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Definition
Synonym
Strebfl�gel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Strebflügel
m
; (noch anstehender) Strebstoß
m
min.
breast of work; side of work
Strebflügel
m
; (noch anstehender) Strebstoß
m
min.
breast of work; side of work
Streb
m
min.
einfallender Streb
gestundeter Streb
in Betrieb befindlicher Streb
zweiflügeliger Streb
m
; T-Streb
m
longwall (face)
dip face
standing face; stationary face
working face
double-unit face; double-unit panel
streichend
adj
geol.
streichender Ausbau
min.
streichende Baulänge
min.
streichender Stollen; Vortriebsstrecke
min.
streichender Streb
min.
streichende Strecke
min.
along on the strike; longitudinal
support at right angles to the face
life of face
headway
strike face
dip heading; downcast diagonal road gate
Strebbau
m
min.
longwall working system
Pfeiler
m
, Pfosten
m
, Stütze
f
, Strebe
f
(vertikal)
Pfeiler
pl
, Pfosten
pl
, Stützen
pl
, Streben
pl
stanchion
stanchions
Strebe
f
Streben
pl
stay
stays
Strebe
f
, Strebebalken
m
techn.
Streben
pl
, Strebebalken
pl
strut
struts
Stützbalken
m
, Strebe
f
shore
Stütze
f
, Strebe
f
, Pfeiler
m
Stützen
pl
, Streben
pl
, Pfeiler
pl
strut
struts
Stütze
f
, Strebe
f
, Versteifung
f
, Anker
m
Stützen
pl
, Streben
pl
, Versteifungen
pl
, Anker
pl
brace
braces
Löffelstrebe
f
; löffelförmige Strebe
f
aviat.
Löffelstreben
pl
; löffelförmige Streben
pl
spoonshaped strut; spatular strut
spoonshaped struts; spatular struts
Pfeiler
m
; Pfosten
m
; Stütze
f
; Strebe
f
; Runge
f
(vertikal)
Pfeiler
pl
; Pfosten
pl
; Stützen
pl
; Streben
pl
; Rungen
pl
stanchion
stanchions
Strebe
f
; Strebebalken
m
techn.
Streben
pl
; Strebebalken
pl
strut
struts
Stützbalken
m
; Strebe
f
constr.
min.
Stützbalken
pl
; Streben
pl
waagrechter Stützbalken (zwischen zwei Gebäuden)
shore; stay; strut; brace
shores; stays; struts; braces
flying shore; flier; flyer
Stütze
f
; Strebe
f
; Pfeiler
m
Stützen
pl
; Streben
pl
; Pfeiler
pl
strut
struts
Stütze
f
; Strebe
f
; Versteifung
f
; Anker
m
Stützen
pl
; Streben
pl
; Versteifungen
pl
; Anker
pl
brace
braces
(auf einer Stange Strebe) schlafen; sich zum Schlafen (auf einer Stange Strebe) niederlassen (Vögel Fledermäuse)
zool.
schlafend; sich zum Schlafen niederlassend
geschlafen; sich zum Schlafen niedergelassen
to roost
roosting
roosted
Strebe
f
min.
Streben
pl
prop; brace; stanchion; cockermeg; breast timber; raking prop
props; braces; stanchions; cockermegs; breast timbers; raking props
(auf einer Stange Strebe) schlafen; sich zum Schlafen (auf einer Stange Strebe) niederlassen
v
(Vögel, Fledermäuse)
zool.
schlafend; sich zum Schlafen niederlassend
geschlafen; sich zum Schlafen niedergelassen
to roost
roosting
roosted
Strebebalken, verstreben
strut
Strebebogen
m
; Bogenstrebe
f
arch.
