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Definition
Synonym
Fahrbahndecke
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fahrbahndecke
f
; Fahrbahntafel
f
; Fahrbahnplatte
f
(Brückenbau)
constr.
bridge deck; bridge floor; bridge plate; floor plate; floor slab
eine Straße chaussieren; makadamisieren; mit einer festen
Fahrbahndecke
versehen
v
(Straßenbau)
constr.
to macadamize; to tarmac
Br.
a road
(Straße) befestigen, mit
Fahrbahndecke
versehen
v
befestigend, mit
Fahrbahndecke
versehend
befestigt, mit
Fahrbahndecke
versehen
to seal
sealing
sealed
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bridge deck; bridge floor; bridge plate; floor plate; floor slab Synonyme
bridge
A string
Amati
Bifrost
Boston
Cremona
D string
E string
Earl of Coventry
G string
L
Pit
Polish bank
R
Russian bank
Strad
Stradivari
Stradivarius
Texas tower
accouple
accumulate
acting area
agglutinate
all fours
alveolar ridge
amass
anacrusis
apron
apron stage
arch over
articulate
assemble
associate
baccarat
backstage
band
band shell
bandstand
banker
bascule
bridge
bass
bass passage
bass viol
bateau
bridge
beacon
belvedere
bestraddle
bestride
blackjack
bleachers
bluff
board
bond
bourdon
bow
bracket
brag
bridge
over
bridge
work
bull fiddle
burden
cadence
canasta
cantilever
bridge
casino
catwalk
cello
cement
chain
chorus
clap together
coda
collect
combine
commerce
commit
comprise
concatenate
conglobulate
conjoin
conjugate
connect
connection
connections
conning tower
contrabass
contract
contract
bridge
copulate
coulisse
couple
cover
cribbage
crowd
dental
bridge
dentition
denture
development
division
dock
double bass
draw
bridge
dressing room
ecarte
embrace
encompass
euchre
exposition
extend over
false teeth
faro
fiddle
fiddlebow
fiddlestick
figure
fingerboard
five hundred
flies
flinch
floating
bridge
fly floor
fly gallery
flyover
folderol
foot
bridge
forestage
fright
frog
gallery
gangboard
gangplank
gangway
gather
gazebo
gin
gin rummy
glue
go over
goat
grandstand
greenroom
grid
gridiron
gums
hang over
harmonic close
hearts
imbricate
include
interlude
intermezzo
introductory phrase
ivories
join
jut
keno
kit
kit fiddle
kit violin
knot
lansquenet
lap
lap over
lay together
league
lie over
lift
bridge
lightboard
lighthouse
link
loo
lookout
loophole
lottery
lotto
lump together
marry
marshal
mass
matrimony
measure
merge
mobilize
monte
movement
musical phrase
musical sentence
napoleon
observation post
observatory
old maid
ombre
orchestra
orchestra pit
ornament
outlook
overarch
ove
bridge
head
acropolis
advance guard
airhead
avant-garde
bastion
battle line
beachhead
blockhouse
bunker
castle
citadel
donjon
farthest outpost
fasthold
fastness
first line
forefront
fort
fortress
front
front line
front rank
front-runner
garrison
garrison house
hold
keep
line
martello
martello tower
mote
motte
outguard
outpost
peel
peel tower
pillbox
pioneer
point
post
precursor
railhead
rath
safehold
scout
spearhead
strong point
stronghold
tower
tower of strength
van
vanguard
ward
Fahrbahndecke Definition
Bridge
(
n.
)
A
structure,
usually
of
wood,
stone,
brick,
or
iron,
erected
over
a
river
or
other
water
course,
or
over
a
chasm,
railroad,
etc.,
to
make
a
passageway
from
one
bank
to
the
other.
Bridge
(
n.
)
Anything
supported
at
the
ends,
which
serves
to
keep
some
other
thing
from
resting
upon
the
object
spanned,
as
in
engraving,
watchmaking,
etc.,
or
which
forms
a
platform
or
staging
over
which
something
passes
or
is
conveyed.
Bridge
(
n.
)
The
small
arch
or
bar
at
right
angles
to
the
strings
of
a
violin,
guitar,
etc.,
serving
of
raise
them
and
transmit
their
vibrations
to
the
body
of
the
instrument.
Bridge
(
n.
)
A
device
to
measure
the
resistance
of
a
wire
or
other
conductor
forming
part
of
an
electric
circuit.
Bridge
(
n.
)
A
low
wall
or
vertical
partition
in
the
fire
chamber
of
a
furnace,
for
deflecting
flame,
etc.
Bridge
(
v.
t.)
To
build
a
bridge
or
bridges
on
or
over
Bridge
(
v.
t.)
To
open
or
make
a
passage,
as
by
a
bridge.
Bridge
(
v.
t.)
To
find
a
way
of
getting
over,
as
a
difficulty
Bridge-ward
(
n.
