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1 Stau
m; -(e)s, -s und -e1. Pl. -s; MOT. traffic jam; (Rückstau) tailback, Am. backup; in einen Stau geraten get into ( oder caught up in) a traffic jam; im Stau stehen oder stecken be stuck ( oder caught up) in a traffic jam; ein Stau von fünf Kilometern Länge a five-kilomet|re (Am. -er) tailback (Am. backup); 10 km Stau auf der A5 a ten-kilomet|re (Am. -er) tailback (Am. backup) on the A5 (motorway, Am. highway); es kommt zu Staus tailbacks (Am. backups) are forming; regelmäßig: tailbacks (Am. backups) form2. meist Sg.; (Ansammlung) accumulation, build-up; es kam zu einem Stau des Baches / Blutes the stream became blocked / the bloodstream became congested; siehe auch Stauung* * *der Stau(Verkehrsstau) traffic jam; traffic congestion* * *[ʃtau]m -(e)s, -e or -s1) (= Wasserstauung) build-up; (= Windstau) barrier effect; (= Verkehrsstauung) traffic jamein Stáú von 3 km — a 3km tailback (Brit), a 3km backup (of traffic) (US)
2)See:= Stauung* * *<-[e]s, -e o -s>[ʃtau]m1. (Verkehrsstau) traffic jam, congestionein \Stau von 10 km a 10 km tailback BRIT [or traffic jam2. (von beweglichen Massen) build-up* * *der; Stau[e]s, Staus od. Staue1) (von Wasser, Blut usw.) build-up2) (von Fahrzeugen) tailback (Brit.); backup (Amer.)im Stau stehen — sit or be stuck in a jam
* * *in einen Stau geraten get into ( oder caught up in) a traffic jam;10 km Stau auf der A5 a ten-kilometre (US -er) tailback (US backup) on the A5 (motorway, US highway);es kam zu einem Stau des Baches/Blutes the stream became blocked/the bloodstream became congested; → auch Stauung* * *der; Stau[e]s, Staus od. Staue1) (von Wasser, Blut usw.) build-up2) (von Fahrzeugen) tailback (Brit.); backup (Amer.)im Stau stehen — sit or be stuck in a jam
* * *-s-e m.accumulation n.congestion n.pile-up n.tailback n.traffic congestion n.traffic jam n. -
2 Rückstau
m2. MOT. tailback, Am. line of traffic* * *der Rückstautailback* * *Rụ̈ck|staum(von Wasser) backwater; (von Autos) tailback; (von Unerledigtem) backlog* * *Rück·staum2. (rückwirkende Anstauung) backwater* * *der (von Wasser) backing up; backwater; (von Fahrzeugen) tailback* * *Rückstau m2. AUTO tailback, US line of traffic* * *der (von Wasser) backing up; backwater; (von Fahrzeugen) tailback* * *-s m.tailback n. -
3 stauen
I v/t2. NAUT. (Güter etc.) stow (away)II v/refl2. (sich ansammeln) pile up, accumulate; Menschen: gather; Verkehr: back up, be (-come) congested; fig., Wut etc.: build up; die Kinder stauten sich am Eingang the children were crowding the entrance; die Autos stauten sich vor dem Tor there was a long line of cars ( oder the cars backed up) in front of the gate* * *to dam* * *stau|en ['ʃtauən]1. vt1) Wasser, Fluss to dam (up); Blut to stop or stem the flow of2. vr(= sich anhäufen) to pile up; (= ins Stocken geraten) to get jammed; (Verkehr) to build up; (Wasser, fig) to build up; (Menschen) to form a crowd; (Blut) to accumulate; (durch Abbinden) to be cut offder Verkehr staute sich or die Autos stauten sich über eine Strecke von 2 km — there was a 2km tailback (Brit) or backup (of traffic) (US)
