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habu [Protobothrops flavoviridis, syn.: Trimeresurus flavoviridis] Habu-Schlange {f}
habutai [also: habotai]Habutai {m}
Haby mustache [Am.] Habyschnurrbart {m} [auch: Haby-Schnurrbart]
háček [ ˇ ] Hatschek {n}
háček [ ˇ ]Háček {n} [ ˇ ]
hacendero [also less commonly: haciendero] Haziendero {m}
Hachiko: A Dog's Story [Lasse Hallström] Hachiko – Eine wunderbare Freundschaft
Hachimoji DNA Hachimoji-DNA {f}
Hachimoji RNAHachimoji-RNA {f}
Hachisuka's sunbird [Aethopyga primigenius] Graukehl-Nektarvogel {m}
hachoirWiegemesser {n}
hachure Bergstrich {m}
hachure [area of hatching] Schraffierung {f} [Kartographie]
hachuredschraffiert [bes. auf Landkarten]
hachures Schraffierung {f}
HachyHeuschlingen {n}
haciendaGrundbesitz {m}
hacienda Hacienda {f}
hacienda Hazienda {f}
hack Hack {m}
hackHacke {f}
hack Hieb {m}
hackTritt {m}
hacktrockener Husten {m}
hackKlepper {m}
hack [Am.] [coll.] Taxi {n} [schweiz. auch {m}]
hack [Am.] [coll.] [dated] [cab driver]Taxerer {m} [ugs.] [regional] [Taxifahrer]
hack [Br.] Ausritt {m}
hack [horse for ordinary riding] Reitpferd {n}
hack [horse rented out for riding]Mietpferd {n}
hack [mediocre journalist] [coll.]Schmierfink {m} [ugs.] [pej.] [sensationsheischender, oberflächlicher Journalist]
hack [non-committed person] Mitläufer {m}
hack [worn-out horse] alter Gaul {m}
hack day [coll.] [hackathon]Hack Day {m} [ugs.] [Hackfest, Hackathon]
hack lawyerWinkeladvokat {m}
hack saw Bügelsäge {f}
hack saw Hubsäge {f}
hack saw blade Sägeblatt {n}
hack saw frameBügelsäge {f}
hack writer Lohnschreiber {m}
hack (writer) [pej.] Schreiberling {m}
hackamore gebisslose Zäumung {f}
hackathon [coll.] Programmiermarathon {m}
hackathon [coll.] Hackathon {m} [Kofferwort aus „Hack“ und „Marathon“]
hackathon [coll.] Hackfest {n} [ugs.] [Hackathon]
hackberry [genus Celtis]Nesselbaum {m}
hackberry [genus Celtis] Zürgelbaum {m}
hackberry [Prunus padus] Gewöhnliche Traubenkirsche {f}
hackberry [Prunus padus]Ahlkirsche {f}
hackberry [Prunus padus] Sumpfkirsche {f}
hackberry [Prunus padus] Elsenkirsche {f}
hackbut Hakenbüchse {f} [hist. Schusswaffe]
hacked gehackt
hacked computergehackter Rechner {m}
hacked data gehackte Daten {pl}
Hackensack (people) [Native American tribe] Hackensack {pl} [Indianerstamm]
hacker Hacker {m}
hacker Datenpirat {m} [ugs.]
hacker [female] Hackerin {f}
hacker attack Hackerangriff {m}
hacker attackHacker-Attacke {f}
hacker group Hackergruppe {f}
hackers Hacker {pl}
hackers [female] Hackerinnen {pl}
Hackers [Iain Softley] Hackers – Im Netz des FBI
hackery [Ind.] [bullock cart]Ochsenkarren {m}
hackie [Am.] [coll.] Taxifahrer {m}
hacking hackend
hacking Promenadenreiten {n}
hacking [horse riding for pleasure or exercise] Ausreiten {n}
hacking attackHackerangriff {m}
hacking attack [rare] Hackangriff {m} [selten für: Hackerangriff]
hacking cough trockener Husten {m}
hacking jacketReitjacke {f}
hackleFederbusch {m}
hackleHechel {f}
hackle [lange aufstellbare] Nackenfeder {f}
hackleNackenfedern {pl} [bes. des Hahns]
hackle Nackengefieder {n} [bes. des Hahns]
hackle [for fly fishing] Hechel {f} [Vogelfedern zur Herstellung von Trockenfliegen beim Fliegenangeln]
hackle fly künstliche Fliege {f} (mit Federfüßen) [Köder beim Fischen]
hackleback [Scaphirhynchus platorynchus] (Gemeiner) Schaufelstör {m}
hackled zerkleinert
hackled orb weaver [family Uloboridae]Kräuselradnetzspinne {f}
hackled up gereizt
hackledmesh weavers [family Amaurobiidae] Finsterspinnen {pl}
hacklemesh weavers [family Amaurobiidae]Finsterspinnen {pl}
hackles [aufstellbare] Nackenhaare {pl} (eines Tieres)
hackles {pl} [erectile hairs along the neck and back of an animal] Nackenfell {n} [mit aufgestellten Haaren]
hackling [archaic] zerkleinernd
hackly [jagged]zerhackt
hackmatack [Larix laricina]Ostamerikanische Lärche {f}
hackmatack [Larix laricina] Amerikanische Lärche {f}
hackmatack [Larix laricina]Tamarack-Lärche {f}
hackmatack [Larix laricina]Tamarack {f}
hackmatack [Populus balsamifera (subsp. balsamifera), syn.: Populus tacamahaca, P. candicans] [(eastern) balsam poplar] Balsampappel / Balsam-Pappel {f}
hackney Lohnarbeiter {m}
hackney Pferd {n} [gewöhnliches Zug- und Reitpferd]
hackney Mietgaul {m}
hackney Kutschpferd {n}
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