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Durchqu�len
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Durchquälen
m
; Spießrutenlauf
m
durch etw.
übtr.
sich durch die Autogrammjäger quälen müssen
sich durch den Stoßverkehr quälen müssen
gauntlet of sth.
fig.
to have to run the gauntlet of autograph seekers
to have to run the gauntlet of the rush-hour traffic
durchqueren, überqueren
v
durchquerend
durchquert
durchquert
durchquerte
to traverse
traversing
traversed
traverses
traversed
durchqueren, durchwaten
v
durchquerend, durchwatend
durchquert, durchwatet
to ford
fording
forded
kreuzen, durchqueren
v
kreuzend, durchquerend
gekreuzt, durchquert
kreuzt, durchquert
kreuzte, durchquerte
to cross
crossing
crossed
crosses
crossed
durchqueren
traverse
kreuzen, durchqueren, durchziehen
cross
durchqueren; überqueren
v
durchquerend; überquerend
durchgequert; überquert
durchquert; überquert
durchquerte; überquerte
vier Minuten um den Park zu durchqueren
den Ozean überqueren
to traverse
traversing
traversed
traverses
traversed
four minutes to traverse the park
to traverse the ocean
durchqueren; durchwaten
v
durchquerend; durchwatend
durchquert; durchwatet
to ford
fording
forded
kreuzen; durchqueren
v
kreuzend; durchquerend
gekreuzt; durchquert
kreuzt; durchquert
kreuzte; durchquerte
to cross
crossing
crossed
crosses
crossed
etw. durchqueren
to transit sth.
durchqueren; überqueren
v
durchquerend; überquerend
durchquert; überquert
durchquert; überquert
durchquerte; überquerte
vier Minuten, um den Park zu durchqueren
den Ozean überqueren
to traverse
traversing
traversed
traverses
traversed
four minutes to traverse the park
to traverse the ocean
etw. durchqueren
v
to transit sth.
durchquerend
traversing
durchquert, kreuzt
crosses
durchquert
traversed
durchquert
traverses
durchquerte
traversed
(einen Stil eine Strecke) schwimmen
v
an einem Wettschwimmen teilnehmen
Kannst du schon rückenschwimmen im Rückenstil schwimmen?
Sie war die erste Frau die den Ärmelkanal schwimmend durchquerte.
to swim sth. (stroke stretch)
to swim a race
Can you swim backstroke yet?
She was the first woman to swim the Channel.
(einen Stil, eine Strecke) schwimmen
v
an einem Wettschwimmen teilnehmen
Kannst du schon rückenschwimmen im Rückenstil schwimmen?
Sie war die erste Frau, die den Ärmelkanal schwimmend durchquerte.
to swim sth. (stroke, stretch)
to swim a race
Can you swim backstroke yet?
She was the first woman to swim the Channel.
Ãœberquerung
f
, Durchquerung
f
crossing, traverse
Laufzeit
f
(von Ladungsträgern zur Durchquerung einer Strecke)
electr.
Laufzeitverzögerung
f
propagation time; transit time
propagation delay
Ãœberquerung
f
; Durchquerung
f
Ãœberquerungen
pl
; Durchquerungen
pl
crossing; traverse; traversal
crossings; traverses
etw. durchquetschen
v
durchquetschend
durchgequetscht
to squeeze press through sth.
squeezing pressing through
squeezed pressed through
Deutsche
Durchqu�len Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Durchqu�len Synonym
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Englische
gauntlet of sth. Synonyme
gauntlet
battle cry
bid to combat
brass knuckles
cesta
cestus
challenge
confinement
dare
defi
defy
dismemberment
double dare
estrapade
gage
gage of battle
galleys
glove
handwear
hard labor
impalement
imprisonment
incarceration
jailing
keelhauling
kid gloves
kids
martyrdom
mittens
mitts
mousquetaire gloves
mousquetaires
muff
penal servitude
picketing
railriding
rebel yell
rock pile
strappado
tar-and-feathering
the gantlet
torment
torture
war cry
war whoop
Durchqu�len Definition
Autograph
(
n.
)
That
which
is
written
with
one's
own
hand
Autograph
(
a.
)
In
one's
own
handwriting
Club-rush
(
n.
)
A
rushlike
plant,
the
reed
mace
or
cat-tail,
or
some
species
of
the
genus
Scirpus.