Strebebögen
pl
; Bogenstreben
pl
straining arch; arc boutant; flying buttress
straining arches; arc boutants; flying buttresses
Streben
aspiration
Streben nach Glück
quest for happiness
Streben
n
Streben nach Erfolg
aspiration
aspiration for success
Suche
f
, Streben
n
, Frage
f
(nach)
quest (for)
etw. anstreben, nach etw. streben
etw. anstrebend, nach etw. strebend
etw. angestrebt, nach etw. gestrebt
to aspirate
aspirating
aspirated
aufstreben, streben, trachten
v
aufstrebend, strebend, trachtend
aufgestrebt, gestrebt, getrachtet
strebt auf, strebt, trachtet
strebte auf, strebte, trachtete
to aspire
aspiring
aspired
aspires
aspired
sich bemühen (um), streben (nach)
bemühend, strebend
bemüht, gestrebt
bemüht sich
bemühte sich
sich nach Kräften bemühen
to endeavor
Am.
, to endeavour
Br.
(after)
endeavoring, endeavouring
endeavored, endeavoured
endeavors, endeavours
endeavored, endeavoured
to make every endeavor
Am.
, to endeavour
Br.
streben (nach), eifern, etw. anstreben, sich mühen (um), ringen (um), trachten (nach)
strebend, eifernd, anstrebend, sich mühend, ringend, trachtend
gestrebt, geeifert, angestrebt, sich gemüht, gerungen, getrachtet
er
sie strebt, er
sie eifert, er
sie müht sich
ich
er
sie strebte, ich
er
sie eiferte, ich
er
sie mühte sich
er
sie hat
hatte gestrebt, er
sie hat
hatte geeifert, er
sie hat
hatte sich gemüht
to strive {strove, striven} (for, after)
striving
striven
he
she strives
I
he
she strove
he
she has
had striven
(nach etw.) streben, etw. folgen, (Kurs, Weg) einschlagen
to pursue
streben, trachten
v
(nach)
strebend, trachtend
gestrebt, getrachtet
strebt, trachtet
strebte, trachtete
jdm. nach dem Leben trachten
to seek {sought, sought} (for)
seeking
sought
seeks
sought
to seek to kill so.
streben nach
strebend
gestrebt
to grasp at
fig.
grasping
grasped
tendieren, streben
v
(zu)
tendierend, strebend
tendiert, gestrebt
to gravitate (to, towards)
gravitating
gravitated
aufstreben, streben
aspire
streben
aspire
streben, sich bemühen, sich anstrengen
strive
Ambition
f
; ehrgeiziges Streben
Ambitionen
pl
Ambitionen auf etw. haben
ambition
ambitions
to have ambitions of getting sth.
Bestrebung
f
; Streben
n
movement
Streben
n
; Trachten
n
(nach)
striving (for)
Streben
n
(nach)
pursuit (of)
Suche
f
; Streben
n
; Frage
f
(nach)
quest (for)
etw. anstreben; erstreben
geh.
v
; nach etw. streben; trachten
geh.
; auf etw. aus sein
ugs.
v
anstrebend; erstrebend; strebend; trachtend
angestrebt; erstrebt; gestrebt; getrachtet
eine aktivere Rolle anstreben
eine Karriere im Finanzsektor anstreben
Leute die nach Wohnungseigentum streben
Ich war nie darauf aus berühmt zu werden.
Sie ist mein Vorbild und viele meiner Freundinnen wollen so sein wie sie.
to aspire to sth.; to aspire to achieve sth.
aspiring; aspiring to achieve
aspired; aspired to achieve
to aspire to a more active role
to aspire to a career in finance
people who aspire to home ownership
I never aspired to become famous.
She is my role model and lots of my friends aspire to be like her.
sich bemühen
v
; sich bestreben
v
(selten) (um etw.); streben
v
(nach etw.)
sich bemühend; sich bestrebend; strebend
sich bemüht; sich bestrebt; gestrebt
bemüht sich; strebt
bemühte sich; strebte
sich nach Kräften bemühen
bestrebt sein etw. zu tun
to endeavour
Br.
