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Definition
Synonym
Betonstein
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Betonstein
m
constr.
Betonstein
e
pl
precast concrete block
precast concrete blocks
Pflasterstein
m
;
Betonstein
m
; Betonplatten
m
constr.
Pflastersteine
pl
;
Betonstein
e
pl
; Betonplatten
pl
paver; paving stone
pavers; paving stones
Pflasterstein
m
constr.
Pflastersteine
pl
Großpflasterstein
m
(aus Granit oder Beton)
Betongroßpflasterstein
m
;
Betonstein
m
Betonpflasterstein
m
;
Betonstein
m
; Gehwegplatte
f
aus Beton
Betonpflasterstein
m
ohne Verbundwirkung
Betonpflasterstein
m
mit Basaltsplittvorsatz;
Betonstein
m
mit Basaltsplittvorsatz
Betonpflasterstein
m
mit Verschleißvorsatz; Betonschwerlastpflasterstein
m
Betonpflasterstein ohne Natursteinvorsatz;
Betonstein
ohne Natursteinvorsatz
Betonpflasterstein mit Natursteinvorsatz;
Betonstein
mit Natursteinvorsatz
eingefärbter Betonpflasterstein; eingefärbter
Betonstein
; eingefärbte Betonplatte
Granitgroßpflasterstein
m
; Kopfstein
m
; Katzenkopf
m
ugs.
Kleinpflasterstein
m
Mosaikpflasterstein
m
Naturpflasterstein
m
; Pflasterstein aus Naturstein
Quaderpflasterstein
m
; rechteckiger Pflasterstein
m
(aus Sandstein oder Granit)
Verbundpflasterstein
m
(aus Beton); Verbund
betonstein
m
Pflastersteine in Mörtel verlegen; in Mörtel pflastern; in Mörtel pflästern
Schw.
Pflastersteine in Sand verlegen; in Sand pflastern; in Sand pflästern
Schw.
Pflastersteine ins Gefälle verlegen
paving stone; paving block, paving unit; paving slab
Br.
; paviour
Br.
; paver
Am.
paving stones; paving block, paving units; paving slabs; paviours; pavers
large-sized paving stone; Belgian block paver
Am.
(of granite or concrete)
large-sized concrete paving stone; large-sized concrete paving sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; large-sized concrete pavestone
Am.
; large-sized concrete paver
Am.
concrete paving stone with exposed crushed basalt; concrete sett with exposed crushed basalt
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; concrete paver with exposed crushed basalt
Am.
standard (non-interlocking) concrete paving block; standard (non-interlocking) concrete paver
Am.
concrete paving stone with exposed crushed basalt; concrete sett with exposed crushed basalt
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; concrete paver with exposed crushed basalt
Am.
concrete paving stone with hard-wearing surface layer
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; concrete paver with protective coating
Am.
standard concrete paving block without exposed aggregate
exposed aggregate paving block; exposed aggregate paving unit; paver with exposed aggregate
Am.
coloured paving stone
Br.
; coloured paving block
Br.
; tinted concrete paver
Am.
large-sized natural paving stone; large-sized granite sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; large-sized natural pavestone
Am.
; large-sized cobblestone
Am.
; jumbo cobblestone
Am.
small paving stone; small paving sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; cube
Br.
coll.
; small stone paver
Am.
mosaic paving stone; mosaic paving sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; mosaic paver
Am.
natural stone sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; random sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; cobblestone
Am.
; cobble
Am.
paving set; paving sett
Br.
Austr.
NZ
(of sandstone or granite)
interlocking (concrete) paving block; interlocking (concrete) paving unit; interlocking (concrete) paver
Am.
to lay setts on mortar
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; to lay pavers on mortar
Am.
to lay setts on sand
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; to lay pavers on sand
Am.
to lay setts to falls
Br.
Austr.
NZ
; to lay pavers to slope
Am.
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precast concrete block Synonyme
Betonstein Definition
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
wood
more
or
less
bulky
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
solid
piece
of
wood
on
which
condemned
persons
lay
their
necks
when
they
are
beheaded.
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
wooden
mold
on
which
hats,
bonnets,
etc.,
are
shaped.
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
pattern
or
shape
of
a
hat.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
large
or
long
building
divided
into
separate
houses
or
shops,
or
a
number
of
houses
or
shops
built
in
contact
with
each
other
so
as
to
form
one
building
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
square,
or
portion
of
a
city
inclosed
by
streets,
whether
occupied
by
buildings
or
not.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
grooved
pulley
or
sheave
incased
in
a
frame
or
shell
which
is
provided
with
a
hook,
eye,
or
strap,
by
which
it
may
be
attached
to
an
object.
