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EnglishGerman
Davy Jones Teufel {m} der Meere
Davy Jones' locker [coll.] Seemannsgrab {n}
Davy Jones's lockeralles verschlingendes Meer {n}
Davy Jones's locker Meeresboden {m}
Davy Jones's locker Meeresgrund {m}
Davy Jones's locker [Am.] nasses Grab {n} [veraltet] [das Meer]
Davy lampGrubenlampe {f}
Davy lamp Sicherheitslampe {f}
davyne [Na4K2Ca2Si6Al6O24(SO4)Cl2] Davyn {m}
daw [jackdaw]Dohle {f}
dawarf hawkweed [Hieracium humile] Niedriges Habichtskraut {n}
Dawbarn's sign Dawbarn-Zeichen {n}
dawdle Bummelei {f}
dawdleTotschlagen {n} von Zeit [ugs.] [fig.]
dawdle Trödelei {f} [ugs.]
dawdleZeitvergeudung {f}
dawdledgetrödelt
dawdler Tagedieb {m}
dawdlerHerumtrödler {m}
dawdler saumseliger Mensch {m}
dawdler Trödler {m} [langsamer Mensch]
dawdler Bummelant {m}
dawdlerTrödelfritze {m} [ugs.] [pej.] [männl. Person, die ständig trödelt]
dawdler [female] Herumtrödlerin {f}
dawdler [female] Trödelliese {f}
dawdlersTagediebe {pl}
dawdling bummelig
dawdlingbummelnd
dawdling faul [langsam]
dawdlingherumtrödelnd
dawdling langweilig
dawdling schwerfällig
dawdling träge
dawdlingBummelei {f}
dawdling Trödelei {f} [ugs.]
dawdling Saumseligkeit {f} [geh.] [Trödelei]
dawdling saumselig [geh.]
dawdling Schlendrian {m} [ugs.] [pej.] [Bummelei]
dawdling awayvertrödelnd
dawg [Am.] [sl.] Kumpel {m} [ugs.]
dawnAnbruch {m} [geh.]
dawn Dämmerung {f} [Morgendämmerung]
dawn Morgendämmerung {f}
dawn Morgenrot {n}
dawn Morgenröte {f}
dawn Tagesanbruch {m}
dawn Morgengrauen {n}
dawn [fig.] Beginn {m}
dawn blind snakes [family Anomalepididae, syn.: Anomalepidae]Amerikanische Blindschlangen {pl}
dawn chorus Morgenkonzert {n} der Singvögel
dawn colours [Br.] Farben {pl} des Sonnenaufgangs
Dawn is breaking.Der Tag bricht an.
Dawn is breaking. Es dämmert. [Morgen]
Dawn is near. Die Morgendämmerung ist nahe.
dawn light Dämmerung {f} [Dämmerlicht, Morgenlicht]
dawn of a new day [fig.] Anbruch {m} eines neuen Tages
dawn of a new day [fig.] Aufgang {m} eines neuen Tages
dawn of a new eraDämmerung {f} einer neuen Zeit
dawn of a new eraBeginn {m} eines neuen Zeitalters
dawn of hopeHoffnungsdämmerung {f}
dawn of hopeHoffnungsschimmer {m}
Dawn of the Dead [Zack Snyder]Dawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes [Matt Reeves] Planet der Affen – Revolution
dawn redwood [Metasequoia glyptostroboides]Urweltmammutbaum {m}
dawn redwood [Metasequoia glyptostroboides]Chinesisches Rotholz {n}
dawn redwood [Metasequoia glyptostroboides]Wassertanne {f}
dawn redwood [Metasequoia glyptostroboides] Metasequoie {f}
dawn redwoods [genus Metasequoia in the family Cupressaceae]Wassertannen {pl}
dawn redwoods [genus Metasequoia] Metasequoien {pl}
dawn redwoods [genus Metasequoia]Chinesische Rothölzer {pl} [auch: Chinesische Rotholzbäume]
dawn redwoods [genus Metasequoia]Urweltmammutbäume {pl}
dawn simulatorLichtwecker {m}
dawn songMorgengesang {m}
dawn songTagelied {n}
dawn tetra [Aphyocharax paraguayensis]Augenflecksalmler {m}
dawn tetra [Aphyocharax paraguayensis] Sonnensalmler {m}
dawn tetra [Aphyocharax paraguayensis] Schwanzflecksalmler {m}
Dawn was breaking. Der Tag brach an.
dawning dämmernd
dawning erwachend
dawning Morgendämmerung {f}
dawning [of an epoch etc.] Anbruch {m} [einer Epoche etc.]
dawns Tagesanbrüche {pl}
dawsDohlen {pl}
Dawson Valley snail [Adclarkia dawsonensis]Adclarkia dawsonensis {f} [Landschneckenart]
dawsonite [NaAl(CO3)(OH)2]Dawsonit {m}
Dawson's catshark / cat shark [Bythaelurus dawsoni] Neuseeländischer Katzenhai {m}
Dawson's fingersDawson-Finger {pl}
DAX [German share index] DAX {m} [deutscher Leitindex, Index der traditionellen Werte in Frankfurt]
DAX companyDAX-Unternehmen {n}
daxophone Daxophon {n}
day / night interceptor-fighter Tag- / Nachtabfangjäger {m}
day <d> Tag {m} <d>
day after Christmas zweiter Weihnachtstag {m}
day after Christmas 2. Weihnachtstag {m}
day after Christmas zweiter Weihnachtsfeiertag {m}
day after Christmas 2. Weihnachtsfeiertag {m}
day after day Tag für Tag
day after day Tag um Tag
day after day tagein, tagaus
« date — date — date — daub — daup — Davy — daya — dayl — dayo — days — dayd »
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