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Definition
Synonym
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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Uferseite
f
Uferseite
n
pl
shore side
shore sides
Gewässerufer
n
; Ufer
n
(eines Fließgewässers)
geogr.
Gewässerufer
pl
; Ufer
pl
anlandendes Ufer
äußeres Ufer
inneres Ufer
rechtes Ufer; rechte
Uferseite
Steilufer
n
windseitiges Ufer
Flachufer
n
channel bank; stream bank; bank
channel banks; stream banks; banks
accreting bank
outer bank
inner bank
right bank
steep bank; high bank; river bluff
windward bank
shallow bank; low bank
Uferseite
f
Uferseite
n
pl
shore side
shore sides
Gewässerufer
n
; Ufer
n
(eines Fließgewässers)
geogr.
Gewässerufer
pl
; Ufer
pl
anlandendes Ufer
äußeres Ufer
inneres Ufer
rechtes Ufer; rechte
Uferseite
Steilufer
n
windseitiges Ufer
Flachufer
n
channel bank; stream bank; bank
channel banks; stream banks; banks
accreting bank
outer bank
inner bank
right bank
steep bank; high bank; river bluff
windward bank
shallow bank; low bank
Deutsche
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Englische
shore side Synonyme
shore
afford support
aquatic
back
back up
balneal
bank
beach
beam
bear
bear out
bear up
berm
board
bolster
bolster up
border
bordure
brace
brim
brink
broadside
brow
buoy up
buttress
carry
cheek
chop
coast
coastal
coastland
coastline
column
cradle
crutch
cushion
deep-sea
edge
embankment
estuarine
featheredge
finance
flange
flank
fore
shore
frame
fringe
fund
give support
grallatorial
hand
handedness
haunch
hem
hip
hold
hold up
ironbound coast
jowl
keep
keep afloat
keep up
labellum
labium
labrum
laterality
ledge
lend support
lido
limb
limbus
lip
list
littoral
mainstay
maintain
many-sidedness
marge
margin
multilaterality
natant
natatorial
natatory
pillow
plage
planking
playa
profile
prop
prop up
quarter
ragged edge
reinforce
rim
riparial
riparian
riparious
riverbank
riverside
riviera
rockbound coast
sands
sea margin
seabank
seabeach
seaboard
seacliff
seacoast
sea
shore
seaside
selvage
shingle
shore
up
shore
line
shore
side
shore
ward
shoulder
side
sideline
siding
skirt
stay
strand
submerged coast
subsidize
subvention
subventionize
support
sustain
swimming
temple
tidal
tidewater
underbrace
undergird
underlie
underpin
underpinning
underset
unilaterality
upbear
uphold
upkeep
verge
water-dwelling
water-growing
water-living
water-loving
waterfront
waterside
shore
up
afford support
back
back up
bear
bear out
bear up
beef up
bolster
bolster up
brace
brace up
buoy up
buttress
carry
case harden
confirm
cradle
crutch
cushion
finance
fortify
fund
gird
give support
harden
hold
hold up
invigorate
keep
keep afloat
keep up
lend support
mainstay
maintain
nerve
pillow
prop
prop up
refresh
reinforce
reinvigorate
restrengthen
rigidify
screw up
shore
shoulder
stay
steel
stiffen
strengthen
subsidize
subvention
subventionize
support
sustain
temper
tense
tighten
toughen
trice up
underbrace
undergird
underlie
underpin
underset
upbear
uphold
upkeep
Uferseite Definition
Crown
side
(
)
See
Crown
office.
Shore
(
)
of
Shear
Shore
(
)
imp.
of
Shear.
Shore
(
n.
)
A
sewer.
Shore
(
n.
)
A
prop,
as
a
timber,
placed
as
a
brace
or
support
against
the
side
of
a
building
or
other
structure
Shore
(
v.
t.)
To
support
by
a
shore
or
shores
Shore
(
v.
t.)
The
coast
or
land
adjacent
to
a
large
body
of
water,
as
an
ocean,
lake,
or
large
river.
Shore
(
v.
t.)
To
set
on
shore.
