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Definition
Synonym
umlenkend
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
umlenkend
turning round
umlenken
umlenkend
umgelenkt
to turn round
turning round
turned round
umlenken
v
umlenkend
umgelenkt
to turn round
turning round
turned round
Deutsche
umlenkend Synonyme
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umlenkend Synonym
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Englische
turning round Synonyme
turning
S-curve
aberrancy
aberrant
aberration
aberrative
about-face
ambages
ambagious
anfractuosity
anfractuous
angle
angular momentum
angular motion
angular velocity
axial motion
bend
bending
bias
bow
bowing
bowling
branching off
centrifugation
circling
circuition
circuitous
circuitousness
circuitry
circularity
circulation
circumambages
circumambience
circumambiency
circumambulation
circumbendibus
circumflexion
circumgyration
circumlocution
circumlocutory
circummigration
circumnavigation
circumrotation
circumvolution
conflexure
convolution
convolutional
corner
crinkle
crinkling
crook
curve
declination
deflection
departing
departure
desultory
detour
deviance
deviancy
deviant
deviating
deviation
deviative
deviatory
devious
deviousness
digression
digressive
discursion
discursive
divagation
divarication
divergence
diversion
dogleg
double
drift
drifting
errant
errantry
erratic
excursion
excursive
excursus
exorbitation
flection
flex
flexuose
flexuosity
flexuous
flexuousness
flexure
full circle
geanticline
geosyncline
gyrating
gyration
gyre
gyring
hairpin
hairpin turn
indirect
indirection
inflection
intorsion
involute
involuted
involution
involutional
labyrinthine
mazy
meander
meandering
meandrous
obliquity
orbit
orbiting
out-of-the-way
oxbow
pererration
pivoting
planetary
rambling
reeling
reflection
reverse
reversion
revolution
revolving
right-about
rivose
rivulation
rivulose
roll
rolling
rotating
rotation
rotational motion
roundabout
roundaboutness
rounding
roving
ruffled
serpentine
sheer
shift
shifting
shifting course
shifting path
sinuate
sinuation
sinuose
sinuosity
sinuous
sinuousness
skew
slant
slinkiness
snakiness
snaky
spin
spinning
spiral
spiraling
stray
straying
sweep
swerve
swerving
swinging
swirling
swiveling
tack
torsion
torsional
tortile
tortility
tortuosity
tortuous
tortuousness
turning
point
bench mark
cardinal point
chief thing
climacteric
climax
clutch
contingency
convergence of events
core
cornerstone
crisis
critical juncture
critical point
crossroads
crucial period
crunch
crux
culmination
emergency
essence
essential
essential matter
exigency
extremity
fundamental
gist
gravamen
great point
heart
high point
hinge
important thing
issue
kernel
keystone
landmark
main point
main thing
material point
meat
milestone
moment of truth
nub
pass
peak
pinch
pith
pivot
push
real issue
rub
salient point
sine qua non
strait
substance
substantive point
the bottom line
the point
turn
zero hour
umlenkend Definition
By-turning
(
n.
)
An
obscure
road
Merry-go-round
(
n.
)
Any
revolving
contrivance
for
affording
amusement
Quarter
round
(
)
An
ovolo.
Round
(
v.
i.
&
t.)
To
whisper.
Round
(
a.
)
Having
every
portion
of
the
surface
or
of
the
circumference
equally
distant
from
the
center
Round
(
a.
)
Having
the
form
of
a
cylinder
Round
(
a.
)
Having
a
curved
outline
or
form
Round
(
a.
)
Full
Round
(
a.
)
Not
inconsiderable
Round
(
a.
)
Uttered
or
emitted
with
a
full
tone
Round
(
a.
)
Modified,
as
a
vowel,
by
contraction
of
the
lip
opening,
making
the
opening
more
or
less
round
in
shape
Round
(
a.
)
Outspoken
Round
(
a.
)
Full
and
smoothly
expanded
Round
(
a.
)
Complete
and
consistent
Round
(
n.
)
Anything
round,
as
a
circle,
a
globe,
a
ring.
"The
golden
round"
[the
crown].
Round
(
n.
)
A
series
of
changes
or
events
ending
where
it
began
Round
(
n.
)
A
course
of
action
or
conduct
performed
by
a
number
of
persons
in
turn,
or
one
after
another,
as
if
seated
in
a
circle.
