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Definition
Synonym
Jagdp�chter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Jagdpacht
f
lease of a hunting ground; game tenancy; tenancy of a shoot hunt
Am.
Jagdpächter
m
Jagdpächter
pl
game lessee; game tenant; tenant of a shoot hunt
Am.
game lessees; game tenants; tenants of a shoot hunt
Jagdpächter
m
Jagdpächter
pl
game lessee; game tenant
game lessees; game tenants
Jagdpanzer
m
mil.
Jagdpanzer
pl
tank destroyer; anti-tank vehicle
tank destroyers; anti-tank vehicles
Jagdpanzer
m
; Panzerjäger
m
Dt.
hist.
mil.
Jagdpanzer
pl
; Panzerjäger
pl
anti-tank vehicle; tank destroyer; tank hunter
anti-tank vehicles; tank destroyers; tank hunters
Jagdgesellschaft
f
; Jagdpartie
f
Jagdgesellschaften
pl
; Jagdpartien
pl
hunting party; shooting party
hunting parties; shooting parties
Peitsche
f
Peitschen
pl
Bogenpeitsche
f
Jagdpeitsche
f
; Hetzpeitsche
f
whip
whips
drop lash whip
hunting whip; hunting crop
Jagdpferd
n
, Jagdhund
m
hunter
Jagdpferd
n
zool.
Jagdpferde
pl
hunter
hunters
Deutsche
Jagdp�chter Synonyme
Englische
lease of a hunting ground; game tenancy; tenancy of a shoot hunt Synonyme
lease
adverse possession
alodium
bareboat charter
burgage
charter
claim
colony
copyhold
de facto
de jure
dependency
derivative title
equitable estate
estate at sufferance
estate for life
estate for years
estate in expectancy
estate in fee
estate in possession
estate tail
farm
farm out
fee
fee fief
fee position
fee simple
fee simple absolute
fee simple conditional
fee simple defeasible
fee simple determinable
fee tail
feod
feodum
feud
feudal estate
fief
fiefdom
frankalmoign
free socage
freehold
gavelkind
having title to
hire
hire out
hiring
hold
holding
job
knight service
lay fee
lease
out
lease
-back
lease
-lend
lease
hold
legal claim
legal estate
legal possession
lend-
lease
let
let off
let out
mandate
occupancy
occupation
original title
owning
paramount estate
particular estate
possessing
possession
preoccupancy
preoccupation
prepossession
prescription
property
property rights
proprietary rights
remainder
rent
rent out
rental
reversion
seisin
socage
squatting
sub
lease
sublet
subrent
tenancy
tenantry
tenure
tenure in chivalry
title
under
lease
underlet
undertenancy
usucapion
vested estate
villein socage
villeinhold
villenage
lease
lend
accommodate with
advance
charter
farm
farm out
float a loan
hire
hire out
job
lease
lease
out
lease
-back
lend
lend-
lease
let
let off
let out
loan
loan-shark
negotiate a loan
rent
rent out
sub
lease
sublet
underlet
lease
hold
adverse possession
alodial
alodium
burgage
claim
colony
copyhold
de facto
de jure
dependency
derivative title
equitable estate
estate at sufferance
estate for life
estate for years
estate in expectancy
estate in fee
estate in possession
estate tail
fee
fee fief
fee position
fee simple
fee simple absolute
fee simple conditional
fee simple defeasible
fee simple determinable
fee tail
feod
feodum
feud
feudal estate
fief
fiefdom
frankalmoign
free socage
freehold
gavelkind
having title to
hold
holding
knight service
lay fee
lease
legal claim
legal estate
legal possession
mandate
occupancy
occupation
original title
owning
paramount estate
particular estate
possessing
possession
preoccupancy
preoccupation
prepossession
prescription
property
property rights
proprietary rights
remainder
reversion
seisin
socage
squatting
sub
lease
tenancy
tenantry
tenure
tenure in chivalry
title
under
lease
undertenancy
usucapion
vested estate
villein socage
villeinhold
villenage
lease
holder
hirer
homesteader
incumbent
lessee
lodger
occupant
occupier
paying guest
renter
resident
roomer
squatter
sublessee
subtenant
tenant
tenant at sufferance
tenant for life
underlessee
Jagdp�chter Definition
Burying
ground
(
)
Alt.
of
Burying
place
Fox-hunting
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
or
engaged
in
the
hunting
of
foxes
Game
(
n.
