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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Kontinentverschiebung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kontinentverschiebung
f
geol.
continental drift; land shifting; creep of continents
Kontinentalverschiebung
f
;
Kontinentverschiebung
f
; Kontinentaldrift
f
geol.
continental drift
Kontinentverschiebung
f
geol.
continental drift; land shifting; creep of continents
Kontinentalverschiebung
f
;
Kontinentverschiebung
f
; Kontinentaldrift
f
geol.
continental drift
Deutsche
Kontinentverschiebung Synonyme
Englische
continental drift; land shifting; creep of continents Synonyme
Kontinentverschiebung Definition
Continental
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
continent.
Continental
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
main
land
of
Europe,
in
distinction
from
the
adjacent
islands,
especially
England
Continental
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
confederated
colonies
collectively,
in
the
time
of
the
Revolutionary
War
Continental
(
n.
)
A
soldier
in
the
Continental
army,
or
a
piece
of
the
Continental
currency.
See
Continental,
a.,
3.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
along
the
ground,
or
on
any
other
surface,
on
the
belly,
as
a
worm
or
reptile
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
slowly,
feebly,
or
timorously,
as
from
unwillingness,
fear,
or
weakness.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
in
a
stealthy
or
secret
manner
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
slip,
or
to
become
slightly
displaced
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
or
behave
with
servility
or
exaggerated
humility
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
grow,
as
a
vine,
clinging
to
the
ground
or
to
some
other
support
by
means
of
roots
or
rootlets,
or
by
tendrils,
along
its
length.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
have
a
sensation
as
of
insects
creeping
on
the
skin
of
the
body
Creep
(
v.
i.)
To
drag
in
deep
water
with
creepers,
as
for
recovering
a
submarine
cable.
Creep
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
creeping.
Creep
(
n.
)
A
distressing
sensation,
or
sound,
like
that
occasioned
by
the
creeping
of
insects.
Creep
(
n.
)
A
slow
rising
of
the
floor
of
a
gallery,
occasioned
by
the
pressure
of
incumbent
strata
upon
the
pillars
or
sides
Drift
(
n.
)
A
driving
Drift
(
n.
)
The
act
or
motion
of
drifting
Drift
(
n.
)
Course
or
direction
along
which
anything
is
driven
Drift
(
n.
)
The
tendency
of
an
act,
argument,
course
of
conduct,
or
the
like
Drift
(
n.
)
That
which
is
driven,
forced,
or
urged
along
Drift
(
n.
)
Anything
driven
at
random.
Drift
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
matter
which
has
been
driven
or
forced
onward
together
in
a
body,
or
thrown
together
in
a
heap,
etc.,
esp.
by
wind
or
water
Drift
(
n.
)
A
drove
or
flock,
as
of
cattle,
sheep,
birds.
Drift
(
n.
)
The
horizontal
thrust
or
pressure
of
an
arch
or
vault
upon
the
abutments.
Drift
(
n.
)
A
collection
of
loose
earth
and
rocks,
or
boulders,
which
have
been
distributed
over
large
portions
of
the
earth's
surface,
especially
in
latitudes
north
of
forty
degrees,
by
the
agency
of
ice.
Drift
(
n.
)
In
South
Africa,
a
ford
in
a
river.
Drift
(
n.
)
A
slightly
tapered
tool
of
steel
for
enlarging
or
shaping
a
hole
in
metal,
by
being
forced
or
driven
into
or
through
it
Drift
(
n.
)
A
tool
used
in
driving
down
compactly
the
composition
contained
in
a
rocket,
or
like
firework.
Drift
(
n.
)
A
deviation
from
the
line
of
fire,
peculiar
to
oblong
projectiles.
Drift
(
n.
)
A
passage
driven
or
cut
between
shaft
and
shaft
Drift
(
n.
)
The
distance
through
which
a
current
flows
in
a
given
time.
Drift
(
n.
)
The
angle
which
the
line
of
a
ship's
motion
makes
with
the
meridian,
in
drifting.
Drift
(
n.
)
The
distance
to
which
a
vessel
is
carried
off
from
her
desired
course
by
the
wind,
currents,
or
other
causes.
Drift
(
n.
)
The
place
in
a
deep-waisted
vessel
where
the
sheer
is
raised
and
the
rail
is
cut
off,
and
usually
terminated
with
a
scroll,
or
driftpiece.
