Übersetzung für 'Golden Gate Strait' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Golden Gate Strait

Golden-Gate-Meerenge {f}geogr.

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Golden Gate

Goldenes Tor {n} [Konstantinopel]archi.

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Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge {f}geogr.transp.travel

Golden Gate [John Madden]

Golden GatefilmF

The Golden Gate [Alistair MacLean]

Golden Gatelit.F

Golden Gate [San Francisco Bay Area]

Golden Gate {n}geogr.

quality gate <Q-gate>

Qualitäts-Gate {n} <Q-Gate>comp.ind.QM

exclusive OR gate <XOR gate, EXOR gate, EOR gate>

Entweder-Oder-Gatter {n} <XOR-Gatter>comp.electr.math.

(common) golden-stars / golden stars [treated as sg.] [Bloomeria crocea, syn.: Allium croceum]

Goldstern {m}bot.T

strait

Sund {m}geogr.

Enge {f} [Meerenge]geogr.

Meerenge {f}geogr.

Meeresenge {f} [ugs.]geogr.

Meeresstraße {f}geogr.

Straße {f} [Meerenge]geogr.

strait {adj}

schwierig

misslich

knapp

Denmark Strait

Dänemarkstraße {f}geogr.

Yugorsky Strait

Jugorstraße {f}geogr.

strait-laced {adj}

sittenstreng

• The lighthouse is at the south end of the narrowest part of Golden Gate strait.
• Before the Golden Gate Bridge was completed in 1937, there was regular vehicle ferry service across the Golden Gate strait, running from the Hyde Street Pier to Sausalito.
• He swam across the Golden Gate strait from San Francisco to Marin County in 1915.
• About 560,000 years ago, a tectonic shift caused the large inland Lake Corcoran to spill out the central valley and through the Carquinez Strait, carving out sediment and forming canyons in what is now the northern part of the San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate strait.
• It is located at sea level below Conzelman Road, which leads from the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge up and along the Marin Headlands overlooking the Golden Gate strait that leads into San Francisco Bay.

• peak in the Marin Headlands, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge and across the Golden Gate strait from San Francisco, California.
• ... 1891&ndash;1960) was an undergraduate at the University of California at Berkeley in literature when she became the first woman to swim across the Golden Gate Strait, which separates the Pacific Ocean from San Francisco Bay on August 19, 1911.