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Translate downhill from English to German

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downhill:
- bergab
Wiktionary:
- downhill → Abfahrt
- downhill → bergab
- downhill → abwärts, Herabgehen, Hinuntergehen, Hinabgehen, Herabsteigen, Hinuntersteigen, Hinabsteigen, Herabfahren, Hinunterfahren, Hinabfahren, Herabfliegen, Hinunterfliegen, Hinabfliegen, Aussteigen, Absteigen, Abfahrt, Talfahrt, Sinken, Abfall, Fallen

English

Detailed Translations for downhill from English to German

downhill:

downhill adj

downhill
bergab
- bergab adj

Translation Matrix for downhill:

Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	declivitous; downward-sloping
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	downhill skiing
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
bergab	downhill

Synonyms for "downhill":

declivitous; downward-sloping; descending
descent; declivity; fall; decline; declination; declension; downslope
ski race; skiing race

Related Definitions for "downhill":

sloping down rather steeply¹
toward the bottom of a hill¹
- running downhill, he gained a lot of speed¹
toward a lower or inferior state¹
- your performance has been going downhill for a long time now¹
a ski race down a trail¹
the downward slope of a hill¹

Wiktionary Translations for downhill:

downhill

noun

discipline of alpine skiing
- downhill → Abfahrt

adverb

down a slope
- downhill → bergab

downhill

adverb

einen Berg hinab
- bergab → downhill

nach unten
- abwärts → downwards; downhill

noun

Kurzform für: Abfahrtslauf, einer Sportdisziplin beim Skilaufen
- Abfahrt → downhill; downhill run

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• downhill	→ Herabgehen; Hinuntergehen; Hinabgehen; Herabsteigen; Hinuntersteigen; Hinabsteigen; Herabfahren; Hinunterfahren; Hinabfahren; Herabfliegen; Hinunterfliegen; Hinabfliegen; Aussteigen; Absteigen; Abfahrt; Talfahrt; Sinken; Abfall; Fallen	↔ descente — action de descendre ou par laquelle on descend.

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