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Definition
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Kiefernzapfen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kiefernzapfen
m
bot.
Kiefernzapfen
pl
pine cone, pinecone
pine cones, pinecones
Kiefernzapfen
m
; Kienapfel
m
bot.
Kiefernzapfen
pl
; Kienäpfel
pl
pine cone; pinecone
pine cones; pinecones
Kiefernzapfen
m
bot.
Kiefernzapfen
pl
pine cone, pinecone
pine cones, pinecones
Kiefernzapfen
m
; Kienapfel
m
bot.
Kiefernzapfen
pl
; Kienäpfel
pl
pine cone; pinecone
pine cones; pinecones
Deutsche
Kiefernzapfen Synonyme
Englische
pine cone pinecone Synonyme
pine
ache
ache for
agonize
be dying for
be hurting for
bleed
break
brood
brood over
cave in
clamor for
collapse
come apart
come unstuck
conk out
crave
crumble
cry for
decline
desiccate
diminish
disintegrate
dream
droop
drop
dry up
dwindle
fade
fade away
fail
faint
fizzle out
flag
fret
gape for
give out
give way
go downhill
go soft
go to pieces
grieve
hanker
hit the skids
hone for
hope for
hunger
itch for
languish
languish for
long for
lose strength
lust for
mope
mourn
pant for
peak
peg out
peter out
pine
away
pine
for
poop out
run down
sear
shrink
shrivel
sigh
sigh for
sink
sorrow
spoil for
take on
thirst
thirst for
waste
waste away
weaken
wear away
wear thin
weary for
wilt
wish for
wither
wither away
wizen
yearn
yearn for
yen for
yield
pine
barrens
afforestation
arboretum
boondocks
bush
bushveld
chase
climax forest
cloud forest
dendrology
forest
forest land
forest preserve
forestry
fringing forest
gallery forest
greenwood
hanger
index forest
jungle
jungles
national forest
palmetto barrens
park
park forest
primeval forest
protection forest
rain forest
reforestation
scrub
scrubland
selection forest
shrubland
silviculture
sprout forest
stand of timber
state forest
timber
timberland
tree veld
virgin forest
wildwood
wood
woodland
woods
pine
cone
ament
capitulum
catkin
complex cone
cone
conelet
conoid
cop
cornet
corymb
cyme
funnel
head
ice-cream cone
panicle
raceme
spadix
spike
spikelet
strobile
thyrse
umbel
verticillaster
Kiefernzapfen Definition
Cone
(
n.
)
A
solid
of
the
form
described
by
the
revolution
of
a
right-angled
triangle
about
one
of
the
sides
adjacent
to
the
right
angle
Cone
(
n.
)
Anything
shaped
more
or
less
like
a
mathematical
cone
Cone
(
n.
)
The
fruit
or
strobile
of
the
Coniferae,
as
of
the
pine,
fir,
cedar,
and
cypress.
It
is
composed
of
woody
scales,
each
one
of
which
has
one
or
two
seeds
at
its
base.
Cone
(
n.
)
A
shell
of
the
genus
Conus,
having
a
conical
form.
Cone
(
v.
t.)
To
render
cone-shaped
Cone-in-cone
(
a.
)
Consisting
of
a
series
of
parallel
cones,
each
made
up
of
many
concentric
cones
closely
packed
together
Cone
pulley
(
)
A
pulley
for
driving
machines,
etc.,
having
two
or
more
parts
or
steps
of
different
diameters
Lambert
pine
(
)
The
gigantic
sugar
pine
of
California
and
Oregon
(Pinus
Lambertiana).
It
has
the
leaves
in
fives,
and
cones
a
foot
long.
The
timber
is
soft,
and
like
that
of
the
white
pine
of
the
Eastern
States.
Pine
(
n.
)
Woe
Pine
(
v.
)
To
inflict
pain
upon
Pine
(
v.
)
To
grieve
or
mourn
for.
Pine
(
v.
i.)
To
suffer
Pine
(
v.
i.)
To
languish
Pine
(
v.
i.)
