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Definition
Synonym
Gefahrengebiet
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gefahrengebiet
n
geogr.
Gefahrengebiet
e
pl
area at risk; danger area; hazard area; hazardous area; hazard zone
areas at risk; danger areas; hazard areas; hazardous areas; hazard zones
Gefahrengebiet
n
geogr.
Gefahrengebiet
e
pl
area at risk; danger area; hazard area; hazardous area; hazard zone
areas at risk; danger areas; hazard areas; hazardous areas; hazard zones
alle Gefahren
the full risk
alle Gefahren der Ware tragen
bear all risks of the goods
alle Gefahren der Ware übernehmen
bear all the risks of the goods
alle Gefahren tragen
bear all risks
besondere Gefahren
extraneous perils
besondere Risiken, besondere Gefahren
special risks
der Käufer trägt alle Gefahren
the buyer bears the full cost
die zusätzlich zu deckenden Gefahren
the additional risks to be covered
Erhöhung der Gefahren
increase of hazards
erwartete Gefahren
expected perils
für Gefahren, die sich ergeben
for risks arising
Gefahren ausgesetzt
imperiled
Gefahren der Beschädigung
risks of damage
Gefahren der hohen See
perils of the sea
Gefahren der See
dangers of the sea
Gefahren der See
hazards of the sea
Gefahren der See
marine perils
Gefahren der See, Seegefahren, Seerisiken
perils of the sea
Gefahren der Seefahrt
dangers of navigation
Gefahren des Untergangs
risks of loss
irgendwelche Gefahren übernehmen
incur any risks
Merkmale der Gefahren, Auflistung der Risiken
particulars of the risk
versicherte Gefahren, gedeckte Risiken
perils insured against
in Freilauf fahren
v
in Freilauf fahrend
in Freilauf gefahren
to coast
coasting
coasted
Gefahr
f
Gefahren
pl
in Gefahr sein
außer Gefahr
voller Gefahren, gefahrvoll
Gefahr für Leib und Leben
in Gefahr kommen
in Gefahr geraten
in großer Gefahr schweben
ungeachtet der Gefahr
die Gefahr meiden
Gefahr wittern, Lunte riechen
übtr.
danger
dangers
to be in danger
out of danger
fraught with danger
danger for life and limb
to get into danger
to run into danger
to be in great danger
regardless of the danger
to avoid danger
smell danger
Gefahr
f
Gefahren
pl
endangerment
endangerments
Gefahr
f
Gefahren
pl
Er schwebt in Lebensgefahr.
jeopardy
jeopardies
His life is in jeopardy.
Gefahr
f
, Risiko
n
Gefahren
pl
in Gefahr sein
etw. auf eigene Gefahr tun
peril
perils
to be in peril
to do sth. at one's peril
Kajak fahren
Kajak fahrend
Kajak gefahren
to kayak
kayaking
kayaked
Schlitten fahren
Schlitten fahrend
Schlitten gefahren
to sled, to sledge, to sleigh
sledging
sledged
mit der Straßenbahn fahren, mit der Straßenbahn befördern
mit der Straßenbahn fahrend, mit der Straßenbahn befördernd
mit der Straßenbahn gefahren, mit der Straßenbahn befördert
to tram
tramming
trammed
Treibstoffverbrauch
m
(Anzahl der Meilen, die mit einer Gallone Treibstoff gefahren werden kann)
miles per gallon (mpg)
befahren
v
(regelmäßig), verkehren
v
, fahren
v
, pendeln
v
(zwischen +Akk)
befahrend, verkehrend, fahrend, pendelnd
befahren, verkehrt, gefahren, gependelt
to ply between
plying between
plied between
sich bewegen, fahren (in Richtung)
sich bewegend, fahrend
sich bewegt, gefahren
to head (for)
heading
headed
enthalten, bergen
enthaltend, bergend
enthalten, geborgen
etw. in sich bergen
Es birgt viele Gefahren in sich.
Das birgt natürlich die Gefahr, dass ...
to hold {held, held}
holding
held
to hold sth.
It holds many dangers.
