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traditional skirt Trachtenrock {m}
traditional speciality guaranteed <TSG> garantiert traditionelle Spezialität {f} <g.t.S., gtS>
traditional stronghold traditionelle Hochburg {f}
traditional style Trachtenmode {f}
traditional subscription warrant traditioneller Optionsschein {m}
traditional suit [men's] Trachtenanzug {m}
traditional surrogacy Ersatzmutterschaft {f}
traditional uroscopy [natural medicine] traditionelle Harnschau {f} [Naturheilkunde]
traditional voterStammwähler {m}
traditional wear traditionelle Kleidung {f}
[traditional afternoon snack of cold meats, cheese, bread, etc.] Marende {f} [bes. Südtirol]
[traditional Bavarian hat] Seppelhut {m}
[traditional Bavarian hat] Sepplhut {m}
[traditional Christmas display from the Ore Mountains of Germany] Weihnachtsberg {m}
[traditional course of studies with no separate undergraduate and graduate levels]grundständiges Studium {n} [mit Abschluss Diplom, Magister oder Staatsexamen]
[traditional Easter bread in Eastern and Southern Austria and Slovenia]Osterpinze {f} [österr.]
[traditional figures of the Cologne carnival wearing municipal guard costumes] Funken {pl} [Figuren des Kölner Karnevals]
[traditional German sweet pastry similar to a gingerbread man, often with a clay pipe, baked for St. Nicholas' Day or St. Martin's Day; literally "bread roll man"] Stutenkerl {m} [Weckmann, Hefemann, Klausenmann, Grättimaa, Grittibänz, Dambedei, Weckbobbe, Krampus]
[traditional German sweet pastry similar to a gingerbread man, often with a clay pipe, baked for St. Nicholas' Day or St. Martin's Day; literally "bread roll man"]Weckmann {m} [bes. südd.]
[traditional greeting of social democrats, socialists and communists] Freundschaft!
[traditional hard spice biscuit originating from Basel]Basler Läckerli {n} [schweiz.] [Leckerli]
[traditional Krampus sweet bread with raisins, baked for Saint Nicholas Day in Austria and Southern Germany] Krampus {m} [Krampusbrot]
[traditional nightly tryst of love in rural Switzerland and adjacent areas] Kiltgang {m} [schweiz.] [alemannisch]
[traditional peasant dish, similar to a pancake cut into small pieces, today mainly sweet dessert] Schmarrn {m} [österr.] [südd.]
[traditional pilgrimage with horses, esp. in Upper Bavaria, Germany] Georgiritt {m} [Pferdewallfahrt zu Ehren des heiligen Georg]
[traditional rural dish made from cereals or beans] Sterz {m} [österr.] [südd.]
[traditional Schnapps drinking and cabbage eating tour of North Germany]Kohltour {f} [nordd.]
[traditional Schnapps drinking and cabbage eating tour of northern Germany]Kohlfahrt {f} [nordd.]
[traditional thorough house cleaning before Christmas] Weihnachtsputz {m} [Hausputz]
[traditional undividable family farm in state of Tyrol, South Tyrol]geschlossener Hof {m} [Erbhof im Bundesland Tirol, Bozen-Südtirol]
[traditional women's hat decorated with ribbons]Bänderhut {m} [Teil österreichischer Frauentrachten]
traditionalismTraditionalismus {m}
traditionalismFesthalten {n} am Alten
traditionalist Traditionalist {m}
traditionalisttraditionalistisch
traditionalist [female] Traditionalistin {f}
traditionalistictraditionalistisch
traditionalityTraditionalität {f}
traditionalizationTraditionalisierung {f}
traditionally althergebracht
traditionally altherkömmlich
traditionally herkömmlich
traditionallytraditionell
traditionally traditionsgemäß
traditionally traditionellerweise
traditionallyherkömmlicherweise
traditionally der Tradition nach
traditionallyklassischerweise
[(traditionally educated) middle-class intellectual] Bildungsbürger {m}
traditional-minded traditionsgesinnt [veraltet]
tradition-bound traditionsgebunden
tradition-conscious traditionsbewusst
tradition-historicaltraditionsgeschichtlich
tradition-rich traditionsreich
traditionsTraditionen {pl}
traditions Überlieferungen {pl}
traditions {pl} Brauchtum {n}
tradition-steeped traditionsreich
traditory [obs.] [traditional] traditionell
traducedverleumdet
traducement Verleumdung {f}
traducementsVerleumdungen {pl}
traducer Verleumder {m}
traducianTraduzianist {m}
traducian traduzianistisch
traducian [female] Traduzianistin {f}
traducianismTraduzianismus {m}
traducing verleumdend
Trafalgar effect Trafalgar-Effekt {m}
Trafalgar Glacier Trafalgar-Gletscher {m}
Trafalgar Square Trafalgar-Platz {m}
Trafalgar Square der Trafalgar Square {m}
Trafalgar Square [Br.] [Monopoly] Opernplatz {m} [Monopoly]
traffic Autoverkehr {m}
traffic Datenverkehr {m}
traffic Handelsverkehr {m}
traffic Traffic {m}
trafficDatenaufkommen {n}
traffic {sg} [archaic] [wares, goods] Güter {pl} [Waren]
traffic [attr.]Verkehrs-
traffic [dealings, interactions]Verkehr {m} [Umgang]
Traffic [Steven Soderbergh] Traffic – Macht des Kartells
traffic [vehicles, pedestrians] Verkehr {m} [Fahrzeuge, Fußgänger]
traffic abatement Verkehrsberuhigung {f}
traffic accident Verkehrsunfall {m}
traffic accidentsVerkehrsunfälle {pl}
traffic alert and collision avoidance system <TCAS> Verkehrs- und Kollisionswarnsystem {n}
traffic analysis Verkehrsanalyse {f}
traffic and transport <TT, T&T> Verkehr und Transport <VT>
traffic and transportation psychology Verkehrs- und Transportpsychologie {f}
traffic announcement <TA> Verkehrsdurchsage {f}
traffic areaVerkehrsfläche {f}
traffic assessmentVerkehrsschätzung {f}
traffic assignment Verkehrsumlegung {f}
traffic associationVerkehrsverbund {m}
traffic at a standstill Verkehrsstillstand {m}
traffic authorities Straßenverkehrsbehörden {pl}
traffic authorityVerkehrsbehörde {f}
traffic avoidanceVerkehrsvermeidung {f}
traffic banVerkehrsverbot {n}
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