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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Flutstromgrenze
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Flutstromgrenze
f
; Flutgrenze
f
(Gezeiten)
envir.
Flutstromgrenze
n
pl
; Flutgrenzen
pl
flood tide limit
flood tide limits
Flutstromgrenze
f
; Flutgrenze
f
(Gezeiten)
envir.
Flutstromgrenze
n
pl
; Flutgrenzen
pl
flood tide limit
flood tide limits
Flut
f
; Flutstrom
f
; Flutströmung
f
; Tidehochwasser
n
; Hochwasser
n
; auflaufendes ansteigendes Wasser
geogr.
phys.
Die Flut kommt.
Es ist Flut.
flow; flood; flood tide; flood-tidal current; flood current; high tide; flowing tide; high water
The tide begins to flood.
The tide is on the flood.
Flutströmung
f
; Tidenanstieg
m
(Gezeiten)
envir.
flood tide; rising tide
Flut
f
; Flutstrom
m
; Flutströmung
f
; Tidehochwasser
n
; Hochwasser
n
; auflaufendes ansteigendes Wasser
geogr.
phys.
Die Flut kommt.
Es ist Flut.
flow; flood; flood tide; flood-tidal current; flood current; high tide; flowing tide; high water
The tide begins to flood.
The tide is on the flood.
Flutstromgeschwindigkeit
f
flood current velocity
Flutstromgrenze
f
; Flutgrenze
f
(Gezeiten)
envir.
Flutstromgrenze
n
pl
; Flutgrenzen
pl
flood tide limit
flood tide limits
Deutsche
Flutstromgrenze Synonyme
Englische
flood tide limit Synonyme
flood
Niagara
abundance
access
accession
accretion
accrual
accruement
accumulation
acres
addition
advance
affluence
aggrandizement
alluvion
alluvium
ample sufficiency
ampleness
amplification
amplitude
appreciation
arc
arc light
army
ascent
augmentation
avalanche
bags
ballooning
barrels
be prodigal with
bloating
bonanza
boom
boost
bountifulness
bountiousness
brash
broadening
buildup
bumper crop
burst of rain
bushel
cascade
cataclysm
cataract
choke
cloudburst
cluster
cohue
color filter
copiousness
countlessness
course
cover
crescendo
crowd
crush
current
debacle
deluge
development
dimmer
dip
direct tide
downfall
downflow
downpour
drencher
drift
drown
duck
dunk
ebb
ebb and flow
ebb tide
edema
elevation
embarras de richesses
engulf
engulfment
enlargement
enough
excess
expansion
extension
extravagance
extravagancy
exuberance
fertility
fill
float
floats
flock
flood
the market
flood
tide
flood
ing
flood
light
flow
flow back
flow in
flow on
flow out
flush
flux
flux and reflux
foison
footlights
foots
fresh
freshet
full measure
full tide
fullness
gain
galaxy
gelatin
generosity
generousness
glut
great abundance
great plenty
greatening
growth
gush
gushing rain
heap
heavy rain
high tide
high water
hike
horde
host
immerse
increase
increment
inflation
inundate
inundation
issue
jam
jump
klieg light
know no bounds
landslide
lavishness
leap
legion
liberality
liberalness
light plot
lights
limelight
load
lots
low tide
low water
lunar tide
luxuriance
luxuriate
make
marquee
mass
maximum
medium
mob
money to burn
more than enough
mountain
mounting
much
multiplication
multitude
myriad
myriads
neap
neap tide
nimiety
numerousness
ocean
oceans
opposite tide
opulence
opulency
outpouring
overabound
overabundance
overaccumulation
overbounteousness
overbrim
overcopiousness
overdose
overequip
overflow
overflowi
flood
the market
be prodigal with
close out
convert into cash
cut under
deluge
dump
effect a sale
engulf
flood
inundate
job
make a sale
market
merchandise
move
overdose
overequip
overfurnish
overlavish
overprovender
overprovide
overprovision
oversell
overstock
oversupply
overwhelm
resell
retail
sacrifice
sell
sell off
sell on consignment
sell out
sell over
sell retail
sell short
sell up
sell wholesale
swamp
turn into money
turn over
undercut
undersell
unload
whelm
wholesale
flood
tide
amplitude
congestion
direct tide
ebb
ebb and flow
ebb tide
flood
flow
flux
flux and reflux
full
full tide
fullness
high tide
high water
impletion
low tide
low water
lunar tide
neap
neap tide
opposite tide
overfullness
plenitude
plethora
refluence
reflux
repletion
rip
riptide
satiety
saturation
saturation point
solar tide
spring tide
surfeit
thalassometer
tidal amplitude
tidal current
tidal current chart
tidal flow
tidal range
tide
tide chart
tide gate
tide gauge
tide race
tide rip
tidewater
tideway
flood
ed
afloat
at
flood
awash
bathed
buried
deluged
dipped
drenched
dribbling
dripping
dripping wet
drowned
engulfed
immersed
in spate
in
flood
inundated
macerated
oozing
overflowed
overwhelmed
permeated
saturated
seeping
soaked
soaking
soaking wet
soaky
sodden
soggy
sopping
sopping wet
soppy
soused
steeped
subaqueous
submarine
submerged
submersed
sunken
swamped
swept
undersea
underwater
washed
water-washed
waterlogged
watersoaked
weeping
weltering
whelmed
wringing wet
flood
gate
aboideau
air lock
avenue
blowhole
channel
chute
debouch
dock gate
door
egress
emunctory
escape
estuary
exhaust
exit
flood
-hatch
flume
gate
head gate
lock
lock gate
loophole
opening
out
outcome
outfall
outgate
outgo
outlet
penstock
pore
port
sally port
sluice
sluice gate
spiracle
spout
tap
tide gate
vent
ventage
venthole
vomitory
water gate
way out
weir
flood
light
arc
arc light
beacon
brighten
brighten up
color filter
dimmer
enlighten
floats
flood
flood
with light
footlights
foots
gelatin
highlight
illume
illuminate
illumine
irradiate
klieg light
light
light plot
light up
lighten
lights
limelight
luminate
marquee
medium
overshine
relume
relumine
shed light upon
shine upon
spot
spotlight
throw light upon
Flutstromgrenze Definition
Bartholomew
tide
(
)
Time
of
the
festival
of
St.
