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Definition
Synonym
Getreidefelder
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Getreidefelder
grain fields
Getreidefeld
n
agr.
Getreidefelder
f
grain field
grain fields
Getreidefeld
n
; Saatfeld
n
; Saatacker
m
agr.
Getreidefelder
pl
; Saatfelder
pl
; Saatacker
pl
grainfield
grainfields
sich bis an einen Ort erstrecken; bis an einen Ort reichen; gehen
v
geogr.
sich erstreckend; Ort reichend; gehend
sich erstreckt; gereicht; gegangen
Die
Getreidefelder
reichen so weit das Auge reicht.
Der Wald erstreckt sich kilometerlang nach Westen.
Das Grundstück reicht bis zum Fluss.
Beim Sitzen reichen ihre Beine nicht bis zum Boden.
Der Rock geht ihr langt ihr
selten
bis unter die Knie.
Die Schnur reicht nicht.; Die Schnur ist nicht lang genug.
Das Kabel reicht nicht ganz bis zur Steckdose.
Die Haare reichten ihr bis zu den Hüften.
Die Stiefel reichten ihm bis zu den Knien.
to reach a place; to extend; to stretch; to reach to a place as far as a place
reaching; extending; stretching
reached a place; extended; stretched
The cornfields stretch as far as the eye can see.
The forest extends stretches for miles to the west.
The land reaches the river.; The land reaches to the river.; The land reaches as far as the river.
When she is sitting, her feet don't reach the ground.
The skirt reaches (down) below her knees.
The cord doesn't reach.
The lead doesn't quite reach the plug.
Her hair reached down to her waist.
The boots reached up to his knees.
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Englische
grain fields Synonyme
grain
abrade
ace
acorn
aftergrass
animus
apply paint
aptitude
atom
atomize
bamboo
barley
beat
bedaub
bedizen
begild
bent
berry
besmear
bias
bird seed
bit
blood
body-build
bran
brand
bray
break up
breccia
brecciate
breed
brush on paint
calcimine
cane
cast
cat food
cereal
cereal plant
character
characteristic
characteristics
chicken feed
chop
clan
coarsen
coat
color
come to dust
comminute
complexion
composition
constituents
constitution
contriturate
corn
cover
crasis
crumb
crumble
crumble into dust
crumble to dust
crush
dab
daub
debris
deep-dye
denomination
description
designation
detritus
dharma
diathesis
dip
disintegrate
disposition
distemper
dog food
dole
dot
double-dye
dram
dribble
driblet
drop
droplet
dwarf
dye
eatage
eccentricity
effloresce
emblazon
enamel
engild
ensilage
ethos
face
fall to dust
fall to pieces
farinaceous plant
farthing
fast-dye
feather
feed
feel
fiber
finish
flaxseed
fleck
flour
flyspeck
fodder
fog
forage
forage grass
form
fragment
frame
fresco
fruit
genius
genre
genus
gild
glaze
gloss
gnat
gobbet
graminaceous plant
granular texture
granulate
granule
granulet
granulize
grass
grate
gravel
grind
grind to powder
grist
grit
groat
habit
hair
handful
hay
hayseed
hint
hue
humor
humors
idiosyncrasy
ilk
illuminate
imbue
inclination
indentation
individualism
in
grain
iota
japan
jot
kernel
kidney
kin
kind
knub
label
lacquer
lawn grass
lay on color
leaning
levigate
line
linseed
little
little bit
lot
lota
make
makeup
manner
mark
mash
meal
mental set
mettle
microbe
microorganism
midge
mill
mind
mind-set
minim
minimum
minutia
minutiae
mite
modicum
mold
molecule
morsel
mote
nap
nature
nub
number
nut
nutshell
oats
ornamental grass
ounce
paint
parget
particle
pasturage
pasture
pattern
pebble
persuasion
pestle
pet food
phylum
physique
pigment
p
grain
y
arenaceous
arenarious
breccial
brecciated
broken
bumpy
choppy
coarse
coarse-
grain
ed
corrugated
cross-
grain
ed
grain
ed
granular
granulate
granulated
gravelly
gritty
gross
homespun
horripilant
inequal
irregular
jolty
linsey-woolsey
pebbled
pebbly
pimply
pitted
pocky
potholed
rank
ripply
rough
rough-cast
rough-
grain
ed
rough-hewn
ruffled
rutted
rutty
sabulous
sandy
shagged
shaggy
shingled
shingly
textured
uneven
unkempt
unlevel
unpolished
unrefined
unsmooth
ununiform
wimpled
Getreidefelder Definition
Grain
(
v.
&
n.)
See
Groan.
Grain
(
n.
)
A
single
small
hard
seed
Grain
(
n.
)
The
fruit
of
certain
grasses
which
furnish
the
chief
food
of
man,
as
corn,
wheat,
rye,
oats,
etc.,
or
the
plants
themselves
Grain
(
n.
)
Any
small,
hard
particle,
as
of
sand,
sugar,
salt,
etc.
Grain
(
n.
)
The
unit
of
the
English
system
of
weights
Grain
(
n.
)
A
reddish
dye
made
from
the
coccus
insect,
or
kermes
Grain
(
n.
)
The
composite
particles
of
any
substance
Grain
(
n.
