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Definition
Synonym
Bodenschubspannung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Bodenschubspannung
f
bottom shear stress
Bodenschubspannung
f
bottom shear stress
Bodenschäden
pl
soil damage
Bodenschätze
natural resources
Bodenschätze
pl
natural resources, mineral resources
Bodenschätze
pl
treasures of the soil
Bodenschätze
resources
Bodenschätze
pl
min.
natural resources; mineral resources; mineral wealth
Bodenschätze
pl
; Schätze des Bodens
pl
poet.
min.
natural resources; mineral resources; mineral wealth; treasures of the soil
poet.
Abbau
m
(von Bodenschätzen)
working, exploitation
prospektieren, erkunden, nach Bodenschätzen suchen, schürfen (nach)
prospektierend, erkundend, nach Bodenschätzen suchend, schürfend
prospektiert, erkundet, nach Bodenschätzen gesucht, geschürft
to prospect (for)
prospecting
prospected
Eigentum
n
; Eigentumsrecht
n
(an etw.)
jur.
Eigentum an Waren
Eigentumrecht an Grundbesitz
Eigentumsrecht an Bodenschätzen
title (to sth.)
title to goods
title to land
title to mineral resources
prospektieren; erkunden; nach Bodenschätzen suchen; schürfen (nach)
v
min.
prospektierend; erkundend; nach Bodenschätzen suchend; schürfend
prospektiert; erkundet; nach Bodenschätzen gesucht; geschürft
nach Gold suchen
to prospect; to search; to explore (for)
prospecting; searching; exploring
prospected; searched; explored
to prospect for gold
Einkünfte
pl
adm.
fin.
Einkünfte aus Erwerbstätigkeit; Erwerbseinkommen; Aktiveinkünfte
Einkünfte aus unselbständiger Arbeit; Arbeitslohn
ausländische Einkünfte
außerordentliche Einkünfte
betriebliche Einkünfte; Betriebseinkünfte
ordentliche Einkünfte
Passiveinkünfte; Einkünfte aus Kapitalerträgen
sonstige Einkünfte
weltweite Einkünfte; Welteinkünfte
Einkünfte aus einem freien Beruf
Einkünfte aus einem Gewerbebetrieb
Einkünfte aus Kapitalvermögen
Einkünfte aus land- und forstwirtschaftlichen Betrieben
Einkünfte aus selbständiger Arbeit
Einkünfte aus Spekulationsgeschäften
Einkünfte aus Vermietung und Verpachtung
Einkünfte aus unbeweglichem Vermögen und Bodenschätzen
Einkünfte aus wiederkehrenden Bezügen
Einkünfte beziehen
Einkünfte erwirtschaften
net income
earned income; active income
employment income; income from employment; income from salaried employment
income from foreign sources
extraordinary income
business income
ordinary income
passive income; unearned income; investment income
other items of income
world-wide income
income from a profession; earnings from a profession
income from trade or business
income from investments; investment income; unearned income
coll.
income from agriculture or forestry
income from self-employment
income from speculative transactions
income from rent; rental income
income from real property and natural resources
income of a recurrant nature
to receive an income; to have an income
to generate an income
Gewinnung
f
(von Bodenschätzen)
extraction (of natural resources)
Bodenschatz, Hilfsquellen
resources
Bodenscherbe
f
bottom sherd, basal sherd
Bodenscherbe
f
bottom sherd; basal sherd
Bodenschicht
f
wasserführende Bodenschicht
formation
water bearing formation
Planum
n
(Straßenbau: planierte Bodenschicht)
formation level, planum
Planum
n
(Straßenbau: planierte Bodenschicht)
formation level; planum
Schmuddel
m
ugs.
klebrige Bodenschicht im Kinosaal
muck
coll.
cinemuck
slang
Untergrund
m
; Unterboden
m
(Bodenschicht)
agr.
geol.