Bartholomew,
August
24th.
Ebb
tide
(
)
The
reflux
of
tide
water
Flood
(
v.
i.)
A
great
flow
of
water
Flood
(
v.
i.)
The
flowing
in
of
the
tide
Flood
(
v.
i.)
A
great
flow
or
stream
of
any
fluid
substance
Flood
(
v.
i.)
Menstrual
disharge
Flood
(
v.
t.)
To
overflow
Flood
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
or
permit
to
be
inundated
Limit
(
v.
t.)
That
which
terminates,
circumscribes,
restrains,
or
confines
Limit
(
v.
t.)
The
space
or
thing
defined
by
limits.
Limit
(
v.
t.)
That
which
terminates
a
period
of
time
Limit
(
v.
t.)
A
restriction
Limit
(
v.
t.)
A
determining
feature
Limit
(
v.
t.)
A
determinate
quantity,
to
which
a
variable
one
continually
approaches,
and
may
differ
from
it
by
less
than
any
given
difference,
but
to
which,
under
the
law
of
variation,
the
variable
can
never
become
exactly
equivalent.
Limit
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
a
limit
to,
or
set
a
limit
for
Limit
(
v.
i.)
To
beg,
or
to
exercise
functions,
within
a
certain
limited
region
Tide
(
prep.
)
Time
Tide
(
prep.
)
The
alternate
rising
and
falling
of
the
waters
of
the
ocean,
and
of
bays,
rivers,
etc.,
connected
therewith.
The
tide
ebbs
and
flows
twice
in
each
lunar
day,
or
the
space
of
a
little
more
than
twenty-four
hours.
It
is
occasioned
by
the
attraction
of
the
sun
and
moon
(the
influence
of
the
latter
being
three
times
that
of
the
former),
acting
unequally
on
the
waters
in
different
parts
of
the
earth,
thus
disturbing
their
equilibrium.
A
high
tide
upon
one
side
of
the
earth
is
accompanied
by
a
high
tide
upon
the
opposite
side.
Hence,
when
the
sun
and
moon
are
in
conjunction
or
opposition,
as
at
new
moon
and
full
moon,
their
action
is
such
as
to
produce
a
greater
than
the
usual
tide,
called
the
spring
tide,
as
represented
in
the
cut.
When
the
moon
is
in
the
first
or
third
quarter,
the
sun's
attraction
in
part
counteracts
the
effect
of
the
moon's
attraction,
thus
producing
under
the
moon
a
smaller
tide
than
usual,
called
the
neap
tide.
Tide
(
prep.
)
A
stream
Tide
(
prep.
)
Tendency
or
direction
of
causes,
influences,
or
events
Tide
(
prep.
)
Violent
confluence.
Tide
(
prep.
)
The
period
of
twelve
hours.
Tide
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
float
with
the
tide
Tide
(
n.
)
To
betide
Tide
(
n.
)
To
pour
a
tide
or
flood.
Tide
(
n.
)
To
work
into
or
out
of
a
river
or
harbor
by
drifting
with
the
tide
and
anchoring
when
it
becomes
adverse.
Tide-rode
(
a.
