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Detailed Translations for Pier from English to German

pier:

pier [the ~] noun

  1. the pier (jetty)
    der Steg; die Landungsbrücke; der Landungssteg
  2. the pier (landing-stage; quay; mooring; )
    die Anlegestelle; die Brücke; die Landungsbrücke
  3. the pier (bulwark; quay; quayside; )
    die Anlegestelle; der Kai; der Steg; die Landungsbrücke; der Landungssteg
  4. the pier (anchorage grounds; berth; quay; )
    der Liegeplatz; der Ankerplatz

Translation Matrix for pier:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Ankerplatz anchorage grounds; berth; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay
Anlegestelle anchorage; bulwark; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside bulwark; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; wharf; wharfside
Brücke anchorage; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay bridge; cabin; network bridge; wheel-house
Kai bulwark; landing stage; landing-stage; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside bulwark; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; wharf; wharfside
Landungsbrücke anchorage; bulwark; jetty; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside jetty; landing stage
Landungssteg bulwark; jetty; landing stage; landing-stage; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside
Liegeplatz anchorage grounds; berth; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay
Steg bulwark; jetty; landing stage; landing-stage; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside narrow bridge; plank bridge; platform; trouser strap
- dock; wharf; wharfage

Synonyms for "pier":


Related Definitions for "pier":

  1. a platform built out from the shore into the water and supported by piles; provides access to ships and boats1
  2. a support for two adjacent bridge spans1
  3. (architecture) a vertical supporting structure (as a portion of wall between two doors or windows)1

Wiktionary Translations for pier:

pier
noun
  1. raised platform built from the shore out over water
  2. structure supporting the junction between two spans of a bridge
  3. rectangular pillar, or similar structure, that supports an arch, wall or roof

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
pier Flugsteig pier — overdekte loopbrug op luchthaven
pier Mole pier — een in een zee of rivier uitstekende brug, dam of golfbreker
pier Mole zeehoofd — pier of dijk die in zee uitsteekt
pier Landungsbrücke; Bootssteg; Anlegestelle; Landeplatz débarcadère — marine|fr Espèce de cale, de jetée qui, du rivage, s’avance un peu dans la mer et qu’on nomme également embarcadère, parce qu’elle est destinée à servir à l’embarquement comme au débarquement.
pier Hafendamm; Landungsbrücke; Mole; Pier jetéeamas de pierres, de cailloux et d’autres matériaux jeter à côté du canal qui forme l’entrée d’un port, fortement maçonner et ordinairement soutenir de pilotis, pour servir à rompre l’impétuosité des vagues.
pier Kai quai — Rivage d’un port de mer


Wiktionary Translations for Pier:

Pier
noun
  1. Ortsteil der Gemeinde Inden im Kreis Düren, Nordrhein-Westfalen
  2. Ortsteil von Langerwehe im Kreis Düren in Nordrhein-Westfalen



German

Detailed Translations for Pier from German to English

Pier:


Synonyms for "Pier":


Wiktionary Translations for Pier:

Pier
noun
  1. Ortsteil der Gemeinde Inden im Kreis Düren, Nordrhein-Westfalen
  2. Ortsteil von Langerwehe im Kreis Düren in Nordrhein-Westfalen
  3. Köderwurm
  4. wikipedia:de:Pier
Pier
noun
  1. raised platform built from the shore out over water
  2. structure for loading and unloading vessels

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
Pier pier; jetty jetéeamas de pierres, de cailloux et d’autres matériaux jeter à côté du canal qui forme l’entrée d’un port, fortement maçonner et ordinairement soutenir de pilotis, pour servir à rompre l’impétuosité des vagues.