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Definition
Synonym
Langsamfahrt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Langsamfahrt
f
; Fahrt
f
mit herabgesetzter Geschwindigkeit (Bahn)
restricted-speed running (railway)
Langsamfahrt
f
; Fahrt
f
mit herabgesetzter Geschwindigkeit (Bahn)
restricted-speed running (railway)
Baustellen-Langsamfahrsignal
n
(Bahn)
working site signal (railway)
Langsamfahrt
f
; Fahrt
f
mit herabgesetzter Geschwindigkeit (Bahn)
restricted-speed running (railway)
Deutsche
Langsamfahrt Synonyme
Englische
restricted-speed running Synonyme
Langsamfahrt Definition
Railway
(
n.
)
A
road
or
way
consisting
of
one
or
more
parallel
series
of
iron
or
steel
rails,
patterned
and
adjusted
to
be
tracks
for
the
wheels
of
vehicles,
and
suitably
supported
on
a
bed
or
substructure.
Railway
(
n.
)
The
road,
track,
etc.,
with
all
the
lands,
buildings,
rolling
stock,
franchises,
etc.,
pertaining
to
them
and
constituting
one
property
Restricted
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Restrict
Right-running
(
a.
)
Straight
Running
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Run
Running
(
a.
)
Moving
or
advancing
by
running.
Running
(
a.
)
Having
a
running
gait
Running
(
a.
)
trained
and
kept
for
running
races
Running
(
a.
)
Successive
Running
(
a.
)
Flowing
Running
(
a.
)
Continuous
Running
(
a.
)
Extending
by
a
slender
climbing
or
trailing
stem
Running
(
a.
)
Discharging
pus
Running
(
n.
)
The
act
of
one
who,
or
of
that
which
runs
Running
(
n.
)
That
which
runs
or
flows
Running
(
n.
)
The
discharge
from
an
ulcer
or
other
sore.
Speed
(
n.
)
Prosperity
in
an
undertaking
Speed
(
n.
)
The
act
or
state
of
moving
swiftly
Speed
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
causes
or
promotes
speed
or
success.
Speed
(
n.
)
To
go
Speed
(
n.
)
To
experience
in
going
Speed
(
n.
)
To
fare
well
Speed
(
n.
)
To
make
haste
Speed
(
n.
)
To
be
expedient.
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
be
successful,
or
to
prosper
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
make
haste
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hasten
to
a
conclusion
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hurry
to
destruction
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
wish
success
or
god
fortune
to,
in
any
undertaking,
especially
in
setting
out
upon
a
journey.
restricted-speed running (railway) Bedeutung
running
away
the
act
of
leaving
(without
permission)
the
place
you
are
expected
to
be
Underground
Railroad
Underground
Railway
secret
aid
to
escaping
slaves
that
was
provided
by
abolitionists
in
the
years
before
the
American
Civil
War
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
run
running
the
act
of
running,
traveling
on
foot
at
a
fast
pace,
he
broke
into
a
run,
his
daily
run
keeps
him
fit
speed
speeding
hurrying
changing
location
rapidly
track
running
the
act
of
participating
in
an
athletic
competition
involving
running
on
a
track
speed
skating
competitive
skating
on
speed
skates
(usually
around
an
oval
course)
run
running
running
play
running
game
(American
football)
a
play
in
which
a
player
attempts
to
carry
the
ball
through
or
past
the
opposing
team,
the
defensive
line
braced
to
stop
the
run,
the
coach
put
great
emphasis
on
running
running
the
act
of
administering
or
being
in
charge
of
something,
he
has
responsibility
for
the
running
of
two
companies
at
the
same
time
amphetamine
pep
pill
upper
speed
a
central
nervous
system
stimulant
that
increases
energy
and
decreases
appetite,
used
to
treat
narcolepsy
and
some
forms
of
depression
cable
railway
funicular
funicular
railway
a
railway
up
the
side
of
a
mountain
pulled
by
a
moving
cable
and
having
counterbalancing
ascending
and
descending
cars
car
railcar
railway
car
railroad
car
a
wheeled
vehicle
adapted
to
the
rails
of
railroad,
three
cars
had
jumped
the
rails
cog
railway
rack
railway
railway
for
steep
mountains,
a
cogwheel
on
the
locomotive
engages
cogs
on
a
center
rail
to
provide
traction
elevated
railway
elevated
railroad