)
Swung
by
the
tide
when
at
anchor
flood tide limit / flood tide limits Bedeutung
flood
overflow
outpouring
a
large
flow
flood
control
(engineering)
the
art
or
technique
of
trying
to
control
rivers
with
dams
etc
in
order
to
minimize
the
occurrence
of
floods
flood
flowage
the
act
of
flooding,
filling
to
overflowing
flood
floodlight
flood
lamp
photoflood
light
that
is
a
source
of
artificial
illumination
having
a
broad
beam,
used
in
photography
limit
bound
boundary
the
greatest
possible
degree
of
something,
what
he
did
was
beyond
the
bounds
of
acceptable
behavior,
to
the
limit
of
his
ability
age
limit
regulation
establishing
the
maximum
age
for
doing
something
or
holding
some
position
speed
limit
regulation
establishing
the
top
speed
permitted
on
a
given
road
high
tide
high
water
highwater
the
tide
when
the
water
is
highest
low
tide
low
water
the
lowest
(farthest)
ebb
of
the
tide
tide
the
periodic
rise
and
fall
of
the
sea
level
under
the
gravitational
pull
of
the
moon
direct
tide
the
occurrence
of
high
tide
on
one
side
of
the
earth
coinciding
with
high
tide
on
the
opposite
side
flood
tide
flood
rising
tide
the
occurrence
of
incoming
water
(between
a
low
tide
and
the
following
high
tide),
a
tide
in
the
affairs
of
men
which,
taken
at
the
flood,
leads
on
to
fortune
-Shakespeare
neap
tide
neap
a
less
than
average
tide
occurring
at
the
first
and
third
quarters
of
the
moon
leeward
tide
lee
tide
a
tide
that
runs
in
the
same
direction
as
the
wind
is
blowing,
a
leeward
tide
is
dangerous
for
small
boats
slack
water
slack
tide
the
occurrence
of
relatively
still
water
at
the
turn
of
the
(low)
tide
rip
riptide
tide
rip
crosscurrent
countercurrent
a
stretch
of
turbulent
water
in
a
river
or
the
sea
caused
by
one
current
flowing
into
or
across
another
current
climax
flood
tide
the
highest
point
of
anything
conceived
of
as
growing
or
developing
or
unfolding,
the
climax
of
the
artist's
career,
in
the
flood
tide
of
his
success
tide
something
that
may
increase
or
decrease
(like
the
tides
of
the
sea),
a
rising
tide
of
popular
interest
city
limit
city
limits
the
limits
of
the
area
occupied
by
a
city
or
town
limit
demarcation
demarcation
line
the
boundary
of
a
specific
area
upper
limit
the
limit
on
the
upper
(or
northernmost)
side
of
something
lower
limit
the
limit
on
the
lower
(or
southernmost)
side
of
something
limit
as
far
as
something
can
go
three-mile
limit
the
limit
of
a
nation's
territorial
waters
floodplain
flood
plain
a
low
plain
adjacent
to
a
river
that
is
formed
chiefly
of
river
sediment
and
is
subject
to
flooding
flood
inundation
deluge
alluvion
the
rising
of
a
body
of
water
and
its
overflowing
onto
normally
dry
land,
plains
fertilized
by
annual
inundations
flash
flood
flashflood
a
sudden
local
flood
of
great
volume
and
short
duration
Noah's
flood
Noachian
deluge
Noah
and
the
Flood
the
Flood
(Biblical)
the
great
deluge
that
is
said
in
the
Book
of
Genesis
to
have
occurred
in
the
time
of
Noah,
it
was
brought
by
God
upon
the
earth
because
of
the
wickedness
of
human
beings
debt
limit
debt
ceiling
the
maximum
borrowing
power
of
a
governmental
entity
limit
limitation
the
greatest
amount
of
something
that
is
possible
or
allowed,
there
are
limits
on
the
amount
you
can
bet,
it
is
growing
rapidly
with
no
limitation
in
sight
limit
limit
point
point
of
accumulation
the
mathematical
value
toward
which
a
function
goes
as
the
independent
variable
approaches
infinity
minimum
lower
limit
the
smallest
possible
quantity
flood
inundation
deluge
torrent
an
overwhelming
number
or
amount,
a
flood
of
requests,
a
torrent
of
abuse
maximum
upper
limit
the
largest
possible
quantity
red
tide
seawater
that
is
discolored
by
large
numbers
of
certain
dinoflagellates
that
produce
saxitoxin
time
limit
a
time
period
within
which
something
must
be
done
or
completed
terminus
ad
quem
terminal
point
limit
final
or
latest
limiting
point
tide
lunar
time
period
there
are
usually
two
high
and
two
low
tides
each
day
turn
the
tables
turn
the
tide
cause
a
complete
reversal
of
the
circumstances,
The
tables
are
turned
now
that
the
Republicans
are
in
power!
flood
cover
with
liquid,
usually
water,
The
swollen
river
flooded
the
village,
The
broken
vein
had
flooded
blood
in
her
eyes
restrict
restrain
trammel
limit
bound
confine
throttle
place
limits
on
(extent
or
access),
restrict
the
use
of
this
parking
lot,
limit
the
time
you
can
spend
with
your
friends
limit
circumscribe
confine
restrict
or
confine,
I
limit
you
to
two
visits
to
the
pub
a
day
flood
become
filled
to
overflowing,
Our
basement
flooded
during
the
heavy
rains
overwhelm
deluge
flood
out
charge
someone
with
too
many
tasks
specify
set
determine
define
fix
limit
decide
upon
or
fix
definitely,
fix
the
variables,
specify
the
parameters
deluge
flood
inundate
swamp
fill
quickly
beyond
capacity,
as
with
a
liquid,
the
basement
was
inundated
after
the
storm,
The
images
flooded
his
mind
tide
be
carried
with
the
tide
tide
cause
to
float
with
the
tide
tide
surge
rise
or
move
forward,
surging
waves
flood
in
arrive
in
great
numbers
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