AREA BOMBING - английски-немски превод

в PONS речника

area ˈbomb·ing СЪЩ ВОЕН

area bombing

Flächenbombardement ср

в PONS речника

I. bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] СЪЩ

1. bomb (explosive):

bomb

Bombe f <-, -n>

letter/parcel bomb

Brief-/Paketbombe f

mother of all bombs

Mutter f aller Bomben разг (größte nicht-nukleare Bombe der US-Streitkräfte)

unexploded bomb

Blindgänger м <-s, ->

laser-guided bomb

lasergesteuerte Bombe

to drop a bomb on sth

eine Bombe auf etw вин werfen

to go like a bomb

abgehen wie ein geölter Blitz sl

sth looks as if [or though] a bomb has hit it

etw sieht aus, als hätte eine Bombe eingeschlagen

to plant a bomb

eine Bombe legen

to put a bomb under sb/sth прен разг

jdn/etw völlig umkrempeln

to throw a bomb

eine Bombe werfen

2. bomb (atom bomb):

the bomb

die [Atom]bombe

3. bomb Brit разг (lot of money):

bomb

Unsumme[n] f[pl]

4. bomb Brit прен разг (success):

to go [like [or down]] a bomb

ein Bombenerfolg sein разг

to go [like [or down]] a bomb party

gut abgehen sl

5. bomb Am sl (the best, coolest):

the [or da]bomb no pl

das Coolste sl

the [or da]bomb no pl

der Hit sl

6. bomb Am разг (flop):

to be a bomb

ein Misserfolg [o. разг Flop] sein

II. bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] ГЛАГ прх

to bomb sth

etw bombardieren

this pub was bombed a few years ago

in dieser Kneipe ging vor ein paar Jahren eine Bombe hoch разг

III. bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] ГЛАГ нпрх разг

bomb

[völlig] danebengehen разг

bomb·ing [ˈbɒmɪŋ, Am ˈbɑ:m-] СЪЩ

bombing ВОЕН

Bombardierung f <-, -en>

bombing (terrorist attack)

Bombenanschlag м <-(e)s, -schläge>

area [ˈeəriə, Am ˈeri-] СЪЩ

1. area (region):

area

Gebiet ср <-(e)s, -e>

area

Region f <-, -en>

area

Gegend f <-, -en>

area of activity

Tätigkeitsgebiet ср

area of activity

Tätigkeitsfeld ср

area of coverage

Reichweite f <-, -n>

danger area

Gefahrenzone f <-, -n>

area manager

Gebietsleiter(in) м (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>

area of responsibility

Aufgabengebiet ср <-(e)s, -e>

testing area

Testgelände ср

2. area АНАТ:

area cheek, neck, stomach

-gegend f

area of the brain

Hirnregion f

area of the lung

Lungenbereich м

neck area

Nackengegend м

neck area

Nackenbereich f

3. area ТЪРГ:

commercial area

Gewerbegebiet ср <-(e)s, -e>

sales area

Verkaufsfläche f <-, -n>

ИКОН free trade area

Freihandelszone f <-, -n>

ФИН dollar/sterling area

Dollar-/Sterlingzone f

4. area (subject field):

area

Gebiet ср <-(e)s, -e> прен

area of competence/knowledge

Wissensgebiet ср <-(e)s, -e>

5. area (surface measure):

area

Fläche f <-, -n>

area

Flächeninhalt м <-(e)s, -e>

area of a circle

Kreisfläche f <-, -n>

50 square kilometres in area

eine Fläche von 50 km²

6. area FBALL:

area разг

Strafraum м <-(e)s> kein pl

7. area (approximately):

in the area of ...

ungefähr ...

in the area of £200

etwa 200 Pfund

"Банково дело, финанси, застрахователно дело"

area СЪЩ MKT-WB

area

Bereich м

"География"

bomb СЪЩ

bomb

Gesteinsbrocken

bomb

„Bombe“

Present

I	bomb
you	bomb
he/she/it	bombs
we	bomb
you	bomb
they	bomb

Past

I	bombed
you	bombed
he/she/it	bombed
we	bombed
you	bombed
they	bombed

Present Perfect

I	have	bombed
you	have	bombed
he/she/it	has	bombed
we	have	bombed
you	have	bombed
they	have	bombed

Past Perfect

I	had	bombed
you	had	bombed
he/she/it	had	bombed
we	had	bombed
you	had	bombed
they	had	bombed

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

If your rural area is a commutable distance from a city, you have a better chance of retaining your population and keeping people living there.

www.independent.ie

The facility also has a time-out area for temporarily separating dogs that demonstrate aggressive behavior.

en.wikipedia.org

Education, skiing tourism, and Christmas tree farming are among this area's most prominent industries, although agriculture and raising livestock also remain important.

en.wikipedia.org

The bus lines that serve the area carry about 5 million passengers per year as of 2012, which is a sufficient ridership for a tram line.

en.wikipedia.org

The area changed with the fortunes of the empires and the feudal ambitions of the counts appointed to administrate the counties.

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