This of course involves the danger that ...
fahren
fahrend
gefahren
du fährst
er
sie fährt
ich
er
sie fuhr
er
sie ist
war gefahren
ich
er
sie führe
to drive {drove, driven}
driving
driven
you drive
he
she drives
I
he
she drove
he
she has
had driven
I
he
she would drive
schnell fahren, rasch fahren, rasen
schnell fahrend, rasch fahrend, rasend
schnell gefahren, rasch gefahren, gerast
to speed {sped, speeded, sped, speeded}
speeding
sped, speeded
fahren, befahren
fahrend, befahrend
gefahren, befahren
fährt, befährt
fuhr, befuhr
to navigate
navigating
navigated
navigates
navigated
Fahrrad fahren, Rad fahren, radfahren
alt
, radeln
ugs.
Fahrrad fahrend, Rad fahrend, radfahrend
alt
, radelnd
Fahrrad gefahren, Rad gefahren, radgefahren
alt
, geradelt
er
sie fährt Rad, er
sie radelt
ich
er
sie fuhr Rad, ich
er
sie radelte
er
sie ist
war Rad gefahren, er
sie ist
war geradelt
to cycle, to ride a bicycle (bike), to bike
cycling, bicycling
cycled, bicycled
he
she cycles
I
he
she cycled
he
she has
had cycled
Rad gefahren, radgefahren
alt
pedaled
gefahren
navigated
reiten, fahren
reitend, fahrend
geritten, gefahren
er
sie reitet
ich
er
sie ritt
er
sie ist
war geritten
to ride {rode, ridden}
riding
ridden
he
she rides
I
he
she rode
he
she has
had ridden
rückwärts fahren
v
auto
rückwärts fahrend
rückwärts gefahren
to reverse
reversing
reversed
tuckern, tuckernd fahren, blubbern, glucksen
v
tuckernd, tuckernd fahrend, blubbernd, glucksend
getuckert, tuckernd gefahren, geblubbert, gegluckst
to chuggle
chuggling
chuggled
vorfahren, an die Spitze fahren
vorfahrend, an die Spitze fahrend
vorgefahren, an die Spitze gefahren
to drive in front
driving in front
drived in front
zurückstoßen, rückwärts fahren
v
zurückstoßend, rückwärts fahrend
zurückgestoßen, rückwärts gefahren
to reverse
reversing
reversed
Was ist in Sie gefahren, so etwas zu tun?
What possessed you to do that?
Was ist in dich gefahren, so etwas zu tun?
What possessed you to do that?
Was ist in dich gefahren?
What's gotten into you?
Versicherung gegen alle Gefahren
A.a.r. : against all risks
Gefahren
dangers
chauffierter, gefahren
driven
gefahren
driven
gefahren
drove
Gefahren
endangerments
Gefahren
hazards
drohende Gefahren
imminences
Gefahren
jeopardies
Gefahren
perils
Schlitten gefahren
sledged
wurde gefahren
was driven
durch die Gefahren
amidst the dangers
per Anhalter fahren; per Autostopp fahren; autostoppen
Ös.
; trampen
per Anhalter fahrend; trampend
per Anhalter gefahren; getrampt
er sie fährt per Anhalter; er sie trampt
ich er sie fuhr per Anhalter; ich er sie trampte
er sie ist war per anhalter gefahren; er sie ist war getrampt
Sie fuhren per Anhalter quer durch Europa.
to hitchhike; to hitch; to go backpacking; to thumb a lift
coll.
hitchhiking
hitchhiked
he she hitchhikes
I he she hitchhiked
he she has had hitchhiked
They hitchhiked across Europe.
eine Ausfahrt machen; spazieren fahren; ausfahren
v
eine Ausfahrt machend; spazieren fahrend; ausfahrend
eine Ausfahrt gemacht; spazieren gefahren; ausgefahren
to go for a drive; to go for a run in the car
going for a drive; going for a run in the car
gone for a drive; gone for a run in the car
Bedrohung
f
; Gefahr
f
(von einer Sache ausgehend)
Bedrohungen
pl
; Gefahren
pl
eine Gefahr Bedrohung für jdn. etw. darstellen
militärische Bedrohung
ernste Bedrohung
echte Bedrohung
asymmetrische Bedrohung (durch einen unterlegenen Feind)
Wie groß ist die Gefahr wirklich?
threat
threats
to pose a threat to sb. sth.
military threat
serious threat
real threat
asymmetric threat (from an inferior enemy)
How great a threat does it really pose?
