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Summary

English to German: more detail...

bastion:
- Festung; Fort; Basstion; Bollwerk; Herz
Wiktionary:
- bastion → Bastion
- bastion → Bastei, Bollwerk, Bastion
- baste → einheften
- baste → fädeln

German to English: more detail...

bastion:
- Wiktionary:
  Bastion → bastion
  Bastion → bastion, bulwark
- Synonyms for "Bastion":
  Befestigung; Bollwerk; Feste; Festung; Fort; Fortifikation; Wehranlage; Bau; Bauwerk; Gebäude; Gemäuer
  Bastei

English

Detailed Translations for bastion from English to German

bastion:

bastion [the ~] nomen

the bastion
die Festung; Fort; die Basstion
- Festung [die ~] nomen
- Fort [das ~] nomen
- Basstion [die ~] nomen
the bastion (fortress; stronghold; fortification)
Bollwerk; Herz
- Bollwerk [das ~] nomen
- Herz [das ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for bastion:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Basstion	bastion
Bollwerk	bastion; fortification; fortress; stronghold	city wall; rampart; town rampart
Festung	bastion	city wall; rampart; town rampart
Fort	bastion	biking lock; castle; château; citadel; fort; fortification; fortified building; fortress; knight's castle; stronghold
Herz	bastion; fortification; fortress; stronghold	heart; ticker
-	citadel

Related Words for "bastion":

baste

Synonyms for "bastion":

defense; defence; defense force; defence force
citadel; stronghold; fastness
fortification; munition

Related Definitions for "bastion":

projecting part of a rampart or other fortification¹
a stronghold into which people could go for shelter during a battle¹
a group that defends a principle¹
- a bastion against corruption¹
- the last bastion of communism¹

Wiktionary Translations for bastion:

bastion

noun

well-fortified position
- bastion → Bastion
person who strongly defends some principle
- bastion → Bastion
projecting part of a rampart
- bastion → Bastion

bastion

noun

auch übertragen: vorgezogener Verteidigungspunkt einer Festung
- Bastion → bastion

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• bastion	→ Bastei; Bollwerk; Bastion	↔ bastion — fortification\|fr ouvrage de fortification qui faire partie de l’enceinte du corps d’une place : il présente en saillie deux faces et deux flancs. Il est relié à l’enceinte par ces derniers.

baste:

Translation Matrix for baste:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	basting; basting stitch; tacking
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	batter; clobber; tack
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	tack

Related Words for "baste":

bastion

Synonyms for "baste":

basting; tacking; stitch
moisten; wash; dampen
clobber; batter; beat; beat up; work over
tack; sew; run up; sew together; stitch

Related Definitions for "baste":

a loose temporary sewing stitch to hold layers of fabric together¹
cover with liquid before cooking¹
- baste a roast¹
sew together loosely, with large stitches¹
- baste a hem¹
strike violently and repeatedly¹

Wiktionary Translations for baste:

baste

verb

Teile von Kleidung provisorisch mit weiten Stichen einnähen
- einheften → stitch in; sew in; tack in; baste

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• baste	→ fädeln	↔ rijgen — met een naald een draad ergens doorvoeren

German

Detailed Translations for bastion from German to English

bastion: ^{(*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)}

Bast: bark; rind
Ion: ion

Bastion:

Synonyms for "Bastion":

Befestigung; Bollwerk; Feste; Festung; Fort; Fortifikation; Wehranlage; Bau; Bauwerk; Gebäude; Gemäuer
Bastei

Wiktionary Translations for Bastion:

Bastion

noun

auch übertragen: vorgezogener Verteidigungspunkt einer Festung
- Bastion → bastion

Bastion

noun

well-fortified position
- bastion → Bastion
person who strongly defends some principle
- bastion → Bastion
projecting part of a rampart
- bastion → Bastion

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• Bastion	→ bastion; bulwark	↔ bastion — fortification\|fr ouvrage de fortification qui faire partie de l’enceinte du corps d’une place : il présente en saillie deux faces et deux flancs. Il est relié à l’enceinte par ces derniers.

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