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
shore side / shore sides Bedeutung
shore
duty
naval
service
at
land
bases
side-glance
side-look
a
glance
sideways,
she
shot
him
an
impatient
side-glance
side-blotched
lizard
sand
lizard
Uta
stansburiana
one
of
the
most
abundant
lizards
in
the
arid
western
United
States
shorebird
shore
bird
limicoline
bird
any
of
numerous
wading
birds
that
frequent
mostly
seashores
and
estuaries
naval
installation
shore
station
military
installation
servicing
naval
forces
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
shore
shoring
a
beam
or
timber
that
is
propped
against
a
structure
to
provide
support
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
sideburn
burnside
mutton
chop
side-whiskers
facial
hair
that
has
grown
down
the
side
of
a
man's
face
in
front
of
the
ears
(especially
when
the
rest
of
the
beard
is
shaved
off)
side
either
the
left
or
right
half
of
a
body,
he
had
a
pain
in
his
side
side
an
aspect
of
something
(as
contrasted
with
some
other
implied
aspect),
he
was
on
the
heavy
side,
he
is
on
the
purchasing
side
of
the
business,
it
brought
out
his
better
side
side
view
a
view
from
the
side
of
something
supply-side
economics
the
school
of
economic
theory
that
stresses
the
costs
of
production
as
a
means
of
stimulating
the
economy,
advocates
policies
that
raise
capital
and
labor
output
by
increasing
the
incentive
to
produce
side
position
an
opinion
that
is
held
in
opposition
to
another
in
an
argument
or
dispute,
there
are
two
sides
to
every
question
English
side
(sports)
the
spin
given
to
a
ball
by
striking
it
on
one
side
or
releasing
it
with
a
sharp
twist
silver
lining
bright
side
a
consoling
aspect
of
a
difficult
situation,
every
cloud
has
a
silver
lining,
look
on
the
bright
side
of
it
side
dish
side
order
entremets
a
dish
that
is
served
with,
but
is
subordinate
to,
a
main
course
side
side
of
meat
a
lengthwise
dressed
half
of
an
animal's
carcass
used
for
food
side
of
beef
dressed
half
of
a
beef
carcass
flitch
side
of
bacon
salted
and
cured
abdominal
wall
of
a
side
of
pork
side
of
pork
dressed
half
of
a
hog
carcass
side
a
family
line
of
descent,
he
gets
his
brains
from
his
father's
side
shore
patrol
the
military
police
of
the
navy
side
one
of
two
or
more
contesting
groups,
the
Confederate
side
was
prepared
to
attack
side
face
a
surface
forming
part
of
the
outside
of
an
object,
he
examined
all
sides
of
the
crystal,
dew
dripped
from
the
face
of
the
leaf
lee
lee
side
leeward
the
side
of
something
that
is
sheltered
from
the
wind
side
a
line
segment
forming
part
of
the
perimeter
of
a
plane
figure,
the
hypotenuse
of
a
right
triangle
is
always
the
longest
side
side
a
place
within
a
region
identified
relative
to
a
center
or
reference
location,
they
always
sat
on
the
right
side
of
the
church,
he
never
left
my
side
blind
side
the
side
on
which
your
vision
is
limited
or
obstructed
east
side
the
side
that
is
on
the
east
north
side
the
side
that
is
on
the
north
south
side
the
side
that
is
on
the
south
west
side
the
side
that
is
on
the
west
top
top
side
upper
side
upside
the
highest
or
uppermost
side
of
anything,
put
your
books
on
top
of
the
desk,
only
the
top
side
of
the
box
was
painted
shore
the
land
along
the
edge
of
a
body
of
water
shore
boulder
a
boulder
found
on
a
shore
remote
from
its
place
of
origin
slope
incline
side
an
elevated
geological
formation,
he
climbed
the
steep
slope,
the
house
was
built
on
the
side
of
a
mountain
side
judge
a
football
official
side
effect
fallout
any
adverse
and
unwanted
secondary
effect,
a
strategy
to
contain
the
fallout
from
the
accounting
scandal
shore
pine
lodgepole
lodgepole
pine
spruce
pine
Pinus
contorta
shrubby
two-needled
pine
of
coastal
northwestern
United
States,
red
to
yellow-brown
bark
fissured
into
small
squares
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