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1 wegdek
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2 Pflaster
n; -s, -1. MED. (sticking) plaster, Am. adhesive tape2. einer Straße: road (surface), roadway; Pflaster treten umg. tramp the streets; teures Pflaster umg., fig. expensive spot ( Stadt: place); heißes Pflaster umg., fig. dangerous place* * *das Pflaster(Straße) paving; road surface; pavement;(Wunde) adhesive plaster; band-aid; sticking plaster; plaster* * *Pflạs|ter ['pflastɐ]nt -s, -auf +acc to)das Pflaster erneuern — to put on a fresh or new (piece of) (sticking) plaster (Brit) or adhesive tape (US)
Pflaster treten (inf) — to trudge the streets, to trudge or traipse around
ein teures Pflaster (inf) — a pricey place (inf)
* * *((also sticking-plaster; American Band-Aid) (a piece of) sticky tape (sometimes with a dressing) used to cover a wound etc: You should put a plaster on that cut.) plaster* * *Pflas·ter<-s, ->[ˈpflastɐ]nt1. MED plaster2. BAU road [or paved] surface3.* * *das; Pflasters, Pflaster1) (StraßenPflaster) road surface; (auf dem Gehsteig) pavement2) (ugs.): (Ort)ein teures/gefährliches od. heißes Pflaster — an expensive/dangerous place or spot to be
3) (WundPflaster) sticking plaster* * *1. MED (sticking) plaster, US adhesive tape2. einer Straße: road (surface), roadway;Pflaster treten umg tramp the streets;heißes Pflaster umg, fig dangerous place* * *das; Pflasters, Pflaster1) (StraßenPflaster) road surface; (auf dem Gehsteig) pavement2) (ugs.): (Ort)ein teures/gefährliches od. heißes Pflaster — an expensive/dangerous place or spot to be
3) (WundPflaster) sticking plaster* * *- (Kopfstein-) n.cobbles n. - (Straßen-) n.pavement n. - (Wund-) n.band-aid (US) n.sticking-plaster n. -
3 Straßenglätte
* * *Stra|ßen|glät|tefslippery road surface* * *Stra·ßen·glät·tef slippery road surface* * *die slippery road surface* * *bei Straßenglätte when the roads are slippery ( vereist: icy)* * *die slippery road surface -
4 Straßenschäden
* * *Stra|ßen|schä|denpldamage sing to the road surface"Achtung Stráßenschäden" — "uneven road surface"
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5 Wegstrecke
f stretch; zurückgelegte: distance covered; schlechte Wegstrecke VERK. bad stretch of road, poor road surface* * *Weg|stre|ckef (rare)stretch of roadschlechte Wégstrecke — poor road surface
* * *Weg·stre·ckef stretch of road* * *die stretch [of road]; (Entfernung) distance* * *schlechte Wegstrecke Verkehrswesen: bad stretch of road, poor road surface* * *die stretch [of road]; (Entfernung) distance -
6 Straßenbelag
m road surface* * *der Straßenbelagsurface* * *Stra|ßen|be|lagmroad surface* * *Stra·ßen·be·lagm road surface [or surfacing]* * *Straßenbelag m road surface -
7 Straßendecke
f road surface* * *Stra|ßen|de|ckefroad surface* * *Stra·ßen·de·cke* * *Straßendecke f road surface -
8 Teerdecke
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9 Fahrbahn unterschiedlicher Griffigkeit
f <bau.verk> ■ split-friction road surface; asymmetrical road surface; surface of differing adhesionGerman-english technical dictionary > Fahrbahn unterschiedlicher Griffigkeit
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10 Fahrbahn von unterschiedlicher Griffigkeit
f <bau.verk> ■ split-friction road surface; asymmetrical road surface; surface of differing adhesionGerman-english technical dictionary > Fahrbahn von unterschiedlicher Griffigkeit
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11 Fahrbahnbelag mit unterschiedlichen Reibwerten
f <bau.verk> ■ split-friction road surface; asymmetrical road surface; surface of differing adhesionGerman-english technical dictionary > Fahrbahnbelag mit unterschiedlichen Reibwerten
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12 Split-µ-Belag
m <bau.verk> ■ split-friction road surface; asymmetrical road surface; surface of differing adhesion -
13 µ-Split-Fahrbahn
f <bau.verk> ■ split-friction road surface; asymmetrical road surface; surface of differing adhesion -
14 Spurrillen
Pl. VERK. ruts in the road surface caused by heavy traffic* * * -
15 Straßenpflaster
n road surface (Am. pavement)* * *das Straßenpflasterpavement* * *Stra·ßen·pflas·ternt pavement* * * -
16 Betondecke
f im Raum: concrete ceiling2. auf Straße: concrete (surface)* * *Be|ton|de|ckefconcrete ceiling; (von Straße) concrete surface* * *Be·ton·de·ckef1. (Gebäudedecke aus Beton) concrete ceiling2. (Straßendecke aus Beton) concrete [road] surface* * *Betondecke f im Raum: concrete ceiling2. auf Straße: concrete (surface) -
17 Oberflächenschaden
Oberflächenschaden m 1. OB, RS surface damage; 2. OB surface defect; 3. RS surface deterioration; 4. VERK road surface defectDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Oberflächenschaden
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18 Fahrbahn
f < verk> (befestigte Straßenoberfläche) ■ road surface; hard surface; pavement US ; ground surface rare -
19 uneben
* * *rough; uneven* * *ụn|ebenadj2) (dial inf) bad* * *1) (uneven: broken ground.) broken2) (uneven: a rough path.) rough3) (not even: The road surface here is very uneven.) uneven* * *un·eben[ˈʊnʔe:bn̩]* * ** * *nicht uneben umg, fig not bad* * ** * *adj.bumpy adj.uneven adj. adv.unevenly adv. -
20 Fahrbahndecke
Fahrbahndecke f road surface, roadway covering, road flooring, road carpet, toppingDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Fahrbahndecke
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