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Definition
Synonym
(kleinerer)
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
kleinerer Brennholzstapel
m
rick
Am.
(pile of firewood)
kleinerer Schaden, Bagatelleschaden
minor loss
(kleinerer)
Kunstgegenstand
m
art
art object; objet d'art; piece of art
Vivarium
n
(Behälter zur Haltung kleinerer Tiere)
zool.
vivarium
Feinmesslehre
f
; Nonius
m
(zum Ablesen kleinerer Einheiten als am Hauptmaßstab)
techn.
vernier scale; vernier
Felssturz
m
(plötzliches Abreißen kleinerer Felshänge)
envir.
geogr.
Felsstürze
pl
small-scale rockfall
small-scale rockfalls
Gaststube
f
; Gastraum
m
(kleinerer Speiseraum in der Gastronomie)
Gaststuben
pl
; Gasträume
pl
dining area (in the food-service trade)
dining areas
(kleinerer)
Rucksack
m
; Stadtrucksack
m
; Schnappsack
m
(veraltet); Schnerfer
m
Ös.
(veraltet)
Rucksäcke
pl
; Stadtrucksäcke
pl
; Schnappsäcke
pl
; Schnerfer
pl
rucksack
rucksacks
(kleinerer)
Rucksack
m
; Stadtrucksack
m
; Schnappsack
m
veraltet
; Schnerfer
m
Ös.
veraltet
Rucksäcke
pl
; Stadtrucksäcke
pl
; Schnappsäcke
pl
; Schnerfer
pl
rucksack
rucksacks
(kleinerer)
Wald
m
; Waldstreifen
m
; Holz
n
veraltet
Wälder
pl
; Waldstreifen
pl
im tiefen Wald
den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht sehen
übtr.
aus dem Gröbsten heraus sein
Wir sind noch nicht aus dem Schneider.
wood; woods
woods
in deep woods
not to see the wood for the trees
Br.
; not see the forest for the trees
Am.
; to miss the forest for the trees
to be out of the woods
fig.
We're not out of the woods yet.
fig.
Abfalleimer
m
; Mülleimer
m
; Abfallkübel
m
; Mistkübel
m
Ös.
; Müllkübel
m
Ös.
; Kehrichteimer
m
Schw.
(kleinerer Behälter im Privatbereich)
envir.
Abfalleimer
pl
; Mülleimer
pl
; Abfallkübel
pl
; Mistkübel
pl
; Müllkübel
pl
; Kehrichteimer
pl
container bin; waste bin
Br.
; kitchen bin
Br.
container bins; waste bins; kitchen bins
Balg
m
; Leder
n
; Fell
n
; (abgezogene) Haut
f
(kleinerer junger Tiere)
Bälge
pl
; Leder
pl
; Felle
pl
; Häute
pl
Bärenleder
n
Büffelleder
n
Kalbsleder
n
Krokodilleder
n
Schlangenleder
n
Schweinsleder
n
ein dickes Fell haben
übtr.
die Haare töten
textil.
skin (of smaller young animals)
skins
bear skin
buffalo skin
calfskin
crocodile skin
snakeskin
pigskin
to have a thick skin
to kill the skin
Vortrag
m
(über etw.)
Vorträge
pl
Schlussvortrag
m
kleinerer Vortrag
m
; kleineres Referat
n
ein Vortrag mit anschließender Diskussion
einen Vortrag halten
einen Vortrag besuchen
Ich habe auf einem Seminar einen Vortrag eines Universitätsprofessors gehört.
Daraufhin hielt mir meine Mutter den üblichen Vortrag über Tischmanieren.
lecture (about on sth.)
lectures
final lecture
talk
a lecture-cum-discussion
to give deliver a lecture
to attend a lecture
I heard a lecture (given) by a university professor at a seminar.
My mother reacted by giving me the usual lecture on table manners.