Drift
(
n.
)
The
distance
between
the
two
blocks
of
a
tackle.
Drift
(
n.
)
The
difference
between
the
size
of
a
bolt
and
the
hole
into
which
it
is
driven,
or
between
the
circumference
of
a
hoop
and
that
of
the
mast
on
which
it
is
to
be
driven.
Drift
(
v.
i.)
To
float
or
be
driven
along
by,
or
as
by,
a
current
of
water
or
air
Drift
(
v.
i.)
To
accumulate
in
heaps
by
the
force
of
wind
Drift
(
v.
i.)
to
make
a
drift
Drift
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
or
carry,
as
currents
do
a
floating
body.
Drift
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
into
heaps
Drift
(
v.
t.)
To
enlarge
or
shape,
as
a
hole,
with
a
drift.
Drift
(
a.
)
That
causes
drifting
or
that
is
drifted
Land
(
n.
)
Urine.
See
Lant.
Land
(
n.
)
The
solid
part
of
the
surface
of
the
earth
Land
(
n.
)
Any
portion,
large
or
small,
of
the
surface
of
the
earth,
considered
by
itself,
or
as
belonging
to
an
individual
or
a
people,
as
a
country,
estate,
farm,
or
tract.
Land
(
n.
)
Ground,
in
respect
to
its
nature
or
quality
Land
(
n.
)
The
inhabitants
of
a
nation
or
people.
Land
(
n.
)
The
mainland,
in
distinction
from
islands.
Land
(
n.
)
The
ground
or
floor.
continental drift; land shifting; creep of continents Bedeutung
land
reform
a
redistribution
of
agricultural
land
(especially
by
government
action)
crawl
crawling
creep
creeping
a
slow
mode
of
locomotion
on
hands
and
knees
or
dragging
the
body,
a
crawl
was
all
that
the
injured
man
could
manage,
the
traffic
moved
at
a
creep
shift
shifting
the
act
of
moving
from
one
place
to
another,
his
constant
shifting
disrupted
the
class
farming
land
agriculture
considered
as
an
occupation
or
way
of
life,
farming
is
a
strenuous
life,
there's
no
work
on
the
land
any
more
land
development
making
an
area
of
land
more
useful
land-office
business
very
large
and
profitable
volume
of
commercial
activity
corncrake
land
rail
Crex
crex
common
Eurasian
rail
that
frequents
grain
fields
creep
a
pen
that
is
fenced
so
that
young
animals
can
enter
but
adults
cannot
drift
heading
gallery
a
horizontal
(or
nearly
horizontal)
passageway
in
a
mine,
they
dug
a
drift
parallel
with
the
vein
drift
net
a
large
fishnet
supported
by
floats,
it
drifts
with
the
current
eiderdown
duvet
continental
quilt
a
soft
quilt
usually
filled
with
the
down
of
the
eider
land
line
landline
a
telephone
line
that
travels
over
terrestrial
circuits,
a
land
line
can
be
wire
or
fiber
optics
or
microwave
land
mine
ground-emplaced
mine
booby
trap
an
explosive
mine
hidden
underground,
explodes
when
stepped
on
or
driven
over
land
office
a
government
office
where
business
relating
to
public
lands
is
transacted
Polaroid
camera
Polaroid
Land
camera
a
camera
that
develops
and
produces
a
positive
print
within
seconds
twilight
zone
no
man's
land
the
ambiguous
region
between
two
categories
or
states
or
conditions
(usually
containing
some
features
of
both),
but
there
is
still
a
twilight
zone,
the
tantalizing
occurrences
that
are
probably
noise
but
might
possibly
be
a
signal,
in
the
twilight
zone
between
humor
and
vulgarity,
in
that
no
man's
land
between
negotiation
and
aggression
acreage
land
area
an
area
of
ground
used
for
some
particular
purpose
(such
as
building
or
farming),
he
wanted
some
acreage
to
build
on
clouduckoo-land
an
imaginary
place
where
you
say
people
are
when
they
seem
optimistically
out
of
touch
with
reality
Promised
Land
the
goal
towards
which
Christians
strive
never-never
land
dreamland
dreamworld
a
pleasing
country
existing
only
in
dreams
or
imagination
drift
purport
the
pervading
meaning
or
tenor,
caught
the
general
drift
of
the
conversation
drift
trend
movement
a
general
tendency
to
change
(as
of
opinion),
not
openly
liberal
but
