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water line

/ˈwɔːtə laɪn/

Übersetzung: Rohr oder Kanal, durch den Wasser geleitet wird, meist in der Wasserversorgung oder Infrastruktur. Bezeichnet auch die Höhe oder Markierung, an der Wasser an eine Oberfläche grenzt, z. B. am Schiffsrumpf oder an der Küstenlinie.

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/ˈwɔːtə laɪn/B2formaltechnical
  • deRohr oder Kanal, durch den Wasser geleitet wird, meist in der Wasserversorgung oder Infrastruktur. Bezeichnet auch die Höhe oder Markierung, an der Wasser an eine Oberfläche grenzt, z. B. am Schiffsrumpf oder an der Küstenlinie.

A pipe or conduit that carries water, typically in a plumbing system or infrastructure. Also refers to the level or mark where water meets a surface, such as on a ship's hull or a shoreline.

  1. Mark on a shipB2formal

    The line on a ship's hull that indicates the level of the water when the ship is afloat.

    deWasserlinie

    • The ship's water line was clearly visible above the dock.
    • Engineers checked the water line to ensure the vessel was not overloaded.
    • The water line on the hull showed the ship was properly balanced.
  2. Plumbing pipeB1formal

    A pipe that supplies water to a building or area.

    deWasserleitung

    • The plumber repaired the broken water line under the street.
    • A new water line was installed to connect the house to the main supply.
    • The water line burst due to freezing temperatures.
  3. Level of waterB1formal

    The visible boundary or level where water meets the shore or a surface.

    deWasserlinie

    • The water line on the beach moved higher during high tide.
    • You can see the water line on the rocks from the last flood.
    • The water line in the lake dropped significantly during the drought.