Übersetzung für 'hillside' von Englisch nach Deutsch

hillside {adj} [attr.]

am Hang gelegen

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hillside

Abhang {m}

Hang {m}geogr.

Berghang {m}

Hanglage {f}

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hillside failure

Hangversagen {n}geol.

hillside loam

Hanglehm {m}geol.

Fließlehm {m}geol.

Gehängelehm {m}geol.

hillside plot

Hanggrundstück {n}RealEst.

hillside vineyard

Rebhang {m}oenol.

rock hillside

Felshang {m}geol.

steep hillside

steiler Abhang {m}

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on the hillside {adv}

am Hang

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situated on a hillside {adv}

in HanglageRealEst.

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to cut through a hillside

einen Hügel durchschneiden

• The hillside is marked by a former "Commanderie" and the manor of Rocheturpin (which lost its Romanesque chapel in the late nineteenth century).
• In the Chibcha language of the Muisca, Ubalá means "Place on the hillside" or "At the foot of the hillside".
• The presence of water within a rocky hillside is one of the major factors leading to instability.
• On October 12, 1918, part of the great 1918 Cloquet Fire burned down the hillside as far as the railroad tracks.
• The first element is "sol" which means "the Sun" and the last element is the finite form of "li" which means "hillside". Thus, the name means "the sunny hillside".

• It is derived from "cweorn" 'quern' or 'millstone' and "sīde" 'hillside', so means "hillside where millstones are found".
• The name comes from the Irish "Leitir Móir" meaning "great rough hillside" ("leitir" = "rough hillside").
• Because of the neighborhood's mountainside location, the narrow streets are steeply inclined and there is a large, rocky hillside space that is undeveloped.
• A stone masonry structure built into the hillside is thought to have functioned as a place for food storage.
• It features a century-old lane of plane trees, leading northwards from the entrance, and a forested hillside with a number of footpaths.

• This is a list of hillside letters (also known as mountain monograms) in the U.S. state of Idaho. There are at least 36 hillside letters, acronyms, and messages in the state, possibly as many as 42.
• Eichhalde is a hillside (Eich means Oak and Halde just means Hillside).
• Another possible origin is "Wulfa's hillside", from the Old English personal name "Wulfa" "wolf" and "őra" "hillside, slope", although this word in place-names usually means "river mouth, shore".
• Sidehill combines are very similar to hillside combines in that they level the combine to the ground so that the threshing can be efficiently conducted; however, they have some very distinct differences.
• The name "Largo" comes from the Scottish Gaelic word for hillside: Learg; a reference to the area being on a hillside of Largo Law.

• or "Schloss Scherenberg") is a ruined hill castle (hillside castle) at an elevation of [...] which stands on a hillside above the town of Gemünden am Main in the province of Lower Franconia in the German state of Bavaria.