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Definition
Synonym
Goldlaufk�fer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Goldlaufkäfer
m
; Goldschmied
m
(Carabus auratus)
zool.
golden ground beetle
Goldlaubenvogel
m
ornith.
Flamed Bowerbird
Goldlaufkäfer
m
; Goldschmied
m
(Carabus auratus)
zool.
golden ground beetle
Deutsche
Goldlaufk�fer Synonyme
Englische
golden ground beetle Synonyme
golden
achingly sweet
advantageous
agreeable
agreeable-sounding
appealing
ariose
arioso
aureate
auric
auriferous
aurous
auspicious
beige
benign
benignant
beyond price
blessed
blissful
blond
brass
brassy
brazen
bright
brilliant
bronze
bronzy
buff
buff-yellow
canary
canary-yellow
canorous
cantabile
catchy
cherished
citron
citron-yellow
copper
coppery
cream
creamy
cupreous
cuprous
dazzling
dear
delightful
divine
dulcet
ecru
euphonic
euphonious
euphonous
excellent
exceptional
exquisite
exuberant
fair
fallow
favorable
favored
favoring
favorite
ferrous
ferruginous
fertile
fine-toned
flaxen
flourishing
fortunate
full of promise
gifted
gilded
gilt
gilt-edged
gleaming
glittering
glorious
glowing
gold
gold-colored
gold-filled
gold-plated
golden
-tongued
golden
-voiced
good
good as gold
halcyon
happy
heavenly
honeyed
immense
inestimable
invaluable
iron
ironlike
joyful
joyous
lead
leaden
lemon
lemon-yellow
liquid
lucky
lustrous
luteolous
lutescent
magnificent
marvelous
melic
mellifluent
mellifluous
mellisonant
mellow
melodic
melodious
mercurial
mercurous
music-flowing
music-like
musical
nickel
nickelic
nickeline
ocherish
ocherous
ochery
ochreous
ochroid
ochrous
ochry
of good omen
of great price
of happy portent
of promise
opportune
optimistic
or
outstanding
palmy
pet
pewter
pewtery
pleasant
pleasant-sounding
precious
priceless
primrose
primrose-colored
primrose-yellow
productive
promising
propitious
prosperous
quicksilver
radiant
resplendent
rich
rosy
saffron
saffron-colored
saffron-yellow
sallow
sand-colored
sandy
sensational
shining
shiny
silver
silver-plated
silver-toned
silver-tongued
silver-voiced
silvery
singable
songful
songlike
sonorous
sparkling
special
splendid
splendiferous
steel
steely
sterling
straw
straw-colored
successful
sunny
super
superb
supereminent
superexcellent
superfin
golden
age
Saturnia regna
Saturnian age
age of Aquarius
era of prosperity
fair weather
golden
era
golden
time
good times
halcyon days
heaven
heyday
millennium
palmy days
piping times
prosperity
reign of Saturn
rosy era
sunshine
utopia
golden
rule
Christian ethics
Stoicism
a priori truth
altruistic ethics
aretaics
axiom
brocard
canon
casuistry
categorical imperative
code
commandment
comparative ethics
convention
deontology
dictate
dictum
egoistic ethics
empiricism
ethical formalism
ethical philosophy
ethology
ethonomics
eudaemonics
evolutionism
form
formula
general principle
guideline
guiding principle
hedonism
imperative
intuitionism
law
maxim
mitzvah
moral
moral philosophy
norm
ordinance
perfectionism
postulate
principium
principle
proposition
regulation
rubric
rule
self-evident truth
settled principle
situation ethics
standard
tenet
theorem
truism
truth
universal truth
utilitarianism
working principle
working rule
Goldlaufk�fer Definition
Bark
beetle
(
)
A
small
beetle
of
many
species
(family
Scolytidae),
which
in
the
larval
state
bores
under
or
in
the
bark
of
trees,
often
doing
great
damage.
Beetle
(
v.
t.)
A
heavy
mallet,
used
to
drive
wedges,
beat
pavements,
etc.
