Translations for „cordoned-off“ in the English » German Dictionary

cor·doned ˈoff ADJ pred, inv, cor·doned-ˈoff ADJ attr, inv

cordoned off

abgesperrt

cordoned off

abgeriegelt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The gloved officers could be seen working in a cordoned-off area by a corner of the communal pool between two apartment blocks.

www.irishmirror.ie

The cordoned-off area -- with its four rows of canvas tents surrounded by a barrier -- feels too much like a prison, she says, wrinkling her nose.

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There are other confrontations, cordoned-off from the public eye, that are far more treacherous.

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He emphasised it was important for people to avoid the cordoned-off area while work continued.

www.odt.co.nz

There were no public relations departments back then, he says, and certainly no cordoned-off crime scenes.

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Aerial photos of the cordoned-off and heavily guarded site showed three cars crumpled on the ground.

www.theglobeandmail.com

A thorough, fingertip search of the cordoned-off street of semi-detatched homes was being carried out by specially-trained officers.

www.sundayworld.com

They are privy to an increasingly secret, cordoned-off world.

backpagefootball.com

At press junkets, these polished upstarts now have their own cordoned-off areas, with well-lit, instagrammable backgrounds and superior snack tables.

www.independent.ie

Standing by were mounted officers, along with several police cars and bicycles, stationed at various points in the cordoned-off area.

www.telegraph.co.uk