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1 Deck
n; -(e)s, -s1. NAUT. deck; die unteren Decks the lower decks; an oder auf Deck on deck; alle Mann an Deck! all hands on deck!; unter oder von Deck gehen go below (deck)3. (Parkdeck) level4. (Kassettendeck) deck* * *das Deckboard; deck* * *Dẹck [dɛk]nt -(e)s, -sdeck; (in Parkhaus) levelan Deck gehen — to go on deck
alle Mann an Deck! — all hands on deck!
* * *(a platform extending from one side of a ship etc to the other and forming the floor: The cars are on the lower deck.) deck* * *<-[e]s, -s>[ˈdɛk]nt1. (Abschluss des Schiffsrumpfs) deckAufbauten auf dem \Deck superstructure no pl, no indef art2. (Schiffsebene) deckan \Deck gehen to go on deckan/unter \Deck on/below deck3. (Parkdeck) level, storey* * *das; Deck[e]s, Decks1) deckalle Mann an Deck! — all hands on deck!
2) (ParkDeck) storey; level* * *1. SCHIFF deck;die unteren Decks the lower decks;an oderauf Deck on deck;alle Mann an Deck! all hands on deck!;von Deck gehen go below (deck)2. eines Busses:oberes Deck top ( oder upper) deck3. (Parkdeck) level4. (Kassettendeck) deck* * *das; Deck[e]s, Decks1) deck2) (ParkDeck) storey; level -
2 Verdeck
n; -(e)s, -e1. NAUT. deck2. MOT. roof, top* * *das Verdeck(Auto) hood; top; roof;(Schiff) deck* * *Ver|dẹck [fEɐ'dɛk]nt -(e)s, -e1) (= Dach) (von Kutsche, Kinderwagen) hood (Brit), canopy; (von Auto) soft top, hood (Brit); (hart) roof; (von Flugzeug) canopy2) (von Passagierdampfer) sun deck; (von Doppeldeckerbus) open top deck* * *das1) (a floor in a bus: Let's go on the top deck.) deck2) (a folding cover on a car, pram etc: Put the hood of the pram up - the baby is getting wet.) hood* * *Ver·deck<-[e]s, -e>* * *das; Verdeck[e]s, Verdecke top; hood (Brit.); (bei Kinderwagen) hood* * *1. SCHIFF deck2. AUTO roof, top* * *das; Verdeck[e]s, Verdecke top; hood (Brit.); (bei Kinderwagen) hood* * *-e (Kfz) n.folding top n. -e n.hood (UK) n. -
3 Oberdeck
n NAUT. upper deck (auch eines Busses)* * *Ober|deckntupper or top deck* * *Ober·decknt upper deck* * ** * ** * *der upper deck; (eines Busses) upper or top deck* * *-s n.upper deck n. -
4 Deckplatte
f <tech.allg> (horizontal od. vertikal) ■ cover platef <tech.allg> (horizontal, ganz oben) ■ top platef <bau.innen> (aus Holz; Vertäfelungselement) ■ coping -
5 Oberdeck
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6 Oberdeck
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7 Stockwerk
Stockwerk
story (US), storey (Br.), floor;
• erstes Stockwerk first (second, US) floor (storey);
• oberstes Stockwerk top floor, (Bus) upper (top) deck;
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8 oberstes Stockwerk
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9 Decklack
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10 Deckblatt
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11 Klappverdeck
n MOT. (folding) hood, soft top* * *das Klappverdeckfolding hood; folding top* * *Klạpp|ver|deckntfolding or collapsible hood* * *Klapp·ver·decknt AUTO folding [or convertible] [or collapsible] top* * * -
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13 Deckhaar
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14 Verdeck
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15 Fahrbahnplatte
Fahrbahnplatte f carriageway slab, paving slab, top slab (Straße); bridge deck, deck slab, floor plate (Brücke)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Fahrbahnplatte
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16 Verdeck
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17 das Verdeck
- {hood} mũ trùm đầu, huy hiệu học vị, mui xe, miếng da trùm đầu, Capô = das Verdeck (Auto) {capote; roof}+ = das Verdeck (Wagen) {top}+ = das Verdeck (Marine) {deck}+ = das Verdeck (Kabriolet) {folding top}+ -
18 Deckblatt
n1. einer Zigarre: wrapper2. BOT. bract* * *das Deckblattflyleaf; bract* * *Dẹck|blattnt (BOT)bract; (von Zigarre) wrapper; (= Schutzblatt) cover; (= Einlageblatt) overlay; (COMPUT) cover page* * *Deck·blattnt2. (Titelblatt) title page3. (von Zigarre) wrapper4. KARTEN top card* * *1. einer Zigarre: wrapper2. BOT bract* * *n.flyleaf n. -
19 Ladefläche
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20 obenliegende Fahrbahn
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > obenliegende Fahrbahn
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