; to endeavor
Am.
(after sth.); to strive {strove; striven} (for sth.)
endeavoring; endeavouring
endeavored; endeavoured
endeavors; endeavours
endeavored; endeavoured
to endeavour
Br.
; to make every endeavor
Am.
to endeavor to do sth.
(nach etw.) streben
v
; etw. folgen
v
; (Kurs; Weg) einschlagen
v
strebend; etw. folgend; einschlagend
gestrebt; gefolgt; eingeschlagen
to pursue
pursuing
pursued
streben
v
(nach); eifern
v
; etw. anstreben
v
; sich mühen
v
(um); ringen
v
(um); trachten
v
(nach)
strebend; eifernd; anstrebend; sich mühend; ringend; trachtend
gestrebt; geeifert; angestrebt; sich gemüht; gerungen; getrachtet
er sie strebt; er sie eifert; er sie müht sich
ich er sie strebte; ich er sie eiferte; ich er sie mühte sich
er sie hat hatte gestrebt; er sie hat hatte geeifert; er sie hat hatte sich gemüht
to strive {strove; striven} (for; after)
striving
striven
he she strives
I he she strove
he she has had striven
nach etw. streben
v
; etw. begehren
v
nach materiellen Gütern streben
eines der begehrtesten Fahrzeuge
eine beliebte Wohngegend
to seek after sth.
to seek after material goods
a most sought-after vehicle
a sought-after area to live
tendieren; streben
v
(zu)
tendierend; strebend
tendiert; gestrebt
to gravitate (to; towards)
gravitating
gravitated
unablässig; unaufhörlich; hartnäckig
adj
ständiger Erfolgsdruck
unaufhörliches Streben nach etw.
relentless; unrelenting
relentless pressure to succeed
relentless pursuit of sth.
nach der moralisch besseren Position streben; moralische Ãœberlegenheit beanspruchen
to claim seize take moral the high ground
Ambition
f
; ehrgeiziges Streben
n
Ambitionen
pl
Ambitionen auf etw. haben
mit geringen Ambitionen
ambition; pretension
ambitions
to have ambitions of getting sth.; to have designs on sth.
of modest pretensions
Streben
n
; Trachten
n
(nach etw.)
Autonomiestreben
n
pol.
Freiheitsstreben
n
Machtstreben
n
Profitstreben
n
striving (for sth.)
striving for autonomy; desire for autonomy
striving for freedom
striving for power
striving for profit; profit-seeking
Streben
n
; Bestreben
n
; Ziel
n
Streben nach Erfolg
Er strebt eine akademische Laufbahn an.
aspiration
aspiration for success
He has aspirations to an academic career.
etw. anstreben; erstreben
geh.
v
; nach etw. streben; trachten
geh.
; auf etw. aus sein
ugs.
v
anstrebend; erstrebend; strebend; trachtend
angestrebt; erstrebt; gestrebt; getrachtet
eine aktivere Rolle anstreben
eine Karriere im Finanzsektor anstreben
Leute, die nach Wohnungseigentum streben
Ich war nie darauf aus, berühmt zu werden.
Sie ist mein Vorbild und viele meiner Freundinnen wollen so sein wie sie.
to aspire to sth.; to aspire to achieve sth.
aspiring; aspiring to achieve
aspired; aspired to achieve
to aspire to a more active role
to aspire to a career in finance
people who aspire to home ownership
I never aspired to become famous.
She is my role model and lots of my friends aspire to be like her.
sich bemühen
v
; sich bestreben
v
selten
(um etw.); streben
v
(nach etw.)
sich bemühend; sich bestrebend; strebend
sich bemüht; sich bestrebt; gestrebt
bemüht sich; strebt
bemühte sich; strebte
sich nach Kräften bemühen
bestrebt sein, etw. zu tun
to endeavour
Br.
; to endeavor
Am.
