CINDER TRACK - Traduzione inglese-tedesco

nel dizionario PONS

ˈcin·der track SOST

cinder track

Aschenbahn f <-, -en>

nel dizionario PONS

Aschenbahn

cinder track

nel dizionario PONS

cin·der [ˈsɪndəʳ, ingl am -ɚ] SOST

cinder

Zinder m meist pl

cinders pl

Asche f <-, -n> kein pl

burnt to a cinder

verkohlt

I. track [træk] SOST

1. track (path):

track

Weg m <-(e)s, -e>

track

Pfad m <-(e)s, -e>

forest track

Waldweg m <-(e)s, -e>

muddy track

Matschweg m

2. track (rails):

tracks pl

Schienen pl

“keep off the tracks”

„Betreten der Gleise verboten“

to leave the tracks

entgleisen

3. track (for curtains):

track

Schiene f <-, -n>

4. track ingl am FERR (platform):

track

Bahnsteig m <-(e)s, -e>

track

Perron m <-s, -s> CH

5. track usu pl also fig (mark):

track

Spur f <-, -en> a. fig

track of a deer

Fährte f <-, -n>

tyre tracks

Reifenspuren pl

tyre tracks

Pneuspuren pl CH

to be on the track of sb [or on sb's track]

jdm auf der Spur [o. auf den Fersen] sein

to cover up one's tracks

seine Spuren verwischen

to leave tracks

Spuren hinterlassen

6. track (path):

track of a hurricane

Bahn f <-, -en>

track of a comet

[Lauf]bahn f

track of an airplane

Route f <-, -n>

7. track no pl fig (course):

track

Weg m <-(e)s, -e>

I tried to follow the track of his argument

ich versuchte, seinem Gedankengang zu folgen

the company is on track to make record profits

die Firma ist auf dem besten Weg, Rekordgewinne zu erzielen

we were rather behind our schedule, but we've managed to get back on track now

wir waren ziemlich in Verzug geraten, aber inzwischen läuft wieder alles nach Zeitplan

to keep the economy on/to get [or put] the economy back on track

die Wirtschaft in Schwung halten/wieder in Schwung bringen

to get one's life back on track

sein Leben wieder ins Lot bringen

to be on the right/wrong track

auf dem richtigen/falschen Weg sein

8. track no pl:

track (educational path)

Laufbahn f <-, -en>

track (career path)

Berufsweg m

to change track [completely]

eine [völlig] neue Richtung einschlagen

9. track SPORT:

track for running

Laufbahn f <-, -en>

track for race cars

Piste f <-, -n>

track for bikes

Radrennbahn f <-, -en>

track for bikes

Velorennbahn f CH

10. track no pl (athletics):

track

Leichtathletik f <-> kein pl

11. track:

track (piece of music)

Nummer f <-, -n>

track (piece of music)

Stück nt <-(e)s, -e>

track (piece of music)

Track m <-s, -s> sl

track (in a film)

Soundtrack m <-s, -s>

backing track

Backgroundmusik f kein pl

12. track:

track (on a tape)

Tonspur f <-, -en>

track (on a record)

Rille f <-, -n>

track INFORM

[Magnet]spur f

four-track tape recorder

Vierspur[tonband]gerät nt

13. track (between wheels):

track

Spurweite f <-, -n>

14. track NAUT:

track

Hohlkehle f <-, -n> term tecn

track

Nut f <-, -en> term tecn

15. track (on a bulldozer, tank):

track

Kette f <-, -n>

16. track DIR:

track

Rechtsweg m <-(e)s, -e>

fast track

beschleunigtes Verfahren

multi-track

reguläres Verfahren nt

multi-track

≈ Untersuchungsverfahren nt

small claims track

Verfahren nt für Bagatellsachen

17. track ELETTR:

track

Leiter m <-s, ->

locuzioni:

to be off the beaten track

abgelegen sein

to get off [the] track

vom Thema abweichen

to keep track of sb/sth (follow)

jdn/etw im Auge behalten

to keep track of sb/sth (count)

jdn/etw zählen

to live [or be] on the wrong side of the tracks colloq

aus ärmlichen Verhältnissen stammen

to lose track of sb/sth (lose contact)

jdn/etw aus den Augen verlieren

to lose track [of sth] (be confused about)

[über etw acc] den Überblick verlieren

to lose track [of sth] (not keep up to date)

[über etw acc] nicht mehr auf dem Laufenden sein

I use to know everything about him, but I've lost track recently

ich wusste früher alles über ihn, aber neuerdings bin ich nicht mehr auf dem Laufenden

he had lost all track of time

er hatte jegliches Zeitgefühl verloren

to make tracks colloq

sich acc aufmachen

I'd better make tracks now

ich mach mich jetzt besser auf die Socken colloq

to make tracks for London/the pub

sich acc auf den Weg nach London/zur Kneipe machen

to stop [or halt] sb [dead] in their tracks

jdn vor Schreck [vollkommen] erstarren lassen

to stop [or halt][or freeze] in one's tracks

vor Schreck erstarren

to throw sb off the track

jdn auf die falsche Fährte führen fig

in one's tracks

an Ort und Stelle

II. track [træk] SOST modifier SPORT

track (competition, team, star)

Lauf-

track medal (in racing)

Rennsportmedaille f

III. track [træk] VB vb trans

1. track (pursue):

to track sth

etw verfolgen

to track an animal

die Fährte eines Tieres verfolgen

to track sb

jds Spur verfolgen

the terrorists were tracked to Amsterdam

die Spur der Terroristen konnte bis nach Amsterdam verfolgt werden

2. track (follow the trail of):

to track sb's career/record

jds Karriere/Vorgeschichte verfolgen

to track a storm/hurricane

einen Sturm/Orkan verfolgen

3. track (find):

to track sth/sb/an animal

etw/jdn/ein Tier aufspüren

the kidnapper was tracked to the airport

der Entführer wurde am Flughafen aufgespürt

to track a criminal/target

einen Kriminellen/ein Ziel aufspüren

4. track esp ingl am (make a trail of):

to track sand/dirt in the house

Sand-/Schmutzspuren im Haus hinterlassen

5. track ingl am SCUOLA (divide into groups):

to track students

Schüler in Gruppen einteilen

IV. track [træk] VB vb intr

1. track camera:

track

heranfahren

2. track:

track storm, hurricane

ziehen <zog, gezogen>

track stylus

sich acc bewegen

3. track (wheels):

track

spurgenau laufen

Voce OpenDict

track VB

to track sth (e.g. results) vb trans

etw nachverfolgen

Glossario di Geografia Klett

track VB

track

verfolgen

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

track TRASP PUBBL

track

Schiene (Eisenbahn)

Present

I	track
you	track
he/she/it	tracks
we	track
you	track
they	track

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

It was surrounded by a 430 yard cinder track for athletics and cycling, hence the name.

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When the stadium was built, a cinder track was included on the site, northeast of the stadium.

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At the time the ground had a cinder track a quarter of a mile long.

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The cinder track was eliminated during the remodeling as a soccer venue.

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The old cinder track had been 0.75mi km in length, but the tarmac circuit was lengthened to 1mi km and now ran anticlockwise.

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