Beetle
(
v.
t.)
A
machine
in
which
fabrics
are
subjected
to
a
hammering
process
while
passing
over
rollers,
as
in
cotton
mills
Beetle
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
with
a
heavy
mallet.
Beetle
(
v.
t.)
To
finish
by
subjecting
to
a
hammering
process
in
a
beetle
or
beetling
machine
Beetle
(
v.
t.)
Any
insect
of
the
order
Coleoptera,
having
four
wings,
the
outer
pair
being
stiff
cases
for
covering
the
others
when
they
are
folded
up.
See
Coleoptera.
Beetle
(
v.
i.)
To
extend
over
and
beyond
the
base
or
support
Beetle
brow
(
)
An
overhanging
brow.
Beetle-browed
(
)
Having
prominent,
overhanging
brows
Beetle-headed
(
a.
)
Dull
Burying
ground
(
)
Alt.
of
Burying
place
Click
beetle
(
)
See
Elater.
Colorado
beetle
(
)
A
yellowish
beetle
(Doryphora
decemlineata),
with
ten
longitudinal,
black,
dorsal
stripes.
It
has
migrated
eastwards
from
its
original
habitat
in
Colorado,
and
is
very
destructive
to
the
potato
plant
Fire
beetle
(
)
A
very
brilliantly
luminous
beetle
(Pyrophorus
noctilucus),
one
of
the
elaters,
found
in
Central
and
South
America
Flea-beetle
(
n.
)
A
small
beetle
of
the
family
Halticidae,
of
many
species.
They
have
strong
posterior
legs
and
leap
like
fleas.
The
turnip
flea-beetle
(Phyllotreta
vittata)
and
that
of
the
grapevine
(Graptodera
chalybea)
are
common
injurious
species.
Golden
(
a.
)
Made
of
gold
Golden
(
a.
)
Having
the
color
of
gold
Golden
(
a.
)
Very
precious
Golden-eye
(
n.
)
A
duck
(Glaucionetta
clangula),
found
in
Northern
Europe,
Asia,
and
America.
The
American
variety
(var.
Americana)
is
larger.
Called
whistler,
garrot,
gowdy,
pied
widgeon,
whiteside,
curre,
and
doucker.
Barrow's
golden-eye
of
America
(G.
Islandica)
is
less
common.
Golden-rod
(
n.
)
A
tall
herb
(Solidago
Virga-aurea),
bearing
yellow
flowers
in
a
graceful
elongated
cluster.
The
name
is
common
to
all
the
species
of
the
genus
Solidago.
Goliath
beetle
(
)
Any
species
of
Goliathus,
a
genus
of
very
large
and
handsome
African
beetles.
Ground
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Grind
Ground
(
n.
)
The
surface
of
the
earth
Ground
(
n.
)
A
floor
or
pavement
supposed
to
rest
upon
the
earth.
Ground
(
n.
)
Any
definite
portion
of
the
earth's
surface
Ground
(
n.
)
Land
Ground
(
n.
)
The
basis
on
which
anything
rests
Ground
(
n.
)
That
surface
upon
which
the
figures
of
a
composition
are
set,
and
which
relieves
them
by
its
plainness,
being
either
of
one
tint
or
of
tints
but
slightly
contrasted
with
one
another
Ground
(
n.
)
In
sculpture,
a
flat
surface
upon
which
figures
are
raised
in
relief.
Ground
(
n.
)
In
point
lace,
the
net
of
small
meshes
upon
which
the
embroidered
pattern
is
applied
Ground
(
n.
)
A
gummy
composition
spread
over
the
surface
of
a
metal
to
be
etched,
to
prevent
the
acid
from
eating
except
where
an
opening
is
made
by
the
needle.
Ground
(
n.
)
One
of
the
pieces
of
wood,
flush
with
the
plastering,
to
which
moldings,
etc.,
are
attached
Ground
(
n.
)
A
composition
in
which
the
bass,
consisting
of
a
few
bars
of
independent
notes,
is
continually
repeated
to
a
varying
melody.
