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Definition
Synonym
Sohlenfixpunkt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Sohlenfixpunkt
m
(Gewässerkunde, Wasserbau)
fixed base level; fixed base-level control (hydrology, water engineering)
Sohlenfixpunkt
m
(Gewässerkunde, Wasserbau)
fixed base level; fixed base-level control (hydrology, water engineering)
Sohlenschutz
m
; Sohlensicheung
f
; Sohlenbefestigung
f
; Sohlenfixierung
f
(Wasserbau)
streambed control; streambed protection; streambed stabilization; streambed consolidation; stream bottom protection (water engineering)
Sohlenfixpunkt
m
(Gewässerkunde, Wasserbau)
fixed base level; fixed base-level control (hydrology, water engineering)
Deutsche
Sohlenfixpunkt Synonyme
Englische
fixed base level; fixed base-level control Synonyme
fixed
abiding
absolute
acknowledged
admitted
admitting no exception
agreed
aground
aligned
all up with
all-out
anchored
arranged
arrayed
arrested
ascertained
assigned
assorted
assured
at a standstill
at anchor
attached
attested
authenticated
beat
beaten
bent
bested
bonded
borne out
categorical
categorized
caught
cemented
certain
certified
chained
changeless
charmed
chronic
circumscribed
circumscript
circumstantiated
classified
clear
close
complete
composed
concentrated
conclusive
concrete
conditional
confirmed
confounded
constant
constituted
continuing
conventional
cooked-up
corroborated
crooked
customary
cut out
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
dead-still
decided
decisive
deep-dyed
deep-
fixed
deep-rooted
deep-seated
deep-set
deep-settled
defeated
defined
definite
definitive
delimited
demarcated
demonstrated
deployed
detailed
determinate
determined
different
discomfited
dishonest
disposed
distinct
distinguished
done for
done in
down
downright
durable
dyed-in-the-wool
embosomed
emplaced
enchanted
encircled
enduring
ensconced
enthralled
entire
esoteric
especial
established
exceptional
exclusive
explicit
express
extraordinary
fallen
fascinated
fast
fastened
final
firm
flat
flat-out
flinty
floored
folk
framed
frozen
given
global
glued
graded
gripped
grouped
guaranteed
habitual
hallowed
handed down
harmonized
hedged about
held
heroic
high and dry
hoary
hors de combat
hypnotized
idle
immemorial
immobile
immotile
immotive
immovable
immutable
impacted
implanted
implicit
in apple-pie order
in commission
in condition
in fine fettle
in good condition
in good form
in good shape
in good trim
in kilter
in order
in repair
in shape
in the bag
in the pink
in trim
in working order
inalterable
inappealable
incorrigible
inculcated
indisputable
individual
inextricable
in
fixed
inflexible
ingrained
inner
installed
in
Sohlenfixpunkt Definition
Air
level
(
)
Spirit
level.
See
Level.
Apollinaris
water
(
)
An
effervescing
alkaline
mineral
water
used
as
a
table
beverage.
It
is
obtained
from
a
spring
in
Apollinarisburg,
near
Bonn.
Base
(
a.
)
Of
little,
or
less
than
the
usual,
height
Base
(
a.
)
Low
in
place
or
position.
Base
(
a.
)
Of
humble
birth
Base
(
a.
)
Illegitimate
by
birth
Base
(
a.
)
Of
little
comparative
value,
as
metal
inferior
to
gold
and
silver,
the
precious
metals.
Base
(
a.
)
Alloyed
with
inferior
metal
Base
(
a.
)
Morally
low.
Hence:
Low-minded
Base
(
a.
)
Not
classical
or
correct.
Base
(
a.
)
Deep
or
grave
in
sound
Base
(
a.
)
Not
held
by
honorable
service
Base
(
n.
)
The
bottom
of
anything,
considered
as
its
support,
or
that
on
which
something
rests
for
support
Base
(
n.
)
Fig.:
The
fundamental
or
essential
part
of
a
thing
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
wall,
pier,
or
column,
when
treated
as
a
separate
feature,
usually
in
projection,
or
especially
ornamented.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
complete
architectural
design,
as
of
a
monument
Base
(
n.
