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EnglishGerman
bedclothes {pl}Bettwäsche {f}
bedclothes {pl}Bettzeug {n} [ugs.] [Bettwäsche]
bed-confined patient Liegendkranker {m}
bedcoverBettdecke {f}
bedcoverÜberdecke {f}
bedcover [bedspread] Tagesdecke {f}
beddable verführbar
beddable [coll.] sexuell attraktiv
beddedgebettet
bedded-out ausgepflanzt
bedder Schlafraum {m}
bedder [female] [Br.] [school sl.] Aufräumerin {f}
bedders Schlafräume {pl}
beddingBettung {f}
bedding Bett {n}
beddingBettwäsche {f}
bedding Streu {f}
bedding {sg} Bettwaren {pl}
bedding [bedclothes] Bettzeug {n} [ugs.]
bedding [of straw, hay, etc. for animals in stables] Schütte {f} [regional] [aufgeschüttetes Stroh, Heu, etc. für Tiere]
bedding jointLagerkluft {f}
bedding meadow [meadow producing grass for bedding only] Streuwiese {f}
bedding pansy [Viola cornuta] Pyrenäen-Stiefmütterchen {n}
bedding pansy [Viola cornuta] Horn-Veilchen / Hornveilchen {n}
bedding plane Schichtfläche {f}
bedding plant Beetpflanze {f}
bedding sequenceSchichtserie {f}
bedding straw Schüttstroh {n}
Beddome's black earth snake [Melanophidium punctatum] Buntbäuchiger Schildschwanz {m}
Beddome's cat snake [Boiga beddomei, syn.: Dipsadomorphus beddomei] Beddomes Nachtbaumnatter {f}
beddybies [Br.] Heia {f}
beddy-byesHeiabettchen {n} [Kindersprache]
BedeBeda {m}
bedeckedgeschmückt
bedecking schmückend
bedeguarRosenschwamm {m}
bedeguar gall [rose gall]Bedeguargalle {f} [Rosengalle]
bedeguar gall wasp [Diplolepis rosae, syn.: Rhodites rosae]Gemeine Rosengallwespe {f}
bedehouse [also: beadhouse]Gebetshaus {n} [Armenhaus, dessen Insassen für den Stifter beten müssen]
bederite [Na0.5Ca2(Mn,Mg)4(Fe,Mg)2 [PO4]6·2H2O] Bederit {m}
bedesman [archaic] [spv.] [beadsman]Fürbitter {m} [veraltend]
bedeswoman [archaic] [spv.] [beadswoman]Fürbitterin {f} [veraltend]
bedeviled [Am.] verteufelt
bedeviled [Am.] verwirrt
bedevilingverhexend
bedevilled [Br.]verhext
bedevilled [Br.] verteufelt
bedevilled [Br.] behext
bedevilling [Br.]behexend
bedevilment Verwirrung {f}
bedevilment Besessenheit {f}
bedevilment heilloses Durcheinander {n}
bedevilmentVerhexung {f}
bedevilmentwilde Verwirrung {f}
bedevilment heillose Verwirrung {f}
bedewed [obs.] betaut
bedfast [Scot.] [N.Engl.] [Am.]bettlägerig
bedfastness [rare]Bettlägerigkeit {f}
bedfellow Schlafkamerad {m} [veraltet bzw. hum.]
bedfellow Bettgenosse {m} [veraltend bzw. hum.]
bedfellow [dated] [male sexual partner]Beischläfer {m} [veraltend]
bedfellow [female]Bettgenossin {f}
bed-fellow [spv.]Bettgenosse {m} [veraltend bzw. hum.]
bedfellows Schlafkameraden {pl}
bedfellows [fig.] Bettgesellen {pl} [fig.]
Bedford Square [Anne Perry] Schatten über Bedford Square
Bedford's paradise flycatcher [Terpsiphone bedfordi]Bedfordparadiesschnäpper {m}
Bedfordshire Bedfordshire {n}
bedframe Bettgestell {n}
bedgownNachtgewand {n}
bedhead [Br.] [headboard]Kopfteil {m} {n} des Bettes
bedhead [slept-in hair][unordentliches, zerzaustes Haar nach dem Aufstehen]
bediamonded [archaic] mit Diamanten geschmückt
bedizened herausgeputzt
bed-jacket Bettjäckchen {n}
bedjacket Bettjäckchen {n}
Bedknobs and Broomsticks [Robert Stevenson] Die tollkühne Hexe in ihrem fliegenden Bett
bedlam chaotisch
bedlamchaotische Turbulenz {f}
bedlam chaotisches Durcheinander {n}
bedlam durcheinander [wie im Tollhaus]
bedlam Aufruhr {m}
bedlam toll [veraltet] [verrückt]
bedlamverrückt
bedlamTumult {m}
bedlam Verwirrtheit {f}
bedlam Verwirrung {f}
bedlamwahnsinnig
bedlam Chaos {n}
bedlam Durcheinander {n}
bedlam [archaic] Irrenhaus {n} [veraltet oder ugs.]
bedlam [archaic] [madhouse] [often Bedlam] Irrenanstalt {f} [veraltet] [noch ugs., pej.]
bedlam [archaic] [madhouse] Tollhaus {n} [veraltet]
bedlam [scene of confusion] Konfusion {f} [Durcheinander]
Bedlam broke loose.Tumult brach aus.
bedlam houseIrrenhaus {n} [veraltet oder ugs.]
bedlam life verwirrtes Leben {n}
bedlam madnesstoller Wahnsinn {m}
bedlam man [archaic]Irrer {m} [ugs. oder veraltet]
bedlam man [archaic]Tollhäusler {m} [veraltet]
« beca — beca — beca — beco — bedo — bedc — bedl — bedr — beds — beee — beec »
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