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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Erkundungsmission
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Erkundungsmission
f
fact-finding mission
Erkundungsmission
f
fact-finding mission
Erkundung
f
, Rekognoszierung
f
Erkundungen
pl
reconnaissance
reconnaissances
Vermessung
f
, Landvermessung
f
, Absteckung
f
, Erkundung
f
fotogrammetrische Vermessung
survey, surveying
photogrammetric survey
Erkundung
reconnaissance
Erkundung, rekognoszierung
reconnaissance
Erforschung
f
; Erkundung
f
(von etw.)
Erforschungen
pl
; Erkundungen
pl
Erforschung der lebenden Ressourcen
Erforschungsstadium
n
exploration (of sth.)
explorations
exploration of living resources
exploration stage
Erkundung
f
; Erforschung
f
geol.
exploring; exploration; prospecting
Erkundung
f
; Rekognoszierung
f
geol.
Erkundungen
pl
reconnaissance
reconnaissances
Prospektion
f
; Erkundung
f
geol.
min.
geophysikalische Prospektion
seismische Prospektion
prospection; prospecting
geophysical prospection
seismic prospection
etw. auskundschaften; etw. ausspähen; etw. erkunden
v
auskundschaftend; ausspähend
ausgekundschaftet; ausgespäht
kundschaftet aus; späht aus
kundschaftete aus; erkundete; spähte aus
nach etwas Ausschau halten
auf Talentsuche sein
Die Kinder sahen sich inzwischen nach Brennholz um.
Wir waren auf feindlichem Gebiet auf Erkundung.
Es könnten Kriminelle sein die Einbruchsobjekte ausspähen.
Amerikanische Firmen wollen die Marktchancen in Georgien erkunden.
to scout sth.; to scout out sth.
scouting; scouting out
scouted; scouted out
scouts; scouts out
scouted; scouted out
to scout for sth.
to be scouting for new talent
Meanwhile the children were scouting (a)round for wood for the fire.
We were scouting inside enemy territory.
They might be criminals scouting for burglary targets.
American companies are keen on scouting (out) business opportunities in Georgia.
Erkundung
f
reconnaissance; recce
Br.
coll.
Aufsuchung
f
; Erkundung
f
; Prospektion
f
(von Lagerstätten)
geol.
min.
Erdölaufsuchung
f
; Erdölerkundung
f
Schlichprospektion
f
geophysikalische Prospektion
seismische Prospektion
exploratory search; prospection; prospecting (for mineral deposits)
prospection for petroleum
prospection of concentrates
geophysical prospection
seismic prospection
Erforschen
n
; Erforschung
f
; Erkundung
f
(von etw.)
Erforschungen
pl
; Erkundungen
pl
Erforschung der lebenden Ressourcen
Erforschungsstadium
n
exploration (of sth.)
explorations
exploration of living resources
exploration stage
Erkundung
f
; Sondierung
f
sounding out
etw. auskundschaften; etw. ausspähen; etw. erkunden
v
auskundschaftend; ausspähend
ausgekundschaftet; ausgespäht
kundschaftet aus; späht aus
kundschaftete aus; erkundete; spähte aus
nach etwas Ausschau halten
auf Talentsuche sein
Die Kinder sahen sich inzwischen nach Brennholz um.
Wir waren auf feindlichem Gebiet auf Erkundung.
Es könnten Kriminelle sein, die Einbruchsobjekte ausspähen.
Amerikanische Firmen wollen die Marktchancen in Georgien erkunden.
to scout sth.; to scout out sth.
scouting; scouting out
scouted; scouted out
scouts; scouts out
scouted; scouted out
to scout for sth.
to be scouting for new talent
Meanwhile the children were scouting (a)round for wood for the fire.
We were scouting inside enemy territory.
They might be criminals scouting for burglary targets.
American companies are keen on scouting (out) business opportunities in Georgia.
Erkundungen
reconnaissances
Erkundungs..., Ermittlungs...
investigative, investigatory, fact-finding
Erkundungsarbeit
f
geol.