)
The
direction,
arrangement,
or
appearance
of
the
fibers
in
wood,
or
of
the
strata
in
stone,
slate,
etc.
Grain
(
n.
)
The
fiber
which
forms
the
substance
of
wood
or
of
any
fibrous
material.
Grain
(
n.
)
The
hair
side
of
a
piece
of
leather,
or
the
marking
on
that
side.
Grain
(
n.
)
The
remains
of
grain,
etc.,
after
brewing
or
distillation
Grain
(
n.
)
A
rounded
prominence
on
the
back
of
a
sepal,
as
in
the
common
dock.
See
Grained,
a.,
4.
Grain
(
a.
)
Temper
Grain
(
a.
)
A
sort
of
spice,
the
grain
of
paradise.
Grain
(
v.
t.)
To
paint
in
imitation
of
the
grain
of
wood,
marble,
etc.
Grain
(
v.
t.)
To
form
(powder,
sugar,
etc.)
into
grains.
Grain
(
v.
t.)
To
take
the
hair
off
(skins)
Grain
(
n.
)
To
yield
fruit.
Grain
(
n.
)
To
form
grains,
or
to
assume
a
granular
ferm,
as
the
result
of
crystallization
Grain
(
n.
)
A
branch
of
a
tree
Grain
(
n.
)
A
tine,
prong,
or
fork.
Grain
(
n.
)
One
the
branches
of
a
valley
or
of
a
river.
Grain
(
n.
)
An
iron
first
speak
or
harpoon,
having
four
or
more
barbed
points.
Grain
(
n.
)
A
blade
of
a
sword,
knife,
etc.
Grain
(
n.
)
A
thin
piece
of
metal,
used
in
a
mold
to
steady
a
core.
grain fields Bedeutung
grain
moth
moth
whose
larvae
feed
on
grain
angoumois
moth
angoumois
grain
moth
Sitotroga
cerealella
small
moth
whose
larvae
feed
on
kernels
of
stored
grains
texture
grain
the
physical
composition
of
something
(especially
with
respect
to
the
size
and
shape
of
the
small
constituents
of
a
substance),
breadfruit
has
the
same
texture
as
bread,
sand
of
a
fine
grain,
fish
with
a
delicate
flavor
and
texture,
a
stone
of
coarse
grain
grain
the
direction,
texture,
or
pattern
of
fibers
found
in
wood
or
leather
or
stone
or
in
a
woven
fabric,
saw
the
board
across
the
grain
wood
grain
woodgrain
woodiness
texture
produced
by
the
fibers
in
wood
grain
the
smallest
possible
unit
of
anything,
there
was
a
grain
of
truth
in
what
he
said,
he
does
not
have
a
grain
of
sense
Elysium
Elysian
Fields
(Greek
mythology)
the
abode
of
the
blessed
after
death
feed
grain
grain
grown
for
cattle
feed
grain
food
grain
cereal
foodstuff
prepared
from
the
starchy
grains
of
cereal
grasses
grainfield
grain
field
a
field
where
grain
is
grown
grain
a
relatively
small
granular
particle
of
a
substance,
a
grain
of
sand,
a
grain
of
sugar
grain
merchant
a
merchant
who
deals
in
food
grains
Fields
W.
C.
Fields
William
Claude
Dukenfield
United
States
comedian
and
film
actor
(-)
grain
sorghum
any
of
several
sorghums
cultivated
primarily
for
grain
grain
a
cereal
grass,
wheat
is
a
grain
that
is
grown
in
Kansas
emmer
starch
wheat
two-grain
spelt
Triticum
dicoccum
hard
red
wheat
grown
especially
in
Russia
and
Germany,
in
United
States
as
stock
feed
grain
caryopsis
dry
seed-like
fruit
produced
by
the
cereal
grasses:
e.g.
wheat,
barley,
Indian
corn
mission
bells
rice-grain
fritillary
Fritillaria
affinis
Fritillaria
lanceolata
Fritillaria
mutica
herb
of
northwestern
America
having
green-and-purple
bell-shaped
flowers
horse
gram
horse
grain
poor
man's
pulse
Macrotyloma
uniflorum
Dolichos
biflorus
twining
herb
of
Old
World
tropics
cultivated
in
India
for
food
and
fodder,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Dolichos
seed
corn
seed
grain
good
quality
seeds
(as
kernels
of
corn)
that
are
reserved
for
planting
grain
pound,
equals
a
troy
grain
or
.
milligrams
grain
dram,
equals
an
avoirdupois
grain
or
.
milligrams
grain
metric
grain
a
weight
unit
used
for
pearls
or
diamonds:mg
or
carat
ethyl
alcohol
ethanol
fermentation
alcohol
grain
alcohol
the
intoxicating
agent
in
fermented
and
distilled
liquors,
used
pure
or
denatured
as
a
solvent
or
in
medicines
and
colognes
and
cleaning
solutions
and
rocket
fuel,
proposed
as
a
renewable
clean-burning
additive
to
gasoline
grain
the
side
of
leather
from
which
the
hair
has
been
removed
granulate
grain
become
granular
granulate
grain
form
into
grains
grain
paint
(a
surface)
to
make
it
look
like
stone
or
wood
ingrain
grain
thoroughly
work
in,
His
hands
were
grained
with
dirt
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