Ground
(
n.
)
The
tune
on
which
descants
are
raised
Ground
(
n.
)
A
conducting
connection
with
the
earth,
whereby
the
earth
is
made
part
of
an
electrical
circuit.
Ground
(
n.
)
Sediment
at
the
bottom
of
liquors
or
liquids
Ground
(
n.
)
The
pit
of
a
theater.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
lay,
set,
or
run,
on
the
ground.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
found
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
instruct
in
elements
or
first
principles.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
connect
with
the
ground
so
as
to
make
the
earth
a
part
of
an
electrical
circuit.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
ground,
as
a
copper
plate
for
etching
(see
Ground,
n.,
5)
Ground
(
v.
i.)
To
run
aground
Ground
(
)
imp.
&
p.
p.
of
Grind.
Middle-ground
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
picture
between
the
foreground
and
the
background.
Water
beetle
(
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
aquatic
beetles
belonging
to
Dytiscus
and
allied
genera
of
the
family
Dytiscidae,
and
to
various
genera
of
the
family
Hydrophilidae.
These
beetles
swim
with
great
agility,
the
fringed
hind
legs
acting
together
like
oars.
Winter-ground
(
v.
t.)
To
coved
over
in
the
season
of
winter,
as
for
protection
or
shelter
golden ground beetle Bedeutung
grounder
ground
ball
groundball
hopper
(baseball)
a
hit
that
travels
along
the
ground
golden
parachute
giving
top
executives
lucrative
benefits
that
must
be
paid
by
the
acquirer
if
they
are
discharged
after
a
takeover
ground
stroke
a
tennis
return
made
by
hitting
the
ball
after
it
has
bounced
once
dark
ground
illumination
dark
field
illumination
a
form
of
microscopic
examination
of
living
material
by
scattered
light,
specimens
appear
luminous
against
a
dark
background
ground
attack
an
attack
by
ground
troops
golden
algae
algae
having
the
pigments
chlorophyll
and
carotene
and
xanthophyll
golden
shiner
Notemigonus
crysoleucas
shiner
of
eastern
North
America
having
golden
glints,
sometimes
also
called
`bream'
yellow
warbler
golden
warbler
yellowbird
Dendroica
petechia
yellow-throated
American
wood
warbler
golden
oriole
Oriolus
oriolus
bright
yellow
songbird
with
black
wings
golden
eagle
Aquila
chrysaetos
large
eagle
of
mountainous
regions
of
the
northern
hemisphere
having
a
golden-brown
head
and
neck
ground-shaker
seismosaur
huge
herbivorous
dinosaur
of
the
Cretaceous
found
in
western
North
America
ground
snake
Sonora
semiannulata
small
shy
brightlyinged
terrestrial
snake
of
arid
or
semiarid
areas
of
western
North
America
eastern
ground
snake
Potamophis
striatula
Haldea
striatula
in
some
classifications
placed
in
genus
Haldea,
small
reddish-grey
snake
of
eastern
North
America
ground
rattler
massasauga
Sistrurus
miliaris
small
pygmy
rattlesnake
golden
pheasant
Chrysolophus
pictus
brightly
colored
crested
pheasant
of
mountains
of
western
and
central
Asia
ground
roller
Madagascan
roller
with
terrestrial
and
crepuscular
habits
that
feeds
on
e.g.