)
A
bridge
keeper
Bridge-ward
(
n.
)
The
principal
ward
of
a
key.
Cuttoo
plate
(
)
A
hood
over
the
end
of
a
wagon
wheel
hub
to
keep
dirt
away
from
the
axle.
Deck
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
Deck
(
v.
t.)
To
dress,
as
the
person
Deck
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
deck,
as
a
vessel.
Deck
(
v.
)
The
floorlike
covering
of
the
horizontal
sections,
or
compartments,
of
a
ship.
Small
vessels
have
only
one
deck
Deck
(
v.
)
The
upper
part
or
top
of
a
mansard
roof
or
curb
roof
when
made
nearly
flat.
Deck
(
v.
)
The
roof
of
a
passenger
car.
Deck
(
v.
)
A
pack
or
set
of
playing
cards.
Deck
(
v.
)
A
heap
or
store.
Floor
(
n.
)
The
bottom
or
lower
part
of
any
room
Floor
(
n.
)
The
structure
formed
of
beams,
girders,
etc.,
with
proper
covering,
which
divides
a
building
horizontally
into
stories.
Floor
in
sense
1
is,
then,
the
upper
surface
of
floor
in
sense
2.
Floor
(
n.
)
The
surface,
or
the
platform,
of
a
structure
on
which
we
walk
or
travel
Floor
(
n.
)
A
story
of
a
building.
See
Story.
Floor
(
n.
)
The
part
of
the
house
assigned
to
the
members.
Floor
(
n.
)
The
right
to
speak.
Floor
(
n.
)
That
part
of
the
bottom
of
a
vessel
on
each
side
of
the
keelson
which
is
most
nearly
horizontal.
Floor
(
n.
)
The
rock
underlying
a
stratified
or
nearly
horizontal
deposit.
Floor
(
n.
)
A
horizontal,
flat
ore
body.
Floor
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
floor
Floor
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
down
or
lay
level
with
the
floor
Floor
(
v.
t.)
To
finish
or
make
an
end
of
Half-deck
(
n.
)
A
shell
of
the
genus
Crepidula
Half-deck
(
n.
)
See
Half
deck,
under
Deck.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
flat,
or
nearly
flat,
piece
of
metal,
the
thickness
of
which
is
small
in
comparison
with
the
other
dimensions
Plate
(
n.
)
Metallic
armor
composed
of
broad
pieces.
Plate
(
n.
)
Domestic
vessels
and
utensils,
as
flagons,
dishes,
cups,
etc.,
wrought
in
gold
or
silver.
Plate
(
n.
)
Metallic
ware
which
is
plated,
in
distinction
from
that
which
is
genuine
silver
or
gold.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
small,
shallow,
and
usually
circular,
vessel
of
metal
or
wood,
or
of
earth
glazed
and
baked,
from
which
food
is
eaten
at
table.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
money,
usually
silver
money.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
metal
on
which
anything
is
engraved
for
the
purpose
of
being
printed
Plate
(
n.
)
A
page
of
stereotype,
electrotype,
or
the
like,
for
printing
from
Plate
(
n.
)
That
part
of
an
artificial
set
of
teeth
which
fits
to
the
mouth,
and
holds
the
teeth
in
place.
It
may
be
of
gold,
platinum,
silver,
rubber,
celluloid,
etc.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
horizontal
timber
laid
upon
a
wall,
or
upon
corbels
projecting
from
a
wall,
and
supporting
the
ends
of
other
timbers
Plate
(
n.
)
A
roundel
of
silver
or
tinctured
argent.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
sheet
of
glass,
porcelain,
metal,
etc.,
with
a
coating
that
is
sensitive
to
light.
Plate
(
n.
)
A
prize
giving
to
the
winner
in
a
contest.
Plate
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
or
overlay
with
gold,
silver,
or
other
metals,
either
by
a
mechanical
process,
as
hammering,
or
by
a
chemical
process,
as
electrotyping.
Plate
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
or
overlay
with
plates
of
metal
Plate
(
v.
t.)
To
adorn
with
plated
metal
Plate
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
into
thin,
flat
pieces,
or
laminae.
