building

building
noun
1) no pl. Bau, der
2) (structure) Gebäude, das; (for living in) Haus, das
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noun
1) (the art or business of putting up (houses etc) (also adjective): a building contractor.) das Bauwesen; Bau-...
2) (anything built: The new supermarket is a very ugly building.) das Gebäude
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build·ing
[ˈbɪldɪŋ]
n Gebäude nt, Bau m
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['bIldɪŋ]
n
1) Gebäude nt; (usually big or in some way special also) Bau m

it's the next building but one — das ist zwei Häuser weiter

the buildings in the old town — die Häuser or Gebäude in der Altstadt

2) (= act of constructing) Bau m, Bauen nt; (of new nation etc) Aufbau m
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building s
1. (Er)Bauen n, Errichten n
2. a) Bauwesen n
b) auch building construction Hochbau m
3. Gebäude n, Bau(werk) m(n)
bldg abk building
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noun
1) no pl. Bau, der
2) (structure) Gebäude, das; (for living in) Haus, das
* * *
adj.
bildend adj. n.
Bau -ten m.
Bauwerk -e n.
Bebauung -en m.
Erstellung f.
Gebäude - n.

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