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Definition
Synonym
Entenk�ken
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Entenküken
n
, Entchen
n
, Entlein
n
Entenküken
pl
, Entchen
pl
, Entlein
pl
hässliches Entlein
Alle meine Entchen (Kinderlied)
duckling
ducklings
ugly duckling
All my little ducklings (nursery rhyme)
Entenküken
n
; Entchen
n
; Entlein
n
Entenküken
pl
; Entchen
pl
; Entlein
pl
hässliches Entlein
"Alle meine Entchen" (Kinderlied)
duckling
ducklings
ugly duckling
"All my little ducklings" (nursery rhyme)
Entenküken
n
; Entchen
n
; Entlein
n
Entenküken
pl
; Entchen
pl
; Entlein
pl
hässliches Entlein
„Alle meine Entchen“ (Kinderlied)
duckling
ducklings
ugly duckling
"All my little ducklings" (nursery rhyme)
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Englische
duckling Synonyme
duckling
Bantam
Cornish hen
angel
babe
baby
baby-doll
banty
barn-door fowl
barnyard fowl
biddy
birdling
broiler
brooder
broody hen
buttercup
caille
calf
canard
caneton
capon
catling
chanticleer
chapon
cherub
chick
chickabiddy
chicken
chickling
chicky
cock
cockerel
colt
cub
darling
dear
deary
dindon
dogie
doll
domestic fowl
drake
duck
dunghill fowl
faisan
fawn
fledgling
foal
fowl
fryer
game fowl
gander
gobbler
goose
gosling
grouse
guinea cock
guinea fowl
guinea hen
hen
hen turkey
hon
honey
honey bunch
honey child
kid
kit
kitten
lamb
lambkin
litter
love
lover
nest
nestling
oie
partlet
partridge
pet
petkins
pheasant
pigeon
pigeonneau
piglet
pigling
polliwog
poulard
poulet
poult
poultry
precious
precious heart
pullet
pup
puppy
quail
roaster
rooster
setting hen
shoat
snookums
spring chicken
squab
stewing chicken
sugar
sweet
sweetheart
sweetie
sweetkins
sweets
tadpole
tom
tom turkey
turkey
turkey gobbler
turkey-cock
volaille
weaner
whelp
wild duck
yeanling
Entenk�ken Definition
Duckling
(
n.
)
A
young
or
little
duck.
Feminine
rhyme
(
)
See
Female
rhyme,
under
Female,
a.
Nursery
(
n.
)
The
act
of
nursing.
Nursery
(
n.
)
The
place
where
nursing
is
carried
on
Nursery
(
n.
)
The
place,
or
apartment,
in
a
house,
appropriated
to
the
care
of
children.
Nursery
(
n.
)
A
place
where
young
trees,
shrubs,
vines,
etc.,
are
propagated
for
the
purpose
of
transplanting
Nursery
(
n.
)
The
place
where
anything
is
fostered
and
growth
promoted.
Nursery
(
n.
)
That
which
forms
and
educates
Nursery
(
n.
)
That
which
is
nursed.
Rhyme
(
n.
)
An
expression
of
thought
in
numbers,
measure,
or
verse
Rhyme
(
n.
)
Correspondence
of
sound
in
the
terminating
words
or
syllables
of
two
or
more
verses,
one
succeeding
another
immediately
or
at
no
great
distance.
The
words
or
syllables
so
used
must
not
begin
with
the
same
consonant,
or
if
one
begins
with
a
vowel
the
other
must
begin
with
a
consonant.
The
vowel
sounds
and
accents
must
be
the
same,
as
also
the
sounds
of
the
final
consonants
if
there
be
any.
Rhyme
(
n.
)
Verses,
usually
two,
having
this
correspondence
with
each
other
Rhyme
(
n.
)
A
word
answering
in
sound
to
another
word.
Rhyme
(
n.
)
To
make
rhymes,
or
verses.
Rhyme
(
n.
)
To
accord
in
rhyme
or
sound.
Rhyme
(
v.
t.)
To
put
into
rhyme.
Rhyme
(
v.
t.)
To
influence
by
rhyme.
Ugly
(
superl.
)
Offensive
to
the
sight
Ugly
(
superl.
)
Ill-natured
Ugly
(
superl.
)
Unpleasant
Ugly
(
n.
)
A
shade
for
the
face,
projecting
from
the
bonnet.
Ugly
(
v.
t.)
To
make
ugly.
duckling / ducklings / ugly duckling / All my little ducklings (nursery rhyme) Bedeutung
duckling
young
duck
day
nursery
day
care
center
a
nursery
for
the
supervision
of
preschool
children
while
the
parents
work
greenhouse
nursery
glasshouse
a
building
with
glass
walls
and
roof,
for
the
cultivation
and
exhibition
of
plants
under
controlled
conditions
nursery
baby's
room
a
child's
room
for
a
baby
verse
rhyme
a
piece
of
poetry
rhyme
rime
correspondence
in
the
sounds
of
two
or
more
lines
(especially
final
sounds)
internal
rhyme
a
rhyme
between
words
in
the
same
line
alliteration
initial
rhyme
beginning
rhyme
head
rhyme
use
of
the
same
consonant
at
the
beginning
of
each
stressed
syllable
in
a
line
of
verse,
around
the
rock
the
ragged
rascal
ran
assonance
vowel
rhyme
the
repetition
of
similar
vowels
in
the
stressed
syllables
of
successive
words
consonance
consonant
rhyme
the
repetition
of
consonants
(or
consonant
patterns)
especially
at
the
ends
of
words
double
rhyme
a
two-syllable
rhyme,
`ended'
and
`blended'
form
a
double
rhyme
rhyme
royal
a
stanza
form
having
seven
lines
of
iambic
pentameter,
introduced
by
Chaucer
eye
rhyme
an
imperfect
rhyme
(e.g.,
`love'
and
`move')
nursery
rhyme
a
tale
in
rhymed
verse
for
children
duckling
flesh
of
a
young
domestic
duck
nursery
school
a
small
preschool
for
small
children
tough
guy
plug-ugly
someone
who
bullies
weaker
people
ugly
duckling
an
ugly
or
unpromising
child
who
grows
into
a
beautiful
or
worthy
person
rhyme
rime
compose
rhymes
rhyme
rime
be
similar
in
sound,
especially
with
respect
to
the
last
syllable,
hat
and
cat
rhyme
atrocious
frightful
horrifying
horrible
ugly
provoking
horror,
an
atrocious
automobile
accident,
a
frightful
crime
of
decapitation,
an
alarming,
even
horrifying,
picture,
war
is
beyond
all
words
horrible-
Winston
Churchill,
an
ugly
wound
ugly
displeasing
to
the
senses,
an
ugly
face,
ugly
furniture
despicable
ugly
vile
slimy
unworthy
worthless
wretched
morally
reprehensible,
would
do
something
as
despicable
as
murder,
ugly
crimes,
the
vile
development
of
slavery
appalled
them,
a
slimy
little
liar
surly
ugly
inclined
to
anger
or
bad
feelings
with
overtones
of
menace,
a
surly
waiter,
an
ugly
frame
of
mind
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