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EnglishGerman
mistakingIrrtum {m}
mistaking Verwechslung {f}
mistal [Br.] [regional] [cowshed]Kuhstall {m}
misted getrübt
misted up beschlagen [Glas, Fenster]
misted-up windows beschlagene Scheiben {pl}
mistelle Mistella {m}
mister Herr {m} [auch Anrede]
Mister ... Herr ... [als Anrede]
Mister 880 [Edmund Goulding]Mister 880
Mister Buddwing [Delbert Mann]Gesicht ohne Namen
Mister EdMr. Ed
Mister God, This Is Anna [Fynn] Hallo Mister Gott, hier spricht Anna
Mister Roberts [John Ford, Mervyn LeRoy, Joshua Logan] Keine Zeit für Heldentum
Mister Sandman [Barbara Dowdy] Mister Sandman
Mister Scarface [Fernando di Leo] [also: Rulers of the City]Zwei Supertypen räumen auf
misterious [archaic]mysteriös
mistermed falsch bezeichnet
mistermedfalsch benannt
misters [coll.] [Am.]Kronjuwelen {pl} [ugs.] [fig.] [Hoden]
mistflower [Ageratina riparia, syn.: Eupatorium riparium] Wuchernde Natternwurz {f}
mist-free [glass, mirror]beschlagfrei
misthreaded falsch eingefädelt
misthrow Fehlwurf {m}
mistier nebelhafter
mistiestnebelhafteste
mistily neblig
mistiness Nebligkeit {f}
mistiness Diesigkeit {f}
misting trübend
mistingTrübung {f}
misting Vernebelung {f}
mistle thrush [Turdus viscivorus]Misteldrossel {f}
mistle thrush [Turdus viscivorus] Ziemer {m}
mistletoe Mistelzweig {m}
mistletoe [Viscum album] Mistel {f}
Mistletoe and Mischief [Patricia Wynn]Flucht nach Gretna Green
mistletoe family {sg} [family Loranthaceae]Mistelgewächse {pl}
mistletoe family {sg} [family Loranthaceae]Loranthaceen {pl}
mistletoe family {sg} [family Loranthaceae]Riemenmistelgewächse {pl}
mistletoe fig [Ficus deltoidea]Mistelfeige {f}
mistletoe flowerpecker [Dicaeum hirundinaceum] Rotsteiß-Mistelfresser {m}
mistletoe marble (moth) [Celypha woodiana] Weißer Mistelwickler {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]
mistletoe scale [Carulaspis juniperi]Wacholderschildlaus {f}
mistletoe tyrannulet [Zimmerius vilissimus]Augenring-Fliegenstecher {m}
mistletoebird [Dicaeum hirundinaceum] Rotsteiß-Mistelfresser {m}
mistletoes Misteln {pl}
mistletoes [family Loranthaceae] [mistletoe family]Mistelgewächse {pl}
mistletoes [family Loranthaceae] [mistletoe family] Loranthaceen {pl}
mistletoes [family Loranthaceae] [mistletoe family] Riemenmistelgewächse {pl}
mistradeFehlabschluss {m} [Geschäftsabschluss mit erheblicher Abweichung vom Marktpreis]
mistral Mistral {m}
mistranslation Übersetzungsfehler {m}
mistranslation Fehlübersetzung {f}
mistranslation falsche Übersetzung {f}
mistranslationsÜbersetzungsfehler {pl}
mistreated schlecht behandelt
mistreatingschlecht behandelnd
mistreatment falsche Behandlung {f}
mistreatment Misshandlung {f}
mistreatmentschlechte Behandlung {f}
mistreatmentMißhandlung {f} [alt]
mistreatment of prisoners Gefangenenmisshandlung {f}
mistress Gebieterin {f}
mistress Herrin {f}
mistressVerhältnis {n} [ugs.] [Geliebte]
mistress [a woman in a position of authority] Mistress {f} [Hausfrau, Herrin oder Lehrerin] [veraltet]
mistress [courtesan] Kurtisane {f}
mistress [esp. Br.] [teacher] Lehrerin {f}
mistress [esp. of an art, or as an honorific] Meisterin {f}
mistress [esp.Br.] [teacher]Fräulein {n} [veraltet] [Lehrerin, auch Anrede]
mistress [lover]Mätresse {f} [geh.] [veraltet]
mistress [lover]Geliebte {f}
mistress [lover] Konkubine {f} [abwertend: Geliebte]
mistress [of a dog / cat]Frauchen {n}
Mistress of Mishap [Cathleen Clare]Lord Singletons schönste Eroberung
Mistress of the Robe [Br.]weiblicher Oberstgewandkämmerer {m}
Mistress of the Robes [Br.] Obersthofmeisterin {f} der Königin
mistress of the situation Herrin {f} der Lage
Mistress Pat [Lucy Maud Montgomery] Pat auf Silver Bush 2
mistresses Gebieterinnen {pl}
mistresses Herrinnen {pl}
mistri Maestri {pl}
mistrialfehlerhaft geführter Prozess {m}
mistrialFehlprozess {m}
mistrialmit schweren Rechtsfehlern behaftetes Verfahren {n}
mistrust (of sb./sth.) Misstrauen {n} (gegenüber jdm./etw.)
mistrustful misstrauisch
mistrustful mißtrauisch [alt]
mistrustful (of)argwöhnisch (gegen)
mistrustfully misstrauisch
mistrustfulness Misstrauen {n}
mistrustfulnessMißtrauen {n} [alt]
mistrustingmisstrauend
mistrustinglymisstrauisch
mistruth [lie] Unwahrheit {f}
mistsNebel {pl}
mistsSprühregen {m}
mist-shroudednebelverhangen
misty nebelhaft
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