contiguous in German
contiguous in German is angrenzend, durchgehend, nebeneinanderliegend — contiguous means sharing a common border, or touching along an edge, so that there is no gap in between.
contiguous in German
angrenzend
Connected; touching; abutting.
durchgehend
Connected; touching; abutting.
nebeneinanderliegend
Connected; touching; abutting.
verbunden
Connected; touching; abutting.
zusammen
Connected; touching; abutting.
angrenzend
Adjacent; neighboring.
benachbart
Adjacent; neighboring.
nahe
Adjacent; neighboring.
zusammenhängend
Connecting without a break.
What does "contiguous" mean?
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adjective Sharing a common border, or touching along an edge, so that there is no gap in between.
"Ohio is contiguous with Pennsylvania."
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adjective Following one another without a break in a sequence of time or space.
"Staff must take at least ten contiguous days of leave each year."
contiguous in a sentence
- Ohio is contiguous with Pennsylvania.
- The farm is made up of four contiguous fields.
- Staff must take at least ten contiguous days of leave each year.
- The file is stored in contiguous blocks on the disk.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "contiguous" in German?
"contiguous" in German is angrenzend, durchgehend, nebeneinanderliegend. contiguous means: Sharing a common border, or touching along an edge, so that there is no gap in between.
How do you use "contiguous" in a sentence?
Example: "Ohio is contiguous with Pennsylvania." In German, "contiguous" is angrenzend, durchgehend, nebeneinanderliegend.
Are there other ways to say "contiguous" in German?
Yes — German has 8 translations listed for "contiguous": angrenzend, durchgehend, nebeneinanderliegend, verbunden, zusammen, benachbart.
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