(after sth.); to strive {strove; striven} (for sth.)
endeavoring; endeavouring
endeavored; endeavoured
endeavors; endeavours
endeavored; endeavoured
to endeavour
Br.
; to make every endeavor
Am.
to endeavor to do sth.
nach etw. streben
v
strebend
gestrebt
to grasp at sth.
fig.
grasping
grasped
unablässig; unaufhörlich; unermüdlich
adj
ständiger Erfolgsdruck
unaufhörliches Streben nach etw.
relentless; unrelenting; unremitting
relentless pressure to succeed
relentless pursuit of sth.
strebend
aspiring
strebend, Strapaze, anwendend
exerting
strebend
striving
auseinander gehend; auseinander strebend; divergierend
adj
divergent
Strebepfeiler
m
Strebepfeiler
pl
buttress, abutment
buttresses, abutments
Strebepfeiler
buttress
Strebepfeiler
m
Strebepfeiler
pl
buttress; abutment
buttresses; abutments
Strebepfeiler
m
Strebepfeiler
pl
supporting pillar
supporting pillars
Strebepfeiler
m
constr.
Strebepfeiler
pl
etw. durch Strebepfeiler stützen
buttress; abutment
buttresses; abutments
to buttress up sth.
Bogenspannweite
f
; Spannweite
f
des Bogens; lichter Strebepfeilerabstand
m
arch.
clear spacing of counterforts; arch span
Br.
; clear buttress spacing
Am.
Karrieremacher
m
, Karrierist
m
, Streber
m
careerist
Streber
m
ugs.
nerd, geek
Streber
m
, Streberin
f
swot, dweeb, wonk
coll.
Streber
m
, streberhafter Arbeiter
grind
Streber
m
Streber
pl
striver
strivers
Deutsche
Strebfl�gel Synonyme
Englische
breast of work; side of work Synonyme
breast
Chateaubriand
affront
antagonize
bag
ballocks
balls
basket
battle
beard
beat against
beat up against
being
blade roast
bones
boob
boobs
bosom
brave
breast
the wave
breast
s
bring before
bring forward
bring up
brisket
buck
buffet
buffet the waves
bust
center of life
cervix
challenge
chest
chicken foot
chuck
chuck roast
clitoris
clod
close with
cod
cods
cold cuts
combat
compete with
confront
confront with
contend against
contest
core
crop
cullions
dare
dark meat
defy
drumstick
dug
encounter
envisage
esoteric reality
esprit
face
face with
family jewels
female organs
fight
fight against
filet mignon
flank
front
genitalia
genitals
giblets
gonads
grapple with
guts
heart
heart of hearts
heartstrings
inmost heart
inmost soul
inner man
inner nature
innermost being
inside
join battle with
knocker
knockers
knuckle
labia
labia majora
labia minora
labor against
lay before
leg
lingam
lips
loin
male organs
mama
mamelon
mamelonation
mamma
mammary gland
mammilla
mammillation
meat
meet
meet squarely
militate against
neck
nenes
nerve center
nipple
nuts
nymphae
offer resistance
ovary
oyster
pap
papilla
penis
phallus
pigeon
breast
place before
plate
plate piece
pot roast
present to
private parts
privates
privy parts
pubic hair
pudenda
put it to
quick
rack
reluct
reluctate
reproductive organs
rib roast
ribs
rival
roast
rocks
rolled roast
round
rump
rump roast
saddle
scrotum
secondary sex characteristic
secret heart
secret places
set before
sex organs
shank
short ribs
shoulder
shoulder clod
sirloin
soul
spermary
spirit
stem
stem the tide
strive against
struggle against
take on
teat
tenderloin
testes
testicles
thigh
thorax
tit
tits
titties
titty
true being
true inwardness
turkey foot
udder
uterus
vagina
vie with
viscera
vital principle
vitals
vulva
white meat
wing
wishbone
womb
yoni
