Dictionary English German: [seat]

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English German
vacant {adj} [seat, also job etc.]
170
unbesetzt [Platz, auch Stelle, Posten]
furn. foldaway {adj} [attr.] [e.g. bed, seat, table]
96
Klapp- [z. B. Bett, Sitz, Tisch]
ancestral {adj} [e.g. castle, land, seat]
83
Stamm- [z. B. Burg, Land, Sitz (einer Adelsfamilie)]
unoccupied {adj} [e.g. seat, flat, slot]
5
frei [z. B. Platz, Wohnung, Steckplatz]
folding {adj} [e.g. seat rest]umklappbar [z. B. Sitzlehne]
repositionable {adj} [seat, chair]verstellbar [Sitz, Stuhl]
automot. unrestrained {adj} [not wearing a seat belt]nicht angegurtet
Verbs
to reserve sth. [a seat by placing sth. on it]
368
etw. belegen [(einen Sitzplatz) reservieren]
to recline [seat]sich verstellen lassen [Sitz]
to repad sth. [e.g. repair or replace the upholstery of a chair seat, armrest, sofa, etc.]etw. aufpolstern [die Polsterung von etw. aufarbeiten, erneuern usw.]
to snag sth. [esp. Am.] [coll.] [things particularly cheap, the best seat, etc.]sichDat. etw.Akk. schnappen [ugs.] [günstige Dinge, den besten Sitz etc.]
Nouns
admin. pol. relig. office [official residence, seat]
26
Amtssitz {m}
art furn. relig. misericord [also: mercy seat]
13
Misericordie {f}
home [site, seat]
8
Sitz {m}
dickey [Br.] [folding seat at the back of a motor car]
7
Notsitz {m}
bench [judge's seat]
6
Richterpult {n}
furn. [a wooden chair with four slanted legs and a slab-like backrest dovetailed into the massive plank seat]Stabelle {f}
hist. pol. [Germany during the time when Bonn was seat of government]Bonner Republik {f}
[imperial, royal, ducal....seat]Residenzstadt {f}
relig. [seat of a missionary society]Missionshaus {n}
archi. pol. [seat of a state parliament in Austria]Landhaus {n} [österr.]
theatre [the seat rows in front of the stage]Cercle {m} [österr.]
dickey [driver's seat on a carriage]Fahrersitz {m} [einer Kutsche]
dickey [rear seat for servants on a carriage]Rücksitz {m} [einer Kutsche, für Domestiken]
dicky [Br.] [folding seat at the back of a motor car]Notsitz {m}
2 Words: Others
tech. wallowed out {adj} {past-p} [irregularly enlarged bearing or joint seat(s) through uncontrolled movement]ausgeschlagen [Gelenk, Lager]
2 Words: Verbs
to be one's [e.g. This is my seat.]jdm. sein [regional] [ugs.] [gehören] [z. B. Der Platz ist mir.]
to drop back [into, on to a seat etc.]sich zurückfallen lassen
to fold sth. down [a car seat]etw.Akk. umlegen [einen Autositz]
pol. to stand for [a constituency, a seat] [Br.]kandidieren für [einen Wahlbezirk, einen Parlamentssitz]
to wear sth. out [sofa, seat etc.]etw.Akk. durchsitzen [Sofa, Sitz usw.]
2 Words: Nouns
automot. anchorage point [of a seat belt]Verankerungspunkt {m}
automot. baby seat [booster seat]Babysitz {m}
furn. chair bottom [seat]Sitz {m} eines Stuhls
med. Chance fracture [seat belt injury]Sicherheitsgurt-Fraktur {f}
childcare slot [also: spot, seat, or space]Betreuungsplatz {m} [für Kinder]
admin. district offices {pl} [seat, building]Amtshaus {n}
dunny seat [Aus.] [coll.] [toilet seat]Klositz {m} [ugs.]
psych. hot seat [special seat in group therapy]heißer Stuhl {m} [besonderer Platz in der Gruppentherapie]
relig. judgement seat [also: judgment seat]Richterstuhl {m}
pol. leveling seat [Am.] [also: adjustment seat]Ausgleichsmandat {n}
archi. mansion house [seat of mayor][Amtssitz des Bürgermeisters einer wichtigen englischen Großstadt]
automot. Maxi-Cosi® [child car seat]Maxi-Cosi® {m} [Kindersitz]
cloth. mining miner's apron [to protect seat of trousers]Fahrleder {n} [Gesäßleder für den Bergbau]
automot. passenger's seat [less common than passenger seat]Beifahrersitz {m}
automot. pillar loop [seat belt]Umlenker {m} [Sicherheitsgurt]
hist. pol. proconsul seat [esp. when combined with a name: proconsul's seat]Statthaltersitz {m} [römisches Reich]
bike rear end [chainstays, seat stays, linkages at the back of the bicycle]Hinterbau {m} [Fahrrad]
automot. rumble seat [Am.] [folding seat at the back of an automobile]Notsitz {m}
toilet trainer [toilet training seat for children]Toilettentrainer {m}
3 Words: Verbs
to lie down on sth. [seat, bed, floor]sichAkk. auf etw.Akk. legen [Sitz, Bett, Boden]
3 Words: Nouns
geogr. pol. Australian Capital Territory <ACT> [formerly: The Territory for the Seat of Government, Federal Capital Territory]ACT {n} [Australian Capital Territory]
automot. traffic child car seat [child safety seat]Kinderautositz {m}
automot. child safety seat [car seat]Rückhalteeinrichtung {f} [fachspr.] [Kindersitz für Kraftfahrzeuge]
automot. infant safety seat [car seat]Rückhalteeinrichtung {f} [fachspr.] [Kindersitz für Kraftfahrzeuge]
med. seat belt signs [marks left by the seat belt after an accident]Gurtmarken {pl} [bes. Abschürfungen nach Verkehrsunfällen]
aviat. side stick / sidestick [short for: side-stick controller] [situated to one side of the pilot's seat](seitlich montierter) Steuerknüppel {m} [Sidestick, Seitenknüppel]
4 Words: Others
by a narrow margin {adv} [e.g. win a parliamentary seat]mit knapper Mehrheit [z. B. einen Parlamentssitz gewinnen]
4 Words: Nouns
automot. back of a car [back seat]Fond {m}
furn. bottom of a chair [seat]Sitz {m} eines Stuhls
split-front toilet seat [also: open- front toilet seat]vorne offener WC-Sitz {m}
hist. St. Paul's church, Frankfurt [seat of the first German parliament](Frankfurter) Paulskirche {f}
5+ Words: Others
quote I like to think of life as a limousine. Though we are all riding together we must remember our places; there is a front seat and a back seat and a window in between. [Sabrina]Das Leben ist wie eine Limousine. Wir fahren zwar alle zusammen, aber jeder von uns hat einen Platz. Es gibt einen Rücksitz und einen Vordersitz - mit einer Glasscheibe dazwischen.
Won't you please sit down? [polite invitation to take a seat]Wollen Sie nicht Platz nehmen?
Writing consists of applying the seat of the pants to the seat of the chair.Die Kunst liegt beim Schreiben darin, seinen Hosenboden auf dem Stuhl zu halten.
Fiction (Literature and Film)
film F Identikit [also: The Driver's Seat] [Giuseppe Patroni Griffi]Identikit
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