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Definition
Synonym
Fahrverbot
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fahrverbot
n
driving privilege suspension
Am.
jdn. mit
Fahrverbot
belegen
Ihm wurde
Fahrverbot
erteilt.
to suspend sb.'s driving licence (driver's license
Am.
)
He was banned from driving.
vorübergehender Entzug der Fahrerlaubnis; vorübergehender Führerscheinentzug
m
adm.
<
Fahrverbot
>
driving ban; driving privilege suspension
Fahrverbot
n
adm.
Diesel
fahrverbot
n
in der Stadt
Nacht
fahrverbot
n
Sonntags
fahrverbot
n
driving ban; ban on driving
ban on diesel-powered cars in the city; city ban on diesel cars vehicles
ban on night-time driving
driving ban on Sundays; ban on Sunday driving
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Fahrverbot Synonyme
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Englische
driving privilege suspension Synonyme
driving
acid
action
active
actuating
advancing
adventuresome
adventurous
agency
aggressive
ambitious
animating
assailing
assaulting
attacking
automobiling
bicycling
biking
biting
blinding
busing
cat-and-doggish
causal
causative
charging
coactive
compelling
compulsatory
compulsive
compulsory
conduct
constraining
corrosive
cutting
cycling
direction
directive
drippy
drizzling
drizzly
drumming
dynamic
effective
enterprising
equitation
execution
exercise
forceful
forcible
functioning
go-ahead
gripping
gutsy
handling
holding
horseback riding
horsemanship
hustling
impellent
impelling
imperative
imperious
impressive
impulsive
in motion
incisive
incursionary
incursive
inducive
invading
invasionary
invasive
irresistible
irruptive
lively
management
manipulation
misty
misty-moisty
mizzly
mobile
mordant
motile
motivating
motivational
motive
motor
motorcycling
motoring
moving
nervous
obsessing
obsessional
obsessive
occupation
operancy
operation
pedaling
pelting
penetrating
performance
performing
piercing
pluvial
pluviose
pluvious
poignant
possessing
pouring
powerful
practice
preoccupying
pressing
propellant
propelling
propulsive
propulsory
pulsive
punchy
pushful
pushing
pushy
rainy
responsibility
restraining
riding
running
sensational
shoving
showery
sinewed
sinewy
slashing
steering
stirring
streaming
striking
strong
telling
thrusting
transitional
traveling
trenchant
up-and-coming
urgent
venturesome
venturous
vigorous
vital
work
working
workings
driving
force
bunt
butt
clout
compulsion
drive
impellent
impelling force
impetus
impulse
impulsion
incentive
incitement
irresistible force
moment
momentum
motive power
power
propelling
propelment
propulsion
pulsion
push
pushing
shove
shoving
shunt
thrust
Fahrverbot Definition
Driving
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Drive
Driving
(
a.
)
Having
great
force
of
impulse
Driving
(
a.
)
Communicating
force
Driving
(
n.
)
The
act
of
forcing
or
urging
something
along
Driving
(
n.
)
Tendency
Privilege
(
n.
)
A
peculiar
benefit,
advantage,
or
favor
Privilege
(
n.
)
See
Call,
Put,
Spread,
etc.
Privilege
(
v.
t.)
To
grant
some
particular
right
or
exemption
to
Privilege
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
or
put
into
a
condition
of
privilege
or
exemption
from
evil
or
danger
Suspension
(
n.
)
The
act
of
suspending,
or
the
state
of
being
suspended
Suspension
(
n.
)
Especially,
temporary
delay,
interruption,
or
cessation
Suspension
(
n.
)
Of
labor,
study,
pain,
etc.
Suspension
(
n.
)
Of
decision,
determination,
judgment,
etc.
Suspension
(
n.
)
Of
the
payment
of
what
is
due
Suspension
(
n.
)
Of
punishment,
or
sentence
of
punishment.
Suspension
(
n.
)
Of
a
person
in
respect
of
the
exercise
of
his
office,
powers,
prerogative,
etc.
Suspension
(
n.
)
Of
the
action
or
execution
of
law,
etc.
Suspension
(
n.
)
A
conditional
withholding,
interruption,
or
delay
Suspension
(
n.
)
The
state
of
a
solid
when
its
particles
are
mixed
with,
but
undissolved
in,
a
fluid,
and
are
capable
of
separation
by
straining
Suspension
(
n.
)
A
keeping
of
the
hearer
in
doubt
and
in
attentive
expectation
of
what
is
to
follow,
or
of
what
is
to
be
the
inference
or
conclusion
from
the
arguments
or
observations
employed.
Suspension
(
n.
)
A
stay
or
postponement
of
execution
of
a
sentence
condemnatory
by
means
of
letters
of
suspension
granted
on
application
to
the
lord
ordinary.