)
That
extremity
of
a
leaf,
fruit,
etc.,
at
which
it
is
attached
to
its
support.
Base
(
n.
)
The
positive,
or
non-acid
component
of
a
salt
Base
(
n.
)
The
chief
ingredient
in
a
compound.
Base
(
n.
)
A
substance
used
as
a
mordant.
Base
(
n.
)
The
exterior
side
of
the
polygon,
or
that
imaginary
line
which
connects
the
salient
angles
of
two
adjacent
bastions.
Base
(
n.
)
The
line
or
surface
constituting
that
part
of
a
figure
on
which
it
is
supposed
to
stand.
Base
(
n.
)
The
number
from
which
a
mathematical
table
is
constructed
Base
(
n.
)
A
low,
or
deep,
sound.
(Mus.)
(a)
The
lowest
part
Base
(
n.
)
A
place
or
tract
of
country,
protected
by
fortifications,
or
by
natural
advantages,
from
which
the
operations
of
an
army
proceed,
forward
movements
are
made,
supplies
are
furnished,
etc.
Base
(
n.
)
The
smallest
kind
of
cannon.
Base
(
n.
)
That
part
of
an
organ
by
which
it
is
attached
to
another
more
central
organ.
Base
(
n.
)
The
basal
plane
of
a
crystal.
Base
(
n.
)
The
ground
mass
of
a
rock,
especially
if
not
distinctly
crystalline.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
the
field.
See
Escutcheon.
Base
(
n.
)
The
housing
of
a
horse.
Base
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
skirt
(
often
of
velvet
or
brocade,
but
sometimes
of
mailed
armor)
which
hung
from
the
middle
to
about
the
knees,
or
lower.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
robe
or
petticoat.
Base
(
n.
)
An
apron.
Base
(
n.
)
The
point
or
line
from
which
a
start
is
made
Base
(
n.
)
A
line
in
a
survey
which,
being
accurately
determined
in
length
and
position,
serves
as
the
origin
from
which
to
compute
the
distances
and
positions
of
any
points
or
objects
connected
with
it
by
a
system
of
triangles.
Base
(
n.
)
A
rustic
play
Base
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
four
bounds
which
mark
the
circuit
of
the
infield.
Base
(
n.
)
To
put
on
a
base
or
basis
Base
(
a.
)
To
abase
Base
(
a.
)
To
reduce
the
value
of
Base-burner
(
n.
)
A
furnace
or
stove
in
which
the
fuel
is
contained
in
a
hopper
or
chamber,
and
is
fed
to
the
fire
as
the
lower
stratum
is
consumed.
Base-court
(
n.
)
The
secondary,
inferior,
or
rear
courtyard
of
a
large
house
Base-court
(
n.
)
An
inferior
court
of
law,
not
of
record.
Base
viol
(
)
See
Bass
viol.
Control
(
n.
)
A
duplicate
book,
register,
or
account,
kept
to
correct
or
check
another
account
or
register
Control
(
n.
)
That
which
serves
to
check,
restrain,
or
hinder
Control
(
n.
)
Power
or
authority
to
check
or
restrain
Control
(
v.
t.)
To
check
by
a
counter
register
or
duplicate
account
Control
(
v.
t.)
