No. 11,971 in German
trasse
The German word "Trasse" means "route" or "track," typically referring to the planned path for infrastructure like roads, railways, or pipelines.
In a sentence
Die neue Trasse der Bahnstrecke wurde schnell gebaut.
The new route of the railway line was constructed quickly.
In this sentence, 'Trasse' refers to the dedicated track or corridor created for a railway line, which aligns with its meaning as a pathway for transportation or infrastructure.
Wir mussten die geplante Trasse der Straße umleiten, um den Wald zu schützen.
We had to reroute the planned course of the road to protect the forest.
Here, 'Trasse' describes the pre-planned trajectory for a road, highlighting its usage in designating paths for transportation development.
Die Trasse für die Wasserleitung wird entlang des Tals geführt.
The route for the water pipeline will be laid along the valley.
In this example, 'Trasse' indicates the planned path or alignment for an installation, showing its application beyond vehicular transportation.
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