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Definition
Synonym
Trakt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Trakt
m
Trakt
e
pl
section; wing; block
sections; wings; blocks
Trakt
m
Trakt
e
pl
section, wing, block
sections, wings, blocks
Magen-Darm-
Trakt
m
anat.
gastro-intestinal tract
Trakt
m
; Flügel
m
(Gebäudeteil)
Trakt
e
pl
; Flügel
pl
Verwaltungs
trakt
m
section; wing; block (part of a building)
sections; wings; blocks
administrative wing
Deutsche
Trakt Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Trakt Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
section; wing; block Synonyme
section
KP
abscission
adjunct
airspace
allocate
allot
amputation
anacrusis
anastomotic operation
apportion
area
army
army group
article
back matter
bass passage
battalion
battery
battle group
belt
biotype
block
blood
bloodless operation
book
bourdon
bracket
branch
break up
bridge
brigade
burden
butchering
cadence
cadre
capital operation
caste
category
chapter
chopping
chorus
clan
class
clause
cleavage
cleave
clos
close
coda
cohort
column
combat command
combat team
company
compensating operation
component
confines
continental shelf
contingent
corneal transplant
corps
corridor
country
crescent operation
croft
cross
section
cut
cut up
cutting
department
detachment
detail
development
dichotomy
district
divide
divide up
division
divvy
divvy up
dole
elective operation
element
emergency operation
enclave
enucleation
environs
estate
excision
exploratory operation
exposition
family
fascicle
fenestration operation
field
field army
field train
figure
file
fission
flying column
folderol
folio
forty
fraction
front matter
garrison
gathering
genotype
genus
grade
ground
group
grouping
harmonic close
head
heading
heart transplant
heartland
hinterland
installment
interlude
intermezzo
interval operation
introductory phrase
item
kidney transplant
kin
kingdom
kitchen police
kraal
label
laceration
land
leg
legion
level
livraison
locality
lot
major operation
maniple
measure
measure out
member
milieu
minor operation
moiety
movement
musical phrase
musical sentence
mutilation
neighborhood
number
offshore rights
operation
order
organ transplant
organ transplantation
organization
ornament
outfit
page
pale
palliative operation
paragraph
parcel
parcel of land
parcel out
part
particular
partition
parts
passage
patch
percentage
period
phalanx
phrase
phylum
piece
pigeonhole
place
plat
platoon
plot
plot of ground
p
section
al
areal
denominational
factional
fractional
fragmentary
geographical
incomplete
interested
locational
part
partial
partisan
party
regional
sectarian
sectary
segmental
segmentary
territorial
topographic
zonal
section
alism
autarky
bimetallism
clannishness
clanship
cliqueyness
cliquishness
cliquism
denominationalism
economic self-sufficiency
esprit de corps
ethnocentricity
exclusiveness
faction
factionalism
free enterprise
free trade
governmentalism
laissez-faire
laissez-faireism
line
localism
managed currency
noninterference
nonintervention
nullification
partiality
partisanism
partisanship
party line
party principle
party spirit
planned economy
policy
polity
position
price supports
protection
protectionism
public policy
pump-priming
sectarianism
Trakt Definition
Bat's-wing
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Batwing
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
wood
more
or
less
bulky
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
solid
piece
of
wood
on
which
condemned
persons
lay
their
necks
when
they
are
beheaded.
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
wooden
mold
on
which
hats,
bonnets,
etc.,
are
shaped.
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
pattern
or
shape
of
a
hat.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
large
or
long
building
divided
into
separate
houses
or
shops,
or
a
number
of
houses
or
shops
built
in
contact
with
each
other
so
as
to
form
one
building
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
square,
or
portion
of
a
city
inclosed
by
streets,
whether
occupied
by
buildings
or
not.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
grooved
pulley
or
sheave
incased
in
a
frame
or
shell
which
is
provided
with
a
hook,
eye,
or
strap,
by
which
it
may
be
attached
to
an
object.
It
is
used
to
change
the
direction
of
motion,
as
in
raising
a
heavy
object
that
can
not
be
conveniently
reached,
and
also,
when
two
or
more
such
sheaves
are
compounded,
to
change
the
rate
of
motion,
or
to
exert
increased
force
Block
(
v.
t.)
The
perch
on
which
a
bird
of
prey
is
kept.
Block
(
v.
t.)
Any
obstruction,
or
cause
of
obstruction
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
box
or
other
wood
for
engravers'
work.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
hard
wood
(as
mahogany
or
cherry)
on
which
a
stereotype
or
electrotype
plate
is
mounted
to
make
it
type
high.
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
blockhead
Block
(
v.
t.)
A
section
of
a
railroad
where
the
block
system
is
used.
See
Block
system,
below.
Block
(
n.
)
To
obstruct
so
as
to
prevent
passage
or
progress
Block
(
n.
)
To
secure
or
support
by
means
of
blocks
Block
(
n.
)
To
shape
on,
or
stamp
with,
a
block
Block
book
(
)
A
book
printed
from
engraved
wooden
blocks
instead
of
movable
types.
Block
tin
(
)
See
under
Tin.
