angelegt
designed, laid out, invested
Word details
- German meaning
- Geschaffen, eingerichtet oder investiert.
- English meaning
- Laid out
- Synonym
- installiert, eingerichtet
- German example
- Der Garten ist schön angelegt.
- English example
- The garden is beautifully laid out.
Related words
- Parcours
Obstacle course
- EL
EL (Electroluminescence)
- Bandagist
Orthopedic technician
- Autorennbahn
Race track
- Forellenteich
trout pond
- Lachstreppe
Fish ladder
- angeschnallt
Buckled up
- universitätsübergreifend
Inter-university
- Fonds
A fund is an asset that has been created for a specific purpose, often for investments.
- abgeschnallt
Unbuckled
- konzertant
in the style of a concerto
- Beet
Flower bed
- Dossier
file, dossier
- Reservoir
Reservoir
- Parterre
The ground floor of a building or a level garden area.
- Spannungsfestigkeit
Tensile strength
- Böschung
Embankment
- Großoffensive
A major offensive is a comprehensive, large-scale military attack.
- Spareinlage
Savings deposit
- Termineinlage
fixed deposit, time deposit
- Termingeld
Fixed deposit
- Baumwipfelpfad
Treetop walkway
- Habtachtstellung
Attention stance
- Schwanenteich
Swan pond
- Sportplatz
A sports field is a specially designed area for sports activities, often with grass, running tracks, and other facilities.
- anlegen
To create, to invest
- interdisziplinär
Interdisciplinary
- Pool
A pool is an artificial basin filled with water, used for swimming or bathing.
- Weiher
Pond
- Bassin
Basin
- Voltammetrie
Voltammetry
- Wolfsgrube
Wolf pit
- Blumenbeet
A flower bed is a designated area in the garden specifically for planting flowers.
- Golfplatz
Golf course
- Wasserbecken
Water basin
- Karpfenteich
Carp pond
- Badeteich
Swimming pond
- Fischteich
Fish pond
- Wassergraben
Moat
- Großrazzia
Large-scale raid
- Fußballplatz
football field
- Gewehrkolben
Rifle butt
- Wanderweg
Hiking trail
- hintanlegen
To put aside
Example sentences with “angelegt”
Der Garten ist schön angelegt. (The garden is beautifully laid out.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'angelegt' always a past participle?
It functions as an adjective here, derived from the participle of 'anlegen'.