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Definition
Synonym
Geografiekenntnisse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Geografiekenntnisse
pl
school
geographical knowledge; geography knowledge
Geografiekenntnisse
pl
school
geographical knowledge; geography knowledge
Geografie
f
, Geographie
f
alt
, Erdkunde
f
geography
Geografie, Erdkunde
geography
Geografie
f
; Geographie
f
alt
; Erdkunde
f
geogr.
physische Geographie
f
; Physiogeographie
f
geography
physical geography; physiography
Professur
f
; Lehrstuhl
m
stud.
(fĂĽr)
Professuren
pl
; LehrstĂĽhle
pl
Professur fĂĽr Geografie; Lehrstuhl fĂĽr Geografie
sich um eine Professur bewerben
eine Professur fĂĽr Chemie haben innehaben
Er hat den Lehrstuhl für Französisch an der Universität Graz inne.
professorship; chair (of; in)
professorships; chairs
Chair of Geography
to apply for a professorship
to hold the chair in chemistry
He occupies the Chair of French at the Graz University.; He occupies the University of Graz's Chair of French.
fällig; erwartet
adj
Bei ihm ist eine Gehaltserhöhung fällig.
Sie wird morgen zurĂĽckerwartet. Sie soll morgen zurĂĽckkommen.
Ich werde um 8 Uhr zum Essen erwartet.
Die Geografie-Hausaufgabe ist bis nächsten Donnerstag (zu machen).
Der Bus soll um 7 ankommen abfahren.
Abfahrt ist in einer halben Stunde.
Wann hast du Termin? (Geburtstermin)
due
He is due for a pay increase.
She is due to return tomorrow.
I am due for dinner at eight.
The geography assignment is due next Thursday.
Am.
The coach is due at seven.
We are due to leave in half an hour.
When is it due? (date of childbirth)
Geografie
f
; Geographie
f
alt
; Erdkunde
f
geogr.
Biogeografie
f
; Biogeographie
f
Pflanzengeographie
f
; Vegetationsgeographie
f
; Phytogeographie
f
physische Geographie
f
; Physiogeographie
f
geography
biogeography
botanical geography; phytogeography
physical geography; physiography
Professur
f
; Lehrstuhl
m
stud.
(fĂĽr)
Professuren
pl
; LehrstĂĽhle
pl
Professur fĂĽr Geografie; Lehrstuhl fĂĽr Geografie
Gesangsprofessur
f
sich um eine Professur bewerben
eine Professur fĂĽr Chemie haben innehaben
Er hat den Lehrstuhl für Französisch an der Universität Graz inne.
professorship; chair (of; in)
professorships; chairs
Chair of Geography
professorship of for singing; chair of singing
to apply for a professorship
to hold the chair in chemistry
He occupies the Chair of French at the Graz University.; He occupies the University of Graz's Chair of French.
Talweg
m
(tiefstes Niveau eines Tals Fließgewässers) (Geografie, Gewässerkunde)
geogr.
thalweg; talweg (lowest elevation of a valley or stream) (geography, hygrology)
fällig; erwartet
adj
Bei ihm ist eine Gehaltserhöhung fällig.
Sie wird morgen zurĂĽckerwartet. Sie soll morgen zurĂĽckkommen.
Ich werde um 8 Uhr zum Essen erwartet.
Die Geografie-Hausaufgabe ist bis nächsten Donnerstag (zu machen).
Der Bus kommt um 7 an fährt um 7 ab.
Nach Fahrplan sollte der Zug schon da sein.
Abfahrt ist in einer halben Stunde.
Wann hast du Termin? (Geburtstermin)
due
He is due for a pay increase.
She is due to return tomorrow.
I am due for dinner at eight.
The geography assignment is due next Thursday.
Am.
The bus is due at seven.
The train is already due.
We are due to leave in half an hour.
When is it due? (date of childbirth)
Geografiekenntnisse
pl
school
geographical knowledge; geography knowledge
Stadt-Land; Stadt-Land-Fluss; Geografiespiel
n
Schw.
