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1 Kreuzung
f1. (road) junction, crossroads Pl. (V. im Sg.), bes. Am. intersection; in die Kreuzung einfahren / über die Kreuzung fahren enter / cross the junction (Am. intersection)* * *die Kreuzung(Straße) crossroads; intersection; junction; crossing;(Zuchtergebnis) crossbreed; hybridism; hybridity; cross;(Züchten) hybridization; crossing; cross-breeding* * *Kreu|zung ['krɔytsʊŋ]f -, -en3) (= Rasse) hybrid; (= Tiere) cross, cross-breed* * *die1) (the result of breeding two varieties of animal or plant: This dog is a cross between an alsatian and a labrador.) cross2) (a place where a road etc may be crossed: a pedestrian-crossing; a level-crossing.) crossing3) (a place where two or more roads cross or meet: At the crossroads we'll have to decide which road to take.) crossroads4) (a place where lines, roads etc intersect: The crash occurred at the intersection (between the two roads).) intersection* * *Kreu·zung<-, -en>f* * *die; Kreuzung, Kreuzungen1) junction; crossroads sing.2) (Biol.) crossing; cross-breeding; (Ergebnis) cross; cross-breedeine Kreuzung aus... und... — a cross between... and...
* * *Kreuzung f1. (road) junction, crossroads pl (v im sg), besonders US intersection;in die Kreuzung einfahren/über die Kreuzung fahren enter/cross the junction (US intersection)* * *die; Kreuzung, Kreuzungen1) junction; crossroads sing.2) (Biol.) crossing; cross-breeding; (Ergebnis) cross; cross-breedeine Kreuzung aus... und... — a cross between... and...
* * *-en f.cross roads n.crossbreed n.crossing n.hybridization n. -
2 Straßengefährdung begehen
Straßengefährdung begehen
to render a highway dangerous;
• Straßengüterverkehr transport of goods by road (Br.), highway transportation, motor-truck transport (US);
• Straßenhandel street sale (trading), hawking;
• Straßenhändler street trader (seller, vendor), pedlar (Br.), peddler, hawker, costermonger, handseller, roadman, curbstoner (US), pitchman (US coll.);
• Straßenhändler mit Billigware fakir (US);
• Straßeninstandhaltung, Straßeninstandsetzung street repairs, road maintenance (mending);
• Straßeninstandsetzungsarbeiten road repairs;
• Straßeninterview man-in-the-street interview;
• Straßenkabotage road cabotage;
• Straßenkontrollpunkt checkpoint;
• Straßenkostenbeitrag paving rate;
• Straßenkreuzung road junction, street crossing, crossroad, intersection (US);
• Straßenkundgebung street demonstration;
• Straßenmeisterei highway depot;
• Straßennetz road system (net[work]), grid;
• Straßenneubau construction of new streets;
• Straßennutzungsgebühren road pricing;
• Straßenquadrat block [of buildings];
• Straßenraub highway robbery, latrocinium, mugging (fam.);
• Straßenreklame outdoor advertising (publicity);
• Straßensammlung street collection;
• Straßenseite roadside, wayside;
• auf der anderen Straßenseite over the street;
• auf der falschen Straßenseite fahren to drive on the wrong side of the road;
• Straßensicherheit road safety, safety on the roads;
• Straßensperre road block, barricade;
• Straßensperrung blocking (closing) a road, obstruction of a highway;
• Straßenspinne multiple road junction;
• Straßenstand roadside stand (US);
• Straßensystem road system, street pattern;
• zusammenhängendes Straßensystem interlocking network of roads;
• Straßentauglichkeitsprüfung roadworthiness test;
• Straßentransport road transport (Br.), carriage by road, haulage;
• im Straßentransport by road;
• Straßenüberführung crossover, viaduct, dry bridge (US), flyover (Br.);
• verkehrswidrige Straßenüberquerung jay-walking (coll.);
• Straßenumleitung diversion, detour (US);
• Straßenunterführung fly-under, underpass, undercrossing;
• Straßenunterhaltsabgabe highway rate (Br.);
• Straßenunterhaltung upkeep of roads, road maintenance;
