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23 Flußstrecke und Furt
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24 Schlenke
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25 Schwimmbad
* * *das Schwimmbadswimming pool* * *Schwịmm|badntswimming pool; (= Hallenbad) swimming baths pl* * *das1) (an indoor or outdoor pool for swimming in.) swimming-bath2) (an indoor or outdoor pool for swimming in.) swimming-pool* * *Schwimm·badins \Schwimmbad gehen to go swimming* * *das swimming baths pl. (Brit.); swimming pool* * ** * *das swimming baths pl. (Brit.); swimming pool* * *n.swimming pool n. -
26 Bademeister
* * *der Bademeisterlifeguard; pool attendant; baths attendant* * *Ba|de|meis|ter(in)m(f)(im Schwimmbad) (pool) attendant* * *(a person employed to protect and rescue swimmers at a swimming-pool, beach etc.) lifeguard* * *Ba·de·meis·ter(in)2. (fachspr: für Gesundheitsbäder) official term for someone who prepares and carries out medicinal treatments such as therapeutic baths or massages in a spa* * *der swimming pool attendant* * ** * *der swimming pool attendant* * *m.life guard n.swimming pool attendant n. -
27 Becken
n; -s, -1. (Brunnen-, Hafenbecken) basin; Küche: sink; Bad: (wash)basin; Klosett: bowl; (Schwimmbecken) pool; (Planschbecken) paddling pool2. GEOL. basin3. ANAT. pelvis; ein breites / schmales Becken haben have broad / narrow hips; gebärfreudig4. meist Pl.; MUS. cymbal* * *das Becken(Anatomie) pelvis;(Gefäß) sink; basin;(Musikinstrument) cymbal* * *Bẹ|cken ['bɛkn]nt -s, -1) (=Brunnenbecken, Hafenbecken, Waschbecken GEOL) basin; (= Abwaschbecken) sink; (= Toilettenbecken) bowl, pan; (= Schwimmbecken) pool; (= Staubecken) reservoir; (= Fischbecken) pond; (= Taufbecken) font2) (ANAT) pelvis, pelvic girdle* * *(the framework of bone around the body below the waist.) pelvis* * *Be·cken<-s, ->[ˈbɛkn̩]nt2. ANAT pelvisein gebärfreudiges \Becken haben (fam) to have child-bearing hips3. GEOL basin* * *das; Beckens, Becken3) (Anat.) pelvis4) Plural (Musik) cymbals pl* * *1. (Brunnen-, Hafenbecken) basin; Küche: sink; Bad: (wash)basin; Klosett: bowl; (Schwimmbecken) pool; (Planschbecken) paddling pool2. GEOL basin3. ANAT pelvis;4. meist pl; MUS cymbal* * *das; Beckens, Becken3) (Anat.) pelvis4) Plural (Musik) cymbals pl* * *- (Anat.) n.pelvis n. - n.basin n.bowl n.cymbal n. -
28 Freibad
n open-air ( oder outdoor) swimming pool* * *das Freibadoutdoor pool; open-air swimming pool* * *Frei|badntopen-air (swimming) pool, lido* * *Frei·badnt outdoor swimming pool, lido* * *das open-air or outdoor swimming pool* * ** * *das open-air or outdoor swimming pool* * *-¨er n.open-air bath n.open-air swimming pool n. -
29 Lache
—* * *die Lache(Lachweise) laugh;(Pfütze) puddle;(Wasserloch) pool* * *La|che ['laxə, 'laːxə]f -, -npuddle; (von Benzin, Blut etc auch) pool* * *(a similar area of any liquid: a pool of blood/oil.) pool* * *La·che1<-, -n>[ˈla(:)xə]f puddleLa·che2<-, -n>[ˈlaxə]* * *Idie; Lache, Lachen (ugs.) laughIIdie; Lache, Lachen puddle; (von Blut, Öl) pool* * *Lache1 f; -, -n; umg laugh;dreckige Lache dirty laugh* * *Idie; Lache, Lachen (ugs.) laughIIdie; Lache, Lachen puddle; (von Blut, Öl) pool* * *-n (Pfütze) f.pool n.puddle n. -n f.laugh n. -
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31 Wellenbad
n wave pool* * *das Wellenbadswimming pool with artificially produced waves; wave pool* * *Wẹl|len|badntswimming pool with wave machine* * *Wel·len·badnt wave pool* * *das artificial wave pool* * *Wellenbad n wave pool* * *das artificial wave pool -
