Dictionary English German: [direction]

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English German
towards {prep} [in the direction of]
352
gen [+Akk.] [veraltend]
to {prep} [toward, in the direction of]
137
gen [+Akk.] [veraltend]
nowhere {adv} [direction]
97
nirgendwohin
over {adv} [at some distance, as in a direction indicated]
72
drüben
theatre stage {adj} [attr.] [e.g. designer, direction, lighting, scenery, version]
45
Bühnen- [z. B. Bildner, Anweisung, Beleuchtung, Bild, Fassung]
nowhere {adv} [direction]
12
nirgendhin
above {adv} [direction]
9
hinauf
nowhere {adv} [direction]
9
nirgendshin [selten]
anat. dent. zool. buccally {adv} [in the direction of the cheek]
7
backenwärts
everyway {adv} [in every direction]
7
überallhin
opposite {adj} [attr.] [e.g. lane, party, side, direction]
6
Gegen- [z. B. Fahrbahn, Seite, Richtung]
anat. dent. buccally {adv} [in the direction of the cheek]wangenwärts
mus. divisi {adj} [Italian] [musical direction esp. for orchestral string sections]geteilt
ecol. geogr. hydro. downstream {adv} [direction]nach unterstrom [fachspr.]
ecol. geogr. hydro. downstream {adv} [direction]nach Unterstrom [fachspr.]
theatre Exit. [stage direction]Geht ab. [Regieanweisung]
outside {adv} [indicating the direction]nach draußen
over {adv} [giving a direction]ummi [bayer.] [österr.] [ugs.] [hinüber, herrüber]
audio phys. tech. sound {adj} [attr.] [e.g. amplitude, barrier, conductor, direction, insulation]Schall- [z. B. Amplitude, Mauer, Leiter, Richtung, Dämmung]
tended {past-p} [in a direction]sich geneigt
towards {prep} [in the direction of]in Richtung
towards {prep} [in the direction of]in Richtung auf [+Akk.]
uptown {adv} [Am.] [to northern part of Manhattan Island, New York] [direction]in den Norden von Manhattan Island [des New Yorker Stadtteils Manhattan Island]
withershins {adv} [chiefly Scot.] [in the wrong direction] [of a circular movement]falsch herum
Verbs
to run [+adverbial of direction] [street, border, etc.]
211
verlaufen [in eine Richtung führen, sich erstrecken, z. B. Straße, Grenze usw.]
to manoeuvre sth. [+adverbial of direction] [Br.]
94
etw. bugsieren [+Richtungsangabe] [ugs.] [z. B. Möbelstück durch die Tür]
to spin [coll.] [to influence in a certain direction]
66
einwickeln [ugs.] [überreden]
aviat. to volplane [with adverbial of direction]
15
gleitfliegen
to countersteer [to steer a vehicle in the opposite direction] [also fig.]Gegensteuer geben [schweiz.] [Fahrzeug gegenlenken] [auch fig.]
Nouns
course [direction of travel]
1838
Kurs {m} [Schifffahrt, Luftfahrt, Verkehr usw.]
order [authoritative command, direction, or instruction]
1204
Befehl {m}
turn [change in direction, changing point]
698
Wende {f}
naut. tack [direction of vessel] [also fig.]
524
Kurs {m} [auch fig.]
guidance [direction]
479
Führung {f} [Leitung]
aviat. mil. spotter [plane used for artillery fire direction]
328
Artillerieflugzeug {n}
rule [provision, direction]
326
Vorschrift {f}
course [direction]
157
Richtung {f}
course [of events, direction]
96
Lauf {m} [Verlauf, Flusslauf, Astron.]
way [route, direction]
85
Richtung {f}
policy [course, direction]
57
Kurs {m} [fig.]
leadership [control or direction]
33
Federführung {f}
government [regulation, direction]
31
Leitung {f}
jobs administration [management (of sth.), direction]
28
Regie {f} [geh.] [Leitung, Verwaltung]
swerve [also: fig.] [an abrupt change of direction]
24
Schwenkung {f} [auch: fig.] [plötzlicher Richtungswechsel]
airt [chiefly Scot.: direction]
15
Richtung {f}
audio [square of direction / directional factor]Richtungsgrad {m}
hist. mil. [WW II German short-range radar used for early warning, searchlight direction or gun-laying, and local observation and tracking]Funkmessgerät {n} <FuMG>
break [change of direction]Richtungswechsel {m}
ling. directionality [direction of translation]Übersetzungsrichtung {f}
rail transp. headway [time interval between vehicles traveling in the same direction on a route]Takt {m} [Zeittakt, z. B. bei Zugabfahrten]
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