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Definition
Synonym
Kalk Natronfeldspat
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kalk-Natronfeldspat
m
min.
lime soda feldspar; plagioclase
Ätzkalk
m
, ungelöschter Kalk
quicklime, caustic lime
Kalk
m
lime
mit Kalk düngen, kalken
v
mit Kalk düngend, kalkend
mit Kalk gedüngt, gekalkt
düngt mit Kalk, düngt
düngte mit Kalk, düngte
to lime
liming
limed
limes
limed
Kalziumoxid
n
, Kalk
m
calcium oxide
Natronfeldspat
n
chem.
albite
entkalken, Kalk entfernen
to descale
löschen (Durst, Kalk)
löschend
gelöscht
löscht
to slake
slaking
slaked
slakes
Kalk
lime
Kalk
m
doppelkohlensaurer Kalk
gebrannter Kalk; Brantkalk
m
gelöschter Kalk; Löschkalk
m
kohlensaurer Kalk
ungelöschter Kalk
lime
calcium bicarbonate
burnt lime; caustic lime; unhydrated lime
slaked lime
carbonate of lime
unslacked lime; quick lime; live lime
Kalziumoxid
n
; Kalk
m
calcium oxide
Kaskadenofen
m
(Kalk)
Kaskadenöfen
pl
cascade kiln
cascade kilns
etw. düngen
v
agr.
düngend
gedüngt
düngt
etw. mit Stallmist düngen
etw. mit Gülle düngen
etw. mit Schlamm düngen
etw. mit Kalk düngen; kalken
to fatten sth.; to fertilize fertilise
Br.
sth.; to dress sth.
fattening; fertilizing; fertilising; dressing
fattened; fertilize fertilised; dressed
fattened; fertilize fertilised; dressed
to dung sth.; to muck sth.
to manure sth.
to warp sth.
to lime sth.
(Farbe; Kalk; Email; Zeichen) einbrennen
v
einbrennend
eingebrannt
to burn-in (paint; lime; enamel; sign)
burning-in
burned-in
etw. entkalken; von etw. Kalk entfernen
v
entkalkend; von Kalk entfernend
entkalkt; von Kalk entfernt
to descale sth.
descaling
descaled
kalkig; kalkartig; kalkhaltig; halthältig
Ös.
; Kalk...
adj
kalkhaltiger Eisenoolith; kalkige Minette
kalkiges Sedimentärgestein
calcic; calcareous; calciferous
calciferous iron stone; calcareous minette
calcic sedimentary rock
kalt-gemäßigt; boreal
adj
geogr.
kalk-gemäßigte Florenzone; boreales Florengebiet
boreal
boreal zone
löschen (Durst; Kalk)
löschend
gelöscht
löscht
löschte
to slake
slaking
slaked
slakes
slaked
ungar
adj
(Kalk)
constr.
underburned (lime)
Branntkalk
m
; Ätzkalk
m
; ungelöschter Kalk
m
; Calciumoxid
n
quicklime; caustic lime; unslaked lime; calcium oxide
Albit
n
; trikliner Natronfeldspat
min.
albite; sodaclase; white feldspar
Kalk-Natronfeldspat
m
min.
lime soda feldspar; plagioclase
Kalk
m
doppelkohlensaurer Kalk
gebrannter Kalk; Branntkalk
m
; Ätzkalk
m
gelöschter Kalk; Löschkalk
m
kohlensaurer Kalk
ungelöschter Kalk
lime
calcium bicarbonate
burnt lime; caustic lime; unhydrated lime
slaked lime; slack lime; pickling lime; hydrated lime; builders' lime
carbonate of lime
unslacked lime; quick lime; live lime
Kalk-Sinterwasser
n
; Kalkwasser
n
; Sinterwasser
n
(wässrige Kalziumhydroxid-Lösung)
chem.
limewater (diluted solution of calcium hydroxide)
kalkig; kalkartig; kalkhaltig; kalkhältig
Ös.
