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EnglishGerman
shoebutton (ardisia) [Ardisia elliptica] Schuhknopfardisia {f} [auch: Schuhknopf-Ardisia]
shoe-fitting fluoroscope Schuh-Fluoroskop {n} [auch: Schuhfluoroskop] [Pedoskop]
shoegazingShoegazing {n} [britische Rockmusik-Richtung]
shoehornSchuhanzieher {m}
shoehorn Schuhlöffel {m}
shoe-horned [coll.] eingepaßt [alt] [mit Schwierigkeiten hineingezwängt]
shoeing beschuhend
shoeing [of horses] Hufbeschlag {m} [Handlung]
shoeing of a horse Beschlagen {n} der Hufe
shoeing period [horses] Beschlagperiode {f} [Pferde]
shoelace Schnürsenkel {m}
shoelaceSchuhband {n}
shoelace Schuhsenkel {m}
shoelace Schuhriemen {m}
shoelace Schuhbandel {n} [österr.] [bayer.] [ugs.]
shoelace Schuhnestel {f} [südd.] [Schnürsenkel]
shoelace formulaGaußsche Trapezformel {f} [alt]
shoelace formula gaußsche Trapezformel {f}
shoelace formulaGauß'sche Trapezformel {f}
shoelace maker Nestler {m} [Schnürsenkelmacher]
shoelacesSchnürsenkel {pl}
shoelaces Schnürsenkeln {pl} [regional für: Schnürsenkel]
shoelaces Schuhsenkel {pl}
shoelacesSchuhbänder {pl}
shoelaces Schuhnesteln {pl} [südd.] [Schnürsenkel]
shoelast Schuhleisten {m}
shoe-last celtSchuhleistenkeil {m}
shoeleather Schuhleder {n}
shoe-leather cost Schuhsohleneffekt {m} [auch Schuhsohlenkosten]
shoelessbarfuß
shoeless ohne Schuhe [nachgestellt]
shoeless unbeschuht [selten]
shoeless schuhlos
shoemaker Schuhmacher {m}
shoemaker Schuster {m}
shoemaker [Am.] [coll.] [fig.]Flickschuster {m} [fig.] [Pfuscher]
shoemaker [who repairs shoes]Patschenflicker {m} [österr.] [regional] [Flickschuster]
Shoemaker GlacierShoemaker-Gletscher {m}
shoemaker journeyman Schuhknecht {m} [veraltet]
shoemakersSchuhmacher {pl}
shoemakers Schuster {pl}
shoemaker'sSchuhmacherei {f} [Werkstatt]
shoemaker's awl Schusterahle {f}
shoemaker's daughterSchuhmacherstochter {f}
shoemaker's hammerSchuhmacherhammer {m}
shoemaker's shopSchuhwerkstatt {f}
shoemaker's son Schustersohn {m}
shoemaker's tradeSchuhmacherhandwerk {n}
shoemakingSchuhmacherei {f}
shoemaking Schuhherstellung {f}
shoemaking awl Schuhmacherahle {f}
shoemenderFlickschuster {m}
shoepacs Überschuhe {pl}
shoepacsRegenschuhe {pl}
shoepolishSchuhcreme {f}
shoeprintSchuhabdruck {m}
shoer [rare] [horseshoer] Hufschmied {m}
shoes Schuhe {pl}
shoes Schuh {pl} [ugs.]
shoescraper Schuhkratzer {m}
shoeshineSchuheputzen {n}
shoeshine [Am.] [S.Afr.]Schuhputzen {n}
shoeshine boy Schuhputzer {m}
shoeshine girlSchuhputzerin {f}
shoeshiner [Am.] Schuhputzer {m}
shoeshiner [Am.] Wichser {m} [kurz für: Schuhwichser] [regional bzw. veraltet]
shoeshopSchuhladen {m}
shoespoon [shoehorn] Schuhlöffel {m}
shoespooner Schuhlöffel {m}
shoestring [Am.]miserabel [dürftig]
shoestring [Am.]Schuhsenkel {m}
shoestring [Am.] Schnürsenkel {m}
shoestring [Am.] Schuhbändel {m} {n} [schweiz. nur {m}]
shoestring [Am.] [coll.] paar Groschen {pl} [wenig Geld]
shoestring budgetMinibudget {n}
shoestring budget Minimalbudget {n}
shoestring fern family {sg} [family Vittariaceae]Vittariaceen {pl} [Farngewächse]
shoestring fries [Am.] Strohkartoffeln {pl}
shoestring potatoes Strohkartoffeln {pl}
shoestrings Schuhsenkel {pl}
shoetree Schuhspanner {m}
shoetreeSchuhstrecker {m}
shoetrees Schuhspanner {pl}
shofarSchofar {m}
shofar [ancient musical horn typically made of a ram's horn] Schofarhorn {n}
shofroth {pl} Schofaroth {pl}
shogun Shogun {m} [historischer Titel des Oberbefehlshabers der japanischen Armee]
shogunateShogunat {n}
shogunate Schogunat {n} [Rsv.]
shojiShoji {f} {n}
Sholem Aleichem [pseud. of Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich]Scholem Alejchem {m}
shomiokite-(Y) [Na3Y [CO3]3·3H2O] Shomiokit-(Y) {m}
Shona cabbage [Cleome gynandra, syn: C. pentaphylla, Gynandropsis gynandra, G. pentaphylla, Pedicellaria pentaphylla] Senfkaper {f} [häufiger: Senfkapper]
Shona cabbage [Cleome gynandra, syn: C. pentaphylla, Gynandropsis gynandra, G. pentaphylla, Pedicellaria pentaphylla]Afrikanische Spinnenpflanze {f}
shonegeschienen
shone geglänzt
shone erstrahlt
Shone's anomaly [Shone's complex]Shone-Komplex {m}
Shone's complex [Shone's syndrome]Shone-Komplex {m}
Shone's syndrome Shone-Syndrom {n} [Shone-Komplex]
« shit — shle — shoc — shoc — shoe — shoe — shon — shoo — shop — shop — shop »
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