afgereid

German translation: abgezogen / geglättet / planiert

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Dutch term or phrase:afgereid
German translation:abgezogen / geglättet / planiert
Entered by: Judith Grützbauch

12:34 Nov 15, 2012
Dutch to German translations [PRO]
Construction / Civil Engineering / NATURSTEEN
Dutch term or phrase: afgereid
TEGELS LEGGEN OP EEN GESTABILISEERD AFGEREID ZANDBED.
(gebruik 25 KG stabilisatiemortel per 5 M2)


Was versteht man unter "afgereid"?
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SimStadl
Netherlands
Local time: 06:14
abgezogen / geglättet / planiert
Explanation:
afreien = abziehen, abgleichen, glätten, planieren
(aus: Kluwer Bouwkunde woordenboek)
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Judith Grützbauch
Netherlands
Local time: 06:14
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5abgezogen / geglättet / planiert
Judith Grützbauch
4abkanten
Eckart Jurk
3egalisiert
freekfluweel


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abgezogen / geglättet / planiert


Explanation:
afreien = abziehen, abgleichen, glätten, planieren
(aus: Kluwer Bouwkunde woordenboek)

Judith Grützbauch
Netherlands
Local time: 06:14
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egalisiert


Explanation:
aangezien er geen werkwoord bestaat met "Richtscheit", komt dit het dichtste in de buurt.

freekfluweel
Netherlands
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abkanten


Explanation:
Het egaliseren van een vloer of wand met behulp van een rechte lat, de rei. Ook bij het wegschuiven van zand bij een bestrating wordt van afreien gesproken.



Eckart Jurk
Germany
Local time: 06:14
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