• Straßenverbesserung improvement in roads, road improvements;
• Straßenverkauf hawking, peddling, street sale;
• Straßenverkäufer huckster, street trader (seller, vendor), frontsman (Br.);
• Straßenverkaufsstand kiosk, roadside stand (US);
• Straßenverkehr street (road, highway) traffic, road transport.Business german-english dictionary > Straßengefährdung begehen
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3 sich schneiden
1) (to divide (eg lines or roads) by cutting or crossing: The line AB intersects the line CD at X; Where do the two roads intersect?) intersect2) (to join: Where do the two roads meet?) meet -
4 belebt
I P.P. belebenII Adj.* * *animated; alive; busy* * *be|lebt [bə'leːpt]adj1) Straße, Stadt etc busy2) (= lebendig) livingdie belébte Natur — the living world
belébter Schlamm — activated sludge
•See:→ auch beleben* * *(full of traffic, people, activity etc: The roads are busy; a busy time of year.) busy* * *be·lebt[bəˈle:pt]1. (bevölkert) busy2. (lebendig) animate* * *2) (lebendig) living* * *B. adj2. (lebendig) living;die belebte Natur animate nature* * *1) (lebhaft, bevölkert) busy <street, crossing, town, etc.>2) (lebendig) living* * *adj.alive adj.busy adj.freshened adj.variegated adj. -
5 Maut
* * *die Mauttoll* * *[maut]f -, -entoll* * *(a tax charged for crossing a bridge, driving on certain roads etc: All cars pay a toll of $1; ( also adjective) a toll bridge.) toll* * *<-, -en>[ˈmaut]f SÜDD, ÖSTERR toll [charge]eine \Maut erheben to levy a toll* * *die; Maut, Mauten toll* * ** * *die; Maut, Mauten toll* * *-en f.freeway toll (US) n.motorway toll (UK) n. -
6 Netz
n; -es, -e1. net (auch MATH. und fig.); einer Spinne: web; soziales Netz safety net (of social benefits); den Ball ins Netz befördern Fußball: put the ball into the net; den Ball ins Netz schlagen Tennis: send the ball into the net; ans Netz gehen Tennis: go up to the net; jemandem ins Netz gehen fig. walk into s.o.’s trap; seine Netze auswerfen fig. cast one’s nets; sich im eigenen Netz verfangen fig. get caught in one’s own trap; sich im Netz seiner Lügen verstricken get caught up in a web of lies3. (Verkehrs-, Verteilungssystem) EISENB., TELEF. etc. network; (Stromnetz) mains Pl.; ans Netz gehen Kraftwerk etc.: go on stream; vom Netz gehen be shut down; vom Netz nehmen shut down* * *das Netz(Fischerei) net;(Netzstruktur) network; net;(Spinnennetz) web* * *Nẹtz [nɛts]nt -es, -e1) net; (= Spinnennetz) web; (= Haarnetz) (hair)net; (= Einkaufsnetz) string bag, net bag; (= Gepäcknetz) (luggage) rack; (fig von Lügen, Heuchelei) tissue, web; (= Maschenwerk) nettingFische mit dem Netz fangen — to catch fish with nets, to net fish
ans Netz gehen (Sport) — to go up to the net
ins Netz gehen (Ftbl) — to go into the ( back of the) net; (Tennis) to hit the net
ins Netz schlagen — to play into the net
in jds Netz geraten (fig) — to fall into sb's clutches
sich im eigenen Netz verstricken — to be caught in one's own trap, to be hoist with (Brit) or on (US) one's own petard (prov)
jdm durchs Netz gehen (fig) — to give sb the slip
2) (= System) network; (= Stromnetz) mains sing or pl; (= Überlandnetz) (national) grid; (COMPUT) networkdas Kraftwerk musste vom Netz genommen werden — the power station had to be shut down
3)(= Internet)
das Netz — the Netim Netz surfen (inf) — to surf the Net (inf)
etw übers Netz bestellen — to order sth online or through the Net