32 zusammenlegen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (falten) fold up2. an einen Platz: put ( oder gather) together; auf Stapel: pile up ( oder together); (Häftlinge, Kranke) put together; (Hände etc.) fold3. (Geld) pool; (vereinigen) combine; (Verwaltungen etc.) centralize; (Unternehmen) merge; (Termine, Veranstaltungen) combine; wir legten unser Geld zusammen we clubbed togetherII v/i (Geld sammeln) club together, pass the hat (a)round umg.; wenn wir alle zusammenlegen if everybody chips in umg.* * *(Gegenstände) to put together;(Geld) to pool; to club together;(Kleidung) to fold; to fold up;(Unternehmen) to merge;(Verwaltung) to centralize* * *zu|sạm|men|le|gen sep1. vt1) (= falten) to fold (up)2) (= stapeln) to pile or heap together3) (= vereinigen) to combine, to merge; Aktien to amalgamate, to consolidate; Grundstücke to join; Veranstaltungen to hold together, to hold at the same time; Häftlinge, Patienten to put together; Termine to combine; (= zentralisieren) to centralizesie legten ihr Geld zusammen — they pooled their money, they clubbed (Brit) or pitched in (US) together
2. vi(= Geld gemeinsam aufbringen) to club (Brit) or pitch in (US) together, to pool one's moneyfür ein Geschenk zusammenlegen — to club (Brit) or pitch in (US) together for a present
* * *(to put together for general use: We pooled our money and bought a caravan that we could all use.) pool* * *zu·sam·men|le·genI. vtsauber zusammengelegte Wäsche neatly folded washing2. (vereinigen)▪ etw [mit etw dat] \zusammenlegen to combine sth ( mit + dat into); (zentralisieren) to centralize sthAbteilungen \zusammenlegen to merge [or combine] departments into sthKlassen \zusammenlegen to join [or sep put together] classesGrundstücke \zusammenlegen to join plots of landTermine \zusammenlegen to combine appointments▪ jdn [mit jdm] \zusammenlegen to put sb [together] with sbII. vi* * *1.transitives Verb1) put or gather together2) (zusammenfalten) fold [up]3) amalgamate, merge <classes, departments, etc.>; combine < events>4) put <patients, guests, etc.> together [in the same room]2.intransitives Verb club together; pool our/your/their money* * *zusammenlegen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (falten) fold up2. an einen Platz: put ( oder gather) together; auf Stapel: pile up ( oder together); (Häftlinge, Kranke) put together; (Hände etc) fold3. (Geld) pool; (vereinigen) combine; (Verwaltungen etc) centralize; (Unternehmen) merge; (Termine, Veranstaltungen) combine;wir legten unser Geld zusammen we clubbed togetherB. v/i (Geld sammeln) club together, pass the hat (a)round umg;wenn wir alle zusammenlegen if everybody chips in umg* * *1.transitives Verb1) put or gather together2) (zusammenfalten) fold [up]3) amalgamate, merge <classes, departments, etc.>; combine < events>4) put <patients, guests, etc.> together [in the same room]2.intransitives Verb club together; pool our/your/their money* * *(alt.Rechtschreibung) (in) ausdr.to merge (into) v. (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.to merge (with) v. v.to lump together v. -
33 Hallenbad
n indoor (swimming) pool* * *das Hallenbadindoor pool; indoor swimming pool* * *Hạl|len|badntindoor swimming pool* * *Hal·len·badnt indoor swimming pool* * *Hallenbad n indoor (swimming) pool* * *n.indoor swimming pool n. -
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35 Bad
n; -(e)s, Bäder1. (Wasser) bath; (sich [Dat]) ein Bad einlaufen lassen run a bath; ein Bad nehmen have ( oder take) a bath; ein Bad in der Menge fig. a walkabout, Am. a public figure’s walk among people; ein Bad in der Menge nehmen go (on a) walkabout, Am. walk among the public to greet them, etwa press the flesh; Kind6. CHEM., MED. bath; medizinische Bäder nehmen / verordnen take / prescribe a course of therapeutic baths* * *das Bad(Baden) bath; bathe;(Badeort) spa; watering place;(Badezimmer) bathroom* * *[baːt]nt -(e)s, ordm;er['bɛːdɐ]1) (=Wannenbad, Badewanne PHOT) bath; (= das Baden) bathingein Bád nehmen — to have or take a bath