bridge deck; bridge floor; bridge plate; floor plate; floor slab Bedeutung
deck
tennis
game
played
mainly
on
board
ocean
liners,
players
toss
a
ring
back
and
forth
over
a
net
that
is
stretched
across
a
small
court
spin
the
plate
spin
the
platter
a
game
in
which
something
round
(as
a
plate)
is
spun
on
edge
and
the
name
of
a
player
is
called,
the
named
player
must
catch
the
spinning
object
before
it
falls
or
pay
a
forfeit
bridge
any
of
various
card
games
based
on
whist
for
four
players
bridge
whist
the
earliest
form
of
bridge,
the
dealer
could
name
the
trump
suit
auction
auction
bridge
a
variety
of
bridge
in
which
tricks
made
in
excess
of
the
contract
are
scored
toward
game,
now
generally
superseded
by
contract
bridge
contract
contract
bridge
a
variety
of
bridge
in
which
the
bidder
receives
points
toward
game
only
for
the
number
of
tricks
he
bid
cabaret
floorshow
floor
show
a
series
of
acts
at
a
night
club
ctene
comb-plate
a
locomotor
organ
consisting
of
a
row
of
strong
cilia
whose
bases
are
fused
Angostura
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
Orinoco
River
at
Ciudad
Bolivar
armor
plate
armour
plate
armor
plating
plate
armor
plate
armour
specially
hardened
steel
plate
used
to
protect
fortifications
or
vehicles
from
enemy
fire
Bailey
bridge
a
temporary
bridge
designed
for
rapid
construction
Baton
Rouge
Bridge
a
cantilever
bridge
across
the
Mississippi
at
Baton
Rouge
Bayonne
Bridge
a
steel
arch
bridge
connecting
New
Jersey
and
Staten
Island
at
Bayonne,
New
Jersey
bell
deck
a
floor
under
the
bells
of
an
open
belfry
Benjamin
Franklin
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
Delaware
River
bite
plate
biteplate
a
removable
dental
appliance
that
is
worn
in
the
palate
for
diagnostic
or
therapeutic
purposes
boat
deck
the
upper
deck
on
which
lifeboats
are
stored
Bosporus
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
Bosporus
at
Istanbul
bridge
span
a
structure
that
allows
people
or
vehicles
to
cross
an
obstacle
such
as
a
river
or
canal
or
railway
etc.
bridge
bridge
deck
an
upper
deck
where
a
ship
is
steered
and
the
captain
stands
bridge
nosepiece
the
link
between
two
lenses,
rests
on
the
nose
bridge
bridgework
a
denture
anchored
to
teeth
on
either
side
of
missing
teeth
bridge
a
wooden
support
that
holds
the
strings
up
bridge
bridge
circuit
a
circuit
consisting
of
two
branches
(
arms
arranged
in
a
diamond
configuration)
across
which
a
meter
is
connected
Bronx-Whitestone
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
East
River
in
New
York
City
Brooklyn
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
East
River
in
New
York
City,
opened
in
cantilever
bridge
bridge
constructed
of
two
cantilevers
that
meet
in
the
middle
cargo
area
cargo
deck
cargo
hold
hold
storage
area
the
space
in
a
ship
or
aircraft
for
storing
cargo
cassette
deck
a
tape
deck
for
playing
and
recording
cassette
tapes
Commodore
John
Barry
Bridge
a
cantilever
bridge
in
Chester,
Pennsylvania
covered
bridge
a
bridge
whose
passageway
is
protected
by
a
roof
and
enclosing
sides
cover
plate
covering
consisting
of
a
plate
used
to
cover
over
or
close
in
a
chamber
or
receptacle
dance
floor
a
bare
floor
polished
for
dancing
deck
any
of
various
platforms
built
into
a
vessel
deck
street
name
for
a
packet
of
illegal
drugs
deck
a
porch
that
resembles
the
deck
on
a
ship
deck
chair
beach
chair
a
folding
chair
for
use
outdoors,
a
wooden
frame
supports
a
length
of
canvas
deck-house
a
superstructure
on
the
upper
deck
of
a
ship
Delaware
Memorial
Bridge
a
suspension
bridge
across
the
Delaware
River
denture
dental
plate
plate
a
dental
appliance
that
artificially
replaces
missing
teeth
dessert
plate
a
small
plate
on
which
dessert
can
be
served
dinner
plate
a
plate
from
which
a
diner
eats
during
the
main
course
of
a
meal
drawbridge
lift
bridge
a
bridge
that
can
be
raised
to
block
passage
or
to
allow
boats
or
ships
to
pass
beneath
it
fashion
plate
a
plate
illustrating
the
latest
fashion
in
dress
finger
plate
escutcheon
scutcheon
a
flat
protective
covering
(on
a
door
or
wall
etc)
to
prevent
soiling
by
dirty
fingers
flight
deck
landing
deck
the
upper
deck
of
an
aircraft
carrier,
used
as
a
runway
floor
flooring
the
inside
lower
horizontal
surface
(as
of
a
room,
hallway,
tent,
or
other
structure),
they
needed
rugs
to
cover
the
bare
floors,
we
spread
our
sleeping
bags
on
the
dry
floor
of
the
tent
floor
level
storey
story
a
structure
consisting
of
a
room
or
set
of
rooms
at
a
single
position
along
a
vertical
scale,
what
level
is
the
office
on?
floor
trading
floor
a
large
room
in
a
exchange
where
the
trading
is
done,
he
is
a
floor
trader
floor
the
legislative
hall
where
members
debate
and
vote
and
conduct
other
business,
there
was
a
motion
from
the
floor
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