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English	German
Cotentin peninsula	Halbinsel {f} Cotentin
coterie	geschlossene Gesellschaft {f}
coterie	Klüngel {m}
coterie	Zirkel {m} [Gruppe ausgewählter Personen]
coterie	Koterie {f} [selten]
coterie	Clique {f} [exklusiv]
coterie	Seilschaft {f}
coterminous	angrenzend
coterminous	anstoßend
cotillion	Figurentanz {m}
cotingas [family Cotingidae]	Schmuckvögel {pl}
cotoneaster [genus Cotoneaster]	Zwergmispel {f}
cotoneaster [genus Cotoneaster]	Steinmispel {f} [österr.] [schweiz.]
cotoneaster webworm [Athrips rancidella, syn.: Gelechia vepretella] [moth]	Grauer Schlehen-Schlankpalpenfalter / Schlehenschlankpalpenfalter {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]
cotoneasters [genus Cotoneaster]	Steinmispeln {pl}
Cotonou	Cotonou {n}
Cotonou Agreement	Cotonou-Abkommen {n}
cototaj [Fouquieria columnaris, syn.: Idria columnaris, Fouquieria gigantea] [boojum tree]	Cototaj {m} [Boojum]
cotquean [archaic for: coarse or scolding woman]	Kratzbürste {f} [ugs. für: grobes oder zänkisches Weib]
cotquean [archaic]	weibischer Mann {m}
cotransfection	Kotransfektion {f}
cotranslational	cotranslational
cotranslational translocation	cotranslationale Translokation {f} [cotranslationaler Proteintransport]
co-translator	Mitübersetzer {m}
cotransport	Cotransport {m}
co-treatment	Mitbehandlung {f}
cots	Hütten {pl}
Cotswold pennycress [Thlaspi perfoliatum, syn.: Microthlaspi perfoliatum]	Stängelumfassendes Hellerkraut {n}
Cotswold pennycress [Thlaspi perfoliatum, syn.: Microthlaspi perfoliatum]	Durchwachsenblättriges Täschelkraut {n}
Cotswold pennycress [Thlaspi perfoliatum, syn.: Microthlaspi perfoliatum]	Öhrchen-Hellerkraut {n}
Cotswold pennycress [Thlaspi perfoliatum, syn.: Microthlaspi perfoliatum]	Traubenkraut {n}
Cotswold pennycress [Thlaspi perfoliatum, syn.: Microthlaspi perfoliatum]	Durchwachsenes Hellerkraut {n}
Cotswold pennycress [Thlaspi perfoliatum, syn.: Microthlaspi perfoliatum]	Stengelumfassendes Hellerkraut {n} [alt]
Cotswolds	Cotswolds {pl}
cotta	Chorhemd {n}
cottage	Hütte {f} [Häuschen]
cottage	Häuschen {n}
cottage	Kate {f}
cottage	Kotten {m} [nordd.]
cottage	Ferienhaus {n}
cottage	kleines Landhaus {n}
cottage	Cottage {n}
cottage [Br.] [sl.]	Schwulentreff {m} [ugs.]
cottage [peasant dwelling]	Keusche {f} [österr.] [Kate]
cottage [sl.]	Klappe {f} [Schwulen-Jargon]
cottage cheese	Hüttenkäse {m}
cottage cheese	Cottage Cheese {m}
cottage cheese	körniger Frischkäse {m}
cottage cheese [Am.]	Topfen {m} [österr.] [südd.]
cottage cheese [coll.] [cellulite]	Orangenhaut {f}
cottage garden	Bauerngarten {m}
cottage hospital [Br.] [small rural hospital]	[kleines Krankenhaus für leichtere Fälle]
cottage industry	Heimarbeit {f}
cottage industry	Heimindustrie {f}
cottage industry	Hausindustrie {f}
cottage industry	Heimgewerbe {n}
cottage industry	Hausgewerbe {n}
cottage industry [produced in agricultural communities]	bäuerliches Gewerbe {n} [Produktion in Heimarbeit]
cottage loaf	Landbrot {n}
cottage piano	Pianino {n}
cottage pie	Cottage Pie {m} [mit Kartoffelbrei überbackenes Rindhackfleisch]
cottage pink [Dianthus plumarius, syn.: D. blandus, D. tatrae, D. winteri]	Hainburger Nelke {f}
cottage pink [Dianthus plumarius]	Federnelke {f}
cottage pink [Dianthus plumarius]	Feder-Nelke {f}
cottager	Häusler {m}
cottager	Kätner {m}
cottager	Keuschler {m} [österr.] [sonst veraltet]
cottager	Häusling {m} [veraltend]
cottager [Br.]	Büdner {m} [regional] [Kleinbauer]
cottager [Br.] [archaic] [farmer] [female]	Hüfnerin {f} [regional] [veraltet] [Landwirtin]
cottager [Br.] [farmer]	Hüfner {m} [regional] [Landwirt]
cottager [Br.] [female]	Büdnerin {f} [regional] [Kleinbäuerin]
cottager [landless]	Kötter {m}
cottagers [sharecroppers]	Insten {pl} [regional]
cottages	Hütten {pl}
cottaging [Br.] [gay sl.] [anonymous sex in a public lavatory]	Klappensex {m} [ugs.]
Cottbus	Cottbus {n}
cotte [archaic]	Cotte {f} [auch: Kotte]
cotter	Splint {m}
cotter [Scot.] [Irish] [also: cottar] [farmer] [female]	Kossätin {f} [regional] [veraltet] [Kleinbäuerin]
cotter [Scot.] [Irish] [also: cottar] [smallholder, cottager]	Kossäte {m} [bes. ostd.] [Kleinbauer]
cotter key [Am.]	Splint {m}
cotter mill	Langlochfräser {m}
cotter pin	Kurbelkeil {m}
cotter pin [Am.]	Splint {m}
cotter pin washer	Keilunterlegscheibe {f}
cotters	Keile {pl}
Cottian Alps	Cottische Alpen {pl}
cottid species	Groppenart {f}
cottid species	Cottidenart {f}
cottids [family Cottidae]	Groppen {pl}
cottids [family Cottidae]	Cottiden {pl}
cotton	Baumwolle {f}
cotton	Garn {n}
cotton	Nähfaden {m}
cotton	Kattun {m} [Baumwolle]
cotton [attr.]	baumwollen
cotton [attr.]	Baumwoll-
cotton [attr.] [e.g. ball or swab, bud or stick, pad, pliers]	Watte- [z. B. Bausch, Stäbchen, Pad, Pinzette]
cotton anniversary	baumwollene Hochzeit {f}
« cost — cost — cost — cost — cost — Cote — cott — cott — cott — cott — cott »

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