geologischer Untergrund
kristalliner Untergrund
magmatischer Untergrund
subsalinarer Untergrund
tieferer Untergrund
unregelmäßiger Untergrund
undersoil; subsoil
geologic(al) set-up
crystalline floor
igneous floor
subsaliniferous bottom
deeper basement
erratic subsoil
Bergemittel
n
; Zwischenmittel
n
(Bodenschicht mit taubem Gestein und organischem Material)
min.
geol.
intermediate medium; intercalated bed; interbed; intercalation; interburden; parting; dirt bed; dirt band; stone band (in coal); fillings (in joints); intermediate rock (between two seams)
Bodenschicht
f
; Erdschicht
f
; Schicht
f
; Bodenhorizont
m
geol.
Bodenschichten
pl
; Erdschichten
pl
; Schichten
pl
; Bodenhorizonte
pl
aufgerichtete Schicht
aufliegende Schicht
einseitig geneigte Schicht
fossiler Bodenhorizont
Grundwasserhorizont
m
verfestigte Schicht
verworfene Schicht
wasserführende Schicht
ground layer; layer; ground stratum; stratum; bed; ground formation; formation; soil horizon; horizon
ground layers; layers; ground strata; strata; beds; ground formations; formations; soil horizons; horizons
upturned bed; ridged-up bed; ended-up bed; straightened-up layer
superposed bed
homoclinal bed
palaeosol
groundwater horizon; water-bearing horizon
concretionary horizon
disrupted bed; faulted stratum
water-bearing layer; water-bearing stratum; water-bearing bed; water-bearing formation; water-bearing horizon; carrier of water
Bodenschicht
f
(Vegetationsschicht)
geogr.
Bodenschichten
pl
ground layer; ground stratum (vegetation layer)
ground layers; ground strata
Wurzelboden
m
(fossile Bodenschicht unmittelbar unter dem Flöz)
geol.
min.
seat earth; underclay; rootled bed; stigmarian bed; root clay (in the floor of a seam); cauldron bottom (in the roof of a seam)
halbdurchlässig; teildurchlässig semipermeabel
adj
halbdurchlässige Bodenschicht
f
geol.
semipermeable; semipervious
semipermeable horizon
Grundwasserstockwerk
n
(oben und unten begrenzter Grundwasserleiter in einer Abfolge von Bodenschichten)
geol.
Grundwasserstockwerk mit mehreren verbundenen Grundwasserleitern
groundwater body horizon; confined aquifer
multiaquifer formation
Nordamerikanische Bodenschlangen
pl
(Sonora) (zoologische Gattung)
zool.
ground snakes (zoological genus)
Bodenschubspannung
f
bottom shear stress
Bodenschutz
m
biochem.
soil protection
Bodenschutz
m
envir.
soil protection
Schutzwald
m
; Bannwald
m
envir.
Schutzwälder
pl
; Bannwälder
pl
Bodenschutzwald
m
Immissionsschutzwald
m
; Schutzwald
m
gegen Luftverunreinigung; Schutzwald gegen gasförmige Immissionen
Wasserschutzwald
m
protective forest; protection forest
protective forests; protection forests
protective forest for soil conservation purposes
protective forest against air pollution; protective forest absorbing air pollution
protective forest for water resources
Bodenschwelle
f
Bodenschwellen
pl
ground sill
ground sills
Bodenschwelle
f
; Grundschwelle
f
constr.
