Meaning of German verb hinbauen

German verb meaning hinbauen (build, set up): an einen Ort bauen oder sich hinstellen with definitions, descriptions, explanations, synonyms and grammatical information in the explanatory dictionary.

verb · haben · regular · separable · <also: reflexive>

hin·bauen

Meanings

a.an einen Ort bauen oder sich hinstellen
z.No meaning defined yet.

Summary
a. verb · haben · regular · separable

Descriptions

  • an einen Ort bauen oder sich hinstellen
z. verb · haben · regular · separable · <also: reflexive>

Translations

English build, set up
Russian построить, установить
Spanish construir, erigir
French installer, ériger
Turkish inşa etmek, yerleştirmek
Portuguese construir, erguer
Italian costruire, erigere
Romanian așeza, construi
Hungarian felépít, állít
Polish postawić, zbudować
Greek κατασκευάζω, τοποθετώ
Dutch bouwen, plaatsen
Czech postavit, umístit
Swedish bygga, ställa
Danish bygge, opføre
Japanese 建設する, 設置する
Catalan col·locar, construir
Finnish asettua, rakentaa
Norwegian bygge, plassere
Basque eraiki, jarri
Serbian izgraditi, postaviti
Macedonian градење, поставување
Slovenian postaviti, zgraditi
Slowakisch postaviť, umiesniť
Bosnian postaviti, sagraditi
Croatian postaviti, sagraditi
Ukrainian збудувати, поставити
Bulgarian изграждане, построяване
Belorussian пабудаваць, устаяць
Indonesian berdiri, mendirikan
Vietnamese xây, đứng
Uzbek qurmoq, turmoq
Hindi खड़ा होना, बनाना
Chinese 修建, 站立
Thai ยืน, สร้าง
Korean 서다, 짓다
Azerbaijani dayanmaq, tikmək
Georgian აშენება, დადგომა
Bengali গড়া, দাঁড়ানো
Albanian ndërtoj, qëndroj
Marathi उभे राहणे, बांधणे
Nepali उभिनु, बनाउनु
Telugu నిర్మించు, నిలబడు
Latvian nostāties, uzcelt
Tamil கட்டுதல், நிற்க
Estonian ehitama, seisma
Armenian կանգնել, կառուցել
Kurdish avakirin, rabûn
Hebrewלבנות، להקים
Arabicإنشاء، بناء
Persianساختن، قرار دادن
Urduبنانا، کھڑا ہونا
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Synonyms

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Usages

(sich)

no passive possible


Prepositions Usages

Conjugation

baut hin · baute hin · hat hingebaut

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