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EnglishGerman
beadle Pedell {m}
beadle [Br.]Stadtamtmann {m}
beadle of beggars [also beggars' beadle] [official supervising the poor and the beggars] Armenvogt {m} [Beamter zur Überwachung der Armen und Bettler]
beadle of beggars [also beggars' beadle] [official supervising the poor and the beggars] Bettelvogt {m} [Beamter zur Überwachung der Armen und Bettler]
beadle of beggars [also beggars' beadle] [official supervising the poor and the beggars] Bettelvogt {m} [Beamter zur Überwachung der Armen und Bettler]dummy
beadledom [petty officialdom] Amtsschimmel {m} [kleinliches Bürokratentum]
beadlesBüttel {pl}
beadles Kirchendiener {pl}
beadlet anemone [Actinia equina, syn.: A. mesembryanthemum, Priapus equinus] Purpurrose {f} [Seeanemone]
beadlet anemone [Actinia equina, syn.: A. mesembryanthemum, Priapus equinus] Erdbeerrose {f} [Pferdeaktinie]
beadlet anemone [Actinia equina] Pferdeaktinie {f}
beads Perlen {pl}
beads [coll.]Rosenkranz {m}
beads of dew Tautropfen {pl}
beads of dewTauperlen {pl}
beads of perspiration Schweißperlen {pl}
beads of sweat Schweißperlen {pl}
beads of water Wasserperlen {pl} [Wassertropfen]
beadsman [archaic] Fürbitter {m} [veraltend]
beadswoman [archaic]Fürbitterin {f} [veraltend]
bead-to-bead remould Runderneuerung {f} [von Wulst zu Wulst]
bead-type capacitor Perlkondensator {m}
beadworkPerlarbeit {f}
bead-workPerlenstickerei {f}
beady perlend
beady perlenartig
beadyrund und glänzend
beady wie eine Perle
beady eye [coll.]wachsames Auge {n}
beady eyesglänzende Augen {pl}
beady eyes Knopfaugen {pl} [glänzend]
beady-eyed [Br.] [keenly observant] scharfäugig [meist feindselig oder eifersüchtig]
beagle Beagle {m}
Beagle Boys [Disney] Panzerknacker {pl}
Beagle Channel Beagle-Kanal {m}
beakSchnabel {m}
beakHakennase {f}
beakSchnauze {f}
beak [Br.] [coll.] [judge] Kadi {m} [ugs.] [Richter]
beak [Br.] [sl.] Profax {m} [ugs.] [Lehrer]
beak [Br.] [sl.] Kokain {n}
beak [coll.] [a person's nose] Zinken {m} [ugs.] [leicht derb] [menschliche Nase]
beak coloration Schnabelfärbung {f}
beak coralfish [Chelmon rostratus]Kupferstreifen-Pinzettfisch {m}
beak form Schnabelform {f}
beak injury Schnabelverletzung {f}
beak lengthSchnabellänge {f}
beak mask Schnabelmaske {f}
beak noseHabichtsnase {f} [ugs.] [selten] [aquiline Nase, Höckernase]
beak nose [hooknose] Höckernase {f}
beak nose [hooknose] Adlernase {f} [ugs.] [Höckernase]
beak of an eagle Adlerschnabel {m}
beak of (the) forcepsZangenmaul {n}
beak size Schnabelgröße {f}
beak structureSchnabelbau {m}
beak tip [also: beak's tip] Schnabelspitze {f}
beak trimming Schnabelkürzen {n}
beak tweezer [Am.] Schnabelpinzette {f}
beak tweezers {pl} [one pair]Schnabelpinzette {f}
beak willow [Salix bebbiana]Bebbs Weide {f}
beaked vorspringend
beaked mit einem Schnabel
beaked schnabelförmig
-beaked [e.g. long-beaked]-schnäbelig [z. B. langschnäbelig]
-beaked [e.g. long-beaked] -schnäblig [z. B. langschnäblig]
beaked bastard toadflax [Thesium rostratum, syn.: Linosyris rostrata, Thesium macranthum]Geschnäbeltes Leinblatt {n}
beaked bastard toadflax [Thesium rostratum, syn.: Linosyris rostrata, Thesium macranthum] Schnabel-Leinblatt / Schnabelleinblatt {n}