To
exercise
restraining
or
governing
influence
over
fixed base level; fixed base-level control (hydrology water engineering) Bedeutung
capture
gaining
control
seizure
the
act
of
forcibly
dispossessing
an
owner
of
property
fire
control
preparation
for
the
delivery
of
shellfire
on
a
target
base
on
balls
walk
pass
(baseball)
an
advance
to
first
base
by
a
batter
who
receives
four
balls,
he
worked
the
pitcher
for
a
base
on
balls
base
hit
safety
(baseball)
the
successful
act
of
striking
a
baseball
in
such
a
way
that
the
batter
reaches
base
safely
double
two-base
hit
two-bagger
two-baser
a
base
hit
on
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
second
base,
he
hit
a
double
to
deep
centerfield
triple
three-base
hit
three-bagger
a
base
hit
at
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
third
base
first
base
the
initial
stage
in
accomplishing
something,
we
didn't
get
to
first
base
with
that
approach
terrain
flight
low
level
flight
flight
at
very
low
altitudes
water
travel
seafaring
travel
by
water
water
sport
aquatics
sports
that
involve
bodies
of
water
water-skiing
skiing
on
water
while
being
towed
by
a
motorboat
prisoner's
base
a
children's
game,
two
teams
capture
opposing
players
by
tagging
them
and
taking
them
to
their
own
base
water
polo
a
game
played
in
a
swimming
pool
by
two
teams
of
swimmers
who
try
to
throw
an
inflated
ball
into
the
opponents'
goal
treading
water
a
stroke
that
keeps
the
head
above
water
by
thrashing
the
legs
and
arms
inventory
control
supervision
of
the
supply
and
storage
and
accessibility
of
items
in
order
to
insure
an
adequate
supply
without
excessive
oversupply
first
base
first
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
at
first
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
(counting
counterclockwise
from
home
plate)
second
base
second
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
near
the
second
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
third
base
third
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
near
the
third
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
(counting
counterclockwise
from
home
plate),
he
is
playing
third
control
the
activity
of
managing
or
exerting
control
over
something,
the
control
of
the
mob
by
the
police
was
admirable
crowd
control
activity
of
controlling
a
crowd
damage
control
an
effort
to
minimize
or
curtail
damage
or
loss
flight
control
control
from
ground
stations
of
airplanes
in
flight
by
means
of
messages
transmitted
to
the
pilot
electronically
flood
control
(engineering)
the
art
or
technique
of
trying
to
control
rivers
with
dams
etc
in
order
to
minimize
the
occurrence
of
floods
gun
control
efforts
to
regulate
or
control
sales
of
guns
internal
control
an
accounting
procedure
or
system
designed
to
promote
efficiency
or
assure
the
implementation
of
a
policy
or
safeguard
assets
or
avoid
fraud
and
error
etc.
management
control
an
internal
control
performed
by
one
or
more
managers
quality
control
maintenance
of
standards
of
quality
of
manufactured
goods
arms
control
a
limitation
on
the
size
and
armament
of
the
armed
forces
of
a
country
riot
control
riot
control
operation
the
measures
taken
to
control
a
riot
water
conservation
the
conservation
of
water
resources
control
(physiology)
regulation
or
maintenance
of
a
function
or
action
or
reflex
etc,
the
timing
and
control
of
his
movements
were
unimpaired,
he
had
lost
control
of
his
sphincters
motor
control
control
of
muscles
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
rhythm
method
of
birth
control
rhythm
method
rhythm
calendar
method
of
birth
control
calendar
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
ovulation
is
assumed
to
occur
days
before
the
onset
of
a
period
(the
fertile
period
would
be
assumed
to
extend
from
daythrough
day
of
her
cycle)
blood-oxygenation
level
dependent
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
BOLD
FMRI
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
that
relies
on
intrinsic
changes
in
hemoglobin
oxygenation
water
development
water
project
water
program
making
an
area
of
water
more
useful
technology
engineering
the
practical
application
of
science
to
commerce
or
industry
aeronautical
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
aircraft
automotive
technology
automotive
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
automobiles
chemical
engineering
the
activity
of
applying
chemistry
to
the
solution
of
practical
problems
traffic
control
control
of
the
flow
of
traffic
in
a
building
or
a
city
social
control
control
exerted
(actively
or
passively)
by
group
action
population
control
control
over
the
growth
of
population,
a
government
program
occupation
military
control
the
control
of
a
country
by
military
forces
of
a
foreign
power
fixed
intonation
the
intonation
of
keyboard
instruments
where
the
pitch
of
each
note
is
fixed
and
cannot
be
varied
by
the
performer
water
thrush
brownish
North
American
warbler
found
near
streams
water
ouzel
dipper
small
stocky
diving
bird
without
webbed
feet,
frequents
fast-flowing
streams
and
feeds
along
the
bottom
European
water
ouzel
Cinclus
aquaticus
a
water
ouzel
of
Europe
American
water
ouzel
Cinclus
mexicanus
a
water
ouzel
of
western
North
America
water
snake
any
of
various
mostly
harmless
snakes
that
live
in
or
near
water
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