jdm Bäder verschreiben (Med) — to prescribe sb a course of (therapeutic) baths
Bád in der Menge (fig) — walkabout
2) (im Meer etc) bathe, swim; (= das Baden) bathing, swimming3) (= Badezimmer) bathroomZimmer mit Bád — room with (private) bath
4) (= Schwimmbad) (swimming) pool or bath(s)die städtischen Bäder — the public baths (Brit) or pools (US)
türkisches Bád — Turkish or Russian bath
Bád Doberan — Bad Doberan
* * *das1) (an act of washing in a bath: I had a bath last night.) bath2) (a container of liquid etc in which something is immersed: a bird bath.) bath3) (an act of swimming: a midnight bathe.) bathe* * *<-[e]s, Bäder>[ba:t, pl ˈbɛ:dɐ]nt1. (eingelassenes Badewasser) bathjdm/sich ein \Bad einlassen [o einlaufen lassen] to run sb/oneself a bath2. (das Baden) bathingein \Bad nehmen to take form [or have] a bath3. (Badezimmer) bathroom6.▶ ein \Bad in der Menge a walkabout* * *das; Bad[e]s, Bäder1) (Wasser) bath[sich (Dat.)] ein Bad einlaufen lassen — run [oneself] a bath
ein Bad nehmen — (geh.) have or take a bath; (schwimmen) go for a swim; (im Meer o. ä.) bathe
nach dem Bad — after bathing
3) (Badezimmer) bathroomein Zimmer mit Bad — a room with [private] bath
4) (SchwimmBad) [swimming] pool; swimming bath6) (Technik) bath* * *1. (Wasser) bath;(sich [dat])ein Bad einlaufen lassen run a bath;ein Bad nehmen have ( oder take) a bath;ein Bad in der Menge nehmen go (on a) walkabout, US walk among the public to greet them, etwa press the flesh; → Kind2. (das Baden) im Meer, See: swim;3. (Badezimmer) bathroom;Zimmer mit Bad room with bath6. CHEM, MED bath;medizinische Bäder nehmen/verordnen take/prescribe a course of therapeutic baths* * *das; Bad[e]s, Bäder1) (Wasser) bath[sich (Dat.)] ein Bad einlaufen lassen — run [oneself] a bath
ein Bad nehmen — (geh.) have or take a bath; (schwimmen) go for a swim; (im Meer o. ä.) bathe
3) (Badezimmer) bathroomein Zimmer mit Bad — a room with [private] bath
4) (SchwimmBad) [swimming] pool; swimming bath6) (Technik) bath* * *¨-er n.bath n.spa n. -
36 Badeanstalt
f altm. swimming pool, swimming baths Pl.* * *die Badeanstaltbath; bathhouse* * *Ba|de|an|staltf(public) swimming baths (Brit) or pools (US) pl* * *Ba·de·an·stalt* * *die swimming baths pl. (Brit.); public pool (Amer.)* * ** * *die swimming baths pl. (Brit.); public pool (Amer.)* * *f.public baths n.public swimming pool n. -
37 Bassin
[ba’sε:] n; -s, -s1. zum Schwimmen: pool2. im Park etc.: pool, basin3. Behälter: tank, container4. Hafenanlage: basin, dock* * *Bas|sin [ba'sɛpstildˑː]nt -s, -s(= Schwimmbassin) pool; (= Gartenbassin) pond* * *Bas·sin<-s, -s>[baˈsɛ̃:]nt1. (Schwimmbecken) pool2. (Gartenbassin) pond* * *das; Bassins, Bassins s. Becken 2)* * *1. zum Schwimmen: pool2. im Park etc: pool, basin4. Hafenanlage: basin, dock* * *das; Bassins, Bassins s. Becken 2) -
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39 Nichtschwimmerbecken
n beginners’ pool* * *Nịcht|schwim|mer|be|ckenntpool for non-swimmers* * *Nicht·schwim·mer·be·ckennt non-swimmer's pool* * *das non-swimmers' or learners' pool* * *Nichtschwimmerbecken n beginners’ pool* * *das non-swimmers' or learners' pool -
40 Schwimmerbecken
n swimmer’s pool* * *Schwịm|mer|be|ckenntswimmer's pool* * *Schwim·mer·be·ckennt swimmers' pool* * *das swimmers' pool* * *Schwimmerbecken n swimmer’s pool* * *das swimmers' pool
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