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English-German translation for: snow flakes
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NOUN   a snow flake | snow flakes
SEE ALSO  snowflakes
snow flakesSchneeflocken {pl}
Partial Matches
flakesFlocken {pl}
carbon-dioxide snow <CO2 snow>Kohlensäureschnee {m}
archaeo. (lithic) flakesAbschläge {pl} [von Stein]
gastr. almond flakesMandelblättchen {pl}
gastr. almond flakesMandelflocken {pl}
gastr. barley flakesGerstenflocken {pl}
cereal flakesGetreideflocken {pl}
gastr. chocolate flakesSchokoladenflocken {pl}
gastr. chocolate flakesSchokoladenraspel {pl}
gastr. corn flakesCornflakes {pl}
gastr. corn flakesMaisflocken {pl}
gastr. millet flakesHirseflocken {pl}
gastr. oat flakesHaferflocken {pl}
archaeo. obsidian flakesObsidianabschläge {pl}
FoodInd. pea flakesErbsenflocken {pl}
FoodInd. potato flakesKartoffelflocken {pl}
gastr. quinoa flakesQuinoaflocken {pl}
gastr. rice flakesReisflocken {pl}
soap flakesSeifenflocken {pl}
yeast flakesHefeflocken {pl}
gastr. flakes of butterButterflöckchen {pl}
flakes of sootRußflocken {pl}
gold leaf flakes {pl}Streugold {n}
gastr. roasted cereal flakesGetreideknusperflocken {pl}
to come off in flakesabblättern
flakes of shed skinHautschuppen {pl}
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meteo. to snowschneien
electr. RadioTV snowGrieß {m} [Bildrauschen]
snowSchnee {m}
RadioTV snowweißes Rauschen {n}
snow {adj} [attr.]Schnee-
drugs snow [cocaine]Schnee {m} [Kokain]
snow-blind {adj}schneeblind
snow-capped {adj}schneegekrönt
snow-covered {adj}beschneit
snow-covered {adj}schneebeladen
snow-covered {adj}verschneit
snow-crowned {adj}schneegekrönt
snow-free {adj}aper [südd.] [österr.] [schweiz.] [schneefrei]
snow-free {adj}schneefrei
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