Dec 29, 2004 15:41
19 yrs ago
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German term

Höhenmeter machen/zurücklassen

German to English Other Sports / Fitness / Recreation
Sie wollen wissen wieviele ***Höhenmeter Sie heute mit Ihren Skiern zurückgelegt*** haben? Ein unvergesslicher Skitag geht zu Ende und zufrieden kommt man in die Unterkunft zurück. Doch wo ist man denn heute überall gefahren? ***Wieviele Höhenmeter hat man heute hinter sich gelassen?***

Proposed translations

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8 mins
German term (edited): H�henmeter machen/zur�cklassen
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vertical feet (ok, meters) skied

See this link.

Feet = USA
meters = rest of the world.
Peer comment(s):

agree Robert Kleemaier : in this context certainly
47 mins
agree Tancho : Gain in elevation. In Europe, this usage applies to cycling and running as well.
4 hrs
agree Joe Tamblyn : that's correct
7 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thank you! so obvious once you know the answer :-)"
8 mins
German term (edited): H�henmeter machen/zur�cklassen

how far you have climbed and coasted downhill

That's how I read this; although I've never been on skis, I know the skier likes to know what is the total height climbed, and when you're going uphill and then downhill all day, that becomes rather tricky to work out...
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1 hr
German term (edited): H�henmeter machen/zur�cklassen

meters in altitude you have done

So you want to know how many meters in altitude you have put behind you (you have done) on skis today?
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18 hrs
German term (edited): H�henmeter machen/zur�cklassen

altitude gain

"Features:
Displays altitude gain, training time, maximum, minimum and average heart rate, so you can train and record all of your workouts to reach your fitness peak"
(ref 1 for a sports watch)

"This is a very strenuous hike; with an altitude gain of 3,200 feet."
(ref 2 for a hiking trail)

Thousands of hits for 'altitude-gain + climbing'


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Note added at 18 hrs 10 mins (2004-12-30 09:52:35 GMT)
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\"vertical feet / meters\" wird vorwiegend im Zusammenhang von Höhenunterschied verwendet, z.B. in der Beschreibung einer Skipiste.
Peer comment(s):

agree Christine Lam
2 hrs
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