Erkundungsarbeiten
pl
exploratory work; exploration work
exploratory works; exploration works
Aufsuchungsarbeiten
pl
; Erkundungsarbeiten
pl
; Prospektionsarbeiten
pl
geol.
min.
exploratory works; prospection works
Erkundungsreise
f
; Erkundungsbesuch
m
Erkundungsreisen
pl
; Erkundungsbesuche
pl
fact-finding mission
fact-finding missions
Erkundungsbetrieb
m
; Aufschlussbetrieb
m
; Explorationsbetrieb
m
min.
geol.
exploratory operations
Erkundungsbohrung
f
; Aufschlussbohrung
f
; Probebohrung
f
techn.
Erkundungsbohrungen
pl
; Aufschlussbohrungen
pl
; Probebohrungen
pl
prospective drilling
prospective drillings
Erkundungsbohrung
f
geol.
Erkundungsbohrungen
pl
exploratory hole; exploratory well
exploratory holes; exploratory wells
Erkundungsfahrt
f
exploratory trip
Erkundungsfahrt
f
Erkundungsfahrten
pl
exploratory trip
exploratory trips
Erkundungsfahrt
f
reconnaissance trip
Erkundungsfahrzeug
n
(Raumfahrt)
Erkundungsfahrzeuge
pl
Mondfahrzeug
n
; Mondauto
n
roving vehicle; rover (astronautics)
roving vehicles; rovers
lunar roving vehicle LRV ; rover
Erkundungsfahrzeug
n
(Raumfahrt)
Erkundungsfahrzeuge
pl
Mondfahrzeug
n
; Mondauto
n
roving vehicle; rover (astronautics)
roving vehicles; rovers
lunar roving vehicle LRV ; rover
Erkundungsmission
f
fact-finding mission
Deutsche
Erkundungsmission Synonyme
Englische
fact-finding mission Synonyme
Erkundungsmission Definition
Fact
(
n.
)
A
doing,
making,
or
preparing.
Fact
(
n.
)
An
effect
produced
or
achieved
Fact
(
n.
)
Reality
Fact
(
n.
)
The
assertion
or
statement
of
a
thing
done
or
existing
Fault-finding
(
n.
)
The
act
of
finding
fault
or
blaming
Finding
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Find
Finding
(
n.
)
That
which
is
found,
come
upon,
or
provided
Finding
(
n.
)
Support
Finding
(
n.
)
The
result
of
a
judicial
examination
or
inquiry,
especially
into
some
matter
of
fact
Matter-of-fact
(
a.
)
Adhering
to
facts
Mission
(
n.
)
The
act
of
sending,
or
the
state
of
being
sent
Mission
(
n.
)
That
with
which
a
messenger
or
agent
is
charged
Mission
(
n.
)
Persons
sent
Mission
(
n.
)
An
assotiation
or
organization
of
missionaries
Mission
(
n.
)
An
organization
for
worship
and
work,
dependent
on
one
or
more
churches.
Mission
(
n.
)
A
course
of
extraordinary
sermons
and
services
at
a
particular
place
and
time
for
the
special
purpose
of
quickening
the
faith
and
zeal
participants,
and
of
converting
unbelievers.
Mission
(
n.
)
Dismission
Mission
(
v.
t.)
To
send
on
a
mission.
fact-finding mission Bedeutung
fait
accompli
accomplished
fact
an
irreversible
accomplishment
search
and
rescue
mission
a
rescue
mission
to
search
for
survivors
and
to
rescue
them
determination
finding
the
act
of
determining
the
properties
of
something,
usually
by
research
or
calculation,
the
determination
of
molecular
structures
mission
missionary
work
the
organized
work
of
a
religious
missionary
mission
charge
commission
a
special
assignment
that
is
given
to
a
person
or
group,
a
confidential
mission
to
London,
his
charge
was
deliver
a
message
mission
impossible
an
extremely
dangerous
or
difficult
mission
suicide
mission
martyr
operation
sacrifice
operation
killing
or
injuring
others
while
annihilating
yourself,
usually
accomplished
with
a
bomb
fraud
in
fact
positive
fraud
actual
deceit,
concealing
something
or
making
a
false
representation
with
an
evil
intent
to
cause
injury
to
another
mission
military
mission
an
operation
that
is
assigned
by
a
higher
headquarters,
the
planes
were
on
a
bombing
mission
combat
mission
a
mission
to
capture
or
defend
something
search
mission
a
mission
to
discover
something
search
and
destroy
mission
an
operation
developed
for
United
States
troops
in
Vietnam,
troops
would
move
through
a
designated
area
destroying
troops
as
they
found
them
peacekeeping
peacekeeping
mission