beaked bastard toadflax [Thesium rostratum, syn.: Linosyris rostrata, Thesium macranthum] Schnabelfrüchtiges Leinblatt {n}
beaked bastard toadflax [Thesium rostratum, syn.: Linosyris rostrata, Thesium macranthum]Geschnäbeltes Vermeinkraut {n} [Geschnäbeltes Leinblatt]
beaked bastard toadflax [Thesium rostratum, syn.: Linosyris rostrata, Thesium macranthum] Schnabelfrüchtiger Bergflachs {m} [Geschnäbeltes Leinblatt]
beaked blackhead [Apostolepis vittata] Schnabel-Schwarzkopfnatter {f}
beaked blind snake [Leptotyphlops macrorhynchus, syn.: Myriopholis braccianii] Langnasige Schlankblindschlange {f}
beaked blind snake [Leptotyphlops macrorhynchus, syn.: Myriopholis braccianii]Nordafrikanische Schlankblindschlange {f}
beaked caecilians [family Rhinatrematidae]Nasenwühlen {pl}
beaked earthstar [Geastrum pectinatum] Kamm-Erdstern {m}
beaked filbert [Corylus cornuta, syn.: C. cornuta subsp. cornuta, C. cornuta var. californica, C. rostrata]Schnabel-Hasel {f}
beaked filbert [Corylus cornuta, syn.: C. cornuta subsp. cornuta, C. cornuta var. californica, C. rostrata]Schnabelnuss {f}
beaked hawk's-beard / hawksbeard [Crepis vesicaria subsp. taraxacifolia]Löwenzahn-Pippau / Löwenzahnpippau {m}
beaked hazel / hazelnut [Corylus cornuta, syn.: C. cornuta subsp. cornuta, C. cornuta var. californica, C. rostrata]Schnabel-Hasel {f}
beaked hazel / hazelnut [Corylus cornuta, syn.: C. cornuta subsp. cornuta, C. cornuta var. californica, C. rostrata]Schnabelnuss {f}
beaked iris [Iris ensata, syn.: Iris kaempferi]Japanische Sumpf-Schwertlilie / Sumpfschwertlilie {f}
beaked iris [Iris ensata, syn.: Iris kaempferi] Japanische Schwertlilie {f}
beaked lousewort [Pedicularis rostratocapitata, syn.: P. rostrato-capitata]Kopfiges Läusekraut {n}
beaked lousewort [Pedicularis rostratocapitata, syn.: P. rostrato-capitata] Geschnäbeltes Läusekraut {n}
beaked nightshade [Solanum rostratum, syn.: S. cornutum]Stachel-Nachtschatten / Stachelnachtschatten {m}
beaked nightshade [Solanum rostratum, syn.: S. cornutum]Schnabel-Nachtschatten / Schnabelnachtschatten {m}
beaked noseHakennase {f}
beaked redfish [Sebastes mentella]Schnabelbarsch {m}
beaked redfish [Sebastes mentella] Seeaal {m} [Tiefenrotbarsch]
beaked redfish <REB> [Sebastes mentella] Tiefenbarsch {m} <REB>
beaked salmon [Gonorynchus gonorynchus]Schnabellachs {m} [ugs.] [Sandfisch]
beaked sandbur [Solanum rostratum, syn.: S. cornutum]Stachel-Nachtschatten / Stachelnachtschatten {m}
beaked sandbur [Solanum rostratum, syn.: S. cornutum] Schnabel-Nachtschatten / Schnabelnachtschatten {m}
beaked sedge [Carex rostrata] Flaschen-Segge / Flaschensegge {f}
beaked sedge [Carex rostrata]Schnabel-Segge / Schnabelsegge {f}
beaked snakes [genus Rhamphiophis]Schnabelnasennattern {pl}
beaked stewartia [Stewartia rostrata] Aufrechte Scheinkamelie {f}
beaked tasselweed [Ruppia maritima] Geschnäbelte Salde {f}
beaked tasselweed [Ruppia maritima]Strandsalde / Strand-Salde {f}
beaked tasselweed [Ruppia maritima]Meeres-Salde / Meeressalde {f} [Seegrasart]
« B-ce — Besa — beac — beac — bead — bead — beak — beam — beam — bean — bear »
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