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1 Berieselung
f1. irrigation; (Besprengung) sprinkling* * *Be|rie|se|lung [bə'riːzəlʊŋ]f -, -enwateringdie ständige Beríéselung der Kunden mit Musik/Werbung — exposing the customers to a constant stream of music/advertisements
die Beríéselung mit or durch etw (fig) — the constant stream of sth
* * *Be·rie·se·lung<-, -en>f1. (das Berieseln) spraying2. (fam)die \Berieselung der Kunden mit Musik/Werbung exposing customers to a constant stream of music/ advertisements* * *die; Berieselung1) (Bewässerung) irrigation2) (ugs. abwertend)* * *1. irrigation; (Besprengung) sprinkling2. fig constant subjection (* * *die; Berieselung1) (Bewässerung) irrigation2) (ugs. abwertend)
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