peacekeeping
operation
the
activity
of
keeping
the
peace
by
military
forces
(especially
when
international
military
forces
enforce
a
truce
between
hostile
groups
or
nations)
reconnaissance
reconnaissance
mission
the
act
of
reconnoitring
(especially
to
gain
information
about
an
enemy
or
potential
enemy),
an
exchange
of
fire
occurred
on
a
reconnaissance
mission
finding
the
decision
of
a
court
on
issues
of
fact
or
law
verdict
finding
of
fact
(law)
the
findings
of
a
jury
on
issues
of
fact
submitted
to
it
for
decision,
can
be
used
in
formulating
a
judgment
finding
of
law
conclusion
of
law
a
finding
as
to
the
applicability
of
a
rule
of
law
to
particular
facts
fact
a
piece
of
information
about
circumstances
that
exist
or
events
that
have
occurred,
first
you
must
collect
all
the
facts
of
the
case
matter
of
fact
a
matter
that
is
an
actual
fact
or
is
demonstrable
as
a
fact
scientific
fact
an
observation
that
has
been
confirmed
repeatedly
and
is
accepted
as
true
(although
its
truth
is
never
final)
fact
a
concept
whose
truth
can
be
proved,
scientific
hypotheses
are
not
facts
fact
a
statement
or
assertion
of
verified
information
about
something
that
is
the
case
or
has
happened,
he
supported
his
argument
with
an
impressive
array
of
facts
question
of
fact
matter
of
fact
a
disputed
factual
contention
that
is
generally
left
for
a
jury
to
decide
deputation
commission
delegation
delegacy
mission
a
group
of
representatives
or
delegates
diplomatic
mission
a
mission
serving
diplomatic
ends
legation
foreign
mission
a
permanent
diplomatic
mission
headed
by
a
minister
mission
missionary
post
missionary
station
foreign
mission
an
organization
of
missionaries
in
a
foreign
land
sent
to
carry
on
religious
work
finding
something
that
is
found,
the
findings
in
the
gastrointestinal
tract
indicate
that
he
died
several
hours
after
dinner,
an
area
rich
in
archaeological
findings
accessory
after
the
fact
a
person
who
gives
assistance
or
comfort
to
someone
known
to
be
a
felon
or
known
to
be
sought
in
connection
with
the
commission
of
a
felony
accessory
before
the
fact
a
person
who
procures
or
advises
or
commands
the
commission
of
a
felony
but
who
is
not
present
at
its
perpetration
accessory
during
the
fact
a
person
who
witnesses
a
crime
but
does
not
try
to
prevent
it
mission
bells
rice-grain
fritillary
Fritillaria
affinis
Fritillaria
lanceolata
Fritillaria
mutica
herb
of
northwestern
America
having
green-and-purple
bell-shaped
flowers
mission
bells
black
fritillary
Fritillaria
biflora
herb
of
southwestern
United
States
having
dark
purple
bell-shaped
flowers
mottled
with
green
indicative
mood
indicative
declarative
mood
declarative
common
mood
fact
mood
a
mood
(grammatically
unmarked)
that
represents
the
act
or
state
as
an
objective
fact
fact
an
event
known
to
have
happened
or
something
known
to
have
existed,
your
fears
have
no
basis
in
fact,
how
much
of
the
story
is
fact
and
how
much
fiction
is
hard
to
tell
counterfactual
contrary
to
fact
going
counter
to
the
facts
(usually
as
a
hypothesis)
fact-finding
investigative
investigatory
designed
to
find
information
or
ascertain
facts,
a
fact-finding
committee,
investigative
reporting
matter-of-fact
pragmatic
pragmatical
concerned
with
practical
matters,
a
matter-of-fact
(or
pragmatic)
approach
to
the
problem,
a
matter-of-fact
account
of
the
trip
matter-of-fact
prosaic
not
fanciful
or
imaginative,
local
guides
describe
the
history
of
various
places
in
matter-of-fact
tones,
a
prosaic
and
unimaginative
essay
in
fact
in
point
of
fact
as
a
matter
of
fact
in
reality
or
actuality,
in
fact,
it
was
a
wonder
anyone
survived,
painters
who
are
in
fact
anything
but
unsophisticated,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
he
is
several
inches
taller
than
his
father
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