; Kalk…
adj
kalkhaltiger Eisenoolith; kalkige Minette
kalkiges Sedimentärgestein
calcic; calcareous; calciferous
calciferous iron stone; calcareous minette
calcic sedimentary rock
kalt-gemäßigt; boreal
adj
geogr.
meteo.
kalk-gemäßigte Florenzone; boreales Florengebiet
meteo.
boreal
boreal zone
(Kalk) löschen
v
löschend
gelöscht
löscht
löschte
to slake (lime)
slaking
slaked
slakes
slaked
Deutsche
Kalk Natronfeldspat Synonyme
kalk
entkalken
ÂKalk
entfernen
kalken
Âmit
Kalk
bestreichen
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lime soda feldspar; plagioclase Synonyme
lime
acid
acidulant
allure
bait
bait the hook
bird
lime
bola
bread-and-butter pickle
burden
catch
catch out
chokecherry
cobweb
crab apple
cramp
cripple
cumber
decoy
dill pickle
dragnet
embarrass
encumber
enmesh
ensnare
ensnarl
entangle
entoil
entrammel
entrap
entwine
enweb
fetter
fishhook
fly
gill net
gin
green apple
ground bait
hamper
hamstring
handicap
hobble
hook
hook in
impede
inveigle
involve
jig
lame
lariat
lasso
lemon
lumber
lure
mesh
meshes
net
noose
pickle
plug
pound net
press down
purse seine
saddle with
seine
shackle
snare
snarl
sniggle
sour
sour balls
sour cream
sour grapes
sour pickle
sourdough
spinner
spread the toils
springe
squid
tangle
toil
toils
trammel
trap
trawl
trip
verjuice
vinegar
weigh down
wind
wobbler
yogurt
lime
light
PR
arc
arc light
ballyhoo
blurb
bright light
celebrity
color filter
common knowledge
cry
currency
daylight
dimmer
eclat
exposure
fame
famousness
floats
flood
floodlight
footlights
foots
gelatin
glare
hoopla
hue and cry
klieg light
light plot
lights
marquee
maximum dissemination
medium
notoriety
plug
press notice
public eye
public knowledge
public relations
public report
publicity
publicity story
publicness
puff
reclame
report
spot
spotlight
write-up
lime
n
affectibility
border line
bound
boundary
boundary condition
boundary line
bourn
break boundary
breakoff point
ceiling
circumscription
compass
confine
cutoff
cutoff point
deadline
delimitation
determinant
division line
end
extremity
finish
floor
frontier
hedge
high-water mark
impressibility
impressionability
interface
limit
limitation
limiting factor
line
line of demarcation
low-water mark
lower limit
march
mark
mete
openness to sensation
perceptibility
physical sensibility
readiness of feeling
receptiveness
receptivity
sensation level
sensibility
sensibleness
sentience
sentiency
start
starting line
starting point
susceptibility
susceptivity
target date
term
terminal date
terminus
threshold
threshold of sensation
time allotment
upper limit
lime
rick
English sonnet
Horatian ode
Italian sonnet
Petrarchan sonnet
Pindaric ode
Sapphic ode
Shakespearean sonnet
alba
anacreontic
balada
ballad
ballade
bucolic
canso
chanson
clerihew
dirge
dithyramb
eclogue
elegy
epic
epigram
epithalamium
epode
epopee
epopoeia
epos
georgic
ghazel
haiku
idyll
jingle
lyric
madrigal
monody
narrative poem
nursery rhyme
ode
palinode
pastoral
pastoral elegy
pastorela
pastourelle
poem
prothalamium
rhyme
rondeau
rondel
roundel
roundelay
satire
sestina
sloka
song
sonnet
sonnet sequence
tanka
tenso
tenzone
threnody
triolet
troubadour poem
verse
verselet
versicle
villanelle
virelay
lime
y
AB
Ancient Mariner
Argonaut
Aussie
Boche
Canuck
Chink
Dylan
Flying Dutchman
Guinea
Hunk
Hunkie
Jerry
Kraut
Krauthead
Mick
Mickey
Neptune
OD
Paddy
Poseidon
Varuna
able seaman
able-bodied seaman
bluejacket
buccaneer
dago
deep-sea man
fair-weather sailor
fisherman
frog
greaseball
greaser
hearty
jack
jack afloat
jack-tar
jacky
lobsterman
mariner
matelot
navigator
pirate
privateer
sailor
salt
sea dog
sea rover
seafarer
seafaring man
seaman
shipman
tar
viking
water dog
wetback
whaler
windjammer
windsailor
Kalk Natronfeldspat Definition
Feldspar
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Feldspath
Lime
(
n.
