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EnglishGerman
shopping goods [durables and consumables] Gebrauchs- und Verbrauchsgüter {pl}
shopping guideEinkaufsführer {m}
shopping habits Einkaufsgewohnheiten {pl}
shopping habits Konsumgewohnheiten {pl}
shopping hours Ladenstunden {pl}
shopping hoursLadenöffnungszeiten {pl}
shopping list Einkaufsliste {f}
shopping list Einkaufszettel {m}
shopping mall Einkaufspassage {f}
shopping mallEinkaufsmarkt {m}
shopping mallEinkaufsgalerie {f}
shopping mall Einkaufsmall {f}
shopping mallLadenreihe {f}
shopping mall [esp. Am.]Einkaufszentrum {n} <EKZ>
shopping mall [esp. Am.] Shoppingmeile {f} [ugs.]
shopping mile Einkaufsmeile {f}
shopping net bagEinkaufsnetz {n}
shopping outlet Einkaufsoutlet {n}
shopping paradise Einkaufsparadies {n}
shopping paradise [fig.] Shoppingparadies {n} [fig.] [auch: Shopping-Paradies]
shopping possibility Einkaufsmöglichkeit {f}
shopping precinct [Br.]Einkaufsviertel {n}
shopping precinct [Br.] Einkaufszentrum {n} <EKZ>
shopping promenade Einkaufsstraße {f}
shopping public Käuferschaft {f}
shopping questEinkaufstour {f}
shopping requests Einkaufswünsche {pl}
shopping rush Einkaufstrubel {m}
shopping spree Großeinkauf {m}
shopping spree Shoppingtour {f}
shopping spreeEinkaufsbummel {m}
shopping street Kaufstraße {f}
shopping street Geschäftsstraße {f}
shopping streetLadenstraße {f}
shopping streetEinkaufsstraße {f}
shopping streets Kaufstraßen {pl}
shopping streetsEinkaufsstraßen {pl}
shopping stroll Einkaufsbummel {m}
shopping Sunday Sonntagsverkauf {m} [verkaufsoffener Sonntag]
shopping systemEinkaufssystem {n}
shopping tourEinkaufsbummel {m}
shopping tourismEinkaufstourismus {m}
shopping tourist Einkaufstourist {m}
shopping townEinkaufsstadt {f}
shopping trafficEinkaufsverkehr {m}
shopping trip Einkaufstour {f}
shopping trip Einkaufsbummel {m}
shopping trips {pl} abroad Einkaufstourismus {m}
shopping trolley [Br.] Einkaufswagen {m}
shopping trolley [Br.]Einkaufswagerl {n} [ugs.] [österr.] [südd.]
shopping trolley [Br.] [to carry shopping home]Hackenporsche {m} [hum.] [Einkaufsroller]
shopping trolley [Br.] [to carry shopping home]Einkaufsroller {m}
shopping trolley [Br.] [with two wheels and a stand]Karrette {f} [schweiz.] [Einkaufswagen]
(shopping) arcade Einkaufspassage {f}
(shopping) arcadePassage {f} [Einkaufspassage]
(shopping) basket [Br.] Einkaufswagen {m}
(shopping) caddy Einkaufsroller {m}
(shopping) carriage [Am.] Einkaufswagen {m}
(shopping) cart [(with) icon] Warenkorb {m} [(mit) Icon eines Einkaufswagens]
(shopping) plaza [esp. Am.] Einkaufszentrum {n} <EKZ>
shopsGeschäfte {pl}
shops Kaufläden {pl}
shops Läden {pl}
Shops are open. Läden sind geöffnet.
Shops close at noon. Die Läden schließen um 12 Uhr.
shop-soiledangeschmutzt
shop-soiled angestaubt
shop-soiled (nur) leicht beschädigt
shop-soiled goods {pl} im Lager angestaubte Ware {f}
shoptalk [coll.] Fachsimpelei {f} [ugs.]
shopwalker [Br.] Abteilungsleiter {m} [in einem Kaufhaus]
shopwalker [Br.]Kaufhausabteilungsleiter {m}
shopwalker [Br.]Aufsicht {f} [Aufsichtsperson eines Ladens]
shopwalker [Br.]Aufsichtsperson {f}
shopwindowSchaufenster {n}
(shop-window) mannequinSchaufensterpuppe {f}
shopwoman Ladnerin {f} [veraltend] [südd.] [österr.] [Verkäuferin]
shopworn (leicht) beschädigt
shop-worn leicht benutzt
shop-wornnur leicht beschädigt
shopworn angestaubt
shopwornabgegriffen
shopworn goods {pl}angestaubte Ware {f}
shore Küste {f} [Ufer]
shore Stützbalken {m}
shoreUfer {n}
shoreStrand {m} [Seeufer]
shoreStütze {f} [seitlich, gegen Umkippen]
shoreMeeressaum {m}
shore [brace, stay] Strebe {f}
shore arrowgrass [Triglochin maritima]Strand-Dreizack {m}
shore arrowgrass [Triglochin maritima] Salz-Dreizack {m}
shore arrowgrass [Triglochin maritima] Röhrkohl {m}
shore arrowgrass / arrow-grass [Triglochin maritima, syn.: T. concinna]Doppeldreizack {m}
shore arrowgrass / arrow-grass [Triglochin maritima, syn.: T. concinna] Meerstranddreizack {m}
shore arrowgrass / arrow-grass [Triglochin maritima, syn.: T. concinna]Sechszack {m}
shore battery Küstenbatterie {f}
shore bindweed [Calystegia soldanella, syn.: Convolvulus soldanella]Strand-Zaunwinde / Strandzaunwinde {f}
shore bindweed [Calystegia soldanella, syn.: Convolvulus soldanella] Strandwinde {f}
shore bug Springwanze {f}
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