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Definition
Synonym
Leinenzwang
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Leinenzwang
m
; Leinenpflicht
f
adm.
requirement to keep dogs on a lead
Br.
leash
Am.
Leinenzwang
m
; Leinenpflicht
f
adm.
requirement to keep dogs on a lead
Br.
leash
Am.
Leinenzwang
m
; Leinenpflicht
f
adm.
requirement to keep dogs on a lead
Br.
leash
Am.
Shirting
n
(Gewebe aus Leinenzwirn) (Buchbinden)
shirting (bookbinding)
Deutsche
Leinenzwang Synonyme
Englische
requirement to keep dogs on a lead leash Synonyme
requirement
bare necessities
blackmail
call
call for
claim
condition
contribution
demand
demand for
desideration
desideratum
draft
drain
duty
essential
essentials
exaction
extortion
extortionate demand
heavy demand
imposition
impost
indent
indispensable
insistent demand
levy
must
must item
necessaries
necessities
necessity
need
need for
nonnegotiable demand
notice
occasion
order
precondition
pre
requirement
prerequisite
provision
proviso
qualification
requisite
requisition
rush
rush order
sine qua non
stipulation
tax
taxing
the necessary
the needful
tribute
ultimatum
want
warning
Leinenzwang Definition
Black
lead
(
)
Plumbago
Lead
(
n.
)
One
of
the
elements,
a
heavy,
pliable,
inelastic
metal,
having
a
bright,
bluish
color,
but
easily
tarnished.
It
is
both
malleable
and
ductile,
though
with
little
tenacity,
and
is
used
for
tubes,
sheets,
bullets,
etc.
Its
specific
gravity
is
11.37.
It
is
easily
fusible,
forms
alloys
with
other
metals,
and
is
an
ingredient
of
solder
and
type
metal.
Atomic
weight,
206.4.
Symbol
Pb
(L.
Plumbum).
It
is
chiefly
obtained
from
the
mineral
galena,
lead
sulphide.
Lead
(
n.
)
An
article
made
of
lead
or
an
alloy
of
lead
Lead
(
n.
)
A
plummet
or
mass
of
lead,
used
in
sounding
at
sea.
Lead
(
n.
)
A
thin
strip
of
type
metal,
used
to
separate
lines
of
type
in
printing.
Lead
(
n.
)
Sheets
or
plates
of
lead
used
as
a
covering
for
roofs
Lead
(
n.
)
A
small
cylinder
of
black
lead
or
plumbago,
used
in
pencils.
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
cover,
fill,
or
affect
with
lead
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
place
leads
between
the
lines
of
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
guide
or
conduct
with
the
hand,
or
by
means
of
some
physical
contact
connection
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
guide
or
conduct
in
a
certain
course,
or
to
a
certain
place
or
end,
by
making
the
way
known
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
conduct
or
direct
with
authority
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
go
or
to
be
in
advance
of
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
or
direct
by
influence,
whether
good
or
bad
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
guide
or
conduct
one's
self
in,
through,
or
along
(a
certain
course)
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
begin
a
game,
round,
or
trick,
with
Lead
(
v.
i.)
To
guide
or
conduct,
as
by
accompanying,
going
before,
showing,
influencing,
directing
with
authority,
etc.
Lead
(
v.
t.)
To
tend
or
reach
in
a
certain
direction,
or
to
a
certain
place
Lead
(
n.
)
The
act
of
leading
or
conducting
Lead
(
n.
)
precedence
Lead
(
n.
)
The
act
or
right
of
playing
first
in
a
game
or
round
Lead
(
n.
)
An
open
way
in
an
ice
field.
Lead
(
n.
)
A
lode.
Lead
(
n.
)
The
course
of
a
rope
from
end
to
end.
Lead
(
n.
)
The
width
of
port
opening
which
is
uncovered
by
the
valve,
for
the
admission
or
release
of
steam,
at
the
instant
when
the
piston
is
at
end
of
its
stroke.
Lead
(
n.
)
the
distance
of
haul,
as
from
a
cutting
to
an
embankment.
Lead
(
n.
)
The
action
of
a
tooth,
as
a
tooth
of
a
wheel,
in
impelling
another
tooth
or
a
pallet.
Leash
(
n.
)
A
thong
of
leather,
or
a
long
cord,
by
which
a
falconer
holds
his
hawk,
or
a
courser
his
dog.
Leash
(
n.
)
A
brace
and
a
half
Leash
(
n.
)
A
string
with
a
loop
at
the
end
for
lifting
warp
threads,
in
a
loom.
Leash
(
v.
t.)
To
tie
together,
or
hold,
with
a
leash.
Requirement
(
n.
)
The
act
of
requiring
Requirement
(
n.
