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Definition
Synonym
Altwasserarm
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Altwasserarm
m
; Altwasser
n
; Altarm
m
; Altlauf
m
(eines Fließgewässers) (Gewässerkunde)
abandoned channel; dead channel; old arm; old branch; oxbow lake; oxbow; backwater (of a stream) (hydrology)
Altwasserarm
m
; Altwasser
n
; Altarm
m
; Altlauf
m
(eines Fließgewässers) (Gewässerkunde)
abandoned channel; dead channel; old arm; old branch; oxbow lake; oxbow; backwater (of a stream) (hydrology)
Altwasser
n
; Altarm
m
geogr.
backwater; dead channel
Altwasserarm
m
; Altwasser
n
; Altarm
m
; Altlauf
m
(eines Fließgewässers) (Gewässerkunde)
abandoned channel; dead channel; old arm; old branch; oxbow lake; oxbow; backwater (of a stream) (hydrology)
Altarmschlinge
f
; Altwasserschlinge
f
(eines Mäanders)
geogr.
cutoff meander; abandoned meander; oxbow
Altwassersee
m
oxbow lake
Deutsche
Altwasserarm Synonyme
Englische
abandoned channel; dead channel; old arm; old branch; oxbow lake; oxbow; backwater Synonyme
abandoned
a bit much
abjured
afire
amok
antiquated
antique
archaic
ardent
available
bellowing
berserk
boundless
burning
carried away
cast-off
castaway
ceded
committed
contaminated
corrupt
corrupted
debased
debauched
decadent
dedicated
defenseless
degenerate
degraded
delirious
demoniac
depraved
derelict
deserted
desolate
devoted
devout
discarded
discontinued
disowned
dispensed with
disposed of
disregarded
dissipated
dissolute
distracted
disused
done with
earnest
ecstatic
egregious
enormous
enraptured
exaggerated
excessive
exorbitant
extravagant
extreme
fabulous
faithful
fancy
fast
fatherless
feral
ferocious
fervent
fervid
fierce
fiery
flaming
forgone
forlorn
forsaken
forsworn
frantic
free
frenzied
friendless
fulminating
furious
gallant
gay
gigantic
gluttonous
go-go
godforsaken
haggard
half-done
hearty
heated
helpless
high
hog-wild
homeless
hot
hot-blooded
howling
hyperbolic
hypertrophied
hysterical
ignored
immoderate
impassioned
in a transport
in earnest
in hysterics
incontinent
incorrigible
indulgent
inordinate
intemperate
intense
intent
intent on
intoxicated
irrepressible
jettisoned
kithless
laid aside
lascivious
lax
lecherous
left
left undone
lewd
licentious
loose
lost to shame
loyal
mad
madding
maniac
marooned
missed
monstrous
morally polluted
motherless
neglected
nonrestrictive
not worth saving
obsolescent
obsolete
old
old-fashioned
omitted
on fire
on the shelf
open
orgasmic
orgiastic
out
out of bounds
out of control
out of hand
out of sight
out of use
out-of-date
outcast
outdated
outmoded
outrageous
outside the gates
outside the pale
outworn
overbig
overdeveloped
overgreat
overgrown
overlarge
overlooked
overmuch
overweening
passed by
passed over
passed up
passionate
past use
pensioned off
perfervid
permissive
perverted
pigeonholed
polluted
possessed
profligate
put aside
rabid
r
Altwasserarm Definition
Abandoned
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Abandon
Abandoned
(
a.
)
Forsaken,
deserted.
Abandoned
(
a.
)
Self-abandoned,
or
given
up
to
vice
Backwater
(
n.
)
Water
turned
back
in
its
course
by
an
obstruction,
an
opposing
current
,
or
the
flow
of
the
tide,
as
in
a
sewer
or
river
channel,
or
across
a
river
bar.
Backwater
(
n.
)
An
accumulation
of
water
overflowing
the
low
lands,
caused
by
an
obstruction.
Backwater
(
n.
)
Water
thrown
back
by
the
turning
of
a
waterwheel,
or
by
the
paddle
wheels
of
a
steamer.
Branch
(
n.
)
A
shoot
or
secondary
stem
growing
from
the
main
stem,
or
from
a
principal
limb
or
bough
of
a
tree
or
other
plant.
Branch
(
n.
)
Any
division
extending
like
a
branch
Branch
(
n.
)
Any
member
or
part
of
a
body
or
system
Branch
(
n.
)
One
of
the
portions
of
a
curve
that
extends
outwards
to
an
indefinitely
great
distance
Branch
(
n.
)
A
line
of
family
descent,
in
distinction
from
some
other
line
or
lines
from
the
same
stock
Branch
(
n.
)
A
warrant
or
commission
given
to
a
pilot,
authorizing
him
to
pilot
vessels
in
certain
waters.
Branch
(
a.
)
Diverging
from,
or
tributary
to,
a
main
stock,
line,
way,
theme,
etc.