Bodenschwellen
pl
; Grundschwellen
pl
ground sill; ground sleeper
Br.
ground sills; ground sleepers
Deutsche
Bodenschubspannung Synonyme
Englische
bottom shear stress Synonyme
bottom
argosy
arse
ass
at
bottom
backbone
backside
bark
basal
base
basement
basic
basically
basin
basis
baygall
bed
bedrock
behind
belly
best
boat
bog
bottom
glade
bottom
land
bottom
most
bottom
s
breech
bucket
buffalo wallow
bum
butt
buttocks
can
cause
channel
chutzpah
coulee
courage
craft
cut
dale
dell
depths
derriere
dingle
duff
end
essentiality
essentially
establish
everglade
fanny
fen
fenland
floor
foot
footing
found
foundation
foundational
fundament
fundamentally
gameness
gap
gill
giveaway
glade
glen
gluteus maximus
grit
ground
groundwork
grove
guts
gutsiness
guttiness
half-price
heart
heart of oak
heinie
hindquarters
hog wallow
holm
hooker
hulk
hull
in reality
in truth
intervale
intestinal fortitude
keel
keister
leviathan
low
lower strata
lowermost
lowest
lowest level
lowest point
lunar rill
marais
marish
marked down
marrow
marsh
marshland
meadow
mere
mettle
mettlesomeness
mire
moor
moorland
morass
moss
moxie
mud
mud flat
nadir
nerve
nethermost
nub
ocean
bottom
origin
packet
pass
peat bog
pith
pluck
pluckiness
posterior
prat
predicate
primary
quagmire
quicksand
quintessence
quintessential
radical
ravine
really
rear
rear end
reduced
rest
rock-
bottom
rump
sacrificial
salt marsh
seat
ship
slashed
slob land
slough
sole
sough
soul
source
spirit
spunk
spunkiness
stamina
stay
stout heart
strath
stuff
substance
substructure
sump
swale
swamp
swampland
taiga
toughness
trench
trough
true grit
truly
tub
tuchis
tush
tushy
underbelly
underlying
underlying level
undermost
underneath
underpinning
underside
vale
valley
vessel
virtuality
wadi
wallow
wash
watercraft
bottom
dollar
Swiss bank account
Thule
Ultima Thule
assets
balance
bank account
bitter end
boundary
budget
butt
butt end
cash reserves
checking account
command of money
exchequer
extreme
extremity
fag end
farthest bound
finances
fund
funds
jumping-off place
kitty
life savings
limit
means
moneys
nest egg
nib
pecuniary resources
pocket
point
pole
pool
purse
reserves
resources
savings
savings account
stub
stump
substance
tag
tag end
tail
tail end
tip
treasure
unregistered bank account
wherewithal
bottom
out
alter
ameliorate
be changed
be converted into
be renewed
break
change
checker
chop
chop and change
come about
come around
come round
degenerate
deteriorate
deviate
diverge
diversify
flop
haul around
improve
jibe
meliorate
mitigate
modulate
mutate
revive
shift
swerve
tack
take a turn
turn
turn aside
turn into
turn the corner
undergo a change
vary
veer
warp
worsen
bottom
land
alkali flat
alluvial plain
basin
baygall
bog
bottom
bottom
s
buffalo wallow
bushveld
campo
champaign
champaign country
coastal plain
delta
desert
down
downs
everglade
fell
fen
fenland
flat
flat country
flatland
flats
glade
grass veld
grassland
heath
hog wallow
holm
lande
level
llano
lowland
lowlands
lunar mare
marais
mare
marish
marsh
marshland
meadow
mere
mesa
mesilla
mire
moor
moorland
morass
moss
mud
mud flat
open country
pampa
pampas
peat bog
peneplain
plain
plains
plateau
playa
prairie
quagmire
quicksand
salt flat
salt marsh
salt pan
savanna
sebkha
slob land
slough
sough
steppe
sump
swale
swamp
swampland
table
tableland
taiga
tree veld
tundra
upland
vega
veld
wallow
wash
weald
wide-open spaces
wold
bottom