See
Bulrush.
Gauntlet
(
n.
)
See
Gantlet.
Gauntlet
(
n.
)
A
glove
of
such
material
that
it
defends
the
hand
from
wounds.
Gauntlet
(
n.
)
A
long
glove,
covering
the
wrist.
Gauntlet
(
n.
)
A
rope
on
which
hammocks
or
clothes
are
hung
for
drying.
Hour
(
n.
)
The
twenty-fourth
part
of
a
day
Hour
(
n.
)
The
time
of
the
day,
as
expressed
in
hours
and
minutes,
and
indicated
by
a
timepiece
Hour
(
n.
)
Fixed
or
appointed
time
Hour
(
n.
)
Certain
prayers
to
be
repeated
at
stated
times
of
the
day,
as
matins
and
vespers.
Hour
(
n.
)
A
measure
of
distance
traveled.
Rush
(
n.
)
A
name
given
to
many
aquatic
or
marsh-growing
endogenous
plants
with
soft,
slender
stems,
as
the
species
of
Juncus
and
Scirpus.
Rush
(
n.
)
The
merest
trifle
Rush
(
v.
i.)
To
move
forward
with
impetuosity,
violence,
and
tumultuous
rapidity
or
haste
Rush
(
v.
i.)
To
enter
into
something
with
undue
haste
and
eagerness,
or
without
due
deliberation
and
preparation
Rush
(
v.
t.)
To
push
or
urge
forward
with
impetuosity
or
violence
Rush
(
v.
t.)
To
recite
(a
lesson)
or
pass
(an
examination)
without
an
error.
Rush
(
n.
)
A
moving
forward
with
rapidity
and
force
or
eagerness
Rush
(
n.
)
Great
activity
with
pressure
Rush
(
n.
)
A
perfect
recitation.
Rush
(
n.
)
A
rusher
Rush
(
n.
)
The
act
of
running
with
the
ball.
Rush-bearing
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
rural
festival
at
the
dedication
of
a
church,
when
the
parishioners
brought
rushes
to
strew
the
church.
Traffic
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
goods
and
commodities
from
one
person
to
another
for
an
equivalent
in
goods
or
money
Traffic
(
v.
i.)
To
trade
meanly
or
mercenarily
Traffic
(
v.
t.)
To
exchange
in
traffic
Traffic
(
v.
)
Commerce,
either
by
barter
or
by
buying
and
selling
Traffic
(
v.
)
Commodities
of
the
market.
Traffic
(
v.
)
The
business
done
upon
a
railway,
steamboat
line,
etc.,
with
reference
to
the
number
of
passengers
or
the
amount
of
freight
carried.
gauntlet of sth. [fig.] / to have to run the gauntlet of autograph seekers / to have to run the gauntlet of the rush-hour traffic Bedeutung
dealings
traffic
social
or
verbal
interchange
(usually
followed
by
`with')
semester
hour
credit
hour
a
unit
of
academic
credit,
one
hour
a
week
for
an
academic
semester
haste
hurry
rush
rushing
the
act
of
moving
hurriedly
and
in
a
careless
manner,
in
his
haste
to
leave
he
forgot
his
book
rush
rushing
(American
football)
an
attempt
to
advance
the
ball
by
running
into
the
line,
the
linebackers
were
ready
to
stop
a
rush
traffic
control
control
of
the
flow
of
traffic
in
a
building
or
a
city
traffic
buying
and
selling,
especially
illicit
trade
drug
traffic
drug
trafficking
narcotraffic
traffic
in
illegal
drugs
slave
trade
slave
traffic
traffic
in
slaves,
especially
in
Black
Africans
transported
to
America
in
the
th
to
th
centuries
gold
rush
a
large
migration
of
people
to
a
newly
discovered
gold
field
gauntlet
gantlet
a
form
of
punishment
in
which
a
person
is
forced
to
run
between
two
lines
of
men
facing
each
other
and
armed
with
clubs
or
whips
to
beat
the
victim
autograph
album
an
album
for
autographs
gauntlet
gantlet
a
glove
with
long
sleeve
gauntlet
gantlet
metal
glove
a
glove
of
armored
leather,
protects
the
hand
hour
hand
little
hand
the
shorter
hand
of
a
clock
that
points
to
the
hours
rushlight
rush
candle
a
tallow
candle
with
a
rush
stem
as
the
wick
traffic
circle
circle
rotary
roundabout
a
road
junction
at
which
traffic
streams
circularly
around
a
central
island,
the
accident