* * *(to hold back by means of a dam: The river has been dammed up.) dam* * *stau·en[ˈʃtauən]I. vt▪ etw \staueneinen Fluss \stauen to dam [up] a river2. NAUT to stow sthII. vr▪ sich akk [in etw dat/hinter etw dat] \stauen to collect [or accumulate] [in/behind sth]; (von Wasser a.) to rise [in/behind sth]vor der Unfallstelle stauten sich die Fahrzeuge auf eine Länge von acht Kilometern the accident caused an 8 km tailback* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb <water, blood, etc.> accumulate, build up; < people> form a crowd; < traffic> form a tailback/tailbacks (Brit.) or (Amer.) backup/backups; (fig.) < anger> build up* * *A. v/t2. SCHIFF (Güter etc) stow (away)B. v/r2. (sich ansammeln) pile up, accumulate; Menschen: gather; Verkehr: back up, be(-come) congested; fig, Wut etc: build up;die Kinder stauten sich am Eingang the children were crowding the entrance;die Autos stauten sich vor dem Tor there was a long line of cars ( oder the cars backed up) in front of the gate* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb <water, blood, etc.> accumulate, build up; < people> form a crowd; < traffic> form a tailback/tailbacks (Brit.) or (Amer.) backup/backups; (fig.) < anger> build up* * *v.to dam v. -
4 Stauung
f1. (Ansammlung) build-up; MED., Verk. auch Pl. congestion; von Menschen: crowd, press; eine Stauung des Verkehrs a traffic jam* * *die Stauungcongestion; lock; jam* * *Stau|ung ['ʃtauʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= Stockung) pile-up; (in Lieferungen, Post etc) hold-up; (von Menschen) jam; (von Verkehr) tailback (Brit), backup (US)bei einer Stáúung der Schiffe im Hafen — when the harbour (Brit) or harbor (US) gets congested
eine Stáúung des Verkehrs — a traffic jam
2) (von Wasser) build-up (of water)ein durch Stáúung geschaffener See — a lake created by damming a river
Stáúungen sind hier sehr häufig — the water often builds up here
zur Stáúung eines Flusses — to dam a river
3) (= Blutstauung) congestion no plbei Stáúung(en) (des Blutes) in den Venen — when the veins become congested, when blood becomes congested in the veins
* * *Stau·ung<-, -en>feine lange \Stauung a long tailback [or traffic jam* * *die; Stauung, Stauungen1) (eines Bachs, Flusses) damming; (des Blutes, Wassers) stemming the flow; (das Sichstauen) build-up* * *Stauung feine Stauung des Verkehrs a traffic jam* * *die; Stauung, Stauungen1) (eines Bachs, Flusses) damming; (des Blutes, Wassers) stemming the flow; (das Sichstauen) build-up* * *-en f.actual stowage n.congestion n.stowage n. -
5 Schlange
f; -, -n2. fig. (Menschenschlange) queue, bes. Am. line; (Autoschlange) line (Brit. queue) (of cars); eine lange Schlange auch a long line of people; Schlange stehen, sich in eine Schlange stellen queue (up), bes. Am. stand in line, line up ( alle um, nach for)* * *die Schlange(Tier) serpent; snake;(Warteschlange) queue; line-up* * *Schlạn|ge ['ʃlaŋə]f -, -n1) snake, serpent (liter); (fig = Frau) Jezebeldie Schlange (Astron) — Serpens, the Serpent
Schlange stehen — to queue (up) (Brit), to stand in line (US)
* * *die1) (a line of people waiting for something or to do something: a queue for the bus.) queue2) (a snake.) serpent3) (any of a group of legless reptiles with long bodies that move along on the ground with a twisting movement, many of which have a poisonous bite: He was bitten by a snake and nearly died.) snake* * *Schlan·ge<-, -n>[ˈʃlaŋə]f[irgendwo] \Schlange stehen to queue up [somewhere], to stand in line [somewhere] AM5.* * *die; Schlange, Schlangen1) snake2) (MenschenSchlange) queue; line (Amer.)Schlange stehen — queue; stand in line (Amer.)
* * *1. ZOOL snake; BIBEL serpent; ASTRON Serpent;(falsche) Schlange fig snake in the grasseine lange Schlange auch a long line of people;Schlange stehen, sich in eine Schlange stellen queue (up), besonders US stand in line, line up ( alleum, nach for)* * *die; Schlange, Schlangen1) snake2) (MenschenSchlange) queue; line (Amer.)Schlange stehen — queue; stand in line (Amer.)
