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nounFestland, das* * *noun (a large piece of land as compared with neighbouring islands: Britain is not part of the mainland of Europe.) das Festland* * *ˈmain·land▪ the \mainland das FestlandII. adj attr, inv\mainland Britain die britische Hauptinsel\mainland China chinesisches Festland, China nt\mainland Europe europäisches Festlandshe is planning to hitch-hike through \mainland Europe sie möchte durch Europa trampen* * *mainland [-lənd,-lænd]A s Festland nB adj festländisch:mainland China das chinesische Festland* * *nounFestland, das* * *n.Festland -¨er n.Kontinent m. -
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'main·land nthe \mainland das Festland adjattr, inv\mainland Britain die britische Hauptinsel;\mainland China chinesisches Festland, China nt;\mainland Europe europäisches Festland;she is planning to hitch-hike through \mainland Europe sie möchte durch Europa trampen -
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1. adjective1) kontinental2)2. nounContinental — (mainland European) kontinental[europäisch]
Continental — Kontinentaleuropäer, der/-europäerin, die
* * *[-'nen-]adjective kontinental* * *con·ti·nent·al[ˌkɒntɪˈnentəl, AM ˌkɑ:ntəˈnəntəl]I. adj1. inv kontinental, Kontinental-\continental land Festland nt\continental waters kontinentale Gewässer, Küstengewässer nt eines Kontinents2. (European) europäischthe \continental way of life der europäische Lebensstil* * *["kɒntɪ'nentl]1. adj2) (Brit: European) europäisch; holidays in Europa2. n(Festlands)europäer( in) m(f)* * *A adj1. GEOG kontinental, Kontinental…, Festland(s)…:continental shelf Festland(s)-, Kontinentalsockel mcontinental breakfast kleines Frühstück;continental quilt Federbett n;continental tour Europareise f;3. Continental HIST (während des Unabhängigkeitskrieges) kontinental (die nordamer. Kolonien betreffend):Continental Congress Kontinentalkongress m (1774-83)B s1. Festländer(in), Bewohner(in) eines Kontinents3. HISTnot worth a continental US umg keinen Pfifferling wertcont. abk1. containing* * *1. adjective1) kontinental2)2. nounContinental — (mainland European) kontinental[europäisch]
Continental — Kontinentaleuropäer, der/-europäerin, die
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nounKontinent, der; Erdteil, derthe continents of Europe, Asia, Africa — die Erdteile Europa, Asien, Afrika
the Continent — das europäische Festland; der Kontinent
* * *I ['kontinənt] noun1) (one of the great divisions of the land surface of the world - Europe, America, Australia, Asia or Africa.) der Kontinent2) (Europe excluding Britain: We are going to the continent for our holidays.) das (europäische) Festland•- academic.ru/15654/continental">continental- continental breakfast
- continental shelf II ['kontinənt] adjective(able to control especially the bladder and/or bowel.) enthaltsam* * *con·ti·nent1[ˈkɒntɪnent, AM ˈkɑ:ntənənt]n2. no pl▪ the C\continent Kontinentaleuropa nton the C\continent in Europa, auf dem Kontinentcon·ti·nent2[ˈkɒntɪnent, AM ˈkɑ:ntənənt]1. MED▪ to be \continent seine Blase und Darmtätigkeit kontrollieren können* * *I ['kɒntɪnənt]adjIIthe old lady was not continent (Med) — die alte Dame konnte ihre Darmtätigkeit/Blasentätigkeit nicht mehr kontrollieren
n (GEOG)Kontinent m, Erdteil m; (= mainland) Festland nton the Continent — in Europa, auf dem Kontinent
* * *A s1. Kontinent m, Erdteil m:on the continent of Australia auf dem australischen Kontinent2. Festland n:a) Br das (europäische) Festland,B adj (adv continently)1. (besonders sexuell) enthaltsam, mäßig2. obs einschränkendcont. abk1. containing3. continent (continental)* * *nounKontinent, der; Erdteil, derthe continents of Europe, Asia, Africa — die Erdteile Europa, Asien, Afrika
the Continent — das europäische Festland; der Kontinent
* * *n.Erdteil -e m.Festland -¨er n.Kontinent m.
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