blocked
all
traffic
at
the
rotary
traffic
island
safety
island
safety
isle
safety
zone
a
curbed
area
in
a
roadway
from
which
traffic
is
excluded,
provides
safe
area
for
pedestrians
traffic
lane
a
lane
of
a
main
road
that
is
defined
by
painted
lines,
that
car
is
in
the
wrong
traffic
lane
hour
minute
distance
measured
by
the
time
taken
to
cover
it,
we
live
an
hour
from
the
airport,
its
justminutes
away
autograph
John
Hancock
a
person's
own
signature
autograph
something
written
by
one's
own
hand
traffic
light
traffic
signal
stoplight
a
visual
signal
to
control
the
flow
of
traffic
at
intersections
gauntlet
gantlet
to
offer
or
accept
a
challenge,
threw
down
the
gauntlet,
took
up
the
gauntlet
traffic
the
amount
of
activity
over
a
communication
system
during
a
given
period
of
time,
heavy
traffic
overloaded
the
trunk
lines,
traffic
on
the
internet
is
lightest
during
the
night
rush
a
sudden
burst
of
activity,
come
back
after
the
rush
rush
spate
surge
upsurge
a
sudden
forceful
flow
boom
bonanza
gold
rush
gravy
godsend
manna
from
heaven
windfall
bunce
a
sudden
happening
that
brings
good
fortune
(as
a
sudden
opportunity
to
make
money),
the
demand
for
testing
has
created
a
boom
for
those
unregulated
laboratories
where
boxes
of
specimen
jars
are
processed
like
an
assembly
line
bang
boot
charge
rush
flush
thrill
kick
the
swift
release
of
a
store
of
affective
force,
they
got
a
great
bang
out
of
it,
what
a
boot!,
he
got
a
quick
rush
from
injecting
heroin,
he
does
it
for
kicks
traffic
jam
snarl-up
a
number
of
vehicles
blocking
one
another
until
they
can
scarcely
move
traffic
court
a
court
that
has
power
to
prosecute
for
traffic
offenses
traffic
the
aggregation
of
things
(pedestrians
or
vehicles)
coming
and
going
in
a
particular
locality
during
a
specified
period
of
time
air
traffic
traffic
created
by
the
movement
of
aircraft
commuter
traffic
traffic
created
by
people
going
to
or
returning
from
work
pedestrian
traffic
foot
traffic
people
coming
and
going
on
foot
vehicular
traffic
vehicle
traffic
the
aggregation
of
vehicles
coming
and
going
in
a
particular
locality
automobile
traffic
car
traffic
cars
coming
and
going
bicycle
traffic
bicycles
coming
and
going
bus
traffic
buses
coming
and
going
truck
traffic
trucks
coming
and
going
traffic
pattern
approach
pattern
pattern
the
path
that
is
prescribed
for
an
airplane
that
is
preparing
to
land
at
an
airport,
the
traffic
patterns
around
O'Hare
are
very
crowded,
they
stayed
in
the
pattern
until
the
fog
lifted
hour
angle
the
angular
distance
along
the
celestial
equator
from
the
observer's
meridian
to
the
hour
circle
of
a
given
celestial
body
hour
circle
a
great
circle
on
the
celestial
sphere
that
passes
through
both
celestial
poles
traffic
cop
a
policeman
who
controls
the
flow
of
automobile
traffic
Rush
Benjamin
Rush
physician
and
American
Revolutionary
leader,
signer
of
the
Declaration
of
Independence
(-)
Juncaceae
family
Juncaceae
rush
family
tufted
herbs
resembling
grasses:
rushes
rush
grasslike
plants
growing
in
wet
places
and
having
cylindrical
often
hollow
stems
bulrush
bullrush
common
rush
soft
rush
Juncus
effusus
tall
rush
with
soft
erect
or
arching
stems
found
in
Eurasia,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
and
common
in
North
America
jointed
rush
Juncus
articulatus
rush
of
Australia
toad
rush
Juncus
bufonius
low-growing
annual
rush
of
damp
low-lying
ground,
nearly
cosmopolitan
hard
rush
Juncus
inflexus
tall
rush
of
temperate
regions
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