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1 route
1. noun2. transitive verb,shipping route — Schifffahrtsstraße, die
routeing fahren lassen [Fahrzeug]; führen [Linie]the train is routed through or via Crewe — der Zug fährt über Crewe
* * *1. noun(a way of getting somewhere; a road: Our route took us through the mountains.) die Route2. verb(to arrange a route for: Heavy traffic was routed round the outside of the town.) leiten- academic.ru/109772/route_march">route march* * *I. nthe \route to success der Weg zum Erfolgto map out a \route eine Route festlegenbus \route Buslinie fshipping \route Schifffahrtsweg mdomestic \routes Inlandsflüge plto have a paper \route Zeitungen austragenII. vtwe're not going to \route our buses through that part of town any more unsere Busse werden diesen Stadtteil nicht mehr anfahren* * *[ruːt] (US) [raʊt]1. n1) Strecke f, Route f; (bus service) Linie f; (fig, in planning etc) Weg mshipping routes — Schifffahrtsstraßen or -wege
what route does the 39 bus take? — welche Strecke or Route fährt der 39er-Bus?
we live on a bus route — wir wohnen an einer Buslinie
"all routes" (Mot) — "alle Richtungen"
3) (US: delivery round) Runde fhe has a paper route — er trägt Zeitungen aus
2. vttrain, coach, bus legen; telephone call leitenthe train is routed through Birmingham — der Zug wird durch Birmingham geführt or über Birmingham gelegt
* * *A s1. (Reise-, Fahrt)Route f, (-)Weg m:2. a) (Bahn-, Bus- etc) Strecke fb) FLUG (Flug)Strecke f, Route fd) SCHIFF Schifffahrtsweg me) (Fern)Straße f3. MILa) Marschroute fb) Br Marschbefehl m:get the route Marschbefehl erhalten;route column Marschkolonne f;route step, march! ohne Tritt(, marsch)!4. fig Weg m (to zu)6. WIRTSCH US Versand(art) m(f)B v/t1. MIL in Marsch setzenvia über akk)4. einen Antrag etc (auf dem Dienstweg) weiterleitenb) Telegrafie: leiten* * *1. noun2. transitive verb,shipping route — Schifffahrtsstraße, die
routeing fahren lassen [Fahrzeug]; führen [Linie]the train is routed through or via Crewe — der Zug fährt über Crewe
* * *(marching) n.Marschroute f. n.Leitung -en f.Richtung -en f.Route -n m.Strecke -n f.Weg -e m. v.leiten v.routen v.senden v.(§ p.,pp.: sandte (sendete), gesandt (gesendet))steuern v. -
2 route
the \route to success der Weg zum Erfolg;to map out a \route eine Route festlegenbus \route Buslinie f;shipping \route Schifffahrtsweg m;domestic \routes Inlandsflüge mplto have a paper \route Zeitungen austragento \route sth etw schicken; deliveries etw liefern;we're not going to \route our buses through that part of town any more unsere Busse werden diesen Stadtteil nicht mehr anfahren -
3 conference vessel
conference vessel LOGIS, LAW Konferenzschiff n (a vessel belonging to a shipping conference, i.e. a cartel of ship owners offering services on particular sea routes under agreed conditions; ein nach den abgestimmten Bedingungen und Verhaltensweisen eines Reederkartells einzusetzendes Schiff: nach nationalem Recht und EU-Wettbewerbsrecht grundsätzlich verboten)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > conference vessel
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