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English-German translation for: burp cloth
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burp clothSpucktuch {n}
Partial Matches
burpBäuerchen {n} [Kindersprache]
to burp [coll.]aufstoßen [rülpsen]
to burp [coll.]bölken [nordd.] [westd.] [aufstoßen, rülpsen]
to burp [coll.]rülpsen [ugs.]
burp [baby]Görpsli {n} [schweiz.] [Aufstoßen]
burp [coll.]Rülps {m} [regional] [ugs.] [Rülpser]
burp [coll.]Rülpser {m} [ugs.]
to burp [coll.] [baby](ein) Bäuerchen machen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [Baby: aufstoßen]
to burp [of babies]ein Bäuerle machen [ugs.] [südd.] [österr.] [Redewendung] [aufstoßen bei Babys]
to burp a babyein Baby aufstoßen lassen
to burp a baby [coll.]ein Baby (ein) Bäuerchen machen lassen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
Onions make me burp. [coll.]Von Zwiebeln muss ich rülpsen. [ugs.]
bot. T
bot. T
bot. T
zool. T
zool. T
zool. T
zool. T
clothLappen {m}
textil. clothLeinen {n}
clothLumpen {m} [südd.] [Putzlappen]
textil. clothStoff {m}
clothStofftuch {n}
textil. clothTuch {n}
textil. clothZeug {n} [veraltet]
cloth [tablecloth]Tischtuch {n}
libr. publ. cloth-bound {adj}in Leinen gebunden
textil. cloth-like {adj}tuchartig
in cloth {adv}in Leinen
ind. textil. to bleach clothTuch bleichen
ind. textil. to calender clothTuch rollen
textil. to cut clothTuch zuschneiden
ind. textil. to produce clothTuch herstellen
ind. textil. to weave clothTuch weben
jobs textil. (cloth) fullerTuchwalker {m} [veraltet] [Walker]
gastr. (cloth) napkinStoffserviette {f}
textil. (cloth) ragStofflumpen {m}
(floor) clothWischtuch {n}
(small) clothLäppchen {n}
tech. abrasive clothSchleifleinen {n}
textil. Aida clothStramin {m} [Gittergewebe für Kreuzstickerei]
relig. altar clothAltardecke {f}
relig. altar clothAltartuch {n}
textil. awning clothMarkisenstoff {m}
textil. back clothMitläufer {m}
theatre back clothProspekt {m} [Bühnenhintergrund]
textil. back clothStützgewebe {n}
bark-clothRindenstoff {m}
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