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EnglishGerman
feasibility fantasies Machbarkeitsfantasien {pl}
feasibility study Durchführbarkeitsstudie {f}
feasibility studyDurchführbarkeitsuntersuchung {f}
feasibility study Realisierbarkeitsstudie {f}
feasibility study Machbarkeitsuntersuchung {f}
feasibility study Machbarkeitsstudie {f}
feasibility study Projektstudie {f}
feasibility test Durchführbarkeitstest {m}
feasibility test Durchführbarkeitsversuch {m}
feasible ausführbar
feasiblepraktikabel
feasibletunlich [veraltet]
feasibledurchführbar
feasiblerealisierbar
feasible technisch möglich
feasiblezulässig
feasible machbar
feasibleangängig
feasible plausibel
feasible [coll.] [plausible] glaubhaft
feasible [possible] möglich
feasible planpraktikabler Plan {m}
feasible solution mögliche Lösung {f}
feasibleness Durchführbarkeiten {pl}
feasiblenessDurchführbarkeit {f}
feasibly ausführbar
feasiblydurchführbar
feast Fest {n}
feast Festgelage {n} [pej.]
feast Festessen {n}
feast Festmahl {n}
feast Gelage {n} [Essen]
feast Schmaus {m} [veraltend, hum.]
feast Festschmaus {m}
feastSchlemmerei {f} [Mahl]
feast Quas {m} [regional für: Gelage, Schmaus] [veraltet]
feast [feast day] Festtag {m}
feast day Festtag {m}
feast day Feiertag {m}
feast day Gedenktag {m} [eines / einer Heiligen]
feast for the eyes Augenweide {f}
feast for the eyesAugenschmaus {m} [hum.]
Feast of All Saints Allerheiligenfest {n}
feast of BeltaneBeltanefest {n}
Feast of Booths Laubhüttenfest {n}
Feast of Christ the KingChristkönigsfest {n}
Feast of Corpus Christi Fronleichnamsfest {n}
Feast of Fast-Breaking [ʿĪd al-Fiṭr ] Fest {n} des Fastenbrechens
Feast of Fools Narrenfest {n}
Feast of GregoryGregoriusfest {n}
feast of sacrifice Opferfest {n}
Feast of Saints Peter and PaulHochfest {n} Peter und Paul
Feast of St. / Saint Francis (of Assisi)Franziskustag {m}
Feast of St. John (the) Baptist Johannisfest {n}
Feast of St. Joseph [March 19] Joseftag {m} [auch: Josefstag, Josefitag] [19. März]
Feast of St. Martin Martinstag {m}
Feast of St. Stephen Stefanitag {m}
Feast of St. Stephen Stephanstag {m}
Feast of TabernaclesLaubhüttenfest {n}
Feast of the AssEselsfest {n}
Feast of the Assumption Mariä Himmelfahrt {f}
Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin MaryMaria Entschlafung {f}
Feast of the Holy Innocents Tag {m} der unschuldigen Kinder [katholischer Feiertag]
Feast of the Holy Rosary Rosenkranzfest {n}
Feast of the Immaculate Conception Mariä Empfängnis {f}
Feast of the Immaculate Heart of MaryFest {n} des Unbefleckten Herzens Mariens
Feast of the Resurrection Auferstehungsfest {n}
Feast of the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary Gedächtnis {n} der Schmerzen Mariens
Feast of the TransfigurationVerklärungsfest {n}
Feast of the Transfiguration Fest {n} der Verklärung
(Feast of the) Epiphany Epiphaniasfest {n}
Feast of Unleavened Bread Fest {n} der Ungesäuerten Brote [Pessach, Passah]
Feast of WeeksWochenfest {n}
feast pay Quasgeld {n}
feasted geschlemmt
feasted bewirtet
feastedergötzt
feasted gefeiert [festlich begangen]
feaster Festgast {m}
feastfulschwelgerisch
feastful [archaic] [festive] festlich
feasting ergötzend [geh.]
feasting schlemmend
feasting Feiern {n}
feasting Schlemmen {n}
feastingbewirtend
feastingfeiernd
feastingSchlemmerei {f}
feastingSchwelgerei {f} [Schlemmerei]
feasting Schmauserei {f}
feasting Schmausen {n}
feasting dishes {pl} Gelagegeschirr {n}
feasts Feiertage {pl}
feastsFestessen {pl}
(feasts and) festivals {pl} [collectively]Festwesen {n}
feasts of the apostles Apostelfeste {pl}
feat Kunststück {n}
feat Tat {f} [groß, bewundernswert etc.]
featHeldentat {f}
feat Großtat {f}
« favo — favo — favo — fawn — fear — feas — feat — feat — feat — feca — Fede »
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