Branch
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
or
spread
in
branches
Branch
(
v.
i.)
To
divide
into
separate
parts
or
subdivision.
Branch
(
v.
t.)
To
divide
as
into
branches
Branch
(
v.
t.)
To
adorn
with
needlework
representing
branches,
flowers,
or
twigs.
Branch
pilot
(
)
A
pilot
who
has
a
branch
or
commission,
as
from
Trinity
House,
England,
for
special
navigation.
Channel
(
n.
)
The
hollow
bed
where
a
stream
of
water
runs
or
may
run.
Channel
(
n.
)
The
deeper
part
of
a
river,
harbor,
strait,
etc.,
where
the
main
current
flows,
or
which
affords
the
best
and
safest
passage
for
vessels.
Channel
(
n.
)
A
strait,
or
narrow
sea,
between
two
portions
of
lands
Channel
(
n.
)
That
through
which
anything
passes
Channel
(
n.
)
A
gutter
Channel
(
n.
)
Flat
ledges
of
heavy
plank
bolted
edgewise
to
the
outside
of
a
vessel,
to
increase
the
spread
of
the
shrouds
and
carry
them
clear
of
the
bulwarks.
Channel
(
v.
t.)
To
form
a
channel
in
Channel
(
v.
t.)
To
course
through
or
over,
as
in
a
channel.
Dead
(
a.
)
Deprived
of
life
Dead
(
a.
)
Destitute
of
life
Dead
(
a.
)
Resembling
death
in
appearance
or
quality
Dead
(
a.
)
Still
as
death
Dead
(
a.
)
So
constructed
as
not
to
transmit
sound
Dead
(
a.
)
Unproductive
Dead
(
a.
)
Lacking
spirit
Dead
(
a.
)
Monotonous
or
unvaried
Dead
(
a.
)
Sure
as
death
Dead
(
a.
)
Bringing
death
Dead
(
a.
)
Wanting
in
religious
spirit
and
vitality
Dead
(
a.
)
Flat
Dead
(
a.
)
Not
brilliant
Dead
(
a.
)
Cut
off
from
the
rights
of
a
citizen
Dead
(
a.
)
Not
imparting
motion
or
power
Dead
(
adv.
)
To
a
degree
resembling
death
Dead
(
n.
)
The
most
quiet
or
deathlike
time
Dead
(
n.
)
One
who
is
dead
Dead
(
v.
t.)
To
make
dead
Dead
(
v.
i.)
To
die
Dead
beat
(
)
See
Beat,
n.,
7.
Dead-eye
(
n.
)
A
round,
flattish,
wooden
block,
encircled
by
a
rope,
or
an
iron
band,
and
pierced
with
three
holes
to
receive
the
lanyard
Dead-hearted
(
a.
)
Having
a
dull,
faint
heart
Dead-pay
(
n.
)
Pay
drawn
for
soldiers,
or
others,
really
dead,
whose
names
are
kept
on
the
rolls.
abandoned channel; dead channel; old arm; old branch; oxbow lake; oxbow; backwater (of a stream) (hydrology) Bedeutung
flow
stream
the
act
of
flowing
or
streaming,
continuous
progression
dead-man's
float
prone
float
a
floating
position
with
the
face
down
and
arms
stretched
forward
dead
reckoning
navigation
without
the
aid
of
celestial
observations
Office
of
the
Dead
an
office
read
or
sung
before
a
burial
mass
in
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
distribution
channel
channel
a
way
of
selling
a
company's
product
either
directly
or
via
distributors,
possible
distribution
channels
are
wholesalers
or
small
retailers
or
retail
chains
or
direct
mailers
or
your
own
stores
Lake
Trasimenus
Battle
of
Lake
Trasimenus
a
battle
in
BC
in
which
Hannibal
ambushed
a
Roman
army
led
by
Flaminius
lesser
scaup
lesser
scaup
duck
lake
duck
Aythya
affinis
common
scaup
of
North
America,
males
have
purplish
heads
channel
catfish
channel
cat
Ictalurus
punctatus
freshwater
food
fish
common
throughout
central
United
States
blue
catfish
blue
cat
blue
channel
catfish
blue
channel
cat
a
large
catfish
of
the
Mississippi
valley
landlocked
salmon
lake
salmon
Atlantic
salmon
confined
to
lakes
of
New
England
and
southeastern
Canada
lake
trout
salmon
trout
Salvelinus
namaycush
large
fork-tailed
trout
of
lakes
of
Canada
and
the
northern
United
States
lake
whitefish
Coregonus
clupeaformis
found
in
the
Great
Lakes
and
north
to
Alaska
cisco
lake
herring
Coregonus
artedi
important
food
fish
of
cold
deep
lakes
of
North
America
red
drum
channel
bass
redfish
Sciaenops
ocellatus
large
edible
fish
found
off
coast
of
United
States
from
Massachusetts
to
Mexico
abandoned
ship
derelict
a
ship
abandoned
on
the
high
seas
arm
branch
limb
any
projection
that
is
thought
to
resemble
a
human
arm,
the
arm
of
the
record
player,
an
arm
of
the
sea,
a
branch
of
the
sewer
blind
alley
cul
de
sac
dead-end
street
impasse
a
street
with
only
one
way
in
or
out
branch
line
spur
track
spur
a
railway
line
connected
to
a
trunk
line
channel
a
passage
for
water
(or
other
fluids)
to
flow
through,
the
fields
were
crossed
with
irrigation
channels,
gutters
carried
off
the
rainwater
into
a
series
of
channels
under
the
street
channel
television
channel
TV
channel
a
television
station
and
its
programs,
a
satellite
TV
channel,
surfing
through
the
channels,
they
offer
more
than
one
hundred
channels
chunnel
Channel
Tunnel
the
railroad
tunnel
between
France
and
England
under
the
English
Channel
cul
cul
de
sac
dead
end
a
passage
with
access
only
at
one
end
dead-air
space
an
unventilated
area
where
no
air
circulates
dead
axle
an
axle
that
carries
a
wheel
but
without
power
to
drive
it
dead
load
a
constant
load
on
a
structure
(e.g.