)
Crooked
Game
(
v.
i.)
Sport
of
any
kind
Game
(
v.
i.)
A
contest,
physical
or
mental,
according
to
certain
rules,
for
amusement,
recreation,
or
for
winning
a
stake
Game
(
v.
i.)
The
use
or
practice
of
such
a
game
Game
(
v.
i.)
That
which
is
gained,
as
the
stake
in
a
game
Game
(
v.
i.)
In
some
games,
a
point
credited
on
the
score
to
the
player
whose
cards
counts
up
the
highest.
Game
(
v.
i.)
A
scheme
or
art
employed
in
the
pursuit
of
an
object
or
purpose
Game
(
v.
i.)
Animals
pursued
and
taken
by
sportsmen
Game
(
a.
)
Having
a
resolute,
unyielding
spirit,
like
the
gamecock
Game
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
such
animals
as
are
hunted
for
game,
or
to
the
act
or
practice
of
hunting.
Game
(
n.
)
To
rejoice
Game
(
n.
)
To
play
at
any
sport
or
diversion.
Game
(
n.
)
To
play
for
a
stake
or
prize
Game
fowl
(
)
A
handsome
breed
of
the
common
fowl,
remarkable
for
the
great
courage
and
pugnacity
of
the
males.
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.
Hunting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Hunt
Hunt
(
v.
t.)
To
search
for
or
follow
after,
as
game
or
wild
animals
Hunt
(
v.
t.)
To
search
diligently
after
Hunt
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
Hunt
(
v.
t.)
To
use
or
manage
in
the
chase,
as
hounds.
Hunt
(
v.
t.)
To
use
or
traverse
in
pursuit
of
game
Hunt
(
v.
i.)
To
follow
the
chase
Hunt
(
v.
i.)
To
seek
Hunt
(
n.
)
The
act
or
practice
of
chasing
wild
animals
Hunt
(
n.
)
The
game
secured
in
the
hunt.
Hunt
(
n.
)
A
pack
of
hounds.
lease of a hunting ground; game tenancy; tenancy of a shoot hunt [Am.] Bedeutung
shoot
the
act
of
shooting
at
targets,
they
hold
a
shoot
every
weekend
during
the
summer
grounder
ground
ball
groundball
hopper
(baseball)
a
hit
that
travels
along
the
ground
mind
game
deliberate
actions
of
calculated
psychological
manipulation
intended
to
intimidate
or
confuse
(usually
for
competitive
advantage),
football
players
try
to
play
mind
games
with
the
opposition,
the
jeweler's
mind
game
is
to
convince
lovers
that
the
size
of
a
gemstone
reflects
the
depth
of
their
feelings
campaign
hunting
expedition
safari
an
overland
journey
by
hunters
(especially
in
Africa)
witch-hunt
searching
out
and
harassing
dissenters
game
an
amusement
or
pastime,
they
played
word
games,
he
thought
of
his
painting
as
a
game
that
filled
his
empty
time,
his
life
was
all
fun
and
games
hunt
hunting
the
pursuit
and
killing
or
capture
of
wild
animals
regarded
as
a
sport
canned
hunt
a
hunt
for
animals
that
have
been
raised
on
game
ranches
until
they
are
mature
enough
to
be
killed
for
trophy
collections
deer
hunting
deer
hunt
hunting
deer
ducking
duck
hunting
hunting
ducks
fox
hunting
foxhunt
mounted
hunters
follow
hounds
in
pursuit
of
a
fox
game
a
contest
with
rules
to
determine
a
winner,
you
need
four
people
to
play
this
game
game
a
single
play
of
a
sport
or
other
contest,
the
game
lasted
two
hours
day
game
a
game
played
in
daylight
night
game
a
game
played
under
artificial
illumination
at
night
away
game
road
game
a
game
played
away
from
home
home
game
a
game
played
at
home
exhibition
game
practice
game
a
game
whose
outcome
is
not
recorded
in
the
season's
standing
party
game
a
game
to
amuse
guests
at
a
party
computer
game
video
