Examples of using Traverse in English and their translations into German
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Traverse left.
Tooling for traverse(1 piece);
Traverse left, 800!
Designed for Traverse X and Access line.
Th stage- Marmolada glacier traverse.
People also translate
Let's traverse from below.
Overhanging Rote Fluh and Hinterstoisser's traverse.
Just before the traverse, Ralf suddenly said to me.
Traverse the galaxy on this iconic Tauntaun!
The gun can also traverse and elevate realistically.
Traverse to the left, around the corner and as far as you can.
You will find similar stories everywhere as you traverse the city.
I traverse the globe in the company of musicians.
Three major bisses spanning 70 kilometres traverse the borough.
Highlight: traverse of a 190-metre suspension footbridge. Difficulty.
Go through the gate in the wire fence and traverse down and to the left.
The traverse was pretty delicate and we only could make slow progress.
Million kilometers of paved and unpaved roads traverse the People's Republic.
During this first traverse of an 8000m peak Günther Messner dies.
Each zodiac signis equivalent to a part of the celestial bodies which traverse the stars.
Traverse nature and wildlife surroundings along smooth trails and paths.
On the evolutionary worlds, will creatures traverse three general developmental stages of being.
We traverse a slope and scramble over rocks on our final push to the 2,192-meter summit.
Soil flap is via one traverse with external linkage connected to the intake system.
Traverse the beautiful narrow streets of Lisbon riding a fun Sitway.
Another, easier traverse to scree terrrain above the Sassolungo glacier.
Traverse the Twisted Castle without being caught by a haunting statue.
After long traverse to east, Lenggries hut appears on your left side.
Fairy-like, they traverse the urban landscape, without knowing where they want to go.
Glass feathers traverse the wide space of the courtyard in a slow-motion fall.