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Definition
Synonym
Regenablaufkanal
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Regenablaufkanal
n
Regenablaufkanäle
pl
drain channel
drain channels
Regenablaufkanal
n
Regenablaufkanäle
pl
drain channel
drain channels
Regenablaufkanal
n
Regenablaufkanäle
pl
drain channel
drain channels
Ablaufgerinne
n
; Ablaufrinne
f
; Abflussrinne
f
(Wasserbau)
Ablaufrinnen
pl
; Abflussrinnen
pl
Regenablaufrinne
f
Sohle einer Ablaufrinne; Rinnensohle
f
drain channel; discharge channel (water engineering)
drain channels; discharge channels
rainwater drain channel
channel invert
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drain channel Synonyme
drain
abate
ablate
ablation
abrade
abridge
absorb
absorption
abstract
abuse
achromatize
acquire
air-dry
anhydrate
assimilate
assimilation
attrition
bake
bankrupt
bate
bereave
blackmail
blanch
bleach
bleed
bleed white
blot
blow
blow out
bog
broach
brush
bugger
burn
burn up
burning up
call
call for
catch up
cesspool
channel
claim
clap hands on
clasp
claw
clean out
clear
clear away
clear off
clear out
clear the decks
clench
clinch
cloaca
cloaca maxima
clutch
conduit
consume
consumption
contribution
cripple
culvert
cure
curtail
cut off
de-energize
debilitate
decant
decolor
decolorize
decrease
decrement
deduct
defecate
defluxion
dehumidify
dehydrate
demand
demand for
denude
deplete
depletion
deplume
depreciate
depreciation
depress
deprive
deprive of
derogate
desiccate
despoil
detract
digest
digestion
dim
diminish
disable
disbursement
discharge
discolor
disenable
disentitle
disparage
displume
dissipate
dissipation
ditch
divest
down the
drain
draft
draft off
drag
drain
of color
drain
of resources
drain
off
drain
out
drain
age
draw
draw down
draw from
draw off
drench
dribble away
drink up
drip
dry
dull
dump
duty
ease one of
eat
eat away
eat up
eating up
ebb
effluence
efflux
effluxion
effusion
eliminate
embrace
empty
empty out
enfeeble
ennui
erode
erosion
etiolate
evacuate
evaporate
evaporation
exaction
exhalation
exhaust
exhaustion
expend
expending
expenditure
exploit
exsiccate
extortion
extortionate demand
extract
fade
fatigue
file away
find vent
finish
finish off
finishing
fire
flay
fleece
flow
flow out
flowoff
fume
garbage dump
get
get hold of
glom on to
gobble
gobble up
gone
grab
grab hold of
grapple
grasp
grip
gripe
gush
gush out
gutter
hamstring
headchute
heavy demand
hors de combat
hug
ill-use
impair
impose upon
imposition
impost
impoverish
impoverishment
inactivate
drain
age
air-drying
anhydration
aspiration
bleeding
bloodletting
broaching
cleaning out
clearance
clearing
cupping
defecation
defluxion
dehumidification
dehydration
depletion
desiccation
discharge
discharging cargo
drafting
drain
drain
ing
drawing
drying
drying up
effluence
efflux
effluxion
effusion
egress
elimination
emptying
evacuation
evaporation
excretion
exhalation
exhaust
exhausting
exhaustion
flowoff
gush
insolation
milking
mummification
off-loading
outfall
outflow
outflowing
outpour
outpouring
phlebotomy
pipetting
pumping
removal
runoff
siphoning
sucking
suction
tapping
unloading
venesection
venting
voidance
voiding
withering
drain
ed
ablated
acarpous
all in
arid
ausgespielt
barren
beat
beat up
beaten
blanched
bleached
bleached white
bone-weary
burned-out
burnt up
bushed
cachectic
celibate
childless
consumed
dead
dead-and-alive
dead-tired
deadbeat
debilitated
decolored
decolorized