)
That
which
is
required
requirement to keep dogs on a lead [Br.] leash [Am.] Bedeutung
collar
leash
a
figurative
restraint,
asked
for
a
collar
on
program
trading
in
the
stock
market,
kept
a
tight
leash
on
his
emotions,
he's
always
gotten
a
long
leash
lead
the
playing
of
a
card
to
start
a
trick
in
bridge,
the
lead
was
in
the
dummy
lead
a
position
of
leadership
(especially
in
the
phrase
`take
the
lead'),
he
takes
the
lead
in
any
group,
we
were
just
waiting
for
someone
to
take
the
lead,
they
didn't
follow
our
lead
clip
lead
a
short
piece
of
wire
with
alligator
clips
on
both
ends
houndstooth
check
hound's-tooth
check
dogstooth
check
dogs-tooth
check
dog's-tooth
check
textile
with
a
pattern
of
small
broken
or
jagged
checks
jumper
cable
jumper
lead
lead
booster
cable
a
jumper
that
consists
of
a
short
piece
of
wire,
it
was
a
tangle
of
jumper
cables
and
clip
leads
lead
pencil
lead
mixture
of
graphite
with
clay
in
different
degrees
of
hardness,
the
marking
substance
in
a
pencil
lead
leading
thin
strip
of
metal
used
to
separate
lines
of
type
in
printing
lead-acid
battery
lead-acid
accumulator
a
battery
with
lead
electrodes
with
dilute
sulphuric
acid
as
the
electrolyte,
each
cell
generates
about
volts
lead-in
wire
connecting
an
antenna
to
a
receiver
or
a
transmitter
to
a
transmission
line
lead
line
sounding
line
(nautical)
plumb
line
for
determining
depth
lead
pencil
pencil
that
has
graphite
as
the
marking
substance
leash
tether
lead
restraint
consisting
of
a
rope
(or
light
chain)
used
to
restrain
an
animal
sounding
lead
a
metal
bob
at
the
end
of
a
sounding
line
spark
advance
lead
the
timing
of
ignition
relative
to
the
position
of
the
piston
in
an
internalombustion
engine
lead
an
advantage
held
by
a
competitor
in
a
race,
he
took
the
lead
at
the
last
turn
lead
track
trail
evidence
pointing
to
a
possible
solution,
the
police
are
following
a
promising
lead,
the
trail
led
straight
to
the
perpetrator
prerequisite
requirement
something
that
is
required
in
advance,
Latin
was
a
prerequisite
for
admission
requirement
demand
required
activity,
the
requirements
of
his
work
affected
his
health,
there
were
many
demands
on
his
time
academic
requirement
a
requirement
for
admission
to
or
completion
of
an
academic
program
language
requirement
a
requirement
that
a
student
know
certain
languages
lead
lead-in
lede
the
introductory
section
of
a
story,
it
was
an
amusing
lead-in
to
a
very
serious
matter
lead
lead
story
a
news
story
of
major
importance
tip
lead
steer
confidential
information
wind
hint
an
indication
of
potential
opportunity,
he
got
a
tip
on
the
stock
market,
a
good
lead
for
a
job
lead
sheet
a
sheet
containing
the
words
and
melody
for
a
song
(and
some
indication
of
harmony)
written
in
simple
form
lead
bank
agent
bank
a
bank
named
by
a
lending
syndicate
of
several
banks
to
protect
their
interests
lead
(baseball)
the
position
taken
by
a
base
runner
preparing
to
advance
to
the
next
base,
he
took
a
long
lead
off
first
necessity
essential
requirement
requisite
necessary
anything
indispensable,
food
and
shelter
are
necessities
of
life,
the
essentials
of
the
good
life,
allow
farmers
to
buy
their
requirements
under
favorable
conditions,
a
place
where
the
requisites
of
water
fuel
and
fodder
can
be
obtained
star
principal
lead
an
actor
who
plays
a
principal
role
lead
tree
white
popinac
Leucaena
glauca
Leucaena
leucocephala
low
scrubby
tree
of
tropical
and
subtropical
North
America
having
white
flowers
tinged
with
yellow
resembling
mimosa
and
long
flattened
pods
leadplant
lead
plant
Amorpha
canescens
shrub
of
sandy
woodlands
and
stream
banks
of
western
United
States
having
hoary
pinnate
flowers
and
dullolored
racemose
flowers,
thought
to
indicate
the
presence
of
lead
ore
lead
(sports)
the
score
by
which
a
team
or
individual
is
winning
three
III
trio
threesome
tierce
leash
troika
triad
trine
trinity
ternary
ternion
triplet
tercet
terzetto
trey
deuce-ace
the
cardinal
number
that
is
the
sum
of
one
and
one
and
one
lead
the
angle
between
the
direction
a
gun
is
aimed
and
the
position
of
a
moving
target
(correcting
for
the
flight
time
of
the
missile)
lead
poisoning
plumbism
saturnism
toxic
condition
produced
by
the
absorption
of
excessive
lead
into
the
system
lead
colic
painter's
colic
symptom
of
chronic
lead
poisoning
and
associated
with
obstinate
constipation
lead
arsenate
a
poisonous
white
solid
(Pb[AsO])
used
as
an
insecticide
tetraethyl
lead
lead
tetraethyl
a
clear
oily
poisonous
liquid
added
to
gasoline
to
prevent
knocking
lead
Pb
atomic
number
a
soft
heavy
toxic
malleable
metallic
element,
bluish
white
when
freshly
cut
but
tarnishes
readily
to
dull
grey,
the
children
were
playing
with
lead
soldiers
cerussite
white
lead
ore
a
mineral
consisting
of
lead
carbonate
that
is
an
important
source
of
lead
pyromorphite
green
lead
ore
a
mineral
consisting
of
lead
chloride
and
phosphate,
a
minor
source
of
lead
red-lead
putty
a
cement
resembling
putty,
made
by
mixing
white
and
red
lead
in
boiled
linseed
oil,
used
as
luting
on
pipe
fittings
graphite
black
lead
plumbago
used
as
a
lubricant
and
as
a
moderator
in
nuclear
reactors
lead
chromate
a
poisonous
chromate
of
lead
used
as
a
pigment
in
paint
lead
glass
glass
containing
lead
oxide,
has
a
high
refractive
index
hard
lead
unrefined
lead
that
is
hard
because
of
the
impurities
it
contains
hard
lead
antimonial
lead
a
lead
alloy
that
contains
about
%
antimony
lead
ore
ore
containing
lead
pig
lead
lead
that
is
cast
in
pigs
lead
acetate
sugar
of
lead
a
poisonous
white
solid
(Pb[CHCO])
used
in
dyeing
cotton
and
in
making
enamels
and
varnishes
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