elevated
el
overhead
railway
a
railway
that
is
powered
by
electricity
and
that
runs
on
a
track
that
is
raised
above
the
street
level
line
railway
line
rail
line
the
road
consisting
of
railroad
track
and
roadbed
locomotive
engine
locomotive
engine
railway
locomotive
a
wheeled
vehicle
consisting
of
a
self-propelled
engine
that
is
used
to
draw
trains
along
railway
tracks
noose
running
noose
slip
noose
a
loop
formed
in
a
cord
or
rope
by
means
of
a
slipknot,
it
binds
tighter
as
the
cord
or
rope
is
pulled
railroad
track
railroad
railway
a
line
of
track
providing
a
runway
for
wheels,
he
walked
along
the
railroad
track
railway
railroad
railroad
line
railway
line
railway
system
line
that
is
the
commercial
organization
responsible
for
operating
a
system
of
transportation
for
trains
that
pull
passengers
or
freight
railway
junction
a
junction
where
two
or
more
railway
lines
meet
or
cross
railway
station
railroad
station
railroad
terminal
train
station
train
depot
terminal
where
trains
load
or
unload
passengers
or
goods
running
board
a
narrow
footboard
serving
as
a
step
beneath
the
doors
of
some
old
cars
running
shoe
a
light
comfortable
shoe
designed
for
running
running
stitch
small,
even,
hand
stitches
run
in
and
out
running
suit
a
matching
jacket
and
pants
worn
by
joggers
and
made
of
fabric
that
absorbs
perspiration
scenic
railway
small
railway
in
an
amusement
park
sidelight
running
light
light
carried
by
a
boat
that
indicates
the
boat's
direction,
vessels
at
night
carry
a
red
light
on
the
port
bow
and
a
green
light
on
the
starboard
bow
speed
bump
a
hindrance
to
speeding
created
by
a
crosswise
ridge
in
the
surface
of
a
roadway
speedometer
speed
indicator
a
meter
fixed
to
a
vehicle
that
measures
and
displays
its
speed
speed
skate
racing
skate
an
ice
skate
with
a
long
blade,
worn
for
racing
yard
railway
yard
railyard
an
area
having
a
network
of
railway
tracks
and
sidings
for
storage
and
maintenance
of
cars
and
engines
speed
swiftness
fastness
a
rate
(usually
rapid)
at
which
something
happens,
the
project
advanced
with
gratifying
speed
execution
speed
(computer
science)
the
speed
with
which
a
computational
device
can
execute
instructions,
measured
in
MIPS
speed
trap
a
trap
arranged
on
a
roadway
for
catching
speeders
running
head
running
headline
a
heading
printed
at
the
top
of
every
page
(or
every
other
page)
of
a
book
running
title
the
title
(or
a
shortened
title)
of
a
book
used
as
a
running
head
longhand
running
hand
cursive
cursive
script
rapid
handwriting
in
which
letters
are
set
down
in
full
and
are
cursively
connected
within
words
without
lifting
the
writing
implement
from
the
paper
speed
limit
regulation
establishing
the
top
speed
permitted
on
a
given
road
flying
start
running
start
a
quick
and
auspicious
beginning
flying
start
running
start
a
racing
start
in
which
the
contestants
are
already
in
full
motion
when
they
pass
the
starting
line
motorcycle
cop
motorcycle
policeman
speed
cop
a
policeman
who
rides
a
motorcycle
(and
who
checks
the
speeds
of
motorists)
running
back
(football)
a
back
on
the
offensive
team
(a
fullback
or
halfback)
who
tries
to
advance
the
ball
by
carrying
it
on
plays
from
the
line
of
scrimmage
running
mate
a
nominee
for
the
lesser
of
two
closely
related
political
offices
speeder
speed
demon
a
driver
who
exceeds
the
safe
speed
limit
speed
freak
addict
who
habitually
uses
stimulant
drugs
(especially
amphetamines)
speedskater
speed
skater
an
ice-skater
who
races
competitively,
usually
around
an
oval
course
trainman
railroader
railroad
man
railwayman
railway
man
an
employee
of
a
railroad
love-in-a-mist
running
pop
wild
water
lemon
Passiflora
foetida
tropical
American
passion
flower
with
finely
dissected
bracts,
stems
malodorous
when
crushed
scarlet
runner
running
postman
Kennedia
prostrata
hairy
trailing
or
prostrate
western
Australian
vine
with
bright
scarlet-pink
flowers
dewberry
dewberry
bush
running
blackberry
any
of
several
trailing
blackberry
brambles
especially
of
North
America
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