It
is
used
to
change
the
direction
of
motion,
as
in
raising
a
heavy
object
that
can
not
be
conveniently
reached,
and
also,
when
two
or
more
such
sheaves
are
compounded,
to
change
the
rate
of
motion,
or
to
exert
increased
force
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
perch
on
which
a
bird
of
prey
is
kept.
Block
(
v.
t.)
Any
obstruction,
or
cause
of
obstruction
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
box
or
other
wood
for
engravers'
work.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
hard
wood
(as
mahogany
or
cherry)
on
which
a
stereotype
or
electrotype
plate
is
mounted
to
make
it
type
high.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
blockhead
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
section
of
a
railroad
where
the
block
system
is
used.
See
Block
system,
below.
Block
(
n.
)
To
obstruct
so
as
to
prevent
passage
or
progress
Block
(
n.
)
To
secure
or
support
by
means
of
blocks
Block
(
n.
)
To
shape
on,
or
stamp
with,
a
block
Block
book
(
)
A
book
printed
from
engraved
wooden
blocks
instead
of
movable
types.
Block
tin
(
)
See
under
Tin.
Concrete
(
a.
)
United
in
growth
Concrete
(
a.
)
Standing
for
an
object
as
it
exists
in
nature,
invested
with
all
its
qualities,
as
distinguished
from
standing
for
an
attribute
of
an
object
Concrete
(
a.
)
Applied
to
a
specific
object
Concrete
(
n.
)
A
compound
or
mass
formed
by
concretion,
spontaneous
union,
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles
of
matter
in
one
body.
Concrete
(
n.
)
A
mixture
of
gravel,
pebbles,
or
broken
stone
with
cement
or
with
tar,
etc.,
used
for
sidewalks,
roadways,
foundations,
etc.,
and
esp.
for
submarine
structures.
Concrete
(
n.
)
A
term
designating
both
a
quality
and
the
subject
in
which
it
exists
Concrete
(
n.
)
Sugar
boiled
down
from
cane
juice
to
a
solid
mass.
Concrete
(
v.
i.)
To
unite
or
coalesce,
as
separate
particles,
into
a
mass
or
solid
body.
Concrete
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
a
mass,
as
by
the
cohesion
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles.
Concrete
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with,
or
form
of,
concrete,
as
a
pavement.
Fish-block
(
n.
)
See
Fish-tackle.
Pillar-block
(
n.
)
See
under
Pillow.
Plumber
block
(
)
A
pillow
block.
Snatch
block
(
)
a
kind
of
block
with
an
opening
in
one
side
to
receive
the
bight
of
a
rope.
Stumbling-block
(
n.
)
Any
cause
of
stumbling,
perplexity,
or
error.
Top-block
(
n.
)
A
large
ironbound
block
strapped
with
a
hook,
and,
when
used,
hung
to
an
eyebolt
in
the
cap,
--
used
in
swaying
and
lowering
the
topmast.
precast concrete block / precast concrete blocks Bedeutung
block
grant
a
grant
of
federal
money
to
state
and
local
governments
to
support
social
welfare
programs,
block
grants
reduce
federal
responsibility
for
social
welfare
block
vote
a
vote
proportional
in
magnitude
to
the
number
of
people
that
a
delegate
represents
blocking
block
the
act
of
obstructing
or
deflecting
someone's
movements
trap
block
(American
football)
an
illegal
block
auction
block
block
a
platform
from
which
an
auctioneer
sells,
they
put
their
paintings
on
the
block
block
a
solid
piece
of
something
(usually
having
flat
rectangular
sides),
the
pyramids
were
built
with
large
stone
blocks
block
housing
in
a
large
building
that
is
divided
into
separate
units,
there
is
a
block
of
classrooms
in
the
west
wing
blockage
block
closure
occlusion
stop
stoppage
an
obstruction
in
a
pipe
or
tube,
we
had
to
call
a
plumber
to
clear
out
the
blockage
in
the
drainpipe
block
and
tackle
pulley
blocks
with
associated
rope
or
cable
block
diagram
a
diagram
showing
the
interconnections
between
the
components
of
system
(especially
an
electronic
system)
block
plane
a
small
plane
used
on
end
grains
of
wood
bollock
bullock
block
a
pulley-block
at
the
head
of
a
topmast
building
block
a
block
of
material
used
in
construction
work
butcher
board
butcher
block
a
thick
wooden
slab
formed
by
bonding
together
thick
laminated
strips
of
unpainted
hardwood
chopping
block
a
steady
wooden
block
on
which
food
can
be
cut
or
diced
or
wood
can
be
split
cinder
block
clinker
block
breeze
block
a
light
concrete
building
block
made
with
cinder
aggregate,
cinder
blocks
are
called
breeze
