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16:59 Aug 10, 2001 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering | |||||||
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na | catchment area |
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na | catchment area |
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na | area coverage, catchment area |
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catchment area Explanation: This is defined as the area from which rainfall flows to a river, etc. Concise Oxford |
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catchment area Explanation: Kim is right - catchment area is the term used in these contexts. However, it loses its literal meaning (rivers, etc.). And in your text, "Einzugsgebiet" has nothing to do with rivers, drainage, etc. For example, you also speak of "catchment area" in connection with schools, public services, etc. |
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area coverage, catchment area Explanation: These are (in order) the 2 terms provided by terminus, FWB Verkehrswesen Hope it helps. terminus, Fachw�rterbuch Verkehrswesen |
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