Boot fahren
Boot fahrend
Boot gefahren
to boat
boating
boated
Gefahr
f
(in die jd. gerät)
Gefahren
pl
in Gefahr sein; drohen
außer Gefahr
voller Gefahren; gefahrvoll
Gefahr für Leib und Leben
Gefahren der Seefahrt
in Gefahr kommen
in Gefahr geraten
in großer Gefahr schweben
ungeachtet der Gefahr
die Gefahr meiden
Gefahr wittern; Lunte riechen
übtr.
danger
dangers
to be in danger
out of danger
fraught with danger
danger for life and limb
dangers of navigation
to get into danger
to run into danger
to be in great danger
regardless of the danger
to avoid danger
smell danger
Gefahr
f
; Risiko
n
; Gefährdung
f
Biogefährdung
f
; biologisches Risiko
Erhöhung der Gefahren
moralisches Risiko
die Gefahr herbeiführen dass ...
hazard
biohazard; biological hazard
increase of hazards
moral hazard
to create the hazard that ...
Gefahr
f
; Risiko
n
Gefahren
pl
in Gefahr sein
etw. auf eigene Gefahr tun
peril
perils
to be in peril
to do sth. at one's peril
Gefahr
f
+Gen.
eine reelle Gefahr
alle Gefahren
Gefahr laufen zu
eine Gefahr darstellen
eine Gefahr herbeiführen
die Gefahr einer Sache erhöhen
die Gefahren die mit etw. verbunden sind
auf Gefahr des Empfängers
auf Gefahr des Käufers
auf eigene Gefahr Verantwortung
alle Gefahren tragen
jdn. auf gegen Revers aus dem Krankenhaus Spital
Ös.
entlassen
risk (of sth.)
a real risk
the full risk
to run the risk of
to carry pose a risk
to create a risk
to increase the risk of sth.
the risks involved in associated with sth.
at receiver's risk
at buyer's risk
at one's own risk; at own risk
to bear all risks
to release sb. from hospital at his own risk
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area at risk; danger area; hazard area; hazardous area; hazard zone Synonyme
area
abode
academic discipline
academic specialty
acreage
airspace
amplitude
applied science
arena
arrondissement
art
bag
bailiwick
bearings
beat
belt
bench mark
bigness
block
body
breadth
bulk
caliber
circuit
classical education
close
compass
concern
confines
continental shelf
continuum
core curriculum
corridor
country
course
course of study
court
courtyard
coverage
cup of tea
curriculum
demesne
department
department of knowledge
depth
diameter
dimension
dimensions
discipline
district
division
domain
elective
emplacement
emptiness
empty space
enclosure
environs
expanse
expansion
extension
extent
field
field of inquiry
field of study
forte
galactic space
gauge
general education
general studies
girth
greatness
ground
heartland
height
hinterland
hole
humanities
infinite space
interstellar space
land
largeness
latitude and longitude
length
liberal arts
lieu
limit
line
locale
locality
location
locus
long suit
lot
magnitude
main interest
major
manner
mass
measure
measurement
metier
milieu
minor
natural science
neighborhood
nothingness
offshore rights
ology
orb
orbit
outer space
parade
part
parts
pet subject
pinpoint
place
placement
plot
point
position
precinct
precincts
premises
proportion
proportions
proseminar
province
pure science
purlieus
pursuit
quadrivium
quarter
radius
range
reach
realm
refresher course
region
room
round
salient
scale
science
scientific education
scope
section
seminar
site
situation
situs
size
social science
soil
space
spatial extension
specialism
speciality
specialization
specialty
sphere
spot
spread
square
stead
stretch
strong point
study
style
subdiscipline
subject
superficial extension
surface
technical education
technicality
technicology
technics
technology
terrain
territory
thing
three-mile limit
tract
trivium
twelve-mile limit
type
vicinage
vicinity
vocat
Gefahrengebiet Definition
Areas
(
pl.
)
of
Area
Area
(
n.
)
Any
plane
surface,
as
of
the
floor
of
a
room
or
church,
or
of
the
ground
within
an
inclosure
Area
(
n.
)
The
inclosed
space
on
which
a
building
stands.
Area
(
n.
)
The
sunken
space
or
court,
giving
ingress
and
affording
light
to
the
basement
of
a
building.
Area
(
n.
)
An
extent
of
surface
Area
(
n.
)
The
superficial
contents
of
any
figure
Area
(
n.
)
A
spot
or
small
marked
space
Area
(
n.
)
Extent
Danger
(
n.
)
Authority
Danger
(
n.
)
Power
to
harm
Danger
(
n.
)
Exposure
to
injury,
loss,
pain,
or
other
evil
Danger
(
n.
