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Definition
Synonym
Fenstertritt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fenstertritt
m
; Antritt
m
constr.
tread; footstep
Fenstertritt
m
; Antritt
m
constr.
tread; footstep
Brückentag
m
; Fenstertag
m
Ös.
extra day off to bridge single working day between a bank holiday and the weekend (long weekend)
Brückentag
m
Mitteldt.
Süddt.
Schw.
; Fenstertag
m
Ös.
; Zwickeltag
m
Ös.
optional day off taken to bridge between a bank holiday and a weekend (long weekend)
Fenstertritt
m
; Antritt
m
constr.
tread; footstep
Fenstertür
f
French door
Fenstertür
f
Fenstertüren
pl
French door
French doors
Deutsche
Fenstertritt Synonyme
Englische
tread; footstep Synonyme
tread
amble
ambulate
amount
ankle
caliber
career
circumambulate
clip
clop
clump
compass
cut
degree
doorstep
drag
droop
drub
extent
flounce
foot
foot it
footfall
footrest
footstep
gait
gallop
grade
height
hippety-hop
hitch
hobble
hoof
hoof it
hoofbeat
hop
interval
jaywalk
jog
jog on
jump
leap
leg
leg it
level
lick
limp
lock step
lurch
march
mark
measure
mince
mincing steps
notch
nuance
pace
pad
paddle
pas
pedestrianize
peg
perambulate
period
peripateticate
piaffer
pitch
plane
plateau
point
prance
progress
proportion
rack
range
rate
ratio
reach
remove
rest
riser
roll
round
rundle
rung
saunter
scale
scope
scuttle
shade
shadow
shamble
shuffle
shuffle along
sidle
single-foot
skip
slink
slither
slouch
slowness
space
spoke
stagger
stair
stalk
stamp
standard
stave
step
step stool
stepping-stone
stint
stomp
stride
string
stroll
strolling gait
strut
stump it
swagger
swing
toddle
totter
trace
track
traipse
trample
travel
troop
trot
velocity
waddle
walk
tread
upon
beat down
break
browbeat
bulldoze
bully
castrate
clamp down on
coerce
compel
cow
daunt
despotize
domineer
domineer over
enslave
grind
grind down
henpeck
hit and run
intimidate
inundate
keep down
keep under
lord it over
oppress
overawe
overbear
overflow
overmaster
override
overrun
press heavy on
repress
ride down
ride over
ride roughshod over
run down
run over
subjugate
suppress
terrorize
trample
trample down
trample on
trample underfoot
trample upon
tread
down
tyrannize
tyrannize over
unman
walk all over
walk over
weigh heavy on
tread
water
abide
bathe
be still
coast
dive
float
freeze
go in swimming
go in wading
keep quiet
lie still
mark time
not breathe
not stir
remain
remain motionless
repose
rest
skinny-dip
stand
stand fast
stand firm
stand still
stay
stay put
stick
stick fast
swim
tarry
wade
tread
le
advance
bar
beam
boom
bowl
bunt
butt
cant hook
claw bar
crank
crow
crowbar
drive
forward
handspike
impel
iron crow
jimmy
lever
limb
marlinespike
move
outrigger
peavey
pedal
pinch bar
pole
prize
propel
pry
push
ripping bar
roll
row
shove
shunt
spar
sweep
sweep along
thrust
troll
trundle
wrecking bar
tread
mill
beat
beaten path
branks
broken record
bureaucracy
bureaucratism
chinoiserie
clockwork regularity
constancy
crank
cucking stool
daily grind
daily round
dingdong
dirty work
donkeywork
drone
drudgery
ducking stool
employment
even pace
even tenor
fag
fatigue
finger pillory
grind
groove
handiwork
handwork
humdrum
industry
invariability
irk
irksomeness
jog trot
labor
lick
lick of work
manual labor
moil
monologue
monotone
monotonousness
monotony
orderliness
pace
pillory
rat race
red tape
red-tapeism
regularity
rote
round
routine
run
rut
sameliness
sameness
scut work
singsong
slavery
smoothness
spadework
squirrel cage
stocks
stroke
stroke of work
sweat
task
tedium
the beaten track
the daily round
the round
the squirrel cage
the
tread
mill
the weary round
tiresome work
toil
track
travail
trebuchet
triangle
triangles
undeviation
undifferentiation
unvariation
wearisome sameness
well-worn groove
whipping post
wooden horse
work
Fenstertritt Definition
Footstep
(
n.
