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Washington - translation to german

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Washington, England; Washington University (disambiguation); Washington, United States; Washington College (disambiguation); Washington (CTA) (disambiguation); Washington (disambiguation); Washington, USA; Washington, United States (disambiguation); Washington, U.S.; Washington, England (disambiguation); Washington, US; Washington (footballer); Washington (footballer, born 1986)

Washington         
Washington, capital of the United States, state in the United States; George Washington, (1732-99)
Washington D.C.         
  • U.S. Supreme Court Building]]
  • lobbying firms]] and [[advocacy group]]s
  • [[Ben's Chili Bowl]] is famous for its [[half-smoke]], a historic staple of the city's cuisine
  • Headquarters of [[Jones Day]], one of the world's largest [[law firm]]s
  • rail]] stations
  • [[National Mall]], a landscaped park extending from the [[Lincoln Memorial]] to the [[United States Capitol]]
  • Metropolitan Police Department]], [[Washington Metro]], and [[One Judiciary Square]], which houses various municipal departments.
  • U.S. federal government]]
  • The [[Eisenhower Executive Office Building]], built between 1871 and 1888, was the world's largest office building until being surpassed by [[The Pentagon]] in 1943.
  • Downtown]]
  • The [[Burning of Washington]] by the British Army during the [[War of 1812]] depicted in a portrait by [[Paul de Rapin]]
  • The [[Jefferson Memorial]] viewed from across the [[Tidal Basin]]
  • A [[Capital Bikeshare]] rental station near [[McPherson Square]]
  • The [[Washington Monument]] viewed from the [[Tidal Basin]] during the [[National Cherry Blossom Festival]]
  • The [[DC Circulator]], operated by the [[District Department of Transportation]]
  • DC Water and Sewer Authority headquarters]]
  • Neoclassical]] motif.
  • [[Duke Ellington School of the Arts]], a public [[magnet school]] in the city
  • Victorian]] houses in [[Dupont Circle]]
  • The [[Federal Reserve]], the [[central bank]] of the United States
  • 16th Street]]
  • third-largest]] rapid rail system in the U.S. based on annual ridership
  • Columbia Heights]]
  • July 4th]] fireworks display.
  • Downtown]] Washington, D.C., includes the headquarters of ''[[The Washington Post]]''
  • [[Georgetown University]], founded in 1789, is the city's oldest university.
  • [[James Hoban]]'s 1793 plans for what today is the [[White House]]
  • D.C. Council]]
  • National Symphony Orchestra]]
  • Pierre L'Enfant]]
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  • Lincoln's first inauguration]] on March 4, 1861; the [[American Civil War]] was launched just weeks later at the [[Battle of Fort Sumter]].
  • Washington, D.C. police]] on [[Harley-Davidson]] motorcycles escort a protest
  • March on Washington]] at the [[Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool]] in 1963
  • U.S. Senate]]'s 1902 [[McMillan Plan]].
  • Downtown]]
  • Arlington, Virginia]].
  • The [[National Gallery of Art]]
  • The [[National Building Museum]]
  • Navy Yard]] area on the [[Anacostia River]] is home to the [[Washington Nationals]] of [[Major League Baseball]].
  • Arlington, Virginia]] is the closest airport to the city among the three major [[Washington metropolitan area]] airports.
  • Northwest]].
  • The [[Washington Capitals]] and the [[Washington Wizards]] play at [[Capital One Arena]].
  • 2010 U.S. census]]. Each dot represents 25 people: <span style="color:#ff0000">'''White'''</span>, <span style="color:#0000ff">'''Black'''</span>, <span style="color:#00ff80">'''Asian'''</span>, <span style="color:#ff8000">'''Hispanic'''</span> or '''Other''' (yellow)
  • Columbia Heights]], and is a hub for entertainment and culture.
  • Smithsonian Castle]] on the [[National Mall]], headquarters of the [[Smithsonian Institution]].
  • National Press Club]]