Fish-block
(
n.
)
See
Fish-tackle.
Pillar-block
(
n.
)
See
under
Pillow.
Plumber
block
(
)
A
pillow
block.
Sea
wing
(
)
A
wing
shell
(Avicula).
Section
(
n.
)
The
act
of
cutting,
or
separation
by
cutting
Section
(
n.
)
A
part
separated
from
something
Section
(
n.
)
A
distinct
part
or
portion
of
a
book
or
writing
Section
(
n.
)
A
distinct
part
of
a
country
or
people,
community,
class,
or
the
like
Section
(
n.
)
One
of
the
portions,
of
one
square
mile
each,
into
which
the
public
lands
of
the
United
States
are
divided
Section
(
n.
)
The
figure
made
up
of
all
the
points
common
to
a
superficies
and
a
solid
which
meet,
or
to
two
superficies
which
meet,
or
to
two
lines
which
meet.
In
the
first
case
the
section
is
a
superficies,
in
the
second
a
line,
and
in
the
third
a
point.
Section
(
n.
)
A
division
of
a
genus
Section
(
n.
)
A
part
of
a
musical
period,
composed
of
one
or
more
phrases.
See
Phrase.
Section
(
n.
)
The
description
or
representation
of
anything
as
it
would
appear
if
cut
through
by
any
intersecting
plane
Snatch
block
(
)
a
kind
of
block
with
an
opening
in
one
side
to
receive
the
bight
of
a
rope.
Standard-wing
(
n.
)
A
curious
paradise
bird
(Semioptera
Wallacii)
which
has
two
long
special
feathers
standing
erect
on
each
wing.
Stumbling-block
(
n.
)
Any
cause
of
stumbling,
perplexity,
or
error.
Top-block
(
n.
)
A
large
ironbound
block
strapped
with
a
hook,
and,
when
used,
hung
to
an
eyebolt
in
the
cap,
--
used
in
swaying
and
lowering
the
topmast.
Water
wing
(
)
One
of
two
walls
built
on
either
side
of
the
junction
of
a
bridge
with
the
bank
of
a
river,
to
protect
the
abutment
of
the
bridge
and
the
bank
from
the
action
of
the
current.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
two
anterior
limbs
of
a
bird,
pterodactyl,
or
bat.
They
correspond
to
the
arms
of
man,
and
are
usually
modified
for
flight,
but
in
the
case
of
a
few
species
of
birds,
as
the
ostrich,
auk,
etc.,
the
wings
are
used
only
as
an
assistance
in
running
or
swimming.
Wing
(
n.
)
Any
similar
member
or
instrument
used
for
the
purpose
of
flying.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
two
pairs
of
upper
thoracic
appendages
of
most
hexapod
insects.
They
are
broad,
fanlike
organs
formed
of
a
double
membrane
and
strengthened
by
chitinous
veins
or
nervures.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
large
pectoral
fins
of
the
flying
fishes.
Wing
(
n.
)
Passage
by
flying
Wing
(
n.
)
Motive
or
instrument
of
flight
Wing
(
n.
)
Anything
which
agitates
the
air
as
a
wing
does,
or
which
is
put
in
winglike
motion
by
the
action
of
the
air,
as
a
fan
or
vane
for
winnowing
grain,
the
vane
or
sail
of
a
windmill,
etc.
Wing
(
n.
)
An
ornament
worn
on
the
shoulder
Wing
(
n.
)
Any
appendage
resembling
the
wing
of
a
bird
or
insect
in
shape
or
appearance.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
broad,
thin,
anterior
lobes
of
the
foot
of
a
pteropod,
used
as
an
organ
in
swimming.
Wing
(
n.
)
Any
membranaceous
expansion,
as
that
along
the
sides
of
certain
stems,
or
of
a
fruit
of
the
kind
called
samara.
Wing
(
n.