To
languish
with
desire
Pine
(
n.
)
Any
tree
of
the
coniferous
genus
Pinus.
See
Pinus.
Pine
(
n.
)
The
wood
of
the
pine
tree.
Pine
(
n.
)
A
pineapple.
Pine-clad
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Pine-crowned
Pine-crowned
(
a.
)
Clad
or
crowned
with
pine
trees
Pseudo-cone
(
n.
)
One
of
the
soft
gelatinous
cones
found
in
the
compound
eyes
of
certain
insects,
taking
the
place
of
the
crystalline
cones
of
others.
Slash
pine
(
)
A
kind
of
pine
tree
(Pinus
Cubensis)
found
in
Southern
Florida
and
the
West
Indies
pine cone pinecone / pine cones pinecones Bedeutung
pine
siskin
pine
finch
Spinus
pinus
small
finch
of
North
American
coniferous
forests
pine
grosbeak
Pinicola
enucleator
large
grosbeak
of
coniferous
forests
of
Old
and
New
Worlds
eastern
fence
lizard
pine
lizard
Sceloporus
undulatus
small
active
lizard
of
United
States
and
north
to
British
Columbia
pine
snake
any
of
several
bull
snakes
of
eastern
and
southeastern
United
States
found
chiefly
in
pine
woods,
now
threatened
pine
sawyer
large
beetle
whose
larvae
bore
holes
in
pine
trees
conenose
cone-nosed
bug
conenose
bug
big
bedbug
kissing
bug
large
bloodsucking
bug
pine
leaf
aphid
Pineus
pinifoliae
a
variety
of
adelgid
pine
spittlebug
North
American
insect
that
attacks
pines
pine
vole
pine
mouse
Pitymys
pinetorum
short-tailed
glossy-furred
burrowing
vole
of
the
eastern
United
States
pine
marten
Martes
martes
dark
brown
marten
of
northern
Eurasian
coniferous
forests
cone
any
cone-shaped
artifact
cone
clutch
cone
friction
clutch
a
friction
clutch
in
which
the
frictional
surfaces
are
cone-shaped
nose
cone
ogive
front
consisting
of
the
conical
head
of
a
missile
or
rocket
that
protects
the
payload
from
heat
during
its
passage
through
the
atmosphere
pine-tar
rag
baseball
equipment
consisting
of
a
rag
soaked
with
pine
tar,
used
on
the
handle
of
a
baseball
bat
to
give
a
batter
a
firm
grip
pyrometric
cone
a
pyrometer
consisting
of
a
series
of
cones
that
melt
at
different
temperatures
cone
cone
cell
retinal
cone
a
visual
receptor
cell
in
the
retina
that
is
sensitive
to
bright
light
and
to
color
storm
cone
a
canvas
cone
hoisted
to
warn
of
high
winds
windsock
wind
sock
sock
air
sock
air-sleeve
wind
sleeve
wind
cone
drogue
a
truncated
cloth
cone
mounted
on
a
mast,
used
(e.g.,
at
airports)
to
show
the
direction
of
the
wind
iceream
cone
ice
cream
in
a
crisp
conical
wafer
pine
nut
pignolia
pinon
nut
edible
seed
of
any
of
several
nut
pines
especially
some
pinons
of
southwestern
North
America
Pine
Bluff
a
town
in
southeast
central
Arkansas
on
the
Arkansas
River
Maine
Pine
Tree
State
ME
a
state
in
New
England
alluvial
fan
alluvial
cone
a
fan-shaped
deposit
where
a
fast
flowing
stream
flattens
out
Pinaceae
family
Pinaceae
pine
family
a
family
of
Pinaceae
pine
pine
tree
true
pine
a
coniferous
tree
pine
straight-grained
durable
and
often
resinous
white
to
yellowish
timber
of
any
of
numerous
trees
of
the
genus
Pinus
knotty
pine
pine
lumber
with
many
knots,
used
especially
for
paneling
and
furniture
white
pine
soft
white
wood
of
white
pine
trees
yellow
pine
hard
yellowish
wood
of
a
yellow
pine
nut
pine
any
of
several
pinons
bearing
edible
nutlike
seeds
pinon
pine
Mexican
nut
pine