less
a hog for
abounding
abundant
abysmal
abyssal
acquisitive
affluent
all-devouring
all-sufficing
ample
aplenty
avaricious
avid
bounteous
bountiful
cavernous
copious
coveting
covetous
deep as hell
devouring
diffuse
effuse
endless
epidemic
esurient
exhaustless
extravagant
exuberant
fat
fathomless
fertile
flush
full
galore
gaping
generous
gluttonous
gobbling
grabby
grasping
gratuitous
greedy
groundless
hoggish
immeasurable
in plenty
in quantity
inexhaustible
infinite
insatiable
insatiate
lavish
liberal
limitless
luxuriant
many
maximal
mercenary
miserly
money-hungry
money-mad
much
numerous
omnivorous
opulent
overflowing
overgreedy
piggish
plenitudinous
plenteous
plentiful
plenty
plumbless
plunging
prevailing
prevalent
prodigal
productive
profuse
profusive
quenchless
rampant
rapacious
ravening
ravenous
reasonless
replete
rich
rife
riotous
running over
slakeless
sordid
soundless
superabundant
swinish
teeming
unappeasable
unappeased
uncalled-for
unfathomable
unfathomed
unfounded
ungrounded
unjustifiable
unlimited
unquenchable
unsated
unsatisfied
unslakeable
unslaked
unsounded
unsupportable
unwarranted
venal
voracious
wealthy
well-found
well-furnished
well-provided
well-stocked
wholesale
without
bottom
yawning
bottom
less pit
Abaddon
Gehenna
Hades
Naraka
Pandemonium
Sheol
Tophet
avichi
bowels
deep space
deeps
depths
gaping depths
hell
infernal pit
infernal regions
inferno
jahannan
limbo
lower world
nether world
outer space
perdition
place of torment
purgatory
shades below
the abyss
the
bottom
less pit
the grave
the pit
underworld
unfathomed deeps
unknown depths
Bodenschubspannung Definition
Bottom
(
n.
)
The
lowest
part
of
anything
Bottom
(
n.
)
The
part
of
anything
which
is
beneath
the
contents
and
supports
them,
as
the
part
of
a
chair
on
which
a
person
sits,
the
circular
base
or
lower
head
of
a
cask
or
tub,
or
the
plank
floor
of
a
ship's
hold
Bottom
(
n.
)
That
upon
which
anything
rests
or
is
founded,
in
a
literal
or
a
figurative
sense
Bottom
(
n.
)
The
bed
of
a
body
of
water,
as
of
a
river,
lake,
sea.
Bottom
(
n.
)
The
fundament
Bottom
(
n.
)
An
abyss.
Bottom
(
n.
)
Low
land
formed
by
alluvial
deposits
along
a
river
Bottom
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
ship
which
is
ordinarily
under
water
Bottom
(
n.
)
Power
of
endurance
Bottom
(
n.
)
Dregs
or
grounds
Bottom
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
bottom
Bottom
(
v.
t.)
To
found
or
build
upon
Bottom
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
bottom
Bottom
(
v.
t.)
To
reach
or
get
to
the
bottom
of.
Bottom
(
v.
i.)
To
rest,
as
upon
an
ultimate
support
Bottom
(
v.
i.)
To
reach
or
impinge
against
the
bottom,
so
as
to
impede
free
action,
as
when
the
point
of
a
cog
strikes
the
bottom
of
a
space
between
two
other
cogs,
or
a
piston
the
end
of
a
cylinder.
Bottom
(
n.
)
A
ball
or
skein
of
thread
Bottom
(
v.
t.)
To
wind
round
something,
as
in
making
a
ball
of
thread.
Shear
(
v.
t.)
To
cut,
clip,
or
sever
anything
from
with
shears
or
a
like
instrument
Shear
(
v.
t.)
To
separate
or
sever
with
shears
or
a
similar
instrument
Shear
(
v.
t.)
To
reap,
as
grain.
Shear
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
deprive
of
property
Shear
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
a
change
of
shape
in
by
a
shear.
See
Shear,
n.,
4.
Shear
(
v.
t.)
A
pair
of
shears
Shear
(
v.
t.)
A
shearing
Shear
(
v.
t.)