depleted
desert
desolate
devitalized
disabled
dissipated
dog-tired
dog-weary
done
done in
done up
drain
ed of color
dried-up
dry
eaten up
effete
enervated
enfeebled
eroded
eviscerated
exhausted
fagged out
failing
fallow
fatigued
feeble
finished
frail
fruitless
gaunt
gelded
gone
healthless
impotent
impoverished
in poor health
incapacitated
ineffectual
infecund
infertile
infirm
invalid
issueless
jejune
knocked out
languishing
leached
lightened
menopausal
moribund
nonfertile
nonproducing
nonproductive
nonprolific
pale
peaked
peaky
played out
pooped
pooped out
prostrate
ready to drop
reduced
reduced in health
run-down
sapped
sickly
sine prole
spent
sterile
sucked dry
teemless
tired out
tired to death
tuckered out
uncultivated
unfertile
unfruitful
unhealthy
unplowed
unproductive
unprolific
unsound
unsown
untilled
used up
valetudinarian
valetudinary
virgin
washed-up
waste
wasted
weakened
weakly
weary unto death
whacked
whitened
wiped out
with low resistance
without issue
worn
worn away
worn-out
drain
ing
aspiration
bleeding
bloodletting
breakdown
broaching
clamant
clamorous
cleaning out
clearance
clearing
collapse
coming apart
crack-up
cracking
crumbling
crying
cupping
decadent
declining
defecation
degenerate
demanding
depletion
deteriorating
devitalizing
discharging cargo
disintegrating
drafting
drain
age
drawing
drooping
dwindling
ebbing
effete
egress
elimination
emptying
enervating
enfeebling
evacuation
exacting
excretion
exhaustedness
exhausting
exhaustion
exigent
exorbitant
extortionate
fading
failing
falling
fatiguesome
fatiguing
flagging
fragmenting
going to pieces
grasping
grueling
importunate
insistent
instant
killing
languishing
loud
marcescent
milking
nervous exhaustion
nervous prostration
off-loading
persistent
pertinacious
phlebotomy
pining
pipetting
pressing
prostration
pumping
punishing
regressive
removal
retrograde
retrogressive
sapping
shriveling
sinking
siphoning
sliding
slipping
slumping
straining
stressful
subsiding
sucking
suction
tabetic
tapping
taxing
tiresome
tiring
toilsome
trying
unloading
urgent
venesection
venting
voidance
voiding
waning
wasting
weakening
weariful
wearing
wearisome
wearying
wilting
withering
worsening
Regenablaufkanal Definition
Channel
(
n.
)
The
hollow
bed
where
a
stream
of
water
runs
or
may
run.
Channel
(
n.
)
The
deeper
part
of
a
river,
harbor,
strait,
etc.,
where
the
main
current
flows,
or
which
affords
the
best
and
safest
passage
for
vessels.
Channel
(
n.
)
A
strait,
or
narrow
sea,
between
two
portions
of
lands
Channel
(
n.
)
That
through
which
anything
passes
Channel
(
n.
)
A
gutter
Channel
(
n.
)
Flat
ledges
of
heavy
plank
bolted
edgewise
to
the
outside
of
a
vessel,
to
increase
the
spread
of
the
shrouds
and
carry
them
clear
of
the
bulwarks.
Channel
(
v.
t.)
To
form
a
channel
in
Channel
(
v.
t.)
To
course
through
or
over,
as
in
a
channel.
Drain
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
off
by
degrees
Drain
(
v.
t.)
To
exhaust
of
liquid
contents
by
drawing
them
off
Drain
(
v.
t.)
To
filter.
Drain
(
v.
i.)
To
flow
gradually
Drain
(
v.
i.)
To
become
emptied
of
liquor
by
flowing
or
dropping
Drain
(
n.
)
The
act
of
draining,
or
of
drawing
off
Drain
(
n.
)
That
means
of
which
anything
is
drained
Drain
(
n.
)
The
grain
from
the
mashing
tub
Tile-drain
(
v.
t.)
To
drain
by
means
of
tiles
Top-drain
(
v.
t.)
To
drain
the
surface
of,
as
land
Water
drain
(
)
A
drain
or
channel
for
draining
off
water.