)
A
thong
by
which
a
dog
is
led
Lime
(
n.
)
The
linden
tree.
See
Linden.
Lime
(
n.
)
A
fruit
allied
to
the
lemon,
but
much
smaller
Lime
(
n.
)
Birdlime.
Lime
(
n.
)
Oxide
of
calcium
Lime
(
v.
t.)
To
smear
with
a
viscous
substance,
as
birdlime.
Lime
(
v.
t.)
To
entangle
Lime
(
v.
t.)
To
treat
with
lime,
or
oxide
or
hydrate
of
calcium
Lime
(
v.
t.)
To
cement.
Lime
twig
(
)
See
under
4th
Lime.
Lime-twigged
(
a.
)
Beset
with
snares
Ogeechee
lime
(
)
The
acid,
olive-shaped,
drupaceous
fruit
of
a
species
of
tupelo
(Nyssa
capitata)
which
grows
in
swamps
in
Georgia
and
Florida.
Ogeechee
lime
(
)
The
tree
which
bears
this
fruit.
Plagioclase
(
n.
)
A
general
term
used
of
any
triclinic
feldspar.
See
the
Note
under
Feldspar.
Soda
(
n.
)
Sodium
oxide
or
hydroxide.
Soda
(
n.
)
Popularly,
sodium
carbonate
or
bicarbonate.
Water
lime
(
)
Hydraulic
lime.
lime soda feldspar; plagioclase Bedeutung
Borrelia
burgdorferi
Lime
disease
spirochete
cause
of
Lyme
disease,
transmitted
primarily
by
ticks
of
genus
Ixodes
pop
bottle
soda
bottle
a
bottle
for
holding
soft
drinks
soda
can
a
can
for
holding
soft
drinks
soda
fountain
an
apparatus
for
dispensing
soda
water
soda
fountain
a
counter
where
ice
cream
and
sodas
and
sundaes
are
prepared
and
served
Irish
soda
bread
round
loaf
made
with
soda
and
buttermilk,
often
containing
caraway
seeds
and
raisins
buttermilk
biscuit
soda
biscuit
very
tender
biscuit
partially
leavened
with
buttermilk
and
soda
soda
cracker
unsweetened
cracker
leavened
slightly
with
soda
and
cream
of
tartar
lime
the
green
acidic
fruit
of
any
of
various
lime
trees
key
lime
small
yellow-green
limes
of
southern
Florida
genip
Spanish
lime
round
one-inch
Caribbean
fruit
with
green
leathery
skin
and
sweet
juicy
translucent
pulp,
eaten
like
grapes
Scotch
and
soda
a
highball
with
Scotch
malt
whiskey
and
club
soda
iceream
soda
iceream
float
float
a
drink
with
ice
cream
floating
in
it
lime
juice
usually
freshly
squeezed
juice
of
limes
pop
soda
soda
pop
soda
water
tonic
a
sweet
drink
containing
carbonated
water
and
flavoring,
in
New
England
they
call
sodas
tonics
cream
soda
sweet
carbonated
drink
flavored
with
vanilla
orange
soda
orange-flavored
carbonated
drink
soda
water
carbonated
water
club
soda
seltzer
sparkling
water
effervescent
beverage
artificially
charged
with
carbon
dioxide
soda
jerk
soda
jerker
someone
who
works
at
a
soda
fountain
saltwort
barilla
glasswort
kali
kelpwort
Salsola
kali
Salsola
soda
bushy
plant
of
Old
World
salt
marshes
and
sea
beaches
having
prickly
leaves,
burned
to
produce
a
crude
soda
ash
linden
linden
tree
basswood
lime
lime
tree
any
of
various
deciduous
trees
of
the
genus
Tilia
with
heart-shaped
leaves
and
drooping
cymose
clusters
of
yellowish
often
fragrant
flowers,
several
yield
valuable
timber
American
basswood
American
lime
Tilia