)
Difficulty
Danger
(
n.
)
Coyness
Danger
(
v.
t.)
To
endanger.
Hazard
(
n.
)
A
game
of
chance
played
with
dice.
Hazard
(
n.
)
The
uncertain
result
of
throwing
a
die
Hazard
(
n.
)
Risk
Hazard
(
n.
)
Holing
a
ball,
whether
the
object
ball
(winning
hazard)
or
the
player's
ball
(losing
hazard).
Hazard
(
n.
)
Anything
that
is
hazarded
or
risked,
as
the
stakes
in
gaming.
Hazard
(
n.
)
To
expose
to
the
operation
of
chance
Hazard
(
n.
)
To
venture
to
incur,
or
bring
on.
Hazard
(
v.
i.)
To
try
the
chance
Hazardous
(
a.
)
Exposed
to
hazard
Risk
(
n.
)
Hazard
Risk
(
n.
)
Hazard
of
loss
Risk
(
n.
)
To
expose
to
risk,
hazard,
or
peril
Risk
(
n.
)
To
incur
the
risk
or
danger
of
Sea
risk
(
)
Risk
of
injury,
destruction,
or
loss
by
the
sea,
or
while
at
sea.
Zone
(
n.
)
A
girdle
Zone
(
n.
)
One
of
the
five
great
divisions
of
the
earth,
with
respect
to
latitude
and
temperature.
Zone
(
n.
)
The
portion
of
the
surface
of
a
sphere
included
between
two
parallel
planes
Zone
(
n.
)
A
band
or
stripe
extending
around
a
body.
Zone
(
n.
)
A
band
or
area
of
growth
encircling
anything
Zone
(
n.
)
A
series
of
planes
having
mutually
parallel
intersections.
Zone
(
n.
)
Circuit
Zone
(
v.
t.)
To
girdle
area at risk; danger area; hazard area; hazardous area; hazard zone / areas at risk; danger areas; hazard areas; hazardous areas; hazard zones Bedeutung
risk
peril
danger
a
venture
undertaken
without
regard
to
possible
loss
or
injury,
he
saw
the
rewards
but
not
the
risks
of
crime,
there
was
a
danger
he
would
do
the
wrong
thing
carpet
bombing
area
bombing
saturation
bombing
an
extensive
and
systematic
bombing
intended
to
devastate
a
large
target
zone
fire
artillery
or
mortar
fire
delivered
in
a
constant
direction
at
several
quadrant
elevations
risk
arbitrage
takeover
arbitrage
arbitrage
involving
risk,
as
in
the
simultaneous
purchase
of
stock
in
a
target
company
and
sale
of
stock
in
its
potential
acquirer,
if
the
takeover
fails
the
arbitrageur
may
lose
a
great
deal
of
money
blastoderm
germinal
disc
blastodisc
germinal
area
a
layer
of
cells
on
the
inside
of
the
blastula
area
a
part
of
a
structure
having
some
specific
characteristic
or
function,
the
spacious
cooking
area
provided
plenty
of
room
for
servants
breakfast
area
breakfast
nook
a
place
for
light
meals
(usually
near
a
kitchen),
the
breakfast
nook
had
a
built
in
table
and
seats
cargo
area
cargo
deck
cargo
hold
hold
storage
area
the
space
in
a
ship
or
aircraft
for
storing
cargo
dining
area
an
area
arranged
for
dining,
they
put
up
tents
for
the
dining
area
equal-area
projection
equal-area
map
projection
a
map
projection
in
which
quadrilaterals
formed
by
meridians
and
parallels
have
an
area
on
the
map
proportional
to
their
area
on
the
globe
exhibition
hall
exhibition
area
a
large
hall
for
holding
exhibitions
hazard
an
obstacle
on
a
golf
course
launching
pad
launchpad
launch
pad
launch
area
pad
a
platform
from
which
rockets
or
space
craft
are
launched
local
area
network
LAN
a
local
computer
network
for
communication
between
computers,
especially
a
network
connecting
computers
and
word
processors
and
other
electronic
office
equipment
to
create
a
communication
system
between
offices
lounge
waiting
room
waiting
area
a
room
(as
in
a
hotel
or
airport)
with
seating
where
people
can
wait
pull-off
rest
area
rest
stop
layby
lay-by
designated
paved
area
beside
a
main
road
where
cars
can
stop
temporarily
seating
seats
seating
room
seating
area
an
area
that
includes
places
where
several
people
can
sit,
there
is
seating
forstudents
in
this
classroom
traffic
island
safety
island
safety
isle
safety
zone
a
curbed
area
in
a
roadway
from
which
traffic
is
excluded,
provides
safe
area
for
pedestrians
water
hazard
hazard
provided
by
ponds
of
water
that
the
golfer
must
avoid
wide
area
network
WAN
a
computer
network
that
spans
a
wider
area
than
does
a
local
area
network
wireless
local
area
network
WLAN
wireless
fidelity
WiFi
a
local
area
network
that
uses
high
frequency
radio
signals
to
transmit
and
receive
data
over
distances
of
a
few
hundred
feet,
uses
ethernet
