| Englisch-Deutsch-Wörterbuch: [bed] |
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- saggy {adj} [bed, mattress]
- durchgelegen [Bett, Matratze]
- unaired {adj} [room, bed, clothes]
- ungelüftet
- to gouge sth. [e.g. river bed]
- etw. graben [Flussbett etc.]
- sheet [bed sheet]
- Betttuch {n}
Bettlaken {n}
Bettuch {n} [alt]
Bett-Tuch {n} [Rsv.]
Leintuch {n} [schweiz., sonst landsch.]
- puff [bed covering]
- Daunendecke {f}
- sack [coll.] [bed]
- Kiste {f} [ugs.] [Bett]
- footboard [on a bed]
- Fußende {n} [auf einem Bett]
- headboard [on a bed]
- Kopfende {n} [an einem Bett]
- canopy [of a sun bed] [solarium]
- Oberteil {n} [einer Sonnenbank]
- rack [Am. navy sl.: bed] [dated]
- Kiste {f} [ugs.] [Bett]
- landlady [of a lodging house or bed and breakfast]
- Zimmerwirtin {f}
- nightcap [alcoholic drink taken before going to bed]
- Absacker {m} [ugs.] [alkoholisches Getränk vor dem Schlafengehen]
- bed [e.g. oyster bed]
- zool. Bank {f} [z.B. Austernbank]
- levee [reception at court upon a king's rising from bed]
- hist. Morgenempfang {m}
hist. Lever {n} [Morgenempfang beim Hochadel]
- bed [bed of coal]
- mining Flöz {n} [Kohlenflöz]
- accommodation [hotel, motel, bed & breakfast etc]
- TrVocab.travel Beherbergungsstätte {f}
- to turn sth. down [bed]
- etw. aufdecken [Bett]
- to get up [chair, bed]
- sich erheben [aufstehen]
- to tumble up [from bed]
- (aus dem Bett) aufstehen
- to turn out [get out of bed]
- aufstehen [aus dem Bett steigen]
- to open up [bed in an institution]
- frei werden [Bett in einer Einrichtung]
- twin bed [double bed]
- furn. Doppelbett {n}
- day bed [couch or sofa that is convertible into a bed]
- furn. Schlafsofa {n}
- to have to lay up [to be confined to bed]
- das Bett hüten müssen
- to plonk oneself down on sth. [chair, bed, etc.] [coll.]
- sich auf/in etw. plumpsen lassen [Stuhl, Bett usw.] [ugs.]
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