Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Abfahrten bis in den Ort

English translation:

downhill run into the town/village (depending on what the Ort is)

Added to glossary by Paula Price
Jul 30, 2004 15:34
19 yrs ago
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German term

Abfahrten bis in den Ort

German to English Marketing Tourism & Travel
Seehöhe 1.300 m - das Dorf im Schnee/
Neue 8er Gondelbahn zum Isskogel/
Abfahrten bis in den Ort/
25 km geräumte Wanderwege/

Proposed translations

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5 mins
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downhill run into the town/village (depending on what the Ort is)

Abfahrt: (ski) downhill run, (Hang) slope
Langenscheidt


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Note added at 10 mins (2004-07-30 15:44:51 GMT)
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or \"descents\" as David and Wenke kindly point out below
Peer comment(s):

agree David Hollywood : very nice Cilian :) "descents" another option but I would go for "downhill runs"
2 mins
Thanks
agree Annika Neudecker
2 mins
Thanks
agree Wenke Geddert : option: descents / http://www.thisistravel.co.uk/travel/guides/resort.html?in_a...
3 mins
Thanks
agree Siegfried Armbruster : or "ski runs"
5 mins
"ski runs into the village" = runaway ski ! :-)
agree Edith Kelly : I'm possibly a better skier than golfer.
7 mins
Definitely the other way round with me
agree Robert Kleemaier : with sarmb
8 mins
agree Trudy Peters : I would add "all the way" into...
1 hr
agree Sarah Downing : I can hardly ski at all and snowboarding just brings back bad memories of me unvoluntarily doing a somersault and my sun glasses cutting into my face - ouch!!
1 hr
agree Christine Lam
9 hrs
agree Manfred Mondt : my vote for Trudy "all the way into town"
10 hrs
agree Johanna Timm, PhD : "ski in/ski out accommodations" is what they call it over here
1 day 12 hrs
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