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English-German translation for: [Ring]
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Dictionary English German: [Ring]

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wall {adj} [attr.] [e.g. coping, ring]
190
Mauer-
wedding {adj} [attr.] [bridal] [e.g. band or ring, vow]
26
Ehe- [z. B. Ring, Gelübde]
spy {adj} [attr.] [e.g. film, novel, plane, ring, satellite]
11
Spionage- [z. B. Film, Roman, Flugzeug, Ring, Satellit]
naut. life {adj} [attr.] [e.g. belt, buoy, jacket, raft]Rettungs- [z. B. Ring, Boje, Weste, Insel]
math. semisimple {adj} [module, ring]halbeinfach [Modul, Ring]
wedding {adj} [attr.] [e.g. altar, ceremony, liturgy, ring, speaker]Trau- [z. B. Altar, Zeremonie, Liturgie, Ring, Redner]
Verbs
to smash sth. [dishes, etc.; a drug ring, the trade union movemnent, etc.]
636
etw. zerschlagen [Geschirr etc.; einen Drogenring, die Gewerkschaftsbewegung etc.]
to wear sth. [e.g. ring, watch, necklace, neck pouch]
450
etw. tragen [am Körper: z. B. Ring, Armbanduhr, Halskette, Brustbeutel]
to tingle [ring]
198
klingen
to knoll [archaic] [knell] [to ring, of bells]
8
läuten
Nouns
sports canvas [cover of a wrestling ring]
64
Boden {m}
sports canvas [cover of a wrestling ring]
46
Ringboden {m}
urban [ring of wealthy suburbs / exurbs]
12
Speckgürtel {m} [ugs.]
hist. law [name for German clubs in the 1920's, usually with criminal orientation, whose members were identified by a characteristic signet ring]
11
Ringverein {m} [kriminelle Organisation]
pol. Unverified [Ring of Freedom Youth Austria]Ring {m} Freiheitlicher Jugend Österreich <RFJ, Freiheitliche Jugend>
biol. bot. chem. annulation [ring formation]Ringbildung {f}
Avus [ring-road in Berlin]Avus {f}
band [esp. a gold wedding ring]Fingerreif {m} [geh.] [z. B. einfacher goldener Ring]
zool. creeper [e.g. earthworm, ring snake]Kriecher {m} [z. B. Regenwurm, Ringelnatter]
gastr. doughnut [ring-shaped]Bauernkrapfen {m} [österr.]
geogr. Unverified Gürtel [ring road in Vienna]Gürtel {m} [Ringstraße in Wien]
zool. T
sleeper [Br.] [ring or post worn to keep ear-piercing hole from closing]Schlafohrring {m}
tech. snapring [spv.] [snap ring]Sicherungsring {m}
2 Words: Verbs
to put onanstecken [Ring, Hohlkörper]
to slip offabziehen [z. B. Ring]
to slip onanstecken [Hohlkörper, Ring]
2 Words: Nouns
anat. annular finger [ring finger]Ringfinger {m}
tech. base ring [a ring at the base of something]Fußring {m} [Ring am Fuß etw.]
textil. bobbin holderSpulenbehälter {m} [Aufbewahrung in einem Ring oder Kästchen]
cloth. bridal gauntlets [secured by a ring or loop of cloth about one finger]Brauthandschuhe {pl} [hier: Stulpen mit Fingerschlaufen]
biochem. Cabot's ring [also: Cabot ring]Cabot-Ring {m}
anat. ciliary circle [obs.] [ciliary ring]Ciliarkreis {m} [veraltet] [Ziliarring]
MedTech. cock ring [erection ring]Cockring {m} [mechanische Potenzhilfe]
tech. crescent ring [rare for: circlip, snap ring]Halbmondring {m}
crime ring [ring of criminals]Verbrecherring {m} [Ring von Verbrechern]
math. Dedekind ringDedekindring {m} [auch: Dedekind-Ring]
med. Fleischer ring [also: Fleischer's ring] [caused by iron deposits]Fleischer-Ring {m}
anat. fourth finger [ring finger]Ringfinger {m}
biochem. furanose ringFuranosering {m} [auch: Furanose-Ring]
sports tools hand trainer [grip strengthener in various shapes and sizes]Handtrainer {m} [z. B. als Fingerhantel, Ring, Stern, Rolle]
med. pharm. interlaboratory survey [ring trial]Ringversuch {m}
math. Jacobson radical [also: Jacobson's Ring]Jacobson-Radikal {n} [auch: Jacobsonradikal]
Kisbee ring [also: kisbee ring] [ring-shaped lifebuoy named after Thomas Kisbee]Rettungsring {m}
Kisby ring [also: kisby ring, kisbie ring] [spv.] [Kisbee ring] [ring-shaped lifebuoy named after Thomas Kisbee]Rettungsring {m}
math. Krull ringKrullring {m} [auch: Krull-Ring]
FireResc naut. life preserver [Am.] [Can.] [in the form of a ring]Rettungsgürtel {m}
math. near-ring [also: near ring]Fastring {m}
tech. O-ringRundring {m} [O-Ring]
tech. O-ringNullring / Null-Ring {m} [DDR-Begriff] [O-Ring]
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