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Übersetzung für 'open land' von Englisch nach Deutsch

open land

Freiland {n}agr.

Offenland {n}ecol.for.geogr.

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Werbung

half-open land

Halboffenland {n}ecol.for.geogr.

unzoned open land [Am.]

unbebaute Fläche {f}constr.RealEst.

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Renewed (Land / Land's) Constitution [Bohemia, 1627] [Obnovené zřízení zemské]

Verneuerte Landesordnung {f}hist.lawpol.

earthquake with a magnitude of 8.2 on the open / open-ended Richter scale

Erdbeben {n} der Stärke 8,2 auf der nach oben offenen Richterskalageol.

land

Lötauge {n}electr.

Land {n}

Boden {m} [Grundbesitz]RealEst.

Grund und Bodenagr.RealEst.

Steg {m} [Fläche zur Befestigung bzw. Führung von Teilen]

Festland {n} [fester Boden]geogr.

Feld {n}weapons

to land

landen

anlegen [Schiff]naut.

ausladentransp.

aufkommen [aufsetzen, auftreffen]

aufsetzen [landen]aviat.

inner land

Binnenland {n}

land acquisition

Landkauf {m}

farm land

Agrarland {n} [Landschaft]

to sight land

Land sichten

land agent

Immobilienmakler {m}

land sailing

Strandsegeln {n}sports

• Open Range – Weites Land = Open Range [Kevin Costner]
• Open Tuning {n} = open tuning
• Open-Air- = open-air
• Heiliges Land {n} <Hl. Land> = Holy Land [referring to Palestine and Israel]
• Open-Closed-Prinzip {n} = open-closed principle
• Open-Access-Zeitschriften {pl} = open access journals
• Open-Air-Kino {n} = ozoner [Am.] [sl.]
• Open-Source-Software {f} = open source software <OSS>
• Open-Air-Versammlung {f} = open-air assembly
• Open-Air-Fest {n} = open-air festival
• Open-Air-Saison {f} = open-air season
• Open-Air-Festival {n} = open air festival
• Open-Air-Konzert {n} = open-air concert
• Open-Label-Studie {f} <OLS> = open-label study <OLS>
• Open-Source-Hardware {f} <OSH> = open-source hardware <OSH>
• Kasernierte Volkspolizei {f} (-Land) <KVP(-Land)> [DDR, Teil der KVP und Vorläufer der Landstreitkräfte der NVA] = Barracked People's Police (-ground) [GDR, part of the Barracked People's Police and forerunner of the ground forces of the NPA]
• Australian Open {n} [Tennisturnier] <AusOpen, AO> = Australian Open [tennis tournament] <AO>
• ...weil Open Source wichtig ist = ...because open source matters
• Open Platform Communications {f} <OPC> [Kommunikationsprotokoll] = open platform communications <OPC>
• Open-Kollektor {m} [auch: Open-Collector, Openkollektor] = open collector <OC>
• Open Air {n} [kurz: Open-Air-Konzert] = open-air concert

• Concerned that it might otherwise become a massive subdivision development, community groups and citizens organized to lobby for its preservation as open land.
• DeBary boasts several large parks and open land, each serving several outdoor activities.
• Southington boasts a fair share of large parks and open land, each serving several outdoor activities, and as a whole, a vast array of them.
• Between the constituent urban areas are relatively open suburbs and even some open land with agricultural fields.
• In part replacement for these closed pools and those at Scarbrook Road in Old Town a "Water Palace" facility was built on Metropolitan Open Land opposite the old airport for the Conservative council and opened in 1990.

• It is a mixture of suburban development and open land (including some farmland) situated 8 miles (13 km) north north-west of Charing Cross.
• Enfield was recorded in Domesday Book in 1086 as "Enefelde", and as "Einefeld" in 1214, "Enfeld" in 1293, and "Enfild" in 1564: that is 'open land of a man called Ēana', or 'where lambs are reared', from the Old English "feld" with an Old English personal name or with Old English "ēan" 'lamb'.
• The area continued predominantly as open land until it was developed as a suburb in the early nineteenth century.
• However, while in general these concepts are quite distinct in the UK from the green belt as a statutory development plan designation, an exception occurs in London where land may be designated as "Metropolitan Open Land" (MOL).
• The Inclosure Acts brought fences to separate formerly open land into many smaller fields, deer forests were being cut down, and arable land was increasing.

• This new site's proximity to the sea and the accessible open land surrounding it made it a better location than the old one.
• Hill Area is an open land district that forms the eastern edge of Fremont. It is the site of Mission Peak.
• It may be in the narrow strip of open land formed between the woods of Tramecourt and Azincourt (close to the modern village of Azincourt).
• Soyinka opposes allowing Fulani herdsmen the ability to graze their cattle on open land in southern, Christian-dominated Nigeria and believes these herdsmen should be declared terrorists to enable the restriction of their movements.
• A majority of its terrain is forested with hardwoods and conifers, and a majority of its open land is devoted to agriculture.

• About 17% of the basin is unused open land with another 8% of wetlands.
• Just days after trading away the team's three leading scorers, it was announced that the plans for a new downtown arena on the open land at Lebreton Flats had fallen through.
• Today common ostriches prefer open land and are native to the savannas and Sahel of Africa, both north and south of the equatorial forest zone.
• One on the southern coast (Snelsetter) which opened in August 1934 and was closed at the end of World War Two; it was used by military and civil aircraft, and now is open land.