Deutsche
(kleinerer) Synonyme
kleinerer
Englische
rick Synonyme
rick
abundance
accumulation
amassment
anthill
archives
armory
arsenal
attic
backlog
bank
bank up
basement
bay
bin
bonded warehouse
bookcase
box
budget
bunker
buttery
cargo dock
cellar
chest
closet
cock
collection
commissariat
commissary
conservatory
cornucopia
crate
crib
cumulation
cupboard
depository
depot
dock
drawer
drift
dump
dune
embankment
exchequer
glory hole
godown
haycock
haymow
hay
rick
haystack
heap
heap up
hill
hoard
hold
hutch
inventory
larder
library
locker
lumber room
lumberyard
magasin
magazine
mass
material
materials
materiel
molehill
mound
mow
munitions
pile
pile up
plenitude
plenty
provisionment
provisions
pyramid
rack
rations
repertoire
repertory
repository
reservoir
ruck
shelf
shock
snowdrift
stack
stack room
stack up
stock
stock room
stock-in-trade
stockpile
storage
store
storehouse
storeroom
stores
supplies
supply base
supply depot
supply on hand
tank
treasure
treasure house
treasure room
treasury
turn
twist
unsteady
vat
vault
warehouse
wine cellar
wrench
rick
ets
Lombardy leprosy
anemia
ariboflavinosis
beriberi
cachexia
chlorosis
deficiency anemia
dermatitis
goiter
greensickness
keratomalacia
kwashiorkor
maidism
malnutrition
night blindness
osteomalacia
osteoporosis
pellagra
pernicious anemia
protein deficiency
rachitis
scurvy
struma
vitamin deficiency
xerophthalmia
rick
ety
adrift
afloat
allergic
anemic
anile
apoplectic
arthritic
bagging
baggy
bandy
bandy-legged
bilious
blemished
bloated
bowlegged
broken-down
cancerous
chlorotic
clear
club-footed
colicky
consumptive
crabbed
dangling
debilitated
decrepit
defaced
deformed
dilapidated
disfigured
doddered
doddering
doddery
drooping
dropsical
dwarfed
dyspeptic
easy
edematous
encephalitic
epileptic
feeble
flapping
flatfooted
flimsy
floating
fossilized
frail
free
gerontal
gerontic
groggy
grotesque
hanging
ill-made
ill-proportioned
ill-shaped
in disrepair
infirm
knock-kneed
laryngitic
lax
leprous
loose
luetic
malarial
malformed
malignant
marred
measly
misbegotten
misproportioned
misshapen
monstrous
mossbacked
moth-eaten
mummylike
mutilated
nephritic
neuralgic
neuritic
out of shape
palsied
papery-skinned
paralytic
phthisic
pigeon-toed
pleuritic
pneumonic
pocky
podagric
precarious
pug-nosed
rachitic
ramshackle
ravaged with age
relaxed
rheumatic
rick
etish
rocky
run to seed
rusty
scorbutic
scrofulous
senile
shaky
shriveled
simous
slack
sloppy
snub-nosed
spidery
spindly
streaming
st
rick
en in years
stumpy
swaybacked
tabetic
tabid
talipedic
teetering
teetery
timeworn
tottering
tottery
truncated
tubercular
tuberculous
tumbledown
tumorigenic
tumorous
unanchored
unbound
undone
unfastened
unfixed
unsecure
unsteady
unstuck
untied
weak
withered
wizened
wobbly
(kleinerer) Definition
Firewood
(
n.
)
Wood
for
fuel.
Pile
(
n.
)
A
hair
Pile
(
n.
)
A
covering
of
hair
or
fur.
Pile
(
n.
)
The
head
of
an
arrow
or
spear.
Pile
(
n.
)
A
large
stake,
or
piece
of
timber,
pointed
and
driven
into
the
earth,
as
at
the
bottom
of
a
river,
or
in
a
harbor
where
the
ground
is
soft,
for
the
support
of
a
building,
a
pier,
or
other
superstructure,
or
to
form
a
cofferdam,
etc.
Pile
(
n.
)
One
of
the
ordinaries
or
subordinaries
having
the
form
of
a
wedge,
usually
placed
palewise,
with
the
broadest
end
uppermost.
Pile
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
piles
into
Pile
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
things
heaped
together
Pile
(
n.
)
A
mass
formed
in
layers
Pile
(
n.
)
A
funeral
pile
Pile
(
n.
)
A
large
building,
or
mass
of
buildings.
Pile
(
n.
)
Same
as
Fagot,
n.,
2.
Pile
(
n.
)
A
vertical
series
of
alternate
disks
of
two
dissimilar
metals,
as
copper
and
zinc,
laid
up
with
disks
of
cloth
or
paper
moistened
with
acid
water
between
them,
for
producing
a
current
of
electricity
Pile
(
n.
)
The
reverse
of
a
coin.
See
Reverse.
Pile
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
or
throw
into
a
pile
or
heap
Pile
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
heaps
Pile-worn
(
a.
)
Having
the
pile
worn
off
Rick
(
n.