americana
large
American
shade
tree
with
large
dark
green
leaves
and
rounded
crown
small-leaved
linden
small-leaved
lime
Tilia
cordata
large
spreading
European
linden
with
small
dark
green
leaves,
often
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
Japanese
linden
Japanese
lime
Tilia
japonica
medium-sized
tree
of
Japan
used
as
an
ornamental
silver
lime
silver
linden
Tilia
tomentosa
large
tree
native
to
eastern
Europe
and
Asia
Minor
having
leaves
with
white
tomentum
on
the
under
side,
widely
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
rangpur
rangpur
lime
lemanderin
Citrus
limonia
hybrid
between
mandarin
orange
and
lemon
having
very
acid
fruit
with
orange
peel
sweet
lemon
sweet
lime
Citrus
limetta
lemon
tree
having
fruit
with
a
somewhat
insipid
sweetish
pulp
lime
lime
tree
Citrus
aurantifolia
any
of
various
related
trees
bearing
limes
Spanish
lime
Spanish
lime
tree
honey
berry
mamoncillo
genip
ginep
Melicocca
bijuga
Melicocca
bijugatus
tropical
American
tree
bearing
a
small
edible
fruit
with
green
leathery
skin
and
sweet
juicy
translucent
pulp
birdlime
lime
a
sticky
adhesive
that
is
smeared
on
small
branches
to
capture
small
birds
benzoate
of
soda
sodium
benzoate
a
white
crystalline
salt
used
as
a
food
preservative
and
antiseptic
bicarbonate
of
soda
sodium
hydrogen
carbonate
sodium
bicarbonate
baking
soda
saleratus
a
white
soluble
compound
(NaHCO)
used
in
effervescent
drinks
and
in
baking
powders
and
as
an
antacid
bleaching
powder
chlorinated
lime
chloride
of
lime
a
white
powder
comprised
of
calcium
hydroxide
and
chloride
and
hypochlorite
and
used
to
bleach
and
or
disinfect
calcium
oxide
quicklime
lime
calx
calcined
lime
fluxing
lime
unslaked
lime
burnt
lime
a
white
crystalline
oxide
used
in
the
production
of
calcium
hydroxide
sodium
nitrate
soda
niter
(NaNO)
used
especially
as
a
fertilizer
and
explosive
feldspar
felspar
any
of
a
group
of
hard
crystalline
minerals
that
consist
of
aluminum
silicates
of
potassium
or
sodium
or
calcium
or
barium
plagioclase
oligoclase
any
of
a
series
of
triclinic
feldspars
that
form
rocks
albite
white
feldspar
a
widely
distributed
feldspar
that
forms
rocks
calcium
hydroxide
lime
slaked
lime
hydrated
lime
calcium
hydrate
caustic
lime
lime
hydrate
a
caustic
substance
produced
by
heating
limestone
sodium
hydroxide
caustic
soda
a
strongly
alkaline
caustic
used
in
manufacturing
soap
and
paper
and
aluminum
and
various
sodium
compounds
soda
lime
a
mixture
of
sodium
and
calcium
hydroxides,
absorbs
liquids
and
gases
sodium
carbonate
washing
soda
sal
soda
soda
ash
soda
a
sodium
salt
of
carbonic
acid,
used
in
making
soap
powders
and
glass
and
paper
lime
cover
with
lime
so
as
to
induce
growth,
lime
the
lawn
birdlime
lime
spread
birdlime
on
branches
to
catch
birds
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