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EnglishGerman
tine bar Zinkenbalken {m} [einer Egge]
tine rake Fächerbesen {m}
tine test Tinetest {m} [auch: Tine-Test]
tine testTine-Stempeltest {m} [Tinetest]
tinea barbae Bartflechte {f}
tinea capitisKopfhautflechte {f}
Tinea faciei [fungal infection of the face]Hautpilzinfektion {f} im Gesicht
tinea tonsuransTonsurflechte {f}
tinea versicolor [Dermatomycosis furfuracea, Pityriasis versicolor, Tinea flava] Pityriasis versicolor {f}
tinea versicolor [Dermatomycosis furfuracea, Pityriasis versicolor, Tinea flava] Kleienflechte {f}
tinea versicolor [Dermatomycosis furfuracea, Pityriasis versicolor, Tinea flava] Kleienpilzflechte {f}
tined [chiefly in comb.] gezackt
tined weeder Hackstriegel {m} [landwirtschaftliches Gerät]
tineid moths [family Tineidae] Echte Motten {pl}
tineid moths [family Tineidae] Tineiden {pl}
tineids [family Tineidae] Echte Motten {pl}
tineids [family Tineidae] Tineiden {pl}
Tinel's sign Tinel-Zeichen {n} [Hoffmann-Tinel-Zeichen]
Tinfield's rock rat [Aethomys stannarius]Zinnfeld-Buschratte {f}
tinfoil Stanniol {n}
tinfoil Stanniolpapier {n}
tinfoil Alufolie {f} [ugs.]
tinfoil Zinnfolie {f}
tinfoil [popular misnomer] Aluminiumfolie {f}
tinfoil barb [Barbonymus schwanenfeldii, syn.: Barbus pentazona schwanefeldi] Brassenbarbe {f}
tinfoil hat theory [coll.] [also: tinfoilhat theory, tin foil hat theory] Verschwörungstheorie {f}
tinfoil hatter [coll.] [fig.] [pej.] [also: tin-foil hatter] [conspiracy theorist]Aluhutträger {m} [fig.] [pej.] [Verschwörungstheoretiker]
tinfoil phonograph Zinnfolienphonograph {m}
tinfoil sheet Stanniolblatt {n}
tinfoil-hat wearer [fig.] [pej.] [conspiracy theorist]Aluhutträger {m} [fig.] [pej.] [Verschwörungstheoretiker]
ting-a-lingKlingling {n}
tinge Stich {m} [Farb-]
tinge Tönung {f}
tingeFärbung {f}
tinge [touch]Hauch {m} [Anflug]
tinge [touch]Anflug {m}
tinge [touch] Spur {f} [Anflug, Hauch]
tinge of an accent leichter Akzent {m}
tinge of greenGrünstich {m}
tinge of red (leichter) Rotstich {m}
tingedgefärbt
tinged mit einem Stich (ins ...)
tinged tingiert
tingedfarbstichig [z. B. Videobilder]
tinged [metal etc.]angelaufen [Metall etc.]
tinged [with just a hint of colour] überlaufen [mit einem Hauch Farbe]
tinged with blue [postpos.] [bluish] ins Blaue spielend [bläulich]
tinged with sth. [postpos.] [e.g. yellow tinged with green]in etw. [Akk.] spielend [z. B. ein ins Grünliche spielendes Gelb]
tingesTönungen {pl}
tingible anfärbbar
tinging färbend
tinging tönend
tin-glazed earthenware Fayence {f}
tingleKribbeln {n}
tinglePrickeln {n}
tingle tongue [Zanthoxylum clava-herculis] [toothache tree] Herkuleskeule {f}
tingled geklungen
tingle-tangle Tingeltangel {n}
tinglingklingend
tingling prickelnd
tingling kribbelnd
tingling Kribbeln {n}
tingling Prickeln {n}
tingling paraesthesias [Br.]Kribbelparästhesien {pl}
tingling paresthesias [Am.]Kribbelparästhesien {pl}
tingling sensation Kribbeln {n}
tingly prickelnd
tingly kribbelig [ugs.]
tinhorn [Am.] [coll.] Angeber {m}
Tinian Tinian {n}
Tinian monarch [Monarcha takatsukasae] Tinianmonarch {m}
tinidazoleTinidazol {n}
tinierkleiner
tinier winziger
tiniestwinzigste
tiniest allerkleinste
tiniestkleinste
tin(II) bromide [SnBr2] Zinn(II)-bromid {n}
tin(II) chloride [SnCl2] [E-512] Zinn(II)-chlorid {n}
tin(II) chloride [SnCl2] [E-512] Zinndichlorid {n}
tin(II) fluoride [SnF2] Zinn(II)-fluorid {n}
tin(II) hydroxide [Sn(OH)2]Zinn(II)-hydroxid {n}
tin(II) iodide [SnI2] Zinn(II)-iodid {n}
tin(II) oxalate [SnC2O4]Zinn(II)-oxalat {n}
tin(II) oxide [SnO]Zinn(II)-oxid {n}
tin(II) selenide [SnSe] Zinn(II)-selenid {n}
tin(II) sulfate [Am.] [SnSO4] Zinn(II)-sulfat {n}
tin(II) sulfide [Am.] [SnS]Zinn(II)-sulfid {n}
tinily winzig
tininessWinzigkeit {f}
tin(IV) bromide [SnBr4] Zinn(IV)-bromid {n}
tin(IV) chloride [SnCl4] Zinn(IV)-chlorid {n}
tin(IV) fluoride [SnF4] Zinn(IV)-fluorid {n}
tin(IV) iodide [SnI4]Zinn(IV)-iodid {n}
tin(IV) nitrate [Sn(NO3)4] Zinn(IV)-nitrat {n}
tin(IV) oxide [SnO2] Zinn(IV)-oxid {n}
tin(IV) sulfide [Am.] [SnS2] Zinn(IV)-sulfid {n}
Tinja [river]Tinja {f} [Fluss]
tinkerKesselflicker {m}
Tinker Tinker {pl} [Pferderasse]
« time — time — timi — timp — tino — tine — tink — tinn — tint — tip[ — tipp »
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