insects
and
worms
golden
mole
mole
of
southern
Africa
having
iridescent
guard
hairs
mixed
with
the
underfur
golden
plover
plovers
of
Europe
and
America
having
the
backs
marked
with
golden-yellow
spots
golden
retriever
an
English
breed
having
a
long
silky
golden
coat
beetle
insect
having
biting
mouthparts
and
front
wings
modified
to
form
horny
covers
overlying
the
membranous
rear
wings
tiger
beetle
active
usually
brightolored
beetle
that
preys
on
other
insects
ladybug
ladybeetle
lady
beetle
ladybird
ladybird
beetle
small
round
brightolored
and
spotted
beetle
that
usually
feeds
on
aphids
and
other
insect
pests
Mexican
bean
beetle
bean
beetle
Epilachna
varivestis
introduced
into
the
United
States
from
Mexico,
feeds
on
the
foliage
of
the
bean
plant
ground
beetle
carabid
beetle
predacious
shining
black
or
metallic
terrestrial
beetle
that
destroys
many
injurious
insects
bombardier
beetle
beetle
that
ejects
audibly
a
pungent
vapor
when
disturbed
searcher
searcher
beetle
Calosoma
scrutator
large
metallic
blue-green
beetle
that
preys
on
caterpillars,
found
in
North
America
long-horned
beetle
longicorn
longicorn
beetle
long-bodied
beetle
having
very
long
antennae
sawyer
sawyer
beetle
any
of
several
beetles
whose
larvae
bore
holes
in
dead
or
dying
trees
especially
conifers
leaf
beetle
chrysomelid
brightly
colored
beetle
that
feeds
on
plant
leaves,
larvae
infest
roots
and
stems
flea
beetle
any
small
leaf
beetle
having
enlarged
hind
legs
and
capable
of
jumping
Colorado
potato
beetle
Colorado
beetle
potato
bug
potato
beetle
Leptinotarsa
decemlineata
black-and-yellow
beetle
that
feeds
in
adult
and
larval
stages
on
potato
leaves,
originally
of
eastern
Rocky
Mountains,
now
worldwide
carpet
beetle
carpet
bug
small
beetle
whose
larvae
are
household
pests
feeding
on
woolen
fabrics
buffalo
carpet
beetle
Anthrenus
scrophulariae
a
small
black
and
red
and
white
carpet
beetle
black
carpet
beetle
a
carpet
beetle
that
is
solid
black
in
color
clerid
beetle
clerid
predacious
on
other
insects,
usually
brightly
colored
or
metallic
bee
beetle
European
beetle,
infests
beehives
lamellicorn
beetle
beetle
having
antennae
with
hard
platelike
terminal
segments
scarabaeid
beetle
scarabaeid
scarabaean
any
of
numerous
species
of
stout-bodied
beetles
having
heads
with
horny
spikes
dung
beetle
any
of
numerous
beetles
that
roll
balls
of
dung
on
which
they
feed
and
in
which
they
lay
eggs
June
beetle
June
bug
May
bug
May
beetle
any
of
various
large
usually
brown
North
American
leaf-eating
beetles
common
in
late
spring,
the
larvae
feed
on
roots
of
grasses
etc.
green
June
beetle
figeater
large
greenish
June
beetle
of
southern
United
States
Japanese
beetle
Popillia
japonica
small
metallic
green
and
brown
beetle
native
to
eastern
Asia,
serious
plant
pest
in
North
America
Oriental
beetle
Asiatic
beetle
Anomala
orientalis
introduced
into
United
States
from
the
Orient,
larvae
feed
on
roots
of
sugarcane
and
other
grasses
rhinoceros
beetle
any
of
various
large
chiefly
tropical
beetles
having
horns
on
the
head,
pest
on
coconuts
melolonthid
beetle
any
of
various
beetles
of
the
family
(or
subfamily)
Melolonthidae
cockchafer
May
bug
May
beetle
Melolontha
melolontha
any
of
various
large
European
beetles
destructive
to
vegetation
as
both
larvae
and
adult
rose
chafer
rose
beetle
Cetonia
aurata
a
common
metallic
green
European
beetle:
larvae
feed
on
plant
roots
and
adults
on
leaves
and
flowers
of
e.g.
roses
stag
beetle
a
kind
of
lamellicorn
beetle,
the
male
has
branched
mandibles
resembling
antlers
elaterid
beetle
elater
elaterid
any
of
various
widely
distributed
beetles
click
beetle
skipjack
snapping
beetle
able
to
right
itself
when
on
its
back
by
flipping
into
the
air
with
a
clicking
sound
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