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EnglishGerman
blunderingly ungeschickterweise
blunger Tonmischer {m}
blunger Tonquirl {m}
blunt ungehobelt
blunt langweilig
blunt offenherzig
bluntungeschminkt
bluntabgerundet
blunt [e. g. pencil, pole]ungespitzt [nicht angespitzt]
blunt [e.g. knife, pencil]stumpf [z. B. Messer, Bleistift]
blunt [language, warning etc.]offen [unverblümt]
blunt [outspoken]schonungslos [unverblümt]
blunt [remark, statement] unverblümt
blunt [sl.]Blunt {m} [ugs.] [aus einer Zigarre hergestellter Joint]
blunt [to] abgestumpft [gegen]
blunt [uncompromisingly forthright (statement etc.)]sehr deutlich [unverblümt (Aussage etc.)]
blunt abdominal trauma stumpfes Bauchtrauma {n}
blunt and outspokenkrachledern [fig.]
blunt answer ungeschminkte Antwort {f}
blunt blade stumpfe Klinge {f}
blunt cannula stumpfe Kanüle {f}
blunt dissection stumpfes Auseinandertrennen {n} [von Gewebe]
blunt dissection stumpfe Dissektion {f}
blunt edge stumpfe Schneide {f}
blunt end stumpfes Ende {n}
blunt ends stumpfe Enden {pl}
blunt feather-moss [Homalia trichomanoides]Streifenfarn-Flachmoos {n}
blunt file stumpfe Feile {f}
blunt force trauma stumpfe Gewalteinwirkung {f}
blunt gaper [Mya truncata] Abgestutzte Klaffmuschel {f}
blunt gaper clam [Mya truncata, syn.: M. ovalis, M. uddevalensis, Sphenia swainsoni] Abgestutzte Klaffmuschel {f}
blunt gaper (clam) [Mya truncata, syn.: M. ovalis, M. uddevalensis, Sphenia swainsoni] Gestutzte Sandklaffmuschel {f}
blunt gaper (clam) [Mya truncata, syn.: M. ovalis, M. uddevalensis, Sphenia swainsoni] Gestutzte Klaffmuschel {f}
blunt instrument stumpfes Instrument {n}
blunt intellect Dummheit {f}
blunt manners ungehobelte Manieren {pl}
blunt manners {pl} ungeschliffenes Benehmen {n}
blunt object stumpfer Gegenstand {m}
blunt obturator stumpfer Obturator {m}
blunt pencilstumpfer Bleistift {m}
blunt pointstumpfe Spitze {f}
blunt probe stumpfe Sonde {f}
blunt razor stumpfes Rasiermesser {n}
blunt retractor stumpfer Wundhaken {m}
blunt sedge [Carex obtusata] Stumpfe Segge {f}
blunt snout stumpfe Schnauze {f}
blunt spikerush [Eleocharis obtusa] Stumpfes Sumpfried {n}
blunt spikerush [Eleocharis obtusa] Stumpfe Binse {f}
blunt spikesedge / spike-sedge / spike sedge [Eleocharis obtusa] Stumpfe Binse {f}
blunt spikesedge / spike-sedge / spike sedge [Eleocharis obtusa] Stumpfes Sumpfried {n}
blunt stretch spider [Tetragnatha obtusa] Stumpfleibige Streckerspinne {f}
blunt swordstumpfes Schwert {n}
blunt tellin [Arcopagia crassa, syn.: A. (Arcopagia) crassa, Tellina (Arcopagia) crassa, T. crassa] Dickschalige Plattmuschel {f}
blunt tellin [Arcopagia crassa, syn.: A. (Arcopagia) crassa, Tellina (Arcopagia) crassa, T. crassa] Dicke Tellmuschel {f}
blunt tellin [Arcopagia crassa] Dickschalige Tellmuschel {f}
blunt tellin [Arcopagia crassa]Stumpfe Tellmuschel {f}
blunt trauma stumpfes Trauma {n}
blunt trauma Aufprallverletzung {f} [Stauchungsverletzung, event. auch Aufschlagverletzung als Folge einer plötzlichen Dezeleration]
blunt trauma [impact injury] Aufschlagverletzung {f}
blunt traumasstumpfe Traumata {pl}
blunted abgestumpft
blunted affectemotionale Abstumpfung {f}
blunted state Stumpfheit {f}