  • Georgetown]] is the city's oldest building.
  • Georgetown]] in 1830.
  • U.S. Congress]] began assembling in the newly constructed [[United States Capitol]].
  • The [[United States Institute of Peace]], a [[Foggy Bottom]]-based foreign policy think tank created by federal legislation in 1984
  • [[Pennsylvania Avenue]], one of the city's most prominent streets
  • Metrobus]], operated by the [[Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority]]
  • Warner Theatre]]
  • A 2020 satellite view of the city
  • license plate]] calls for an end to taxation without representation.
  • The Wharf]] on the [[Southwest Waterfront]] along the [[Potomac River]]
CAPITAL CITY OF THE UNITED STATES
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n. Washington D.C., Hauptstadt der Vereinigten Staaten
District of Columbia         
  • U.S. Supreme Court Building]]
  • lobbying firms]] and [[advocacy group]]s
  • [[Ben's Chili Bowl]] is famous for its [[half-smoke]], a historic staple of the city's cuisine
  • Headquarters of [[Jones Day]], one of the world's largest [[law firm]]s
  • rail]] stations
  • [[National Mall]], a landscaped park extending from the [[Lincoln Memorial]] to the [[United States Capitol]]
  • Metropolitan Police Department]], [[Washington Metro]], and [[One Judiciary Square]], which houses various municipal departments.
  • U.S. federal government]]
  • The [[Eisenhower Executive Office Building]], built between 1871 and 1888, was the world's largest office building until being surpassed by [[The Pentagon]] in 1943.
  • Downtown]]
  • The [[Burning of Washington]] by the British Army during the [[War of 1812]] depicted in a portrait by [[Paul de Rapin]]
  • The [[Jefferson Memorial]] viewed from across the [[Tidal Basin]]
  • A [[Capital Bikeshare]] rental station near [[McPherson Square]]
  • The [[Washington Monument]] viewed from the [[Tidal Basin]] during the [[National Cherry Blossom Festival]]
  • The [[DC Circulator]], operated by the [[District Department of Transportation]]
  • DC Water and Sewer Authority headquarters]]
  • Neoclassical]] motif.
  • [[Duke Ellington School of the Arts]], a public [[magnet school]] in the city
  • Victorian]] houses in [[Dupont Circle]]
  • The [[Federal Reserve]], the [[central bank]] of the United States
  • 16th Street]]
  • third-largest]] rapid rail system in the U.S. based on annual ridership
  • Columbia Heights]]
  • July 4th]] fireworks display.
  • Downtown]] Washington, D.C., includes the headquarters of ''[[The Washington Post]]''
  • [[Georgetown University]], founded in 1789, is the city's oldest university.
  • [[James Hoban]]'s 1793 plans for what today is the [[White House]]
  • D.C. Council]]
  • National Symphony Orchestra]]
  • Pierre L'Enfant]]
  • url-status=live }}</ref>
  • Lincoln's first inauguration]] on March 4, 1861; the [[American Civil War]] was launched just weeks later at the [[Battle of Fort Sumter]].
  • Washington, D.C. police]] on [[Harley-Davidson]] motorcycles escort a protest
  • March on Washington]] at the [[Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool]] in 1963
  • U.S. Senate]]'s 1902 [[McMillan Plan]].
  • Downtown]]
  • Arlington, Virginia]].
  • The [[National Gallery of Art]]
  • The [[National Building Museum]]
  • Navy Yard]] area on the [[Anacostia River]] is home to the [[Washington Nationals]] of [[Major League Baseball]].
  • Arlington, Virginia]] is the closest airport to the city among the three major [[Washington metropolitan area]] airports.
  • Northwest]].
  • The [[Washington Capitals]] and the [[Washington Wizards]] play at [[Capital One Arena]].
  • 2010 U.S. census]]. Each dot represents 25 people: <span style="color:#ff0000">'''White'''</span>, <span style="color:#0000ff">'''Black'''</span>, <span style="color:#00ff80">'''Asian'''</span>, <span style="color:#ff8000">'''Hispanic'''</span> or '''Other''' (yellow)
  • Columbia Heights]], and is a hub for entertainment and culture.