drain channel / drain channels Bedeutung
drain
drainage
emptying
something
accomplished
by
allowing
liquid
to
run
out
of
it
drain
a
gradual
depletion
of
energy
or
resources,
a
drain
on
resources,
a
drain
of
young
talent
by
emigration
brain
drain
depletion
or
loss
of
intellectual
and
technical
personnel
distribution
channel
channel
a
way
of
selling
a
company's
product
either
directly
or
via
distributors,
possible
distribution
channels
are
wholesalers
or
small
retailers
or
retail
chains
or
direct
mailers
or
your
own
stores
channel
catfish
channel
cat
Ictalurus
punctatus
freshwater
food
fish
common
throughout
central
United
States
blue
catfish
blue
cat
blue
channel
catfish
blue
channel
cat
a
large
catfish
of
the
Mississippi
valley
red
drum
channel
bass
redfish
Sciaenops
ocellatus
large
edible
fish
found
off
coast
of
United
States
from
Massachusetts
to
Mexico
channel
a
passage
for
water
(or
other
fluids)
to
flow
through,
the
fields
were
crossed
with
irrigation
channels,
gutters
carried
off
the
rainwater
into
a
series
of
channels
under
the
street
channel
television
channel
TV
channel
a
television
station
and
its
programs,
a
satellite
TV
channel,
surfing
through
the
channels,
they
offer
more
than
one
hundred
channels
chunnel
Channel
Tunnel
the
railroad
tunnel
between
France
and
England
under
the
English
Channel
drain
drainpipe
waste
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
liquid
is
carried
away
drain
tube
inserted
into
a
body
cavity
(as
during
surgery)
to
remove
unwanted
material
drain
basket
a
filter
in
a
sink
drain,
traps
debris
but
passes
water
trap-and-drain
auger
a
plumber's
snake
for
clearing
a
trap
and
drain
duct
epithelial
duct
canal
channel
a
bodily
passage
or
tube
lined
with
epithelial
cells
and
conveying
a
secretion
or
other
substance,
the
tear
duct
was
obstructed,
the
alimentary
canal,
poison
is
released
through
a
channel
in
the
snake's
fangs
channel
transmission
channel
a
path
over
which
electrical
signals
can
pass,
a
channel
is
typically
what
you
rent
from
a
telephone
company
channel
communication
channel
line
(often
plural)
a
means
of
communication
or
access,
it
must
go
through
official
channels,
lines
of
communication
were
set
up
between
the
two
firms
back
channel
an
alternative
to
the
regular
channels
of
communication
that
is
used
when
agreements
must
be
made
secretly
(especially
in
diplomacy
or
government),
they
negotiated
via
a
back
channel
channels
official
routes
of
communication,
you
have
to
go
through
channels
Channel
Islands
National
Park
a
national
park
in
California
featuring
sea
birds
and
marine
life
Channel
Island
any
of
a
group
of
British
islands
in
the
English
Channel
off
the
northern
coast
of
France
Bristol
Channel
an
inlet
of
the
Atlantic
Ocean
between
southern
Wales
and
southwestern
England
channel
a
deep
and
relatively
narrow
body
of
water
(as
in
a
river
or
a
harbor
or
a
strait
linking
two
larger
bodies)
that
allows
the
best
passage
for
vessels,
the
ship
went
aground
in
the
channel
English
Channel
an
arm
of
the
Atlantic
Ocean
that
forms
a
channel
between
France
and
Britain
Mozambique
Channel
an
arm
of
the
Indian
Ocean
between
Madagascar
and
southeastern
Africa
North
Channel
a
strait
between
Northern
Ireland
and
Scotland
that
connects
the
Atlantic
Ocean
and
the
Irish
Sea
groove
channel
a
long
narrow
furrow
cut
either
by
a
natural
process
(such
as
erosion)
or
by
a
tool
(as
e.g.
a
groove
in
a
phonograph
record)
channel
capacity
the
maximum
data
rate
that
can
be
attained
over
a
given
channel
enfeeble
debilitate
drain
make
weak,
Life
in
the
camp
drained
him
drain
empty
of
liquid,
drain
the
liquid
from,
We
drained
the
oil
tank
surf
channel-surf
switch
channels,
on
television
drain
deplete
of
resources,
The
exercise
class
drains
me
of
energy
drain
the
cup
drink
up
drink
to
the
last
drop,
drink
up--there's
more
wine
coming
transmit
transfer
transport
channel
channelize
channelise
send
from
one
person
or
place
to
another,
transmit
a
message
channel
canalize
canalise
direct
the
flow
of,
channel
information
towards
a
broad
audience
drain
run
out
flow
off
gradually,
The
rain
water
drains
into
this
big
vat
impart
conduct
transmit
convey
carry
channel
transmit
or
serve
as
the
medium
for
transmission,
Sound
carries
well
over
water,
The
airwaves
carry
the
sound,
Many
metals
conduct
heat
stereophonic
stereo
two-channel
designating
sound
transmission
from
two
sources
through
two
channels
mono
monophonic
single-channel
designating
sound
transmission
or
recording
or
reproduction
over
a
single
channel
back-channel
via
a
back
channel,
the
failure
of
back-channel
negotiations
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