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1 ditch
ditch I v ERDB, TE einen Graben ausheben [ziehen] ditch II 1. Graben m; Straßengraben m; 2. Abflussgraben m; Wasserhaltungsgraben m; 3. Wassergraben mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > ditch
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2 ditch moss
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3 ditch
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4 ditch bin reclaimer
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5 ditch-cleaning bucket
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6 ditch cutting
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7 ditch profile
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8 ditch wall
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9 ditch at foot of slope
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10 ditch at top of slope
ditch at top of slope oberer Abfanggraben mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > ditch at top of slope
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11 ditch cleaner
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12 ditch cleaning out
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13 ditch digger
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14 ditch for canalization
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15 ditch for conduits
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16 ditch of a berm
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17 ditch of a road
ditch of a road Straßengraben mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > ditch of a road
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18 ditch refilling
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19 ditch
1. nounGraben, der; (at side of road) Straßengraben, der2. transitive verb* * *[di ] 1. noun(a long narrow hollow dug in the ground especially one to drain water from a field, road etc: He climbed over the fence and fell into a ditch.) der Graben2. verb(to get rid of: The stolen car had been ditched by the thieves several miles away.) im Stich lassen* * *[dɪtʃ]I. n<pl -es>Graben ma deep/shallow \ditch ein tiefer/flacher Grabento dig a \ditch einen Graben aushebenirrigation \ditch Bewässerungsgraben mII. vt1. (discard)▪ to \ditch sth etw wegwerfento \ditch a getaway car ein Fluchtauto [einfach] stehen lassento \ditch a proposal einen Plan aufgeben2. (get away from)▪ to \ditch sb/sth jdm/etw entwischen3. (sack)4. (end relationship)5. (to land)* * *[dɪtʃ]1. n1) Graben m2. vt(inf: get rid of) person abhängen (inf); employee, boyfriend abservieren (inf); plan, project baden gehen lassen (inf); car stehen lassen; old manuscript, unwanted object wegschmeißen (inf)3. vi (AVIAT inf)in den Bach gehen* * *ditch [dıtʃ]A s1. Graben m:die in the last ditch bis zum letzten Atemzug kämpfen (a. fig)2. Abzugs-, Dräniergraben m3. Straßengraben m4. Bewässerungs-, Wassergraben m5. FLUG sl Bach m (Meer, Gewässer)B v/t1. mit einem Graben umgeben oder versehen3. durch Abzugsgräben entwässern4. ein Fahrzeug in den Straßengraben fahren:a) im Straßengraben landen,5. sla) einen Wagen etc stehen lassenb) jemandem entwischenc) dem Freund etc den Laufpass geben:she ditched him for another man sie ließ ihn wegen eines anderen Mannes sitzend) etwas wegschmeißene) US die Schule schwänzen:6. FLUG sl die Maschine im Bach landenC v/i1. einen Graben oder Gräben ziehen2. FLUG sl im‚Bach landen* * *1. nounGraben, der; (at side of road) Straßengraben, der2. transitive verb* * *n.(§ pl.: ditches)= Entwässerungsgraben m.Graben ¨-- m.Straßengraben m.Wassergraben m. -
20 ditch
Graben m;a deep/shallow \ditch ein tiefer/flacher Graben;to dig a \ditch einen Graben ausheben;irrigation \ditch Bewässerungsgraben m vt1) ( discard)to \ditch sth etw wegwerfen;to \ditch a getaway car ein Fluchtauto [einfach] stehen lassen;to \ditch a proposal einen Plan aufgeben2) ( get away from)to \ditch sb/ sth jdm/etw entwischen3) ( sack)4) ( end relationship)to \ditch sb jdm den Laufpass geben ( fam)5) ( to land)
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