  • Smithsonian Castle]] on the [[National Mall]], headquarters of the [[Smithsonian Institution]].
  • National Press Club]]
  • Georgetown]] is the city's oldest building.
  • Georgetown]] in 1830.
  • U.S. Congress]] began assembling in the newly constructed [[United States Capitol]].
  • The [[United States Institute of Peace]], a [[Foggy Bottom]]-based foreign policy think tank created by federal legislation in 1984
  • [[Pennsylvania Avenue]], one of the city's most prominent streets
  • Metrobus]], operated by the [[Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority]]
  • Warner Theatre]]
  • A 2020 satellite view of the city
  • license plate]] calls for an end to taxation without representation.
  • The Wharf]] on the [[Southwest Waterfront]] along the [[Potomac River]]
CAPITAL CITY OF THE UNITED STATES
District of Columbia; Washington DC; Washington D.C.; Washington D.C; Washington,D.C; Washington, D. C.; Washington, District of Columbia; Distict of Columbia; Washington, D.C; District of Columbia County, DC; Washington, dc; D.C. Washington; Washington dc; United States Capital; UN/LOCODE:USWAS; District Of Columbia; Washington, DC; Washington, D.c.; District of Columbia, United States; Washington D. C.; Washington (DC); Wash, DC; Wash., D.C.; DC Washington; District of Columbia, District of Columbia; The District of Columbia; Washington DC.; Washington, District Of Columbia; Wasington D.C.; Wasington DC; Wasington, DC; Washington, DC.; Capital of the USA; Wahington D.C; Distric of Columbia; Distric of colombia; Washington, D C; Washington City; US-DC; Dist. of Columbia; Washington (city); Education in Washington, D.C.; American Federal District; Climate of Washington, D.C.; Washington (D.C.); Economy of Washington, D.C.; Washington, US-DC; Us capital; Washington, Dc; Washington (District of Columbia); District of columbia; Government of D.C.; Washington city; Washington DC, United States of America; Wash. D.C.; United States capital; Washington, D.C., United States; Washingotn, DC; Washington Dc; Washingtondc; Wash DC; Wash, D.C.; Wash. DC; Washington District of Columbia; Federal district (United States); Washington-DC; Washington, D.C., USA; Districtofcolumbia; L'Enfant City; Washington DC, USA; United States Federal District; Higher education in Washington, D.C.; Education in DC; WA DC; Washington d.c; Economy of the District of Columbia; Washington, Columbia; Washington (district), Columbia; Washington (district of Columbia)
Columbia Bezirk, Bundesbezirk an der Ostküste der USA

Definition

Eastern Washington University
A university 20 miles southwest of Spokane, WA on the edge of the rolling Palouse Prairie. http://ewu.edu/. Address: Cheney, Washington, USA. (1995-02-28)
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Washington

Washington most commonly refers to:

  • Washington (state), United States
  • Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States
    • A metonym for the federal government of the United States
    • Washington metropolitan area, the metropolitan area centered on Washington, D.C.
  • George Washington (1732–1799), the first president of the United States

Washington may also refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington
Examples of use of Washington
1. Washington (dpa) – Andy Roddick hat das mit 600 000 Dollar dotierte Tennisturnier in Washington gewonnen.
2. Großansicht Washington (dpa) – Verblüffung und Ratlosigkeit herrscht in Washington nach dem deutschen Wahlausgang.
3. Dementis aus Washington Ein Sprecher des Weißen Hauses in Washington wollte den Vorgang nicht kommentieren.
4. Washington (dpa) – Ein Giftalarm hat am Kapitol in Washington Senatoren und Mitarbeiter in Aufregung versetzt.
5. Mit anderen Worten, der Strategieimperativ heißt: Entmutige Balancepolitik gegen Washington und ermutige regionale Balancepolitik mit Washington!
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