)
The
mark
or
impression
of
the
foot
Footstep
(
n.
)
An
inclined
plane
under
a
hand
printing
press.
Tread
(
v.
i.)
To
set
the
foot
Tread
(
v.
i.)
To
walk
or
go
Tread
(
v.
i.)
To
copulate
Tread
(
v.
t.)
To
step
or
walk
on.
Tread
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
or
press
with
the
feet
Tread
(
v.
t.)
To
go
through
or
accomplish
by
walking,
dancing,
or
the
like.
Tread
(
v.
t.)
To
crush
under
the
foot
Tread
(
v.
t.)
To
copulate
with
Tread
(
n.
)
A
step
or
stepping
Tread
(
n.
)
Manner
or
style
of
stepping
Tread
(
n.
)
Way
Tread
(
n.
)
The
act
of
copulation
in
birds.
Tread
(
n.
)
The
upper
horizontal
part
of
a
step,
on
which
the
foot
is
placed.
Tread
(
n.
)
The
top
of
the
banquette,
on
which
soldiers
stand
to
fire
over
the
parapet.
Tread
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
wheel
that
bears
upon
the
road
or
rail.
Tread
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
rail
upon
which
car
wheels
bear.
Tread
(
n.
)
The
chalaza
of
a
bird's
egg
Tread
(
n.
)
A
bruise
or
abrasion
produced
on
the
foot
or
ankle
of
a
horse
that
interferes.
See
Interfere,
3.
Tread-softly
(
n.
)
Spurge
nettle.
See
under
Nettle.
tread; footstep Bedeutung
pace
stride
tread
a
step
in
walking
or
running
footstep
the
act
of
taking
a
step
in
walking
track
caterpillar
track
caterpillar
tread
an
endless
metal
belt
on
which
tracked
vehicles
move
over
the
ground
tread
structural
member
consisting
of
the
horizontal
part
of
a
stair
or
step
tread
the
part
(as
of
a
wheel
or
shoe)
that
makes
contact
with
the
ground
tread
the
grooved
surface
of
a
pneumatic
tire
treadmill
treadwheel
tread-wheel
a
mill
that
is
powered
by
men
or
animals
walking
on
a
circular
belt
or
climbing
steps
footfall
footstep
step
the
sound
of
a
step
of
someone
walking,
he
heard
footsteps
on
the
porch
spurge
nettle
tread-softly
devil
nettle
pica-pica
Cnidoscolus
urens
Jatropha
urens
Jatropha
stimulosus
a
stinging
herb
of
tropical
America
footstep
pace
step
stride
the
distance
covered
by
a
step,
he
stepped
off
ten
paces
from
the
old
tree
and
began
to
dig
tread
brace
(an
archer's
bow)
by
pressing
the
foot
against
the
center
tread
mate
with,
male
birds
tread
the
females
tread
crush
as
if
by
treading
on,
tread
grapes
to
make
wine
tramp
down
trample
tread
down
walk
on
and
flatten,
tramp
down
the
grass,
trample
the
flowers
tread
trample
tread
or
stomp
heavily
or
roughly,
The
soldiers
trampled
across
the
fields
step
tread
put
down
or
press
the
foot,
place
the
foot,
For
fools
rush
in
where
angels
fear
to
tread,
step
on
the
brake
step
on
tread
on
place
or
press
the
foot
on,
He
stepped
on
the
hem
of
her
long
gown
tread
apply
(the
tread)
to
a
tire
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