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übersetze rail von Englische ins Schwedisch

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rail:
- befästning; värn; skyttegrav; förskansning; ledstång; räcke; trappräcke
- reling; räl; räls
Wiktionary:
- rail → räcke, skena, räl, räls, spröjs, slå, rall
- rail → skälla, smäda
- rail → rall, skena, järnvägs-, leta, söka

Englisch

Detailübersetzungen für rail (Englisch) ins Schwedisch

rail:

rail [the ~] Nomen

the rail (entrenchment; redoubt; earthwork)
befästning; värn; skyttegrav; förskansning
- befästning [-en] Nomen
- värn [-ett] Nomen
- skyttegrav [-en] Nomen
- förskansning [-en] Nomen
the rail (banisters; guard-rail; hand-rail; parapet; arm rest; hand support)
ledstång; räcke; trappräcke
- ledstång [-en] Nomen
- räcke [-ett] Nomen
- trappräcke Nomen

rail

rail (gunwale)
reling
- reling
rail
räl
- räl
rail
räls
- räls

Übersetzung Matrix für rail:

Noun	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
befästning	earthwork; entrenchment; rail; redoubt
förskansning	earthwork; entrenchment; rail; redoubt
ledstång	arm rest; banisters; guard-rail; hand support; hand-rail; parapet; rail	balustrade; banisters; handrail; handrails
räcke	arm rest; banisters; guard-rail; hand support; hand-rail; parapet; rail
skyttegrav	earthwork; entrenchment; rail; redoubt	trench
trappräcke	arm rest; banisters; guard-rail; hand support; hand-rail; parapet; rail	balustrade; banisters; handrail; handrails
värn	earthwork; entrenchment; rail; redoubt	defence; defense
-	railing; rails; runway; track
Verb	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
-	fulminate; inveigh; rail in; rail off; revile; train; vilify; vituperate
Other	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
reling	gunwale; rail
räl	rail
räls	rail

Verwandte Wörter für "rail":

rails

Synonyms for "rail":

railing; barrier
railway; railroad; railroad line; railway line; railway system
track; rails; bar
wading bird; wader
inveigh; complain; kick; plain; sound off; quetch; kvetch
rail in; enclose; hold in; confine
supply; provide; render; furnish
rail off; separate; divide
transport
train; ride
lay; put down; repose
fish
vilify; revile; vituperate; abuse; clapperclaw; blackguard; shout
fulminate; denounce

Verwandte Definitionen für "rail":

any of numerous widely distributed small wading birds of the family Rallidae having short wings and very long toes for running on soft mud¹
a horizontal bar (usually of wood or metal)¹
short for railway¹
- he traveled by rail¹
- he was concerned with rail safety¹
a barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports¹
a bar or pair of parallel bars of rolled steel making the railway along which railroad cars or other vehicles can roll¹
criticize severely¹
- She railed against the bad social policies¹
spread negative information about¹
complain bitterly¹
fish with a handline over the rails of a boat¹
- They are railing for fresh fish¹
lay with rails¹
- hundreds of miles were railed out here¹
travel by rail or train¹
- They railed from Rome to Venice¹
convey (goods etc.) by rails¹
- fresh fruit are railed from Italy to Belgium¹
separate with a railing¹
provide with rails¹
- The yard was railed¹
enclose with rails¹

Wiktionary Übersetzungen für rail:

rail

noun

a horizontal bar; a railing
- rail → räcke
the metal bar that makes the track for a railroad
- rail → skena; räl
a railroad; a railway
- rail → räls
a horizontal piece of wood that serves to separate sections of a door or window
- rail → spröjs; slå
small bird in the family Rallidae
- rail → rall

verb

to complain
- rail → skälla; smäda

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• rail	→ rall	↔ Ralle — Zoologie: Vertreter der Vogelfamilie Rallidae aus der Ordnung der Kranichvogel
• rail	→ skena	↔ Schiene — Eisenbahntechnik: derjenige Teil einer Gleisstrecke, auf dem die Rad einer Eisenbahn laufen
• rail	→ järnvägs-	↔ ferroviaire — ferro\|fr Relatif aux chemin de fer.
• rail	→ leta; söka	↔ railler — plaisanter quelqu’un ou quelque chose, lui parler ou en parler avec moquerie.

Verwandte Übersetzungen für rail

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