Categories (game)
Geograf
m
; Geografin
f
; Geograph
m
alt
; Geographin
f
alt
geogr.
Geografen
pl
; Geografinnen
pl
; Geographen
pl
; Geographinnen
pl
geographer
geographers
geografisch, geographisch
adj
geographic, geographical
geografisch, geographisch
adv
geographically
geografisch
geographic
geografisch
geographically
benachteiligt
adj
geografisch benachteiligte Länder
disadvantaged
geographically disadvantaged countries
geografisch; geographisch
adj
geographic; geographical
geografisch; geographisch
adv
geographically
etw. auffächern; streuen
v
auffächernd; streuend
aufgefächert; gestreut
geografisch gestreut sein
seine Bezugsquellen breiter streuen
econ.
to diversify sth.
diversifying
diversified
to be geographically diversified
to diversify your source of supply
geografische Breite
f
lat. : latitude
geografische Länge
f
long. : longitude
geografische Breite
f
latitude lat.
Herkunftsangabe
f
; Herkunftsbezeichnung
f
econ.
Herkunftsangaben
pl
; Herkunftsbezeichnungen
pl
geografische Herkunftsangabe
falsche Herkunftsangabe auf Waren
indication of origin
indications of origin
geographical indication of origin
false indications of origin on goods
Kriminalitätslagebild
n
ein geografisches Kriminalitätslagebild erstellen
geografische Kriminalitätsanalyse
f
crime map
to draw up a crime map
crime mapping
geografische Länge
f
Längen
pl
longitude long.
longitudes
der Standort von etw.; die (geografische) Lage von etw.
der Standort des Lagers
the lay of sth.
the lay of the camp
geografische Zuordnung von Webseitenbesuchern
f
comp.
geotargeting
Breitengrad
m
; geografische Breite
f
geogr.
Breitengrade
pl
; geografische Breiten
pl
degree of latitude; latitude degree; latitude lat.
degrees of latitude; latitude degrees; latitudes
Kriminalitätsanalyse
f
; Kriminalanalyse
f
geografische Kriminalitätsanalyse
operative Kriminalitätsanalyse
räumliche Kriminalitätsanalyse
raumzeitliche Kriminalitätsanalyse
strategische Kriminalitätsanalyse
analysis of crime; crime analysis
geographical crime analysis
operational crime analysis
spatial analysis of crime; spatial crime analysis
spatial-temporal crime analysis; space-time crime analysis
strategical crime analysis
geografische Länge
f
Längen
pl
longitude long.
longitudes
Rufnummermitnahme
f
; Rufnummerportabilität
f
telco.
geografische Rufnummermitnahme; geografische Rufnummerportabilität
subscriber number portability; number portability
local number portability LNP
Berg
m
(in geografischen Eigennamen)
der Ă„tna
Mount Mt (only in place names)
Mount Etna
Nettomigration
f
(in einem geografischen Gebiet)
statist.
net migration (in a geographical area)
rohe Nettomigrationsrate
f
(in einem geografischen Gebiet)
statist.
crude rate of net migration (in a geographical area)
Revier
n
(in geografischen Eigennamen)
Chase (in place names)
Br.
Geo-Informationssystem
n
; geografisches Informationssystem GIS
geographical information system GIS
Informationssystem
n
Informationssysteme
pl
Gebäude-Informationssystem
n
Geo-Informationssystem
n
; geografisches Informationssystem GIS
Grundwasser-Informationssystem
n
envir.
Visa-Informationssystem
n
VIS (EU)
pol.
information system
information systems
building information system
geographical information system GIS
groundwater information system
visa information system VIS (EU)
Kriminalitätslagebild
n
ein geografisches Kriminalitätslagebild erstellen
crime map
to draw up a crime map
(geografisches) Zentrum
n
; Kernland
n
(eines Phänomens)
das Zentrum der Baumwollindustrie in Lancashire
die Kernländer des Islam
heartland (of a phenomenon)
the heartland of Lancashire's cotton industry
the heartlands of Islam
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geographical knowledge; geography knowledge Synonyme
geographical
areal
cartographic
chorographic
geodesic
geodetic
geographic
geological
geophysical
locational
navigational
physiographic
positional
regional
sectional
situal
situational
territorial
topographic
zonal
Geografiekenntnisse Definition
Geographical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
geography.
