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carrion flowers [family Apocynaceae]Apocynaceen {pl}
carrion flowers [family Asclepiadaceae] [now subsumed as subfamily Asclepiadoideae in family Apocynaceae]Asclepiadaceen {pl}
carrion flowers [family Asclepiadaceae] [now subsumed as subfamily Asclepiadoideae in family Apocynaceae] Aasblumengewächse {pl}
carrion flowers [genus Stapelia] Stapelien {pl} [auch: Aasblumen]
carrion flowers [Orbea / Stapelia variegata] Aasblumen {pl}
carrion flowers [subfamily Asclepiadoideae, Apocynaceae] [formerly Asclepiadaceae]Seidenpflanzengewächse {pl}
carrion flowers [subfamily Asclepiadoideae, Apocynaceae] [formerly Asclepiadaceae] Schwalbenwurzgewächse {pl}
carrion fly Aasfliege {f}
carrion hunterAasjäger {m}
carrion hunting [bait hunting] Köderjagd {f}
carrion odor [Am.]Aasgeruch {m}
carrion odour [Br.] Aasgeruch {m}
carrion-eating aasfressend
carrion-feeding aasfressend
carrion-like odor [Am.] aasartiger Geruch {m}
carrion-like odour [Br.] aasartiger Geruch {m}
Carrion's diseaseOroya-Fieber {n}
Carrizal (blue-black) seedeater [Amaurospiza carrizalensis, syn.: Cyanoloxia carrizalensis]Carrizalpfäffchen {n} [auch: Carrizal-Pfäffchen]
Carrizal (blue-black) seedeater [Amaurospiza carrizalensis, syn.: Cyanoloxia carrizalensis] Carrizal-Körnerfresser {m}
carrizo [Arundo donax]Spanisches Rohr {n}
carrizo [Arundo donax]Riesenschilf {n}
carrizo [Arundo donax] Pfahlrohr {n}
carrolliteCarrollit {m}
carron oilBrandöl {n}
carronade Karronade {f}
carrotMöhre {f}
carrot Ruebli {n} [schweiz.]
carrot Wurzel {f} [nordd.] [Möhre]
carrot Rüebli {n} [schweiz.]
carrot Rübli {n} [schweiz.]
carrot [Daucus carota ssp. sativus] Karotte {f}
carrot [Daucus carota subsp. sativus] Gelbe Rübe {f} [südd.] [Karotte]
carrot [Daucus carota subsp. sativus] Gelbrübe {f} [südd.] [Karotte]
carrot [fig.]Köder {m} [fig.]
carrot [fig.]Belohnung {f}
carrot [fig.] Anreiz {m}
carrot and stick [idiom]Zuckerbrot und Peitsche [Redewendung]
carrot aphid [Semiaphis dauci, syn.: S. carotae, Anuraphis dauci, Aphis carotae] Mehlige Möhrenblattlaus {f}
carrot beetle [Tomarus gibbosus] Pensylvanischer Buckelkäfer {m}
carrot bur-parsley / burr-parsley [Caucalis lappula, syn.: C. daucoides, C. platycarpos, C. royeni, Orlaya platycarpos] Acker-Haftdolde / Ackerhaftdolde {f}
carrot bur-parsley / burr-parsley [Caucalis lappula, syn.: C. daucoides, C. platycarpos, C. royeni, Orlaya platycarpos] Möhren-Haftdolde / Möhrenhaftdolde {f}
carrot bur-parsley / burr-parsley [Caucalis lappula, syn.: C. daucoides, C. platycarpos, C. royeni, Orlaya platycarpos] Kletten-Haftdolde / Klettenhaftdolde {f}
carrot cake Karottenkuchen {m}
carrot cake Möhrenkuchen {m}
carrot cakeRüblikuchen {m} [urspr.: schweiz.]
carrot cake Rüblitorte {f} [urspr. schweiz.]
carrot cake Möhrentorte {f}
carrot family {sg} [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae]Doldenblütler {pl} [Familie der Doldenblütler]
carrot family {sg} [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae] Doldengewächse {pl} [Familie der Doldengewächse]
carrot family {sg} [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae] Apiaceen {pl} [Familie der Apiaceen]
carrot family {sg} [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae]Umbelliferen {pl} [Familie der Umbelliferen]
carrot juice Karottensaft {m}
carrot juice Möhrensaft {m}
carrot juice Mohrrübensaft {m} [nordd.]