game
a
game
played
against
a
computer
pinball
pinball
game
a
game
played
on
a
sloping
board,
the
object
is
to
propel
marbles
against
pins
or
into
pockets
guessing
game
a
game
in
which
participants
compete
to
identify
some
obscurely
indicated
thing
mind
game
any
game
designed
to
exercise
the
intellect
treasure
hunt
a
game
in
which
players
try
to
find
hidden
articles
by
using
a
series
of
clues
playoff
game
one
game
in
the
series
of
games
constituting
a
playoff
war
game
a
simulation
of
a
military
operation
intended
to
train
military
commanders
or
to
demonstrate
a
situation
or
to
test
a
proposed
strategy
athletic
game
a
game
involving
athletic
activity
ice
hockey
hockey
hockey
game
a
game
played
on
an
ice
rink
by
two
opposing
teams
of
six
skaters
each
who
try
to
knock
a
flat
round
puck
into
the
opponents'
goal
with
angled
sticks
outdoor
game
an
athletic
game
that
is
played
outdoors
golf
golf
game
a
game
played
on
a
large
open
course
with
or
holes,
the
object
is
use
as
few
strokes
as
possible
in
playing
all
the
holes
field
game
an
outdoor
game
played
on
a
field
of
specified
dimensions
football
football
game
any
of
various
games
played
with
a
ball
(round
or
oval)
in
which
two
teams
try
to
kick
or
carry
or
propel
the
ball
into
each
other's
goal
American
football
American
football
game
a
game
played
by
two
teams
of
players
on
a
rectangular
field
yards
long,
teams
try
to
get
possession
of
the
ball
and
advance
it
across
the
opponents
goal
line
in
a
series
of
(running
or
passing)
plays
ball
game
ballgame
a
field
game
played
with
a
ball
(especially
baseball)
baseball
baseball
game
r
a
ball
game
played
with
a
bat
and
ball
between
two
teams
of
nine
players,
teams
take
turns
at
bat
trying
to
score
runs,
he
played
baseball
in
high
school,
there
was
a
baseball
game
on
every
empty
lot,
there
was
a
desire
for
National
League
ball
in
the
area,
play
ball!
perfect
game
a
game
in
which
a
pitcher
does
not
allow
any
opposing
player
to
reach
base
no-hit
game
no-hitter
a
game
in
which
a
pitcher
allows
the
opposing
team
no
hits
softball
softball
game
a
game
closely
resembling
baseball
that
is
played
on
a
smaller
diamond
and
with
a
ball
that
is
larger
and
softer
stickball
stickball
game
a
form
of
baseball
played
in
the
streets
with
a
rubber
ball
and
broomstick
handle
court
game
an
athletic
game
played
on
a
court
volleyball
volleyball
game
a
game
in
which
two
teams
hit
an
inflated
ball
over
a
high
net
using
their
hands
basketball
basketball
game
hoops
a
game
played
on
a
court
by
two
opposing
teams
of
players,
points
are
scored
by
throwing
the
ball
through
an
elevated
horizontal
hoop
child's
game
a
game
enjoyed
by
children
card
game
cards
a
game
played
with
playing
cards
poker
poker
game
any
of
various
card
games
in
which
players
bet
that
they
hold
the
highestanking
hand
table
game
a
game
that
is
played
on
a
table
parlor
game
parlour
game
a
game
suitable
for
playing
in
a
parlor
word
game
any
game
involving
the
formation
or
alteration
or
discovery
of
words
board
game
a
game
played
on
a
specially
designed
board
chess
chess
game
a
board
game
for
two
players
who
move
their
pieces
according
to
specific
rules,
the
object
is
to
checkmate
the
opponent's
king
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