Geography
(
n.
)
The
science
which
treats
of
the
world
and
its
inhabitants
Geography
(
n.
)
A
treatise
on
this
science.
Knowledge
(
v.
i.)
The
act
or
state
of
knowing
Knowledge
(
v.
i.)
That
which
is
or
may
be
known
Knowledge
(
v.
i.)
That
which
is
gained
and
preserved
by
knowing
Knowledge
(
v.
i.)
That
familiarity
which
is
gained
by
actual
experience
Knowledge
(
v.
i.)
Scope
of
information
Knowledge
(
v.
i.)
Sexual
intercourse
Knowledge
(
v.
t.)
To
acknowledge.
Self-knowledge
(
n.
)
Knowledge
of
one's
self,
or
of
one's
own
character,
powers,
limitations,
etc.
geographical knowledge; geography knowledge Bedeutung
cognition
knowledge
noesis
the
psychological
result
of
perception
and
learning
and
reasoning
b
sexual
intercourse
intercourse
sex
act
copulation
coitus
coition
sexual
congress
congress
sexual
relation
relation
carnal
knowledge
the
act
of
sexual
procreation
between
a
man
and
a
woman,
the
man's
penis
is
inserted
into
the
woman's
vagina
and
excited
until
orgasm
and
ejaculation
occur
unlawful
carnal
knowledge
criminal
congress
forbidden
or
tabu
sexual
intercourse
between
individuals
public
knowledge
general
knowledge
knowledge
that
is
available
to
anyone
common
knowledge
anything
generally
known
to
everyone
desire
to
know
lust
for
learning
thirst
for
knowledge
curiosity
that
motivates
investigation
and
study
self-knowledge
an
understanding
of
yourself
and
your
goals
and
abilities
background
background
knowledge
information
that
is
essential
to
understanding
a
situation
or
problem,
the
embassy
filled
him
in
on
the
background
of
the
incident
lore
traditional
knowledge
knowledge
gained
through
tradition
or
anecdote,
early
peoples
passed
on
plant
and
animal
lore
through
legend
knowledge
domain
knowledge
base
domain
the
content
of
a
particular
field
of
knowledge
scientific
knowledge
knowledge
accumulated
by
systematic
study
and
organized
by
general
principles,
mathematics
is
the
basis
for
much
scientific
knowledge
geography
geographics
study
of
the
earth's
surface,
includes
people's
responses
to
topography
and
climate
and
soil
and
vegetation
physical
geography
physiography
the
study
of
physical
features
of
the
earth's
surface
economic
geography
the
branch
of
geography
concerned
with
the
production
and
distribution
of
commodities
dialect
geography
linguistic
geography
the
study
of
the
geographical
distribution
of
linguistic
features
book
of
knowledge
an
elementary
encyclopedia
dealing
with
general
knowledge
Royal
Society
Royal
Society
of
London
for
Improving
Natural
Knowledge
an
honorary
English
society
(formalized
inand
given
a
royal
charter
by
Charles
II
in
)
through
which
the
British
government
has
supported
science
zone
geographical
zone
any
of
the
regions
of
the
surface
of
the
Earth
loosely
divided
according
to
latitude
or
longitude
geographical
area
geographic
area
geographical
region
geographic
region
a
demarcated
area
of
the
Earth
geographic
point
geographical
point
a
point
on
the
surface
of
the
Earth
tree
of
knowledge
the
biblical
tree
in
the
Garden
of
Eden
whose
forbidden
fruit
was
tasted
by
Adam
and
Eve
nautical
mile
naut
mi
mile
mi
geographical
mile
Admiralty
mile
a
former
British
unit
of
length
equivalent
to
,
feet
(,.
meters),
feet
longer
than
a
statute
mile
geographic
geographical
determined
by
geography,
the
north
and
south
geographic
poles
geographic
geographical
of
or
relating
to
the
science
of
geography
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