An
action,
resulting
from
applied
forces,
which
tends
to
cause
two
contiguous
parts
of
a
body
to
slide
relatively
to
each
other
in
a
direction
parallel
to
their
plane
of
contact
Shear
(
v.
t.)
A
strain,
or
change
of
shape,
of
an
elastic
body,
consisting
of
an
extension
in
one
direction,
an
equal
compression
in
a
perpendicular
direction,
with
an
unchanged
magnitude
in
the
third
direction.
Shear
(
v.
i.)
To
deviate.
See
Sheer.
Shear
(
v.
i.)
To
become
more
or
less
completely
divided,
as
a
body
under
the
action
of
forces,
by
the
sliding
of
two
contiguous
parts
relatively
to
each
other
in
a
direction
parallel
to
their
plane
of
contact.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress.
Stress
(
n.
)
Pressure,
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
The
force,
or
combination
of
forces,
which
produces
a
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
Force
of
utterance
expended
upon
words
or
syllables.
Stress
is
in
English
the
chief
element
in
accent
and
is
one
of
the
most
important
in
emphasis.
See
Guide
to
pronunciation,
//
31-35.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
press
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
subject
to
stress,
pressure,
or
strain.
Sulphur-bottom
(
n.
)
A
very
large
whalebone
whale
of
the
genus
Sibbaldius,
having
a
yellowish
belly
bottom shear stress Bedeutung
bottom-feeder
bottom-dweller
a
fish
that
lives
and
feeds
on
the
bottom
of
a
body
of
water
bottom-feeder
a
scavenger
that
feeds
low
on
the
food
chain
bottom
lurkers
a
fish
that
lurks
on
the
bottom
of
a
body
of
water
blue
whale
sulfur
bottom
Balaenoptera
musculus
largest
mammal
ever
known,
bluish-grey
migratory
whalebone
whale
mostly
of
southern
hemisphere
groundfish
bottom
fish
fish
that
live
on
the
sea
bottom
(particularly
the
commercially
important
gadoid
fish
like
cod
and
haddock,
or
flatfish
like
flounder)
bottom
freighter
merchantman
merchant
ship
a
cargo
ship,
they
did
much
of
their
overseas
trade
in
foreign
bottoms
false
bottom
a
horizontal
structure
that
partitions
a
ship
or
box
(especially
one
built
close
to
the
actual
bottom)
round-bottom
flask
a
spherical
flask
with
a
narrow
neck
shear
a
large
edge
tool
that
cuts
sheet
metal
by
passing
a
blade
through
it
elasticity
of
shear
the
elasticity
of
a
body
that
has
been
pulled
out
of
shape
by
a
shearing
force
c
buttocks
nates
arse
butt
backside
bum
buns
can
fundament
hindquarters
hind
end
keister
posterior
prat
rear
rear
end
rump
stern
seat
tail
tail
end
tooshie
tush
bottom
behind
derriere
fanny
ass
a
d
the
fleshy
part
of
the
human
body
that
you
sit
on,
he
deserves
a
good
kick
in
the
butt,
are
you
going
to
sit
on
your
fanny
and
do
nothing?