carrot maggot [Psila rosae, syn.: Chamaepsila rosae] [larva of carrot (rust) fly] Eisenmade {f} [Made der Möhrenfliege]
carrot moth [Depressaria daucella, syn.: D. nervosa, Schistodepressaria nervosa]Möhrenschabe {f}
carrot moth [Depressaria daucella, syn.: D. nervosa, Schistodepressaria nervosa] Kümmelmotte {f}
carrot moth [Depressaria daucella, syn.: D. nervosa, Schistodepressaria nervosa] Kümmelpfeifer {m} [Kümmelmotte]
carrot orange juice Karotten- und Orangensaft {m}
carrot pants {pl} [one pair] [Am.]Karottenhose {f}
carrot peeler Karottenschäler {m}
carrot peelerMöhrenschäler {m}
carrot psyllid [Trioza apicalis]Möhrenblattfloh {m}
carrot psyllid [Trioza apicalis] Möhrenblattsauger {m}
carrot puree Karottenpüree {n}
carrot (rust) fly [Psila rosae, syn.: Chamaepsila rosae] Möhrenfliege {f}
carrot saladKarottensalat {m}
carrot salad Möhrensalat {m}
carrot salad Mohrrübensalat {m}
carrot seedMöhrensamen {m}
carrot seed moth [Sitochroa palealis] Möhrenzünsler {m}
carrot seed oil Karottensamenöl {n}
carrot skin Karottenschale {f}
carrot skinsKarottenschalen {pl}
carrot slice Mohrrübenscheibe {f}
carrot sliceMöhrenscheibe {f}
carrot slice Karottenscheibe {f}
carrot slicesKarottenscheiben {pl}
carrot slicesMöhrenscheiben {pl}
carrot slicesMohrrübenscheiben {pl}
carrot sticksMöhrenstäbchen {pl}
carrot sticks Karottenstäbchen {pl}
carrot truffle [Stephanospora caroticolor] Karottentrüffel {f}
carrot truffle [Stephanospora caroticolor] Gemeine Möhrentrüffel {f}
carrot weed [Ambrosia artemisiifolia, syn.: A. elatior] [common ragweed]Beifußblättriges Traubenkraut {n}
carrot-and-stick policyPolitik {f} von Zuckerbrot und Peitsche
carrot-coloured [Br.]möhrenfarben
carrot-fern [Conium maculatum, syn.: C. cicuta, C. croaticum, Cicuta maculata, C. major, C. officinalis, Coriandrum maculatum, Selinum conium, Sium conium] Fleckenschierling / Flecken-Schierling {m}
carrot-fern [Conium maculatum, syn.: C. cicuta, C. croaticum, Cicuta maculata, C. major, C. officinalis, Coriandrum maculatum, Selinum conium, Sium conium] Wüterich {m} [Fleckenschierling]
carrot-fern [Conium maculatum, syn.: C. cicuta, C. croaticum, Cicuta maculata, C. major, C. officinalis, Coriandrum maculatum, Selinum conium, Sium conium]Tollkraut {n} [Fleckenschierling]
carrot-fern [Conium maculatum, syn.: C. cicuta, C. croaticum, Cicuta maculata, C. major, C. officinalis, Coriandrum maculatum, Selinum conium, Sium conium] Ziegendill {m} [Fleckenschierling]
carrot-fern [Conium maculatum, syn.: C. cicuta, C. croaticum, Cicuta maculata, C. major, C. officinalis, Coriandrum maculatum, Selinum conium, Sium conium] Echter Schierling {m}
carrot-fern [Conium maculatum] (Gefleckter) Schierling {m}
carrots Möhren {pl}
carrots Mohrrüben {pl} [nordd.]
carrotsKarotten {pl}
carrots Wurzeln {pl} [regional] [Möhren]
carrots [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae] [carrot family] Apiaceen {pl}
carrots [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae] [carrot family] Umbelliferen {pl}
carrots [family Apiaceae, syn.: Umbelliferae] [carrot family] Doldenblütler {pl}
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