blunt-edged stumpfkantig
bluntednessStumpfheit {f}
blunt-ended stumpf endend
blunterstumpfer
bluntest stumpfste [-r, -s]
bluntflower / blunt-flower rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus] Knötchen-Binse / Knötchenbinse {f}
bluntflower / blunt-flower rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus] Stumpfblütige Binse {f}
bluntflower / blunt-flower rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus] Knötchen-Simse / Knötchensimse {f}
bluntflower / blunt-flower rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus] Stumpfblütige Simse {f}
blunt-flowered rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus] Stumpfblütige Binse {f}
blunt-flowered rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus]Knötchen-Binse {f}
blunt-flowered rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus] Knötchen-Simse / Knötchensimse {f}
blunt-flowered rush [Juncus subnodulosus, syn.: Juncus obtusiflorus]Stumpfblütige Simse {f}
blunt-fruited water starwort [Callitriche obtusangula]Nussfrüchtiger Wasserstern {m}
blunthead slug snake [Aplopeltura boa] Kurzkopf-Schneckenatter {f}
blunthead tree snake [Imantodes cenchoa]Riemennatter {f}
blunt-headed green tree snake [Uromacer catesbyi] Kurzschnauzige Grüne Spitzkopfnatter {f}
blunt-headed Hispaniolan vinesnake [Uromacer catesbyi]Kurzschnauzige Grüne Spitzkopfnatter {f}
blunt-headed wrasse [Thalassoma amblycephalum]Zweifarben-Junker {m}
blunting stumpfend
blunting Abstumpfung {f}
bluntish etwas stumpf
bluntleaf / blunt-leaf pondweed [Potamogeton obtusifolius] Stumpfblättriges Laichkraut {n}
blunt-leaf cassia [Senna artemisioides, syn.: Cassia artemisioides, C. circinnata, C. desolata, C. nemophila, C. sturtii, C. zygophylla]Silber-Kassie / Silberkassie {f}
bluntleaf dock [Rumex obtusifolius, syn.: Rumex obtusifolius subsp. obtusifolius] [broad-leaved dock]Stumpfblättriger Ampfer {m}
bluntleaf dock [Rumex obtusifolius, syn.: Rumex obtusifolius subsp. obtusifolius] [broad-leaved dock]Wiesen-Blacke {f} [schweiz.]
blunt-leaf fluellen [Kickxia spuria]Eiblättriges Tännelkraut {n}
blunt-leaf fluellen [Kickxia spuria] Unechtes Tännelkraut {n}
blunt-leaf (rein) orchid [Platanthera obtusata, also Platanthera obtusata var. oligantha] Wenigblütige Waldhyazinthe {f}
blunt-leafed orchid [Platanthera obtusata, also Platanthera obtusata var. oligantha]Wenigblütige Waldhyazinthe {f}
bluntleaved / blunt-leaved orchid [Platanthera obtusata, also Platanthera obtusata var. oligantha]Wenigblütige Waldhyazinthe {f}
blunt-leaved bogmoss / bog-moss [Sphagnum palustre] Sumpf-Torfmoos {n}
blunt-leaved bogmoss / bog-moss [Sphagnum palustre] Gewöhnliches Torfmoos {n} [Sumpf-Torfmoos]
blunt-leaved bogmoss / bog-moss [Sphagnum palustre] Breitblättriges Torfmoos {n} [Sumpf-Torfmoos]
blunt-leaved bogmoss / bog-moss [Sphagnum palustre] Kahnblättriges Torfmoos {n} [Sumpf-Torfmoos]
blunt-leaved bogmoss / bog-moss [Sphagnum palustre] Gemeines Torfmoos {n} [Sumpf-Torfmoos]
blunt-leaved dock [Rumex obtusifolius] Stumpfblättriger Ampfer {m}
« blue — blue — blue — blue — bluf — blun — blun — blur — Blyt — boar — boar »
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