Round
(
n.
)
A
series
of
duties
or
tasks
which
must
be
performed
in
turn,
and
then
repeated.
Round
(
n.
)
A
circular
dance.
Round
(
n.
)
That
which
goes
round
a
whole
circle
or
company
Round
(
n.
)
Rotation,
as
in
office
Round
(
n.
)
The
step
of
a
ladder
Round
(
n.
)
A
course
ending
where
it
began
Round
(
n.
)
A
walk
performed
by
a
guard
or
an
officer
round
the
rampart
of
a
garrison,
or
among
sentinels,
to
see
that
the
sentinels
are
faithful
and
all
things
safe
Round
(
n.
)
A
general
discharge
of
firearms
by
a
body
of
troops
in
which
each
soldier
fires
once.
Round
(
n.
)
Ammunition
for
discharging
a
piece
or
pieces
once
Round
(
n.
)
A
short
vocal
piece,
resembling
a
catch
in
which
three
or
four
voices
follow
each
other
round
in
a
species
of
canon
in
the
unison.
Round
(
n.
)
The
time
during
which
prize
fighters
or
boxers
are
in
actual
contest
without
an
intermission,
as
prescribed
by
their
rules
Round
(
n.
)
A
brewer's
vessel
in
which
the
fermentation
is
concluded,
the
yeast
escaping
through
the
bunghole.
Round
(
n.
)
A
vessel
filled,
as
for
drinking.
Round
(
n.
)
An
assembly
Round
(
n.
)
See
Roundtop.
Round
(
n.
)
Same
as
Round
of
beef,
below.
Round
(
adv.
)
On
all
sides
Round
(
adv.
)
Circularly
Round
(
adv.
)
In
circumference
Round
(
adv.
)
From
one
side
or
party
to
another
Round
(
adv.
)
By
or
in
a
circuit
Round
(
adv.
)
Through
a
circle,
as
of
friends
or
houses.
Round
(
adv.
)
Roundly
Round
(
prep.
)
On
every
side
of,
so
as
to
encompass
or
encircle
Round
(
v.
t.)
To
make
circular,
spherical,
or
cylindrical
Round
(
v.
t.)
To
surround
Round
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
to
fullness
or
completeness
Round
(
v.
t.)
To
go
round
wholly
or
in
part
Round
(
v.
t.)
To
make
full,
smooth,
and
flowing
Round
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
round
or
full
Round
(
v.
i.)
To
go
round,
as
a
guard.
Round
(
v.
i.)
To
go
or
turn
round
Round-arm
(
a.
)
Applied
to
the
method
delivering
the
ball
in
bowling,
by
swinging
the
arm
horizontally.
turning round Bedeutung
turning
act
of
changing
in
practice
or
custom,
the
law
took
many
turnings
over
the
years
avoidance
turning
away
shunning
dodging
deliberately
avoiding,
keeping
away
from
or
preventing
from
happening
round
trip
a
trip
to
some
place
and
back
again
turn
turning
the
act
of
changing
or
reversing
the
direction
of
the
course,
he
took
a
turn
to
the
right
round
daily
round
the
usual
activities
in
your
day,
the
doctor
made
his
rounds
round
of
golf
round
the
activity
of
playing
holes
of
golf,
a
round
of
golf
takes
about
hours
round
dance
round
dancing
a
ballroom
dance
characterized
by
revolving
movement
round
dance
ring
dance
a
folk
dance,
dancers
form
a
circle
round-thelock
patrol
a
continuous
nonstop
patrol
turning
the
activity
of
shaping
something
on
a
lathe
round
(often
plural)
a
series
of
professional
calls
(usually
in
a
set
order),
the
doctor
goes
on
his
rounds
first
thing
every
morning,
the
postman's
rounds,
we
enjoyed
our
round
of
the
local
bars
quahog
quahaug
hard-shell
clam
hard
clam
round
clam
Venus
mercenaria
Mercenaria
mercenaria
an
edible
American
clam,
the
heavy
shells
were
used
as
money
by
some
American
Indians
round-tailed
muskrat
Florida
water
rat
Neofiber
alleni
of
Florida
wetlands
round
whitefish
Menominee
whitefish
Prosopium
cylindraceum
a
whitefish
with
a
bronze
back,
of
northern
North
America
and
Siberia
round
scad
cigarfish
quiaquia
Decapterus
punctatus
small
fusiform
fish
of
western
Atlantic
arena
theater
theater
in
the
round
a
theater