)
Either
of
the
two
side
petals
of
a
papilionaceous
flower.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
two
corresponding
appendages
attached
section; wing; block / sections; wings; blocks Bedeutung
block
grant
a
grant
of
federal
money
to
state
and
local
governments
to
support
social
welfare
programs,
block
grants
reduce
federal
responsibility
for
social
welfare
wings
a
means
of
flight
or
ascent,
necessity
lends
wings
to
inspiration
block
vote
a
vote
proportional
in
magnitude
to
the
number
of
people
that
a
delegate
represents
d
cesarean
delivery
caesarean
delivery
caesarian
delivery
cesarean
section
cesarian
section
caesarean
section
caesarian
section
C-section
cesarean
cesarian
caesarean
caesarian
abdominal
delivery
a
b
a
a
the
delivery
of
a
fetus
by
surgical
incision
through
the
abdominal
wall
and
uterus
(from
the
belief
that
Julius
Caesar
was
born
that
way)
wing
shooting
shooting
game
birds
that
are
flying
(on
the
wing)
Section
Eight
a
discharge
from
the
US
Army
based
on
unfitness
or
character
traits
deemed
undesirable
buck-and-wing
a
solo
tap
dance
emphasizing
sharp
taps
blocking
block
the
act
of
obstructing
or
deflecting
someone's
movements
trap
block
(American
football)
an
illegal
block
incision
section
surgical
incision
the
cutting
of
or
into
body
tissues
or
organs
(especially
by
a
surgeon
as
part
of
an
operation)
bastard
wing
alula
spurious
wing
tuft
of
small
stiff
feathers
on
the
first
digit
of
a
bird's
wing
wing
a
movable
organ
for
flying
(one
of
a
pair)
forewing
fore-wing
fore
wing
either
of
the
anterior
pair
of
wings
on
an
insect
that
has
four
wings
wing
case
elytron
either
of
the
horny
front
wings
in
beetles
and
some
other
insects
which
cover
and
protect
the
functional
hind
wings
monoplane
flying
fish
two-wing
flying
fish
having
only
pectoral
fins
enlarged
biplane
flying
fish
four-wing
flying
fish
having
both
pectoral
and
pelvic
fins
enlarged
annex
annexe
extension
wing
an
addition
that
extends
a
main
building
auction
block
block
a
platform
from
which
an
auctioneer
sells,
they
put
their
paintings
on
the
block
block
a
solid
piece
of
something
(usually
having
flat
rectangular
sides),
the
pyramids
were
built
with
large
stone
blocks
block
housing
in
a
large
building
that
is
divided
into
separate
units,
there
is
a
block
of
classrooms
in
the
west
wing
blockage
block
closure
occlusion
stop
stoppage
an
obstruction
in
a
pipe
or
tube,
we
had
to
call
a
plumber
to
clear
out
the
blockage
in
the
drainpipe
block
and
tackle
pulley
blocks
with
associated
rope
or
cable
block
diagram
a
diagram
showing
the
interconnections
between
the
components
of
system
(especially
an
electronic
system)
block
plane
a
small
plane
used
on
end
grains
of
wood
bollock
bullock
block
a
pulley-block
at
the
head
of
a
topmast
building
block
a
block
of
material
used
in
construction
work
butcher
board
butcher
block
a
thick
wooden
slab
formed
by
bonding
together
thick
laminated
strips
of
unpainted
hardwood
chopping
block
a
steady
wooden
block
on
which
food
can
be
cut
or
diced
or
wood
can
be
split
cinder
block
clinker
block
breeze
block
a
light
concrete
building
block
made
with
cinder
aggregate,
cinder
blocks
are
called
breeze
blocks
in
Britain
coulisse
wing
flat
a
flat
situated
in
the
wings
cube
square
block
a
block
in
the
(approximate)
shape
of
a
cube
damper
block
piano
damper
damper
consisting
of
a
small
felted
block
that
drops
onto
a
piano
string
to
stop
its
vibration
delta
wing
an
airplane
with
wings
that
give
it
the
appearance
of
an
isosceles
triangle
engine
block
cylinder
block
block
a
metal
casting
containing
the
cylinders
and
cooling
ducts
of
an
engine,
the
engine
had
to
be
replaced
because
the
block
was
cracked
fender
wing
a
barrier
that
surrounds
the
wheels
of
a
vehicle
to
block
splashing
water
or
mud,
in
Britain
they
call
a
fender
a
wing
highise
tower
block
tower
consisting
of
a
multistoried
building
of
offices
or
apartments,
`tower
block'
is
the
British
term
for
`highise'
horizontal
section
a
mechanical
drawing
of
an
object
as
if
made
by
a
plane
cutting
through
it
horizontally
ingot
metal
bar
block
of
metal
metal
that
is
cast
in
the
shape
of
a
block
for
convenient
handling
linecut
line
block
line
engraving
engraving
consisting
of
a
block
that
has
been
etched
or
engraved
office
building
office
block
a
building
containing
offices
where
work
is
done
pillow
block
a
cast-iron
or
steel
block
for
supporting
a
journal
or
bearing
pulley
pulley-block
pulley
block
block
a
simple
machine
consisting
of
a
wheel
with
a
groove
in
which
a
rope
can
run
to
change
the
direction
or
point
of
application
of
a
force
applied
to
the
rope
rotor
blade
rotary
wing
the
long
airfoil
that
rotates
to
provide
the
lift
that
supports
a
helicopter
in
the
air
section
segment
one
of
several
parts
or
pieces
that
fit
with
others
to
constitute
a
whole
object,
a
section
of
a
fishing
rod,
metal
sections
were
used
below
ground,
finished
the
final
segment
of
the
road
sketchbook
sketch
block
sketch
pad
a
book
containing
sheets
of
paper
on
which
sketches
can
be
drawn
snatch
block
a
pulley-block
that
can
be
opened
to
receive
the
bight
of
a
rope
starting
block
block
providing
bracing
for
a
runner's
feet
at
start
of
a
race
stumbling
block
any
obstacle
or
impediment
surface
gauge
surface
gage
scribing
block
gauge
consisting
of
a
scriber
mounted
on
an
adjustable
stand,
used
to
test
the
accuracy
of
plane
surfaces
swage
block
an
iron
block
cut
with
holes
and
grooves
to
assist
in
cold
working
metal
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