breast
work
abatis
advanced work
arch dam
backstop
balistraria
bamboo curtain
bank
banquette
bar
barbed-wire entanglement
barbican
barrage
barricade
barrier
bartizan
bastion
battlement
bear-trap dam
beaver dam
boom
breakwater
brick wall
buffer
bulkhead
bulwark
casemate
cheval-de-frise
circumvallation
cofferdam
contravallation
counterscarp
curtain
dam
defense
demibastion
dike
ditch
drawbridge
earthwork
embankment
enclosure
entanglement
escarp
escarpment
fence
fieldwork
fortalice
fortification
gate
glacis
gravity dam
groin
hydraulic-fill dam
iron curtain
jam
jetty
leaping weir
levee
logjam
loophole
lunette
machicolation
mantelet
merlon
milldam
moat
mole
mound
outwork
palisade
parados
parapet
portcullis
postern gate
rampart
ravelin
redan
redoubt
roadblock
rock-fill dam
sally port
scarp
sconce
seawall
shutter dam
stockade
stone wall
tenaille
vallation
vallum
wall
weir
wicket dam
work
Strebfl�gel Definition
Bantam
work
(
)
Carved
and
painted
work
in
imitation
of
Japan
ware.
Breast
(
n.
)
The
fore
part
of
the
body,
between
the
neck
and
the
belly
Breast
(
n.
)
Either
one
of
the
protuberant
glands,
situated
on
the
front
of
the
chest
or
thorax
in
the
female
of
man
and
of
some
other
mammalia,
in
which
milk
is
secreted
for
the
nourishment
of
the
young
Breast
(
n.
)
Anything
resembling
the
human
breast,
or
bosom
Breast
(
n.
)
The
face
of
a
coal
working.
Breast
(
n.
)
The
front
of
a
furnace.
Breast
(
n.
)
The
seat
of
consciousness
Breast
(
n.
)
The
power
of
singing
Breast
(
v.
t.)
To
meet,
with
the
breast
Breast-deep
(
a.
)
Deep
as
from
the
breast
to
the
feet
Breast-high
(
a.
)
High
as
the
breast.
Breast
(
n.
)
A
torus.
Chimney-breast
(
n.
)
The
horizontal
projection
of
a
chimney
from
the
wall
in
which
it
is
built
Crown
side
(
)
See
Crown
office.
Grotto-work
(
n.
)
Artificial
and
ornamental
rockwork
in
imitation
of
a
grotto.
Hand-work
(
n.
)
See
Handiwork.
Sabrina
work
(
)
A
variety
of
applique
work
for
quilts,
table
covers,
etc.
Side
(
n.
)
The
margin,
edge,
verge,
or
border
of
a
surface
Side
(
n.
)
Any
outer
portion
of
a
thing
considered
apart
from,
and
yet
in
relation
to,
the
rest
Side
(
n.
)
One
of
the
halves
of
the
body,
of
an
animals
or
man,
on
either
side
of
the
mesial
plane
Side
(
n.
)
The
right
or
left
part
of
the
wall
or
trunk
of
the
body
Side
(
n.
)
A
slope
or
declivity,
as
of
a
hill,
considered
as
opposed
to
another
slope
over
the
ridge.
Side
(
n.
)
The
position
of
a
person
or
party
regarded
as
opposed
to
another
person
or
party,
whether
as
a
rival
or
a
foe
Side
(
n.
)
A
line
of
descent
traced
through
one
parent
as
distinguished
from
that
traced
through
another.
Side
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Aspect
or
part
regarded
as
contrasted
with
some
other
Side
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
side,
or
the
sides
Side
(
a.
)
Hence,
indirect
Side
(
n.
)
Long
Side
(
v.
i.)
To
lean
on
one
side.
Side
(
v.
i.)
To
embrace
the
opinions
of
one
party,
or
engage
in
its
interest,
in
opposition
to
another
party
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
be
or
stand
at
the
side
of
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
suit
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
work
(a
timber
or
rib)
to
a
certain
thickness
by
trimming
the
sides.