Pinus
cembroides
a
small
two-needled
or
three-needled
pinon
of
Mexico
and
southern
Texas
single-leaf
single-leaf
pine
single-leaf
pinyon
Pinus
monophylla
pinon
of
southwestern
United
States
having
solitary
needles
and
often
many
stems,
important
as
a
nut
pine
bishop
pine
bishop's
pine
Pinus
muricata
two-needled
or
three-needled
pinon
mostly
of
northwestern
California
coast
spruce
pine
Pinus
glabra
large
two-needled
pine
of
southeastern
United
States
with
light
soft
wood
black
pine
Pinus
nigra
large
two-needled
timber
pine
of
southeastern
Europe
pitch
pine
northern
pitch
pine
Pinus
rigida
large
three-needled
pine
of
the
eastern
United
States
and
southeastern
Canada,
closely
related
to
the
pond
pine
pond
pine
Pinus
serotina
large
three-needled
pine
of
sandy
swamps
of
southeastern
United
States,
needles
longer
than
those
of
the
northern
pitch
pine
stone
pine
umbrella
pine
European
nut
pine
Pinus
pinea
medium-sized
two-needled
pine
of
southern
Europe
having
a
spreading
crown,
widely
cultivated
for
its
sweet
seeds
that
resemble
almonds
Swiss
pine
Swiss
stone
pine
arolla
pine
cembra
nut
tree
Pinus
cembra
large
five-needled
European
pine,
yields
cembra
nuts
and
a
resinous
exudate
Swiss
mountain
pine
mountain
pine
dwarf
mountain
pine
mugho
pine
mugo
pine
Pinus
mugo
low
shrubby
pine
of
central
Europe
with
short
bright
green
needles
in
bunches
of
two
ancient
pine
Pinus
longaeva
small
slow-growing
pine
of
western
United
States
similar
to
the
bristlecone
pine,
chocolate
brown
bark
in
plates
and
short
needles
in
bunches
of
,
crown
conic
but
becoming
rough
and
twisted,
oldest
plant
in
the
world
growing
to
years
in
cold
semidesert
mountain
tops
white
pine
any
of
several
five-needled
pines
with
white
wood
and
smooth
usually
light
grey
bark
when
young,
especially
the
eastern
white
pine
American
white
pine
eastern
white
pine
weymouth
pine
Pinus
strobus
tall-growing
pine
of
eastern
North
America,
bark
is
brown
with
longitudinal
fissures
when
mature,
valued
as
a
timber
tree
western
white
pine
silver
pine
mountain
pine
Pinus
monticola
tall
pine
of
western
North
America
with
stout
blue-green
needles,
bark
is
grey-brown
with
rectangular
plates
when
mature
southwestern
white
pine
Pinus
strobiformis
medium-size
pine
of
northwestern
Mexico,
bark
is
dark
brown
and
furrowed
when
mature
limber
pine
Pinus
flexilis
western
North
American
pine
with
long
needles
and
very
flexible
limbs
and
dark-grey
furrowed
bark
whitebark
pine
whitebarked
pine
Pinus
albicaulis
small
pine
of
western
North
America,
having
smooth
grey-white
bark
and
soft
brittle
wood,
similar
to
limber
pine
yellow
pine
any
of
various
pines
having
yellow
wood
ponderosa
ponderosa
pine
western
yellow
pine
bull
pine
Pinus
ponderosa
common
and
widely
distributed
tall
timber
pine
of
western
North
America
having
dark
green
needles
in
bunches
of
to
and
thick
bark
with
dark
brown
plates
when
mature
Jeffrey
pine
Jeffrey's
pine
black
pine
Pinus
jeffreyi
tall
symmetrical
pine
of
western
North
America
having
long
blue-green
needles
in
bunches
of
and
elongated
cones
on
spreading
somewhat
pendulous
branches,
sometimes
classified
as
a
variety
of
ponderosa
pine
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