Suspension
(
n.
)
The
prolongation
of
one
or
more
tones
of
a
chord
into
the
chord
which
follows,
thus
producing
a
momentary
discord,
suspending
the
concord
which
the
ear
expects.
Cf.
Retardation.
Water
privilege
(
)
The
advantage
of
using
water
as
a
mechanical
power
driving privilege suspension [Am.] Bedeutung
drive
thrust
driving
force
the
act
of
applying
force
to
propel
something,
after
reaching
the
desired
velocity
the
drive
is
cut
off
suspension
temporary
removal
a
temporary
debarment
(from
a
privilege
or
position
etc)
driving
the
act
of
controlling
and
steering
the
movement
of
a
vehicle
or
animal
drive
driving
hitting
a
golf
ball
off
of
a
tee
with
a
driver,
he
sliced
his
drive
out
of
bounds
suspension
dangling
hanging
the
act
of
suspending
something
(hanging
it
from
above
so
it
moves
freely),
there
was
a
small
ceremony
for
the
hanging
of
the
portrait
driving
belt
a
belt
that
carries
motion
from
a
motor
to
the
machinery
driving
iron
one
iron
(golf)
the
long
iron
with
the
most
nearly
vertical
face
driving
wheel
a
wheel
that
drives
a
motor
vehicle
(transforms
torque
into
a
tractive
force)
golf
range
driving
range
a
practice
range
for
practicing
golf
shots
live
axle
driving
axle
the
axle
of
a
self-propelled
vehicle
that
provides
the
driving
power
suspension
suspension
system
a
mechanical
system
of
springs
or
shock
absorbers
connecting
the
wheels
and
axles
to
the
chassis
of
a
wheeled
vehicle
suspension
bridge
a
bridge
that
has
a
roadway
supported
by
cables
that
are
anchored
at
both
ends
privilege
a
special
advantage
or
immunity
or
benefit
not
enjoyed
by
all
prerogative
privilege
perquisite
exclusive
right
a
right
reserved
exclusively
by
a
particular
person
or
group
(especially
a
hereditary
or
official
right),
suffrage
was
the
prerogative
of
white
adult
males
privilege
of
the
floor
the
right
to
be
admitted
onto
the
floor
of
a
legislative
assembly
while
it
is
in
session
privilege
(law)
the
right
to
refuse
to
divulge
information
obtained
in
a
confidential
relationship
attorneylient
privilege
the
right
of
a
lawyer
to
refuse
to
divulge
confidential
information
from
his
client
informer's
privilege
the
right
of
the
government
to
refuse
to
reveal
the
identity
of
an
informer
journalist's
privilege
the
right
of
a
journalist
to
refuse
to
divulge
sources
of
confidential
information
marital
communications
privilege
husband-wife
privilege
neither
spouse
can
divulge
confidential
communications
from
the
other
while
they
were
married
physician-patient
privilege
the
right
of
a
physician
to
refuse
to
divulge
confidential
information
from
a
patient
without
the
consent
of
the
patient
priest-penitent
privilege
the
right
of
a
clergyman
to
refuse
to
divulge
confidential
information
received
from
a
person
during
confession
or
similar
exchanges
freedom
from
self-incrimination
privilege
against
self
incrimination
the
civil
right
(guaranteed
by
the
Fifth
Amendment
to
the
United
States
Constitution)
to
refuse
to
answer
questions
or
otherwise
give
testimony
against
yourself
driver's
license
driver's
licence
driving
license
driving
licence
a
license
authorizing
the
bearer
to
drive
a
motor
vehicle
suspension
point
(usually
plural)
one
of
a
series
of
points
indicating
that
something
has
been
omitted
or
that
the
sentence
is
incomplete
suspension
respite
reprieve
hiatus
abatement
an
interruption
in
the
intensity
or
amount
of
something
driving
school
a
school
where
people
are
taught
to
drive
automobiles
abeyance
suspension
temporary
cessation
or
suspension
sol
colloidal
solution
colloidal
suspension
a
colloid
that
has
a
continuous
liquid
phase
in
which
a
solid
is
suspended
in
a
liquid
suspension
a
mixture
in
which
fine
particles
are
suspended
in
a
fluid
where
they
are
supported
by
buoyancy
pause
intermission
break
interruption
suspension
a
time
interval
during
which
there
is
a
temporary
cessation
of
something
privilege
favor
favour
bestow
a
privilege
upon
driving
impulsive
having
the
power
of
driving
or
impelling,
a
driving
personal
ambition,
the
driving
force
was
his
innate
enthusiasm,
an
impulsive
force
driving
acting
with
vigor,
responsibility
turned
the
spoiled
playboy
into
a
driving
young
executive
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