a
bridge)
due
to
the
weight
of
the
supported
structure
itself
lake
dwelling
pile
dwelling
dwelling
built
on
piles
in
or
near
a
lake,
specifically
in
prehistoric
villages
Lake
Mead
the
largest
reservoir
in
the
United
States,
located
in
southeastern
Nevada
and
northwestern
Arizona
and
formed
by
the
Hoover
Dam
on
the
Colorado
River,
the
center
of
a
recreational
area
Lake
Powell
the
second
largest
reservoir
in
the
United
States,
located
in
southern
Utah
and
north
central
Arizona
and
formed
by
the
Glen
Canyon
Dam
on
the
Colorado
River
Lake
Volta
the
Volta
river
in
southeastern
has
been
dammed
to
create
one
of
the
world's
largest
man-made
lakes
morgue
mortuary
dead
room
a
building
(or
room)
where
dead
bodies
are
kept
before
burial
or
cremation
oxbow
a
wooden
framework
bent
in
the
shape
of
a
U,
its
upper
ends
are
attached
to
the
horizontal
yoke
and
the
loop
goes
around
the
neck
of
an
ox
reservoir
artificial
lake
man-made
lake
lake
used
to
store
water
for
community
use
dead
weight
a
heavy
motionless
weight
dead
center
dead
centre
the
position
of
a
crank
when
it
is
in
line
with
the
connecting
rod
and
not
exerting
torque
dead
hand
dead
hand
of
the
past
mortmain
the
oppressive
influence
of
past
events
or
decisions
body
dead
body
a
natural
object
consisting
of
a
dead
animal
or
person,
they
found
the
body
in
the
lake
duct
epithelial
duct
canal
channel
a
bodily
passage
or
tube
lined
with
epithelial
cells
and
conveying
a
secretion
or
other
substance,
the
tear
duct
was
obstructed,
the
alimentary
canal,
poison
is
released
through
a
channel
in
the
snake's
fangs
bloodstream
blood
stream
the
blood
flowing
through
the
circulatory
system
stream
of
consciousness
the
continuous
flow
of
ideas
and
feelings
that
constitute
an
individual's
conscious
experience
guess
guesswork
guessing
shot
dead
reckoning
an
estimate
based
on
little
or
no
information
dead
weight
an
oppressive
encumbrance
hydrology
the
branch
of
geology
that
studies
water
on
the
earth
and
in
the
atmosphere:
its
distribution
and
uses
and
conservation
channel
transmission
channel
a
path
over
which
electrical
signals
can
pass,
a
channel
is
typically
what
you
rent
from
a
telephone
company
channel
communication
channel
line
(often
plural)
a
means
of
communication
or
access,
it
must
go
through
official
channels,
lines
of
communication
were
set
up
between
the
two
firms
back
channel
an
alternative
to
the
regular
channels
of
communication
that
is
used
when
agreements
must
be
made
secretly
(especially
in
diplomacy
or
government),
they
negotiated
via
a
back
channel
dead
language
a
language
that
is
no
longer
learned
as
a
native
language
stream
of
consciousness
a
literary
genre
that
reveals
a
character's
thoughts
and
feeling
as
they
develop
by
means
of
a
long
soliloquy
Dead
Sea
scrolls
(Old
Testament)
a
collection
of
written
scrolls
(containing
nearly
all
of
the
Old
Testament)
found
in
a
cave
near
the
Dead
Sea
in
the
late
s,
the
Dead
Sea
Scrolls
provide
information
about
Judaism
and
the
Bible
around
the
time
of
Jesus
dead
letter
dead
mail
mail
that
can
neither
be
delivered
nor
returned
funeral
march
dead
march
a
slow
march
to
be
played
for
funeral
processions
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