4) (MATH) net; (= Kartengitter) grid* * *das2) ((any of various devices for catching creatures, eg fish, or for any of a number of other purposes, consisting of) a loose open material made of knotted string, thread, wire etc: a fishing-net; a hair-net; a tennis-net; ( also adjective) a net curtain.) net3) (anything in the form of a net, ie with many lines crossing each other: A network of roads covered the countryside.) network4) (a type of trap for flies etc made of fine silk threads, spun by a spider etc: a spider's web.) web* * *<-es, -e>[ˈnɛts]nt3. SPORT netans \Netz gehen to go up to the netins \Netz gehen to go into the net; Tennisball to hit the netdas soziale \Netz the social net5. (Spinnennetz) webans \Netz gehen to be connected to the gridetw vom \Netz nehmen to cut sth off from the gridlokales/neurales \Netz local/neural area network8. (Rohrnetz) network [of pipes]9. TRANSP system10. (Ring) network11.▶ ohne \Netz und doppelten Boden without a safety net▶ jdm ins \Netz gehen to fall into sb's trap [or clutches]▶ jdm durchs \Netz gehen to give sb the slip* * *das; Netzes, Netze1) (auch FischerNetz, TennisNetz, Ballspiele) net; (EinkaufsNetz) string bag; (GepäckNetz) [luggage-]rackein Netz von Lügen — (fig.) a web of lies
jemandem ins Netz gehen — (fig.) fall into somebody's trap
2) (SpinnenNetz) web3) (VerteilerNetz, VerkehrsNetz, System von Einrichtungen) network; (für Strom, Wasser, Gas) mains pl* * *soziales Netz safety net (of social benefits);den Ball ins Netz schlagen Tennis: send the ball into the net;ans Netz gehen Tennis: go up to the net;jemandem ins Netz gehen fig walk into sb’s trap;seine Netze auswerfen fig cast one’s nets;sich im eigenen Netz verfangen fig get caught in one’s own trap;sich im Netz seiner Lügen verstricken get caught up in a web of lies3. (Verkehrs-, Verteilungssystem) BAHN, TEL etc network; (Stromnetz) mains pl ; Computernetz) network, net;vom Netz gehen be shut down;vom Netz nehmen shut down* * *das; Netzes, Netze1) (auch FischerNetz, TennisNetz, Ballspiele) net; (EinkaufsNetz) string bag; (GepäckNetz) [luggage-]rackein Netz von Lügen — (fig.) a web of lies
jemandem ins Netz gehen — (fig.) fall into somebody's trap
2) (SpinnenNetz) web3) (VerteilerNetz, VerkehrsNetz, System von Einrichtungen) network; (für Strom, Wasser, Gas) mains pl* * *-e (allg. Stromnetz) n.mains (electricity) n. -e n.mains n.meshes n.net n.network n. -
7 Vorfahrt
f; nur Sg.; VERK. right of way, priority; Vorfahrt haben have (the) right of way; Vorfahrt beachten! give way, Am. yield; Vorfahrt geändert changed priorities (Am. new traffic pattern) ahead; Vorfahrt gewähren give way; jemandem die Vorfahrt lassen / nehmen give / fail to give way to s.o.* * *die Vorfahrtright of way; priority* * *Vor|fahrtf no plright of wayVórfahrt haben — to have (the) right of way
die Vórfahrt beachten/nicht beachten — to observe/ignore the right of way
"Vorfahrt (be)achten or gewähren" — "give way" (Brit), "yield" (US)
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sich dat) die Vórfahrt erzwingen — to insist on one's right of wayjdm die Vórfahrt nehmen — to ignore sb's right of way
* * *(the right of one car etc to move first eg when crossing a cross-roads, or going round a roundabout: It was your fault that our cars crashed - I had right of way.) right of way* * *Vor·fahrt[ˈfo:ɐ̯fa:ɐ̯t]\Vorfahrt haben to have [the] right of wayjdm die \Vorfahrt nehmen to fail to give way to sb* * *die; o. Pl. right of way‘Vorfahrt beachten/gewähren!’ — ‘give way’
* * *Vorfahrt haben have (the) right of way;Vorfahrt beachten! give way, US yield;Vorfahrt geändert changed priorities (US new traffic pattern) ahead;Vorfahrt gewähren give way;jemandem die Vorfahrt lassen/nehmen give/fail to give way to sb* * *die; o. Pl. right of way‘Vorfahrt beachten/gewähren!’ — ‘give way’
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8 Straßenknotenpunkt
Straßenknotenpunkt m road junction, cross roads, road interchange, road crossing, (AE) intersection (s. a. Straßenkreuzung)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Straßenknotenpunkt
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