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
siding
Side-taking
(
n.
)
A
taking
sides,
as
with
a
party,
sect,
or
faction.
Side-wheel
(
a.
)
Having
a
paddle
wheel
on
each
side
Sorrento
work
(
)
Ornamental
work,
mostly
carved
in
olivewood,
decorated
with
inlay,
made
at
or
near
Sorrento,
Italy.
Hence,
more
rarely,
jig-saw
work
and
the
like
done
anywhere.
Tut-work
(
n.
)
Work
done
by
the
piece,
as
in
nonmetaliferous
rock,
the
amount
done
being
usually
reckoned
by
the
fathom.
Work
(
n.
)
Exertion
of
strength
or
faculties
Work
(
n.
)
The
matter
on
which
one
is
at
work
Work
(
n.
)
That
which
is
produced
as
the
result
of
labor
Work
(
n.
)
Specifically:
(a)
That
which
is
produced
by
mental
labor
Work
(
n.
)
Structures
in
civil,
military,
or
naval
engineering,
as
docks,
bridges,
embankments,
trenches,
fortifications,
and
the
like
Work
(
n.
)
The
moving
parts
of
a
mechanism
Work
(
n.
)
Manner
of
working
Work
(
n.
)
The
causing
of
motion
against
a
resisting
force.
The
amount
of
work
is
proportioned
to,
and
is
measured
by,
the
product
of
the
force
into
the
amount
of
motion
along
the
direction
of
the
force.
See
Conservation
of
energy,
under
Conservation,
Unit
of
work,
under
Unit,
also
Foot
pound,
Horse
power,
Poundal,
and
Erg.
Work
(
n.
)
Ore
before
it
is
dressed.
Work
(
n.
)
Performance
of
moral
duties
Work
(
n.
)
To
exert
one's
self
for
a
purpose
Work
(
n.
)
Hence,
in
a
general
sense,
to
operate
breast of work; side of work Bedeutung
work
flow
workflow
progress
(or
rate
of
progress)
in
work
being
done
work
activity
directed
toward
making
or
doing
something,
she
checked
several
points
needing
further
work
workload
work
load
work
that
a
person
is
expected
to
do
in
a
specified
time
busywork
make-work
active
work
of
little
value,
while
he
was
waiting
he
filled
the
days
with
busywork
welfare
work
social
service
an
organized
activity
to
improve
the
condition
of
disadvantaged
people
in
society
occupation
business
job
line
of
work
line
the
principal
activity
in
your
life
that
you
do
to
earn
money,
he's
not
in
my
line
of
business
employment
work
the
occupation
for
which
you
are
paid,
he
is
looking
for
employment,
a
lot
of
people
are
out
of
work
electrical
work
the
craft
of
an
electrician
sheet-metal
work
the
craft
of
doing
sheet
metal
work
(as
in
ventilation
systems)
tool-and-die
work
the
craft
of
making
special
tools
and
dies
police
work
police
investigation
the
investigation
of
criminal
activities
detection
detecting
detective
work
sleuthing
a
police
investigation
to
determine
the
perpetrator,
detection
is
hard
on
the
feet
field
work
an
investigation
carried
out
in
the
field
rather
than
in
a
laboratory
or
headquarters
time
and
motion
study
time-and-motion
study
time-motion
study
motion
study
time
study
work
study
an
analysis
of
a
specific
job
in
an
effort
to
find
the
most
efficient
method
in
terms
of
time
and
effort
spying
undercover
work
the
act
of
keeping
a
secret
watch
for
intelligence
purposes
mission
missionary
work
the
organized
work
of
a
religious
missionary
scut
work
shitwork
trivial,
unrewarding,
tedious,
dirty,
and
disagreeable
chores,
the
hospital
hired
him
to
do
scut
work
side-glance
side-look
a
glance
sideways,
she
shot
him
an
impatient
side-glance
work-study
program
an
educational
plan
in
which
students
alternate
between
paid
employment
and
formal
study
nursing
breast
feeding
nourishing
at
the
breast
work-in
occasion
when
workers
continue
to
work
as
a
protest
against
e.g.
