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English-German translation for: wind tunnels
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Dictionary English → German: wind tunnels

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NOUN   a wind tunnel | wind tunnels
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wind tunnelsWindkanäle {pl}
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archi. mining tunnelsStollen {pl}
tunnelsTunelle {pl} [südd., österr., schweiz.]
tunnelsTunells {pl} [südd., österr., schweiz.]
tunnelsTunnel {pl}
tunnelsTunnels {pl}
Alpine tunnelsAlpentunnel {pl}
mining transp. transverse tunnelsQuerstollen {pl}
mining to create underground tunnelsminieren
mus. to windblasen
to winddrehen
to windsich schlängeln [Straße, Fluss]
to windsich winden
to windspulen
to windwickeln
med. meteo. windWind {m}
windWindung {f}
tech. to wind sth.etw. winden
wind-blown {adj}windzerzaust [Frisur, Haare, Baum]
wind-borne {adj}durch Wind übertragen
wind-dried {adj}windgetrocknet
meteo. wind-driven {adj}windgetrieben
wind-exposed {adj}windexponiert
wind-generated {adj}winderzeugt
bot. wind-pollinated {adj} {past-p}windbestäubt
tech. wind-powered {adj} {past-p}windgetrieben
wind-protected {adj}windgeschützt
wind-swept {adj}windgepeitscht
wind-swept {adj}windverweht
wind-tossed {adj}windumtost
wind-up {adj}Aufzieh-
wind-worn {adj}vom Wind verwittert
wind-worn {adj}windgegerbt
to break windeinen fahren lassen [ugs.] [derb]
to break windeinen Wind streichen lassen [geh.]
to break windfurzen [ugs., derb]
to break windWinde abgehen lassen
to pass windAftersausen haben [ugs.] [derb] [Abgang von Blähungen]
to pass windfurzen [ugs., derb]
to pass windpupen [ugs.]
to pass windpupsen [ugs.]
VetMed. to suck windkoppen [von Pferden]
to wind backzurückspulen
to wind downherunterkurbeln
to wind forwardsvorspulen
to wind upabwickeln
to wind upauflösen
to wind upaufwickeln
to wind upausholen [Wurfbewegung]
to wind uphissen
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