that
is
the
trend
of
the
book,
a
broad
movement
of
the
electorate
to
the
right
creep
a
slow
longitudinal
movement
or
deformation
continental
breakfast
petit
dejeuner
a
breakfast
that
usually
includes
a
roll
and
coffee
or
tea
creep
feed
feed
given
to
young
animals
isolated
in
a
creep
nation
land
country
the
people
who
live
in
a
nation
or
country,
a
statement
that
sums
up
the
nation's
mood,
the
news
was
announced
to
the
nation,
the
whole
country
worshipped
him
state
nation
country
land
commonwealth
res
publica
body
politic
a
politically
organized
body
of
people
under
a
single
government,
the
state
has
elected
a
new
president,
African
nations,
students
who
had
come
to
the
nation's
capitol,
the
country's
largest
manufacturer,
an
industrialized
land
Continental
Congress
the
legislative
assembly
composed
of
delegates
from
the
rebel
colonies
who
met
during
and
after
the
American
Revolution,
they
issued
the
Declaration
of
Independence
and
framed
Articles
of
Confederation
Continental
Army
the
American
army
during
the
American
Revolution
law
of
the
land
a
phrase
used
in
the
Magna
Carta
to
refer
to
the
then
established
law
of
the
kingdom
(as
distinct
from
Roman
or
civil
law),
today
it
refers
to
fundamental
principles
of
justice
commensurate
with
due
process,
the
United
States
Constitution
declares
itself
to
be
`the
supreme
law
of
the
land'
Adelie
Land
Terre
Adelie
Adelie
Coast
a
costal
region
of
Antarctica
to
the
south
of
Australia,
noted
for
its
large
colonies
of
penguins
fatherland
homeland
motherland
mother
country
country
of
origin
native
land
the
country
where
you
were
born
Coats
Land
a
region
of
western
Antarctica
along
the
southeastern
shore
of
the
Weddell
Sea
commons
common
land
a
pasture
subject
to
common
use
country
state
land
the
territory
occupied
by
a
nation,
he
returned
to
the
land
of
his
birth,
he
visited
several
European
countries
domain
demesne
land
territory
over
which
rule
or
control
is
exercised,
his
domain
extended
into
Europe,
he
made
it
the
law
of
the
land
Eden
paradise
nirvana
heaven
promised
land
Shangri-la
any
place
of
complete
bliss
and
delight
and
peace
Enderby
Land
a
region
of
Antarctica
between
Queen
Maud
Land
and
Wilkes
Land,
claimed
by
Australia
no
man's
land
an
unoccupied
area
between
the
front
lines
of
opposing
armies
pasture
pastureland
grazing
land
lea
ley
a
field
covered
with
grass
or
herbage
and
suitable
for
grazing
by
livestock
Queen
Maud
Land
a
region
of
Antarctica
between
Enderby
Land
and
the
Weddell
Sea,
claimed
by
Norway
site
land
site
the
piece
of
land
on
which
something
is
located
(or
is
to
be
located),
a
good
site
for
the
school
tract
piece
of
land
piece
of
ground
parcel
of
land
parcel
an
extended
area
of
land
plot
plot
of
land
plot
of
ground
patch
a
small
area
of
ground
covered
by
specific
vegetation,
a
bean
plot,
a
cabbage
patch,
a
briar
patch
Victoria
Land
a
mountainous
area
of
Antarctica
bounded
by
the
Ross
Sea
and
Wilkes
Land
continental
divide
the
watershed
of
a
continent
(especially
the
watershed
of
North
America
formed
by
a
series
of
mountain
ridges
extending
from
Alaska
to
Mexico)
Wilkes
Land
a
coastal
region
of
Antarctica
on
the
Indian
Ocean
to
the
south
of
Australia,
most
of
the
territory
is
claimed
by
Australia
Palestine
Canaan
Holy
Land
Promised
Land
an
ancient
country
in
southwestern
Asia
on
the
east
coast
of
the
Mediterranean
Sea,
a
place
of
pilgrimage
for
Christianity
and
Islam
and
Judaism
Arkansas
Land
of
Opportunity
AR
a
state
in
south
central
United
States,
one
of
the
Confederate
states
during
the
American
Civil
War
Illinois
Prairie
State
Land
of
Lincoln
IL
a
midwestern
state
in
northentral
United
States
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