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green-eyed frog [Lithobates vibicarius, syn.: Rana vibicaria]Grünaugenfrosch {m}
green-eyed hawker [Aeshna isoceles] Keilflecklibelle {f}
green-eyed hawker [Aeshna isoceles]Keilfleck-Mosaikjungfer {f}
green-eyed hook-tailed dragonfly [Onychogomphus forcipatus] Kleine Zangenlibelle {f}
green-eyed monster [coll.] [hum.]Eifersucht {f}
green-eyed skimmers [family Corduliidae] Falkenlibellen {pl}
greeneyes [family Chlorophthalmidae] Grünaugen {pl}
green-faced parrotfinch [Erythrura viridifacies]Manilapapageiamadine {f}
greenfield [attr.] auf der grünen Wiese [nachgestellt]
greenfield approach Greenfield-Ansatz {m}
greenfield approachGrüne-Wiese-Ansatz {m} [Greenfield-Approach]
greenfield development Entwicklung {f} auf der grünen Wiese
greenfield developmentIndustrie-Neuansiedlung {f}
greenfield development siteNeubaugelände {n} auf der grünen Wiese
greenfield site unbebaute Fläche {f}
greenfield siteRohbauland {n}
Greenfingers [Joel Hershman] Greenfingers - Harte Jungs und zarte Triebe
greenfish sea cucumber [Stichopus chloronotus, syn.: S. cylindricus, S. hirotai, Holothuria viridis]Grüne Zahnrad-Seewalze {f}
greenflies [family Aphididae] Röhrenblattläuse {pl}
greenflies [family Aphididae]Röhrenläuse {pl}
greenflies [superfamily Aphidoidea]Blattläuse {pl}
green-flower pepperweed [Lepidium densiflorum, syn.: L. apetalum, L. incisum]Dichtblütige Kresse {f}
(green-flower) wintergreen [Pyrola chlorantha, syn.: Pyrola convoluta, P. oxypetala, P. virens]Grünblütiges Wintergrün {n}
(green-flower) wintergreen [Pyrola chlorantha, syn.: Pyrola convoluta, P. oxypetala, P. virens]Grünliches Wintergrün {n}
green-flowered grünblumig [grünblütig]
green-floweredgrünblütig [grünblumig]
greenflowered / green-flowered wintergreen [Pyrola chlorantha, syn.: Pyrola virens]Bleiches Wintergrün {n}
green-flowered bog-orchid / bogorchid [Platanthera hyperborea, syn.: P. convallariifolia, Habenaria hyperborea, Orchis convallariifolia]Nördliche Waldhyazinthe {f}
green-flowered bog-orchid / bogorchid [Platanthera hyperborea, syn.: P. convallariifolia, Habenaria hyperborea, Orchis convallariifolia]Isländische Waldhyazinthe {f}
green-flowered pyrola [Pyrola chlorantha, syn.: Pyrola convoluta, P. oxypetala, P. virens] Grünblütiges Wintergrün {n}
green-flowered pyrola [Pyrola chlorantha, syn.: Pyrola convoluta, P. oxypetala, P. virens] Grünliches Wintergrün {n}
green-flowered wintergreen [Pyrola chlorantha, formerly Pyrola virens]Grünblütiges Wintergrün {n}
green-flowered wintergreen [Pyrola chlorantha, formerly Pyrola virens] Grünliches Wintergrün {n}
greenflush fibrecap [Br.] [Inocybe corydalina]Grüngebuckelter Risspilz {m}
greenflush fibrecap [Br.] [Inocybe corydalina] Grünscheiteliger Risspilz {m}
greenfly Blattlaus {f}
greenfly {pl} [greenflies] Blattläuse {pl}
greenfly [Macrosiphum rosae, syn.: Macrosiphon rosae, Siphonophora rosae] Große Rosenblattlaus {f}
green-foot fiber head [Am.] [Inocybe calamistrata] Blaufüßiger Risspilz {m}
greenfoot fibrecap [Br.] [Inocybe calamistrata] Blaufüßiger Risspilz {m}
green-fronted hanging parrot [Loriculus tener] Bismarckpapageichen {n}
green-fronted hummingbird [Amazilia viridifrons] Grünstirnamazilie {f}