* * *-n f.(Menschen-, Auto (<-s>)-)= line (US) n.queue (UK) n. -n f.line (US) n.queue (UK) n.serpent n.snake n. -
6 Stauende
n VERK. end of the tailback (Am. backup)* * *Stau|en|dent (MOT)end of the tailback (Brit) or backup (US)* * * -
7 Verstopfung
Verstopfung f LOGIS congestion, traffic jam, (BE) tailback* * ** * *Verstopfung
(Verkehr) traffic jam, block[ing];
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8 Ausreise
f departure; bei der Ausreise on leaving the country; Verkehrsmeldung: 10 Kilometer Stau bei der Ausreise (there’s a) ten-kilomet|re tailback (Am. traffic is backed up 10 kilometers) at the border (crossing); jemandem die Ausreise verweigern refuse s.o. permission to leave the country; vor i-r Ausreise nach England before her departure for England* * *die Ausreiseexit* * *Aus|rei|sefjdm die Áúsreise verweigern — to prohibit sb from leaving the country
* * *Aus·rei·sef departure [from a/the country]▪ bei der \Ausreise on leaving the countrydie Erlaubnis zur \Ausreise beantragen to apply for an exit visadas Recht auf \Ausreise the right to leave the countryjdm die \Ausreise verweigern to prohibit sb from leaving the country, to refuse sb an exit visa* * *vor/bei der Ausreise — before/when leaving the country
jemandem die Ausreise verweigern — refuse somebody permission to leave [the/a country]
* * *Ausreise f departure;bei der Ausreise on leaving the country; Verkehrsmeldung:10 Kilometer Stau bei der Ausreise (there’s a) ten-kilometre tailback (US traffic is backed up 10 kilometers) at the border (crossing);jemandem die Ausreise verweigern refuse sb permission to leave the country;vor i-r Ausreise nach England before her departure for England* * *vor/bei der Ausreise — before/when leaving the country
jemandem die Ausreise verweigern — refuse somebody permission to leave [the/a country]
* * *-n f.departure n.outbound passage n.outward voyage n.voyage out n. -
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10 Stau
Stau m LOGIS traffic jam; tailback, (AE) backup (Rückstau) • im Stau stecken LOGIS be stuck in a traffic jam, be caught up in a traffic jam • im Stau stehen LOGIS be stuck in a traffic jam, be caught up in a traffic jam • in einen Stau geraten GEN, LOGIS get into a traffic jam, get caught up in a traffic jam* * *m < Transp> traffic jam* * *Stau
traffic jam (block), congestion of traffic;
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11 Verkehrsstau
Verkehrsstau m LOGIS traffic jam, traffic congestion* * *m < Transp> traffic jam, traffic congestion* * *Verkehrsstau
congestion [of traffic], jam in the street, traffic jam (holdup), tailback;
• Verkehrsstau beseitigen to ease the congestion in a street;
• Verkehrsstau entwirren to disentangle the traffic;
• Verkehrsstau hervorrufen to congest traffic. -
12 kilometerlang
II Adv. for miles (and miles)* * *ki|lo|me|ter|lang1. adjmiles longkilométerlange Strände — miles and miles of beaches
2. advfor miles (and miles), for miles on end* * *ki·lo·me·ter·langeine \kilometerlange Autoschlange/Fahrzeugschlange/ein \kilometerlanger Stau a line of cars/vehicles/a traffic jam stretching [back] [or BRIT a. tailback stretching] for milesein \kilometerlanger Strand a beach stretching for miles [and miles]II. adv for miles [and miles], for miles on end* * *1.Adjektiv miles long pred.2.eine kilometerlange Autoschlange — a traffic jam stretching [back] for miles
adverbial for miles [and miles]* * *A. adj … stretching for miles; Sandstrand, Baustellen etc: auch miles (and miles) of …B. adv for miles (and miles)* * *1.Adjektiv miles long pred.2.eine kilometerlange Autoschlange — a traffic jam stretching [back] for miles
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14 Rückstau
m <tech.allg> (flüssiges oder gasförmiges Medium) ■ backflowm <energ.hydr> (Flusskraftwerk) ■ backwaterm <ents.hydr> (von Abwasser, in Keller etc.) ■ backupm < metall> ■ backward slipm < turb> ■ back-surgem < verk> (betont: lange Fahrzeugschlange; z.B. an Baustellenengpässen) ■ back-up US ; tailback GB ; traffic congestion [in front of an obstacle] -
15 Stau
m <tech.allg> (Verstopfung bei materiellen Strömen; z.B. Fahrzeuge, Schüttgut) ■ congestionm <tech.allg> (betont: völlig verstopft; z.B. Papier im Kopiergerät, Kfz auf Straße) ■ jamm <bau.hydr> (an Laufwasserkraftwerk, Damm, Wehr etc.) ■ differential head; drop; fall step -
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18 kilometerlang
ki·lo·me·ter·lang adjstretching for miles pred;eine \kilometerlange Autoschlange/ Fahrzeugschlange/ein \kilometerlanger Stau a line of cars/vehicles/a traffic jam stretching [back] [or (Brit a.) tailback stretching] for miles;ein \kilometerlanger Strand a beach stretching for miles [and miles]adv for miles [and miles], for miles on end -
19 Rückstau
Rück·stau m2) ( rückwirkende Anstauung) backwater -
20 Schlange
Schlan·ge <-, -n> [ʼʃlaŋə] f[irgendwo] \Schlange stehen to queue up [somewhere], to stand in line [somewhere] (Am)(Kühl\Schlange) cooling spiral [or coil];WENDUNGEN:eine \Schlange am Busen nähren ( geh) to cherish a viper in one's bosom;sich winden wie eine \Schlange to go through all sorts of contortions
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