stress
test
a
test
measuring
how
a
system
functions
when
subjected
to
controlled
amounts
of
stress
bottom
line
the
decisive
point
stress
mark
a
mark
indicating
the
stress
on
a
syllable
stress
emphasis
accent
the
relative
prominence
of
a
syllable
or
musical
note
(especially
with
regard
to
stress
or
pitch),
he
put
the
stress
on
the
wrong
syllable
word
stress
word
accent
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
polysyllabic
word
sentence
stress
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
sentence
bottom
round
cut
from
the
round,
suitable
for
pot
roast
Foggy
Bottom
United
States
Department
of
State,
which
is
housed
in
a
building
in
a
low-lying
area
of
Washington
near
the
Potomac
River
bottom
underside
undersurface
the
lower
side
of
anything
bottom
the
lowest
part
of
anything,
they
started
at
the
bottom
of
the
hill
rock
bottom
the
absolute
bottom
bed
bottom
a
depression
forming
the
ground
under
a
body
of
water,
he
searched
for
treasure
on
the
ocean
bed
bottomland
bottom
low-lying
alluvial
land
near
a
river
bottom
quark
beauty
quark
a
quark
with
a
charge
of
-
and
a
mass
about
,
times
that
of
an
electron
lake
bed
lake
bottom
the
bottom
of
a
lake
ocean
floor
sea
floor
ocean
bottom
seabed
sea
bottom
Davy
Jones's
locker
Davy
Jones
the
bottom
of
a
sea
or
ocean
riverbed
river
bottom
a
channel
occupied
(or
formerly
occupied)
by
a
river
bottom
dog
a
person
of
low
status
bottom
feeder
an
opportunist
who
profits
from
the
misfortunes
of
others
shear
(physics)
a
deformation
of
an
object
in
which
parallel
planes
remain
parallel
but
are
shifted
in
a
direction
parallel
to
themselves,
the
shear
changed
the
quadrilateral
into
a
parallelogram
stress
(physics)
force
that
produces
strain
on
a
physical
body,
the
intensity
of
stress
is
expressed
in
units
of
force
divided
by
units
of
area
bottom
rot
fungus
Corticium
solani
fungus
causing
bottom
rot
in
lettuce
bottom
line
the
last
line
in
an
audit,
the
line
that
shows
profit
or
loss
bottom
fermentation
a
slow
kind
of
alcoholic
fermentation
at
a
temperature
low
enough
that
the
yeast
cells
can
sink
to
the
bottom
of
the
fermenting
liquid,
used
in
the
production
of
lager
stress
incontinence
urinary
incontinence
that
occurs
when
involuntary
pressure
is
put
on
the
bladder
by
coughing
or
laughing
or
sneezing
or
lifting
or
straining
bottom
rot
fungous
disease
of
lettuce
that
first
rots
lower
leaves
and
spreads
upward
fatigue
fracture
stress
fracture
fracture
resulting
from
excessive
activity
rather
than
a
specific
injury
tension
tenseness
stress
(psychology)
a
state
of
mental
or
emotional
strain
or
suspense,
he
suffered
from
fatigue
and
emotional
tension,
stress
is
a
vasoconstrictor
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
PTSD
an
anxiety
disorder
associated
with
serious
traumatic
events
and
characterized
by
such
symptoms
as
survivor
guilt,
reliving
the
trauma
in
dreams,
numbness
and
lack
of
involvement
with
reality,
or
recurrent
thoughts
and
images
stress
strain
difficulty
that
causes
worry
or
emotional
tension,
she
endured
the
stresses
and
strains
of
life,
he
presided
over
the
economy
during
the
period
of
the
greatest
stress
and
danger-
R.J.Samuelson
stress
focus
special
emphasis
attached
to
something,
the
stress
was
more
on
accuracy
than
on
speed
bottom
fermenting
yeast
brewer's
yeast
used
in
bottom
fermentation
of
lager
bottom
bottom
of
the
inning
the
second
half
of
an
inning,
while
the
home
team
is
at
bat
shear
become
deformed
by
forces
tending
to
produce
a
shearing
strain
penetrate
fathom
bottom
come
to
understand
stress
accent
accentuate
put
stress
on,
utter
with
an
accent,
In
Farsi,
you
accent
the
last
syllable
of
each
word
stress
emphasize
emphasise
punctuate
accent
accentuate
to
stress,
single
out
as
important,
Dr.
Jones
emphasizes
exercise
in
addition
to
a
change
in
diet
bottom
strike
the
ground,
as
with
a
ship's
bottom
bottom
out
hit
the
ground,
the
car
bottomed
out
where
the
driveway
meets
the
road
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