Übersetzung für "Zugepflastert" in Englisch

I plastered her photo at airports, train stations and the border.

I want them plastered everywhere.

We had a garden and we paved it.

I want unis plastering Gellar's picture all over the area.

Of course, if you assume that vast swaths of the countryside will be covered in wind turbines and solar panels, you will inevitably predict that a large number of construction jobs will be required.

During the ill-fated Copenhagen climate summit in December 2009, Denmark’s capital city was plastered with slick ads urging the delegates to make a strong deal –paid for by Vestas, the world’s largest windmill producer.

The result, however, is that the exhaust gas flow is led to the rotor blade tips at part load, i.e. to the point where the centrifugal effect of the exhaust gas flow is at a maximum. Consequently there is, the imminent danger that the small flow cross-section will be plastered up by soot particles.

Because of the Salvadoran Civil War, part of the park was turned into a military base and the other part was paved.

Because the main guide ring, with its larger flow cross-section relative to the auxiliary guide ring, is located in the outer flow duct, there is no longer any further danger of the flow cross-section being plastered up by soot particles.

From both sides of the valley above the hut, two enormous avalanches had come down and covered the whole plateau.

Since this event, the capital has been covered with anti-Semitic graffiti and people are attacked on the street for being Jewish.

Metros and buses in France are plastered with advertisements promising language sessions with native speakers for top prices, while France's famous system of public education is failing, year after year, to teach its young people English.

There are motivational quotes plastered all over the walls, and the hostel itself is comfy, classy and perfect for backpackers visiting SE Asia.

In a recent paper, Professor Issa Shivji of the University of Dar es Salaam's School of Law quoted Amilcar Cabral, Archie Mafeje and Frantz Fanon to demonstrate that African leaders must rise in a world and context where the ground has been undercut and paved over by imperialism.

And at some point the incredibly spectacular place is paved with the most horrible villas and houses.Otherwise, the previous reviews hardly anything to add.

With Peschici almost in view, the journey offers another surprise: in the half light of the pinewood is the church of Madonna di Loreto, its apse walls completely covered in votive offerings brought here by sailors who had escaped the fury of the seas.

The fridge in the wood-panelled kitchen is plastered with children's drawings: Mummy and Daddy celebrating their wedding, Ara and Daddy walking across a colourful field of flowers and –of course– a bear.