proposed
dismissal
or
closure
of
the
factory
social
work
any
of
various
services
designed
to
aid
the
poor
and
aged
and
to
increase
the
welfare
of
children
work
to
rule
a
job
action
in
which
workers
cause
a
slowdown
by
doing
only
the
minimum
amount
required
by
the
rules
of
the
workplace
strike
work
stoppage
a
group's
refusal
to
work
in
protest
against
low
pay
or
bad
work
conditions,
the
strike
lasted
more
than
a
month
before
it
was
settled
work
animal
an
animal
trained
for
and
used
for
heavy
labor
breast
the
part
of
an
animal's
body
that
corresponds
to
a
person's
chest
side-blotched
lizard
sand
lizard
Uta
stansburiana
one
of
the
most
abundant
lizards
in
the
arid
western
United
States
breast
drill
a
portable
drill
with
a
plate
that
is
pressed
against
the
chest
to
force
the
drill
point
into
the
work
breast
implant
an
implant
for
cosmetic
purposes
to
replace
a
breast
that
has
been
surgically
removed
breast
pocket
a
pocket
inside
of
a
man's
coat
brogan
brogue
clodhopper
work
shoe
a
thick
and
heavy
shoe
chimney
breast
walls
that
project
out
from
the
wall
of
a
room
and
surround
the
chimney
base
oeuvre
work
body
of
work
the
total
output
of
a
writer
or
artist
(or
a
substantial
part
of
it),
he
studied
the
entire
Wagnerian
oeuvre,
Picasso's
work
can
be
divided
into
periods
pistol
handgun
side
arm
shooting
iron
a
firearm
that
is
held
and
fired
with
one
hand
pommel
horse
side
horse
a
gymnastic
horse
with
a
cylindrical
body
covered
with
leather
and
two
upright
handles
(pommels)
near
the
center,
held
upright
by
two
steel
supports,
one
at
each
end
side
an
extended
outer
surface
of
an
object,
he
turned
the
box
over
to
examine
the
bottom
side,
they
painted
all
four
sides
of
the
house
side
chapel
a
small
chapel
off
the
side
aisle
of
a
church
side
door
side
entrance
an
exterior
door
at
one
side
of
a
building
side
pocket
a
pocket
on
the
side
of
a
billiard
table
side
road
a
minor
road
branching
off
of
a
main
road
side
street
a
street
intersecting
a
main
street
and
terminating
there
side-wheeler
a
paddle
steamer
having
a
paddle
wheel
on
each
side
side
yard
the
grounds
at
either
side
of
a
house
snare
drum
snare
side
drum
a
small
drum
with
two
heads
and
a
snare
stretched
across
the
lower
head
straight
chair
side
chair
a
straight-backed
chair
without
arms
work
piece
of
work
a
product
produced
or
accomplished
through
the
effort
or
activity
or
agency
of
a
person
or
thing,
it
is
not
regarded
as
one
of
his
more
memorable
works,
the
symphony
was
hailed
as
an
ingenious
work,
he
was
indebted
to
the
pioneering
work
of
John
Dewey,
the
work
of
an
active
imagination,
erosion
is
the
work
of
wind
or
water
over
time
workbench
work
bench
bench
a
strong
worktable
for
a
carpenter
or
mechanic
workboard
work-board
a
horizontal
board
that
provides
a
supported
surface
for
manual
work
work
camp
prison
camp
prison
farm
a
camp
for
trustworthy
prisoners
employed
in
government
projects
work
in
progress
a
piece
of
work
that
is
not
yet
finished
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