)
A
stack
or
pile,
as
of
grain,
straw,
or
hay,
in
the
open
air,
usually
protected
from
wet
with
thatching.
Rick
(
v.
t.)
To
heap
up
in
ricks,
as
hay,
etc.
Three-pile
(
n.
)
An
old
name
for
the
finest
and
most
costly
kind
of
velvet,
having
a
fine,
thick
pile.
rick [Am.] (pile of firewood) Bedeutung
atomic
pile
atomic
reactor
pile
chain
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
controlled
nuclear
fission
to
generate
energy
lake
dwelling
pile
dwelling
dwelling
built
on
piles
in
or
near
a
lake,
specifically
in
prehistoric
villages
pile
nap
the
yarn
(as
in
a
rug
or
velvet
or
corduroy)
that
stands
up
from
the
weave,
for
uniform
color
and
texture
tailors
cut
velvet
with
the
pile
running
the
same
direction
pile
spile
piling
stilt
a
column
of
wood
or
steel
or
concrete
that
is
driven
into
the
ground
to
provide
support
for
a
structure
pile
driver
a
machine
that
drives
piling
into
the
ground
sheet
pile
sheath
pile
sheet
piling
a
pile
in
a
row
of
piles
driven
side
by
side
to
retain
earth
or
prevent
seepage
voltaic
pile
pile
galvanic
pile
battery
consisting
of
voltaic
cells
arranged
in
series,
the
earliest
electric
battery
devised
by
Volta
down
pile
fine
soft
dense
hair
(as
the
fine
short
hair
of
cattle
or
deer
or
the
wool
of
sheep
or
the
undercoat
of
certain
dogs)
pile
heap
mound
agglomerate
cumulation
cumulus
a
collection
of
objects
laid
on
top
of
each
other
compost
heap
compost
pile
a
heap
of
manure
and
vegetation
and
other
organic
residues
that
are
decaying
to
become
compost
haystack
hayrick
rick
a
stack
of
hay
garbage
heap
junk
heap
rubbish
heap
scrapheap
trash
heap
junk
pile
trash
pile
refuse
heap
an
accumulation
of
refuse
and
discarded
matter
pile
bundle
big
bucks
megabucks
big
money
a
large
sum
of
money
(especially
as
pay
or
profit),
she
made
a
bundle
selling
real
estate,
they
sank
megabucks
into
their
new
house
b
batch
deal
flock
good
deal
great
deal
hatful
heap
lot
mass
mess
mickle
mint
mountain
muckle
passel
peck
pile
plenty
pot
quite
a
little
raft
sight
slew
spate
stack
tidy
sum
wad
v
b
a
(often
followed
by
`of')
a
large
number
or
amount
or
extent,
a
batch
of
letters,
a
deal
of
trouble,
a
lot
of
money,
he
made
a
mint
on
the
stock
market,
see
the
rest
of
the
winners
in
our
huge
passel
of
photos,
it
must
have
cost
plenty,
a
slew
of
journalists,
a
wad
of
money
crick
kink
rick
wrick
a
painful
muscle
spasm
especially
in
the
neck
or
back
(`rick'
and
`wrick'
are
British)
firewood
wood
used
for
fuel,
they
collected
and
cut
their
own
firewood
twist
sprain
wrench
turn
wrick
rick
twist
suddenly
so
as
to
sprain,
wrench
one's
ankle,
The
wrestler
twisted
his
shoulder,
the
hikers
sprained
their
ankles
when
they
fell,
I
turned
my
ankle
and
couldn't
walk
for
several
days
accumulate
cumulate
conglomerate
pile
up
gather
amass
collect
or
gather,
Journals
are
accumulating
in
my
office,
The
work
keeps
piling
up
pile
place
or
lay
as
if
in
a
pile,
The
teacher
piled
work
on
the
students
until
the
parents
protested
stack
pile
heap
arrange
in
stacks,
heap
firewood
around
the
fireplace,
stack
your
books
up
on
the
shelves
rick
pile
in
ricks,
rick
hay
pile
up
heap
up
stack
up
arrange
into
piles
or
stacks,
She
piled
up
her
books
in
my
living
room
throng
mob
pack
pile
jam
press
tightly
together
or
cram,
The
crowd
packed
the
auditorium
roll
up
collect
accumulate
pile
up
amass
compile
hoard
get
or
gather
together,
I
am
accumulating
evidence
for
the
man's
unfaithfulness
to
his
wife,
She
is
amassing
a
lot
of
data
for
her
thesis,
She
rolled
up
a
small
fortune
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