protocol
twilight
zone
no
man's
land
the
ambiguous
region
between
two
categories
or
states
or
conditions
(usually
containing
some
features
of
both),
but
there
is
still
a
twilight
zone,
the
tantalizing
occurrences
that
are
probably
noise
but
might
possibly
be
a
signal,
in
the
twilight
zone
between
humor
and
vulgarity,
in
that
no
man's
land
between
negotiation
and
aggression
risk
risk
of
exposure
the
probability
of
being
exposed
to
an
infectious
agent
risk
risk
of
infection
the
probability
of
becoming
infected
given
that
exposure
to
an
infectious
agent
has
occurred
area
expanse
surface
area
the
extent
of
a
-dimensional
surface
enclosed
within
a
boundary,
the
area
of
a
rectangle,
it
was
about
square
feet
in
area
acreage
land
area
an
area
of
ground
used
for
some
particular
purpose
(such
as
building
or
farming),
he
wanted
some
acreage
to
build
on
area
region
a
part
of
an
animal
that
has
a
special
function
or
is
supplied
by
a
given
artery
or
nerve,
in
the
abdominal
region
erogenous
zone
any
area
of
the
body
especially
sensitive
to
sexual
stimulation
area
of
cardiac
dullness
a
triangular
area
of
the
front
of
the
chest
(determined
by
percussion),
corresponds
to
the
part
of
the
heart
not
covered
by
the
lungs
macula
macula
lutea
macular
area
yellow
spot
a
small
yellowish
central
area
of
the
retina
that
is
rich
in
cones
and
that
mediates
clear
detailed
vision
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area
piriform
area
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lobe
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pear-shaped
neural
structure
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either
side
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the
brain
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area
cortical
region
any
of
various
regions
of
the
cerebral
cortex
association
area
association
cortex
cortical
areas
that
are
neither
motor
or
sensory
but
are
thought
to
be
involved
in
higher
processing
of
information
auditory
area
auditory
cortex
the
cortical
area
that
receives
auditory
information
from
the
medial
geniculate
body
Broca's
area
Broca's
center
Broca's
gyrus
Broca's
convolution
convolution
of
Broca
the
motor
speech
center
in
the
left
hemisphere
of
the
brain
in
most
people
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area
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of
the
cortical
areas
mapped
out
on
the
basis
of
its
cytoarchitecture
language
area
language
zone
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large
cortical
area
(in
the
left
hemisphere
in
most
people)
containing
all
the
centers
associated
with
language
motor
area
motor
region
motor
cortex
Rolando's
area
excitable
area
the
cortical
area
that
influences
motor
movements
sensorimotor
area
sensorimotor
region
an
area
of
the
cortex
including
the
precentral
gyrus
and
the
postcentral
gyrus
and
combining
sensory
and
motor
functions
visual
area
visual
cortex
the
cortical
area
that
receives
information
from
the
lateral
geniculate
body
of
the
thalamus
Wernicke's
area
Wernicke's
center
the
auditory
word
center,
located
in
the
posterior
part
of
the
superior
temporal
convolution
in
most
people
striate
cortex
striate
area
first
visual
area
area
of
Brodmann
Brodmann's
are
the
part
of
the
occipital
cortex
that
receives
the
fibers
of
the
optic
radiation
from
the
lateral
geniculate
body
and
is
the
primary
receptive
area
for
vision
zone
zona
(anatomy)
any
encircling
or
beltlike
structure
comfort
zone
the
temperature
range
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Centigrade)
at
which
the
naked
human
body
is
able
to
maintain
a
heat
balance
without
shivering
or
sweating
area
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gray
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other
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a
sale
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without
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warranty
as
to
the
acreage
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