blocks
in
Britain
concrete
mixer
cement
mixer
a
machine
with
a
large
revolving
drum
in
which
cement
is
mixed
with
other
materials
to
make
concrete
cube
square
block
a
block
in
the
(approximate)
shape
of
a
cube
damper
block
piano
damper
damper
consisting
of
a
small
felted
block
that
drops
onto
a
piano
string
to
stop
its
vibration
engine
block
cylinder
block
block
a
metal
casting
containing
the
cylinders
and
cooling
ducts
of
an
engine,
the
engine
had
to
be
replaced
because
the
block
was
cracked
highise
tower
block
tower
consisting
of
a
multistoried
building
of
offices
or
apartments,
`tower
block'
is
the
British
term
for
`highise'
ingot
metal
bar
block
of
metal
metal
that
is
cast
in
the
shape
of
a
block
for
convenient
handling
linecut
line
block
line
engraving
engraving
consisting
of
a
block
that
has
been
etched
or
engraved
office
building
office
block
a
building
containing
offices
where
work
is
done
pillow
block
a
cast-iron
or
steel
block
for
supporting
a
journal
or
bearing
pulley
pulley-block
pulley
block
block
a
simple
machine
consisting
of
a
wheel
with
a
groove
in
which
a
rope
can
run
to
change
the
direction
or
point
of
application
of
a
force
applied
to
the
rope
sketchbook
sketch
block
sketch
pad
a
book
containing
sheets
of
paper
on
which
sketches
can
be
drawn
snatch
block
a
pulley-block
that
can
be
opened
to
receive
the
bight
of
a
rope
starting
block
block
providing
bracing
for
a
runner's
feet
at
start
of
a
race
stumbling
block
any
obstacle
or
impediment
surface
gauge
surface
gage
scribing
block
gauge
consisting
of
a
scriber
mounted
on
an
adjustable
stand,
used
to
test
the
accuracy
of
plane
surfaces
swage
block
an
iron
block
cut
with
holes
and
grooves
to
assist
in
cold
working
metal
woodcut
wood
block
wood
engraving
engraving
consisting
of
a
block
of
wood
with
a
design
cut
into
it,
used
to
make
prints
block
mental
block
an
inability
to
remember
or
think
of
something
you
normally
can
do,
often
caused
by
emotional
tension,
I
knew
his
name
perfectly
well
but
I
had
a
temporary
block
writer's
block
an
inability
to
write,
he
had
writer's
block,
the
words
wouldn't
come
concretism
concrete
representation
a
representation
of
an
abstract
idea
in
concrete
terms
block
letter
block
capital
a
plain
hand-drawn
letter
block
a
number
or
quantity
of
related
things
dealt
with
as
a
unit,
he
reserved
a
large
block
of
seats,
he
held
a
large
block
of
the
company's
stock
concrete
jungle
an
area
in
a
city
with
large
modern
buildings
that
is
perceived
as
dangerous
and
unpleasant
block
city
block
a
rectangular
area
in
a
city
surrounded
by
streets
and
usually
containing
several
buildings,
he
lives
in
the
next
block
unit
building
block
a
single
undivided
natural
thing
occurring
in
the
composition
of
something
else,
units
of
nucleic
acids
measuring
unit
measuring
block
a
unit
of
measurement
block
(computer
science)
a
sector
or
group
of
sectors
that
function
as
the
smallest
data
unit
permitted,
since
blocks
are
often
defined
as
a
single
sector,
the
terms
`block'
and
`sector'
are
sometimes
used
interchangeably
bad
block
(computer
science)
a
block
(usually
one
sector)
that
cannot
reliably
hold
data
block
cube
a
three-dimensional
shape
with
six
square
or
rectangular
sides
conduction
anesthesia
conduction
anaesthesia
nerve
block
anesthesia
nerve
block
anaesthesia
block
anesthesia
block
anaesthesia
anesthesia
of
an
area
supplied
by
a
nerve,
produced
by
an
anesthetic
agent
applied
to
the
nerve
caudal
anesthesia
caudal
anaesthesia
caudal
block
regional
anesthesia
resulting
from
injection
of
an
anesthetic
into
the
caudal
end
of
the
spinal
canal,
now
largely
replaced
by
epidural
anesthesia
paracervical
block
regional
anesthesia
resulting
from
the
injection
of
a
local
anesthetic
on
each
side
of
the
cervix,
used
during
labor
and
childbirth
pudendal
block
regional
anesthesia
resulting
from
the
use
of
a
local
anesthetic
to
deaden
the
pudendal
nerves
in
the
region
of
the
vulva
and
labia
majora,
used
to
ease
discomfort
during
childbirth
saddle
block
anesthesia
saddle
block
anaesthesia
the
parts
of
a
patient's
body
that
would
touch
a
saddle
if
the
patient
were
sitting
in
one
are
anesthetized
by
injecting
a
local
anesthetic
into
the
spinal
cord
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