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Burgtor
I. cas·tle [ˈkɑ:sl̩, Am ˈkæsl̩] СЪЩ
1. castle:
Burg f <-, -en>
Schloss ср <-es, Schlọ̈s·ser>
2. castle разг (chess piece):
Turm м <-(e)s, Türme>
Phrases:
II. cas·tle [ˈkɑ:sl̩, Am ˈkæsl̩] ГЛАГ нпрх CHESS
I. gate [geɪt] СЪЩ
1. gate:
Tor ср <-(e)n, -en>
gate at a level-crossing
Schranke f <-, -n>
gate at a canal lock
Schleusentor ср <-(e)s, -e>
gate at an airport
Flugsteig м <-s, -e>
gate at an airport
Gate ср <-s, -s>
Gatter ср <-s, ->
Pforte f <-, -n>
2. gate СПОРТ (for horses):
3. gate (spectators):
Zuschauerzahl f <-, -en>
4. gate no pl (money):
5. gate ИНФОРМ (of FET device):
6. gate (in camera/projector):
II. gate [geɪt] ГЛАГ прх
1. gate usu passive Brit:
2. gate enclosure, entrance:
to gate sth
den Zugang zu etw дат versperren
castle gate СЪЩ
Present
Icastle
youcastle
he/she/itcastles
wecastle
youcastle
theycastle
Past
Icastled
youcastled
he/she/itcastled
wecastled
youcastled
theycastled
Present Perfect
Ihavecastled
youhavecastled
he/she/ithascastled
wehavecastled
youhavecastled
theyhavecastled
Past Perfect
Ihadcastled
youhadcastled
he/she/ithadcastled
wehadcastled
youhadcastled
theyhadcastled
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Wearing lambskin caps that covered their hair and stars, they went to their father's castle and forced their way in.
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There she discovers the tumbledown castle and the three elderly sisters whose family has resided there for many generations.
www.express.co.uk
The first stage is a side view of the character trying to cross a drawbridge to reach a castle.
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They soon regained their children and set out for their own castle.
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In the 19th century and early 20th centuries, the castle was used, among other things, as a quarry, a tennis court and a chicken run.
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The last twelve Templars fled to the castle, vowing that none of them would ever leave it alive – they are said to have been killed after a valiant fight.
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www.lahnstein.de
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Die letzten zwölf Tempelherren flohen mit dem Schwur in die Burg, dass keiner von ihnen sie lebend wieder verließe – und sollen nach heldenhaftem Kampf gefallen sein.
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The Swabian Jura is small for her romantic cities, the heath landscapes, vast forests, caves, castles and palaces known.
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www.villas-and-homes.com
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Die Schwäbische Alb ist für ihre kleinen romantischen Städte, die Heidelandschaften, die ausgedehnten Wälder, die Höhlen, Burgen und Schlösser bekannt.
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The late-Staufian castle of the Archbishops and prince-electors of Mainz was built around the year 1245 in order to protect the area of the Lahn mouth.
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www.lahnstein.de
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Die spätstaufische Burg der Erzbischöfe und Kurfürsten von Mainz wurde um das Jahr 1245 zum Schutz des Gebiets an der Lahnmündung erbaut.
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The 65-km-long UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley between Bingen and Koblenz is particularly famous for its small medieval towns, the legendary Loreley rock, and the approx. 30 castles – that rise on average every two kilometers above the river.
www.lahnstein.de
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Berühmt ist das 65km lange Unesco-Welterbe " Oberes Mittelrheintal " zwischen Bingen und Koblenz vor allem für seine mittelalterlichen Städtchen, den legendären Loreleyfelsen und die ca. 30 Burgen und Schlösser - die sich rechnerisch etwa alle zwei Kilometer erheben.
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The Mullerthal Trail runs beside the pond opposite the castle into the woods and leads along the banks of the wild, romantic “Haupeschbaach” (3) which determines, together with the moss-covered rocks, the character of this section.
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www.mullerthal-trail.lu
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Der Mullerthal Trail verläuft neben dem Weiher gegenüber der Burg hinein in den Wald und führt am Ufer des wildromatischen „Haupeschbaach“ (3) entlang, der zusammen mit den moosbedeckten Felsen den Charakter dieses Abschnitts bestimmt.
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