green-fronted hummingbird [Amazilia viridifrons]Grünscheitelamazilie {f}
green-fronted lancebill [Doryfera ludovicae] [species of hummingbird]Grünstirn-Lanzettschnabel {m} [Kolibriart]
green-fruit bur reed [Sparganium chlorocarpum]Grünfrüchtiger Igelkolben {m}
greengage Reneklode {f}
greengage [Prunus domestica ssp. italica (var. claudiana)] Ringlotte {f} [österr., sonst regional] [Reneklode]
greengage [Prunus domestica subsp. italica var. claudiana] [also fruit] Reineclaude {f} [auch Frucht]
greengage [Prunus domestica subsp. italica var. claudiana] [fruit] Ringlo {f} [südd.] [Edel-Pflaume] [Frucht]
greengage plum Edelpflaume {f} [auch: Edel-Pflaume]
greengage tree Reneklodenbaum {m}
greengage treeReineclaudenbaum {m}
green-gold tanager [Tangara schrankii]Goldbrusttangare {f} [auch: Goldbrust-Tangare]
green-gray [Am.] grünspanig
green-grey [Br.] grünspanig
greengrocer Gemüsehändler {m}
greengrocerJemüsefritze {m} [bes. berlinerisch] [Gemüsehändler]
green-grocer [archaic spv.]Gemüsehändler {m}
greengrocer [Br.] Obst- und Gemüsehändler {m}
green-grocer's Gemüsegeschäft {n}
greengrocer's apostropheDeppenapostroph {m} [ugs.]
greengrocer's apostrophe Idiotenapostroph {m}
greengrocer's shop Gemüseladen {m}
greengroceryGemüseladen {m}
green-haired grünhaarig
greenhead / green-head ant [Rhytidoponera metallica]Grünköpfige Ameise {f}
green-headed lowland racer [Leptodrymus pulcherrimus] Grünkopf-Zornnatter {f}
green-headed oriole [Oriolus chlorocephalus] Grünkopfpirol {m}
green-headed racer [Leptodrymus pulcherrimus] Grünkopf-Zornnatter {f}
green-headed sunbird [Nectarinia/Cyanomitra verticalis]Grünkopf-Nektarvogel {m}
green-headed tanager [Tangara seledon] Dreifarbentangare {f}
greenheart (wood) Grünherzholz {n}
greenhorn Neuling {m}
greenhorn (junger) Springinsfeld {m}
greenhornGreenhorn {n}
greenhorn junger Hupfer {m} [österr.] [südd.] [Springer, Hüpfer]
greenhornGrünhorn {n} [selten] [Greenhorn, Grünschnabel]
greenhorn [esp. Am.] [coll.]blutiger Anfänger {m}
greenhorn [esp. Am.] [coll.]Grünschnabel {m} [oft pej.]
greenhorn [esp. Am.] [coll.]Milchbart {m} [leicht pej.] [junger, unerfahrener Mann]
greenhorn [female]Unerfahrene {f}
greenhorn mistakeAnfängerfehler {m}
greenhouseGewächshaus {n}
greenhouse Glashaus {n}
greenhouse Treibhaus {n}
greenhouse [attr.] Treibhaus-
greenhouse camel-cricket / camel cricket [Diestrammena asynamora, syn.: Tachycines asynamorus]Gewächshausschrecke {f}
greenhouse camel-cricket / camel cricket [Diestrammena asynamora, syn.: Tachycines asynamorus] (Japanische) Gewächshausheuschrecke {f} [auch: Gewächshaus-Heuschrecke]
greenhouse climateTreibhausklima {n}
greenhouse complex Gewächshausanlage {f}
greenhouse crop Unterglaskultur {f}
greenhouse cultivation Unterglasanbau {m}
greenhouse effectTreibhauseffekt {m}
greenhouse effectGlashauseffekt {m}
greenhouse effect Glashauswirkung {f}
greenhouse facilityGewächshausanlage {f}
greenhouse gasKlimagas {n} [ugs.] [Treibhausgas]
greenhouse gas <GHG>Treibhausgas {n} <THG>
greenhouse gas concentrations {pl}Konzentration {f} der Treibhausgase
greenhouse gas concentrations {pl} Treibhausgaskonzentration {f}
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