arranged
with
seats
around
at
least
three
sides
of
the
stage
cannonball
cannon
ball
round
shot
a
solid
projectile
that
in
former
times
was
fired
from
a
cannon
circle
round
any
circular
or
rotating
mechanism,
the
machine
punched
out
metal
circles
circus
tent
big
top
round
top
top
a
canvas
tent
to
house
the
audience
at
a
circus
performance,
he
was
afraid
of
a
fire
in
the
circus
tent,
they
had
the
big
top
up
in
less
than
an
hour
corner
street
corner
turning
point
the
intersection
of
two
streets,
standing
on
the
corner
watching
all
the
girls
go
by
ovolo
thumb
quarter
round
a
convex
molding
having
a
cross
section
in
the
form
of
a
quarter
of
a
circle
or
of
an
ellipse
round
unit
of
ammunition
one
shot
a
charge
of
ammunition
for
a
single
shot
round
arch
an
arch
formed
in
a
continuous
curve,
characteristic
of
Roman
architecture
round-bottom
flask
a
spherical
flask
with
a
narrow
neck
round
file
a
file
with
a
circular
cross
section,
used
to
file
the
inside
of
holes
Round
Table
King
Arthur's
Round
Table
(legend)
the
circular
table
for
King
Arthur
and
his
knights
rung
round
stave
a
crosspiece
between
the
legs
of
a
chair
turning
the
end-product
created
by
shaping
something
on
a
lathe
round
bone
bones
that
are
round
in
shape
round
ligament
of
the
uterus
ligamentum
teres
uteri
ligament
attached
to
the
uterus
on
either
side
in
front
of
and
below
the
opening
of
the
Fallopian
tube
and
passing
through
the
inguinal
canal
to
the
labia
majora
fenestra
rotunda
fenestra
cochleae
round
window
fenestra
of
the
cochlea
fenestra
leading
into
the
cochlea
round
hand
a
clearly
written
style
of
longhand
with
large
round
curves
round-trip
ticket
return
ticket
a
ticket
to
a
place
and
back
(usually
over
the
same
route)
round
robin
a
letter
signed
by
a
number
of
people
round
an
outburst
of
applause,
there
was
a
round
of
applause
round
troll
a
partsong
in
which
voices
follow
each
other,
one
voice
starts
and
others
join
in
one
after
another
until
all
are
singing
different
parts
of
the
song
at
the
same
time,
they
enjoyed
singing
rounds
round
table
roundtable
round-table
conference
a
meeting
of
peers
for
discussion
and
exchange
of
views,
a
roundtable
on
the
future
of
computing
table
tipping
table
tilting
table
turning
table
lifting
manipulation
of
a
table
during
a
seance,
attributed
to
spirits
turning
turn
a
movement
in
a
new
direction,
the
turning
of
the
wind
landmark
turning
point
watershed
an
event
marking
a
unique
or
important
historical
change
of
course
or
one
on
which
important
developments
depend,
the
agreement
was
a
watershed
in
the
history
of
both
nations
round
robin
a
tournament
in
which
every
contestant
plays
every
other
contestant
round
a
cut
of
beef
between
the
rump
and
the
lower
leg
round
steak
a
lean
cut
of
beef
from
between
the
rump
and
the
shank
top
round
roast
cut
from
the
round,
usually
suitable
for
roasting
bottom
round
cut
from
the
round,
suitable
for
pot
roast
quahaug
quahog
hard-shell
clam
round
clam
Atlantic
coast
round
clams
with
hard
shells,
large
clams
usually
used
for
chowders
or
other
clam
dishes
round
round
of
drinks
a
serving
to
each
of
a
group
(usually
alcoholic),
he
ordered
a
second
round
beat
round
a
regular
route
for
a
sentry
or
policeman,
in
the
old
days
a
policeman
walked
a
beat
and
knew
all
his
people
by
name
paper
route
paper
round
the
route
taken
when
delivering
newspapers
every
day
round
the
course
along
which
communications
spread,
the
story
is
going
the
rounds
in
Washington
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