Hürde

f; -, -n

1. SPORT hurdle; eine Hürde nehmen take (oder clear) a hurdle; 400 m Hürden Wettkampf: the 400 m hurdles; sie siegte über 400 m Hürden she came first in the 400 m hurdles

2. (Pferch, Viehzaun) fold, pen

3. fig. (Hindernis) hurdle, obstacle; wir standen vor schier unüberwindlichen Hürden we were faced with virtually insurmountable obstacles; wenn du das Projekt durchsetzen willst, hast du einige Hürden zu überwinden you’ll have a few obstacles to overcome if you want to carry the project through

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die Hürde

wattle; hurdle; dam

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Hụ̈r|de ['hʏrdə]

f -, -n

1) (SPORT fig) hurdle

eine Hürde nehmen — to take or clear a hurdle

2) (= Viehzaun) fold, pen

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die

1) (a frame to be jumped in a race.) hurdle

2) (a problem or difficulty: There are several hurdles to be got over in this project.) hurdle

3) (an obstacle to be jumped over: Her horse fell at the third jump.) jump

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Hur·de

<-, -n>

[ˈhʊrdə]

f SÜDD, SCHWEIZ fruit and vegetable rack

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die; Hürde, Hürden

(Leichtathletik, fig.) hurdle

eine Hürde nehmen — clear a hurdle; (fig.) get over a hurdle

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Hürde f; -, -n

1. SPORT hurdle;

eine Hürde nehmen take (oder clear) a hurdle;

400 m Hürden Wettkampf: the 400 m hurdles;

sie siegte über 400 m Hürden she came first in the 400 m hurdles

2. (Pferch, Viehzaun) fold, pen

3. fig (Hindernis) hurdle, obstacle;

wir standen vor schier unüberwindlichen Hürden we were faced with virtually insurmountable obstacles;

wenn du das Projekt durchsetzen willst, hast du einige Hürden zu überwinden you’ll have a few obstacles to overcome if you want to carry the project through

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die; Hürde, Hürden

(Leichtathletik, fig.) hurdle

eine Hürde nehmen — clear a hurdle; (fig.) get over a hurdle

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-n f.

hurdle n.