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Unfallhäufungsgebiet

nel dizionario PONS

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area [ˈeəriə, ingl am ˈeri-] SOST

1. area (region):

Gebiet nt <-(e)s, -e>
Region f <-, -en>
Gegend f <-, -en>
Reichweite f <-, -n>
Gefahrenzone f <-, -n>
Gebietsleiter(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>
Aufgabengebiet nt <-(e)s, -e>

2. area ANAT:

area cheek, neck, stomach

3. area COMM:

Gewerbegebiet nt <-(e)s, -e>
Verkaufsfläche f <-, -n>
Freihandelszone f <-, -n>

4. area (subject field):

Gebiet nt <-(e)s, -e> fig
Wissensgebiet nt <-(e)s, -e>

5. area (surface measure):

Fläche f <-, -n>
Flächeninhalt m <-(e)s, -e>
Kreisfläche f <-, -n>

6. area CALCIO:

area colloq
Strafraum m <-(e)s> kein pl

7. area (approximately):

in the area of £200

I. risk [rɪsk] SOST

1. risk (hazard):

Risiko nt <-s, -s>
Brandgefahr f <-, -en>
bad [or high]/good [or low]risk
to take [or run] a risk
to take [or run] a risk

2. risk (insurance policy):

Risiko nt <-s, -s>
Gefahr f <-, -en>
Gefährdung f <-, -en>
Feuergefahr f <-, -en>

II. risk [rɪsk] SOST modifier

risk (analysis, factor):

III. risk [rɪsk] VB vb trans

to risk sth
riskieren [o. es wagen] , etw zu tun
to risk one's life [or colloq neck]

I. high [haɪ] AGG

1. high (altitude):

hoch <höher, am höchsten> pred
hohe(r, s) attr

2. high (above average):

hohe(r, s) attr
hoch <höher, am höchsten> pred
[für jdn/etw] voll des Lobes sein
to pay a high price for sth also fig
für etw acc einen hohen Preis bezahlen a. fig

3. high (of large numerical value):

high calibre [or ingl am caliber] gun
of the highest calibre [or ingl am caliber] fig

4. high (important):

to have sth on the highest authority esp scherz
hochrangig <höherrangig, höchstrangig>

5. high (noble):

6. high pegg (arrogant):

7. high (intense):

8. high MED:

9. high GASTR (rich):

10. high (intoxicated, euphoric):

high colloq a. fig
to be [as] high as a kite colloq (euphoric)

11. high (shrill):

to sing in a high key

12. high LING:

13. high pred (gone off):

to be high food
riechen <roch, gerochen>
to be high game

locuzioni:

sb's stock is high
jds Aktien stehen gut fig
sb's stock is high

II. high [haɪ] AVV

1. high (position):

hoch <höher, am höchsten>

2. high (amount):

hoch <höher, am höchsten>

3. high (intensity):

locuzioni:

III. high [haɪ] SOST

1. high (high point):

Höchststand m <-(e)s, -stände>

2. high METEOR:

Hoch nt <-s, -s>

3. high (exhilaration):

4. high (heaven):

im Himmel poet
scherz fig colloq the orders came from on high

5. high AUTO:

Voce OpenDict

risk SOST

Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

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Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

area SOST MERC CONCORR

high SOST MERC FIN

High nt

Glossario di Geografia Klett

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

high risk area SICUR STRAD

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti
Present
Irisk
yourisk
he/she/itrisks
werisk
yourisk
theyrisk
Past
Irisked
yourisked
he/she/itrisked
werisked
yourisked
theyrisked
Present Perfect
Ihaverisked
youhaverisked
he/she/ithasrisked
wehaverisked
youhaverisked
theyhaverisked
Past Perfect
Ihadrisked
youhadrisked
he/she/ithadrisked
wehadrisked
youhadrisked
theyhadrisked

PONS OpenDict

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If your rural area is a commutable distance from a city, you have a better chance of retaining your population and keeping people living there.
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The facility also has a time-out area for temporarily separating dogs that demonstrate aggressive behavior.
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Education, skiing tourism, and Christmas tree farming are among this area's most prominent industries, although agriculture and raising livestock also remain important.
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The bus lines that serve the area carry about 5 million passengers per year as of 2012, which is a sufficient ridership for a tram line.
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The area changed with the fortunes of the empires and the feudal ambitions of the counts appointed to administrate the counties.
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