German-English translation for "stratigraphic history"

"stratigraphic history" English translation

history
[ˈhistəri; -tri]noun | Substantiv s

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Geschichte Entwicklung, EntwicklungsGeschichte, Werdegang Geschichte, Vergangenheit Beschreibung, Darstellung, Schilderung historisches Drama
  • Geschichtefeminine | Femininum f
    history
    history
  • Entwicklungfeminine | Femininum f
    history development
    (Entwicklungs)Geschichtefeminine | Femininum f
    history development
    Werdegangmasculine | Maskulinum m
    history development
    history development
  • Beschreibungfeminine | Femininum f
    history description
    Schilderungfeminine | Femininum f
    history description
    history description
  • Darstellung
    history zusammenhängende
    history zusammenhängende
  • historisches Drama
    history rare | seltenselten (historical drama)
    history rare | seltenselten (historical drama)
stratigrapher
[strəˈtigrəfə(r)]noun | Substantiv s

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Stratigraf
  • Stratigrafmasculine | Maskulinum m
    stratigrapher geology | GeologieGEOL
    stratigrapher geology | GeologieGEOL
historiated
[-eitid]adjective | Adjektiv adj

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mit bedeutungsvollen Figuren verziert
  • mit bedeutungsvollen Figuren verziert (Initialenet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc)
    historiated
    historiated
ancient history
noun | Substantiv s literal(ly) | wörtlichwörtl

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Alte Geschichte
landmark
noun | Substantiv s

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Wahrzeichen Grenzstein Landmarke, Seezeichen Markstein, Wendepunkt Wahrzeichen
  • Wahrzeichenneuter | Neutrum n
    landmark conspicuous object in landscape
    landmark conspicuous object in landscape
  • Grenzsteinmasculine | Maskulinum m, -pfahlmasculine | Maskulinum m, -zeichenneuter | Neutrum n
    landmark rare | seltenselten (boundary marker)
    landmark rare | seltenselten (boundary marker)
  • Landmarkefeminine | Femininum f
    landmark nautical | Nautik/SchifffahrtSCHIFF
    Seezeichenneuter | Neutrum n (Navigationszeichen für Schiffe)
    landmark nautical | Nautik/SchifffahrtSCHIFF
    landmark nautical | Nautik/SchifffahrtSCHIFF
  • Marksteinmasculine | Maskulinum m
    landmark marking turning point figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
    Wendepunktmasculine | Maskulinum m
    landmark marking turning point figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
    landmark marking turning point figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
  • Wahrzeichenneuter | Neutrum n
    landmark rare | seltenselten (emblem)
    landmark rare | seltenselten (emblem)
landmark
transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t

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kennzeichnen, markieren
pass into
transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t

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einführen in
  • (etwas) einführen in (accusative (case) | Akkusativakk)
    pass into
    pass into
pass into
intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/i

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hineingehen übergehen in
  • (hinein)gehenet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc in (accusative (case) | Akkusativakk)
    pass into
    pass into
  • übergehen in (accusative (case) | Akkusativakk)
    pass into
    pass into
epoch
especially | besonders besonders British English | britisches EnglischBr [ˈiːp(ɒ)k] American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS [ˈepək]noun | Substantiv s

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Epoche Epoche, Zeitraum neuer Zeitabschnitt, Wendepunkt, Markstein Epoche
  • Epochefeminine | Femininum f
    epoch
    epoch
  • Epochefeminine | Femininum f
    epoch period
    Zeitraummasculine | Maskulinum m, -abschnittmasculine | Maskulinum m
    epoch period
    epoch period
  • Epochefeminine | Femininum f
    epoch geology | GeologieGEOL
    epoch geology | GeologieGEOL
  • epoch syn vgl. → see „period“
    epoch syn vgl. → see „period“