S?one : Wörterbuch / Dictionary (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

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	Abziehstein {m}	sharpening stone
	Augenwurzen {pl} (Athamanta) (botanische Gattung) [bot.]	mountain parsleys; stone parsleys (botanical genus)
	Bergemittel {n}; Zwischenmittel {n} (Bodenschicht mit taubem Gestein und organischem Material) [min.] [geol.]	intermediate medium; intercalated bed; interbed; intercalation; interburden; parting; dirt bed; dirt band; stone band (in coal); fillings (in joints); intermediate rock (between two seams)
	Berollung {f} (eines Ablaufgerinnes) (Wasserbau)	channel lining; dumped stone lining [Am.] (water engineering)
	Blocksatz {m} (in eine Uferböschung eingesetzte Steinblöcke) (Wasserbau)	array of stones; array of blocks; set rubble stone; rip-rap (stone blocks set into a streambank) (water engineering)
	Blockschüttung {f}; Blockwurf {m} (auf einer Uferböschung angeschüttete Steinblöcke) (Wasserbau)	loose rock-dump; tipped stone; loose rip-rap (stone blocks irregularly placed on a streambank) (water engineering)
	Bossen {m}; Bosse {f} [constr.]	boss stone; boss
	Filterstein {m}; Filterkalkstein {m}; Filtersandstein {m} [geol.]	filter stone; dripstone
	Forellenstein {m}; Troktolith {m} [geol.]	trout stone; troctolite
	wenn das Fruchtfleisch fest am Kern haftet (Steinobst) [cook.]	clingstone {adj} [Am.] (of stone fruit)
	wenn sich das Fruchtfleisch leicht vom Kern löst (Steinobst) [agr.]	cling-free; freestone [Am.] {adj} (of stone fruit)
	Gefüge {n}; Lagerung {f} eines Steines [constr.]	grain of a stone
	Geröllrutsch {m}; Sandrutsch {m} [geol.]	sand and stone avalanche; sand avalanche
	Gloriette {f} (Steinpavillon mit Aussicht auf eine historische Parkanlage) [arch.]	gloriette (stone pavilion overlooking a historical park)
	Grobbrecher {m} [constr.]	coarse crushing rolls; coarse crusher; boulder crusher; coarse breaker; stone breaker
	Grundsteinlegung {f}	laying of the foundation stone
	Hexeneinmaleins {n} (Goethe) [lit.]	witch's one-times-one; witches' one-times-one (Goethe)
	Honleiste {f}	honing stone retainer
	Honigstein {m}; Mellit {m} [min.]	honey stone; mellite
	Kämpfer {m} (oberster Stein des Widerlagers eines Gewölbebogens) [constr.]	springer; springing stone; cushion; rein
	Karborundstein {m}	carborundum stone
	Kernöl {n}	kernel oil (from stone fruits); seed oil (from vegetables)
	Kunststeinarbeit {f}	artificial stone work
	Menhir {m}; Hinkelstein {m} [hist.]	menhir; standing stone
	Mesolithikum {n}; Mittelsteinzeit {f} [hist.]	mesolithic; middle stone age
	Mittagsblumengewächse {pl}; Mittagsblumen {pl}; Lebende Steine {pl} (Aizoaceae/Ficoidaceae) (botanische Familie) [bot.]	stone plants; pebble plants; living stones; carpet weeds; mesembs (botanical family)
	Nazar {m}; Nazar-Amulett {n}; Nazar-Perle {f}	Nazar; Nazar amulet; evil eye bead; evil eye stone
	Neolithikum {n}; Jungsteinzeit {f} [hist.]	neolithic; young stone age
	Nephritjade {f}; Nephrit {m}; Steinaxtjade {f}; Jade {f} [min.]	nephrite jade; nephrite; nephrit; spinach jade; New Zealand jade; jade; axe-stone; New Zealand greenstone; youstone [obs.]
	Nephrolith {m}; Nierenstein {m} [med.]	nephrolith; kidney stone; renal calculus
	Paläolithikum {n}; Altsteinzeit {f} [hist.]	Paleolithic; Palaeolithic; old stone age
	Pinienholz {n}; Pinie {f}	stone pine wood; stone pine
	Prunus-Steinobstpfanzen {pl}; Prunus-Steinobstgewächse {pl} (Prunus) (botanische Gattung) [bot.]	prunus stone fruit plants (botanical genus)
	Puddingstein {m}; Flintkonglomerat {n} [geol.]	pudding stone
	Quaderverkleidung {f} [constr.]	ashlar stone facing
	Runenstein {m}	rune stone
	Schieferton {m} [min.]	shale clay; slate clay; laminated clay; mud rock; rock bind; stone bind (aleuritic)
	(handbehauener) Schlussstein {m} [constr.]	bat; glut (ballast stone broken by hand)
	Schmitz {m}; Riffel {f} [min.]	layer of shale; layer of stone
	Splitt {m}	(stone) chippings; (loose) chippings; crushed stone
	Stein- und Königskrabben {pl} (Lithodidae) (zoologische Überfamilie) [zool.]	king and stone crabs (zoological superfamily)
	Steinabweiser {m}	stone ejector
	Steinehüpfen {n}; Ditschen {n} [ugs.]; Pfitscheln {n} [ugs.]	stone skipping
	Steinfrucht {f}	stone fruit
	Steinkopf {m} [art]	head of stone
	Steinobst {n} (Mehrzahlwort) [bot.] [agr.]	stone fruit (plural-only noun)
	Steinobstgewächse {pl} (Amygdaleae) (botanische Tribus) [bot.]	stone fruit plants (botanical tribe)
	Steinpackung {f} für Trockenmauer [constr.]	dry stone pitching
	Steinschlag {m} (zerschlagene Gesteinstrümmer) (Straßenbau) [constr.]	ballast stone; broken stone (road building)
	Steinwand {f}	stone wall; rock wall
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