Cotte : Wörterbuch / Dictionary (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

26 ähnliche Ergebnisse für Cotte

Tipp:

Umschalten auf einfaches Design?
→ Einstellungen: Farbstimmung "Schlicht" wählen.

	Deutsch	Englisch
	Ähnliche Wörter: Gotte, Lotte, Motte, Rotte, Zotte	Ähnliche Wörter: cotter, motte, terra-cotta, Crete, Franche-Comté, Johnny-come-lately, bottle, bottle-bottom, bottle-green, bottle-necked, bottle-party, botty-less, box-note, brandy-bottle, butte, candy-coat, candy-coated, caste, cattle, catty, chute
	etw. versplinten {vt} [techn.]	to cotter sth.
	versplintend	cottering
	versplintet	cottered
	Federstecker {m} [techn.]	spring cotter pin
	Federstecker {pl}	spring cotter pins
	Keilunterlegscheibe {f} [techn.]	cotter pin washer
	Keilunterlegscheiben {pl}	cotter pin washers
	Kurbelkeil {m}	cotter pin
	Kurbelkeile {pl}	cotter pins
	Pachthäusler {m}; Landköther {m}; Köther {m}; Köthner {m}; Landkötter {m}; Kötter {m}; Kotsaß {m} [soc.] [hist.]	cottar; cotter (in Scotland and Ireland)
	Pachthäusler {pl}; Landköther {pl}; Köther {pl}; Köthner {pl}; Landkötter {pl}; Kötter {pl}; Kotsaße {pl}	cottars; cotters
	Vorstecker {m} am Wagenrad; Splint {m}	cotter pin; linch pin; forelock
	Vorstecker {pl} am Wagenrad; Splinte {pl}	cotter pins; linch pins; forelocks
	Flachsrösten {n}; Rösten {n}; Rotten {n}; Rotte {f} [textil.]	retting (flax)
	Motte {f}; Turmhügelburg {f}; Erdhügelburg {f}; Erdkegelburg {f} [hist.] [arch.]	motte; motte-and-bailey castle
	Rotte {f} [mil.] [aviat.]	two ship formation
	Splint {m}	cotter; cotterpin
	Terrakotta {f}; Terracotta {f} (bräunlich-roter, gebrannter Ton)	terracotta; terra-cotta (brownish-red fired clay)
	Terrakotta...	terra-cotta
	Terrakottafigur {f}	terracotta; terra-cotta (statuette)
	Cote d'Ivoire (Elfenbeinküste) {f} /CI/	Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
	Yamoussoukro (Hauptstadt von Cote d'Ivoire) [geogr.]	Yamoussoukro (capital of Cote d'Ivoire)
	Wüstenspottdrossel {f} [ornith.]	le conte thrasher
	Arbeitstrupp {m}; Trupp {m}; Arbeitsrotte {f}; Rotte {f} (Arbeitskolonne im Straßen- und Gleisbau)	works gang; gang (for road and track works)
	Arbeitstrupps {pl}; Trupps {pl}; Arbeitsrotten {pl}; Rotten {pl}	works gangs; gangs
	Bahnbautrupp {m}; Bahninstandhaltungsrotte {f}; Bahnunterhaltungsrotte {f}; Bahndienstrotte {f} [Schw.]	track maintenance gang; permanent-way gang
	Gleisbaurotte {f}	railway gang [Br.]; railroad gang [Am.]
	Bande {f}; Rotte {f}; Zusammenrottung {f}	rout; gang; mob
	Banden {pl}; Rotten {pl}; Zusammenrottungen {pl}	routs; gangs; mobs
	Lophius-Seeteufel {pl} (Lophius) (zoologische Gattung) [zool.]	lophius monkfish (zoological genus)
	Seeteufel {m}; Anglerfisch {m}; Lotte {f}; Baudroie {f}; (Lophius piscatorius)	sea-devil; angler; fishing-frog
	Motte {f} [zool.]	moth (tineid moth)
	Motten {pl}	moths; mothes
	Lebensmittelmotte {f}; Speisemotte {f}; Küchenmotte {f}	food moth; meal moth; pantry moth
	Passiermühle {f}; Flotte Lotte {f} [cook.]	food mill
	Passiermühlen {pl}	food mills
	Patentante {f}; Taufpatin {f}; Patin {f}; Gotte {f} [ugs.]; Godl {f} [Ös.] [ugs.] [relig.]	(baptismal) godmother; (baptismal) godparent; (baptism) sponsor
	Patentanten {pl}; Taufpatinnen {pl}; Patinnen {pl}; Gotten {pl}; Godlen {pl}	godmothers; godparents; sponsors
	Rotte {f} (von Wildschweinen)	herd
	Rotten {pl}	herds
	Rudel {n} (Wildtiere); Rotte {f} (Wölfe, Wildschweine) [Jägersprache] [zool.]	pack (of wild animals)
	Rudel {pl}; Rotten {pl}	packs
	Wolfsrudel {n}; Rotte {f} Wölfe	pack of wolves; wolf pack
	Rudel Wildschweine; Wildschweinrotte {f}	pack of wild boar; sounder of wild boar
	Zotte {f}; Darmzotte {f}	villus
	Zotten {pl}; Darmzotten {pl}	villi
	Ammospiza-Ammern {pl} (Ammospiza) (zoologische Gattung) [ornith.]	ammospiza sparrows (zoological genus)
	Leconte-Ammer {m,f} (Ammospiza leconteii)	Le Conte's sparrow
	Nelson-Ammer {m,f} (Ammospiza nelsoni)	Nelson's sharp-tailed sparrow; Nelson's sparrow
	Spitzschwanzammer {m,f} (Ammospiza caudacutus)	saltmarsh sharp-tailed sparrow; saltmarsh sparrow
	Strandammer {m,f} (Ammospiza maritima)	seaside sparrow
	Schwarze Strandammer {m,f} (Ammospiza maritima nigrescens) [hist.]	dusky seaside sparrow