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Definition
Synonym
Oelquellen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ölquelle
f
Ölquellen
pl
oil spring, oil well
oil springs, oil wells
Ölquelle
f
Ölquellen
pl
spouter
spouters
Ölquelle
f
Ölquellen
pl
oil spring, oil well
oil springs, oil wells
Ölquelle
f
Ölquellen
pl
spouter
spouters
Oelquellen
spouters
Ölquelle
f
Ölquellen
pl
oil spring; oil well
oil springs; oil wells
Ölquelle
f
(natürlicher Austrittsort von Erdöl)
Ölquellen
pl
sprudelnde Ölquelle
oil spring; oil well (place where crude oil issues naturally from the ground)
oil springs; oil wells
oil spouter
coll.
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Oelquellen Synonyme
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oil spring oil well Synonyme
oil
Barbados tar
Haliver Oil
Macassar
oil
absinthe
adipose tissue
adulation
aid
alcohol
animal
oil
s
anoint
anthracene
oil
aquarelle
asphalt-base
oil
avocado
oil
balm
balsam
bay
oil
beechnut
oil
beef tallow
beeswax
benzine
blandishment
blarney
blubber
bone
oil
bottlenose
oil
briquette
bunker
bunkum
burnable
butane
butter
butter up
butterfat
cajolement
cajolery
camphor
candlenut
oil
canvas
carapa
oil
carbon
castor
oil
cater
cedarwood
oil
cerate
charcoal
clear the way
clove
oil
coal
coal
oil
cocoa butter
cod-liver
oil
coke
collyrium
combustible
compliment
copaiba
copra
oil
corn
oil
creosote
croton
oil
dab
daub
demulcent
detonate
doegling
oil
dope
dose
drag
dress
dripping
drippings
drug
dub
ease
easel-picture
edible
oil
electricity
embrocate
embrocation
emollient
equalize
ethane
ethanol
eucalyptus
oil
even
expedite
explain
explode
eyewash
eyewater
facilitate
fair words
fat
fawning
feed
fill up
finger painting
fireball
firing
fish
oil
flammable
flammable material
flatten
flattery
flaxseed
oil
forage
fuel
fuel additive
fuel dope
fuel
oil
fuel up
fulminate
furnace
oil
gas
gas carbon
gas
oil
gas up
gasoline
get around
ghee
glycerolate
goose grease
gouache
grade
grease
grease the ways
grease the wheels
gum spirit
harrow
hasten
help along
hempseed
oil
heptane
hexane
honey
honeyed phrases
honeyed words
illuminant
illuminating gas
incense
inflammable
inflammable material
isooctane
jet fuel
jolly
kekuna
oil
kerosene
kid along
lamp
oil
lanolin
lard
lard
oil
laurel butter
lay
lay it on
lemon
oil
level
light source
liniment
linseed
oil
lipid
lipoma
loose
lotion
lubricate
luminant
make clear
make way for
margarine
medicate
methane
methanol
mineral
oil
mineral seal
oil
mineral sperm
oil
mineral spirits
mow
mutton tallow
naphthalene
naphthene-base
oil
natural gas
nut
oil
octane
oil
of almonds
oil
paint
oil
y
Pecksniffian
adipose
adulatory
bland
blandishing
blarneying
blubbery
buttery
butyraceous
cajoling
canting
chrismal
chrismatory
complimentary
courtierly
courtly
disarming
fair-spoken
fat
fatty
fawning
fine-spoken
flattering
fulsome
glib
goody-goody
greased
greasy
gushing
holier-than-thou
honey-mouthed
honey-tongued
honeyed
hypocritic
hypocritical
ingratiating
insincere
insinuating
lardaceous
lardy
lubric
lubricated
lubricious
mealymouthed
mucoid
obsequious
oil
ed
oil
y-tongued
oleaginous
oleic
pharisaic
pharisean
rich
sanctimonious
sebaceous
servile
simon-pure
sleek
slick
sliddery
slimy
slippery
slippy
slithery
slobbery
smarmy
smooth
smooth-spoken
smooth-tongued
smug
soaped
soapy
soft-soaping
soft-spoken
sophisticated
suave
suave-spoken
suety
sycophantic
tallowy
unctuous
unguent
unguentary
unguentous
urbane
wheedling
Oelquellen Definition
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
leap
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
issue
with
speed
and
violence
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
start
or
rise
suddenly,
as
from
a
covert.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
fly
back
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
bend
from
a
straight
direction
or
plane
surface
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
up,
out,
or
forth
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
issue
or
proceed,
as
from
a
parent
or
ancestor
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
spring
up
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
or
disclose
suddenly
or
unexpectedly.
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
explode
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
crack
or
split
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
close
suddenly,
as
the
parts
of
a
trap
operated
by
a
spring
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
bend
by
force,
as
something
stiff
or
strong
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
over
by
leaping
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
leap
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
flying
back
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Elastic
power
or
force.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
An
elastic
body
of
any
kind,
as
steel,
India
rubber,
tough
wood,
or
compressed
air,
used
for
various
mechanical
purposes,
as
receiving
and
imparting
power,
diminishing
concussion,
regulating
motion,
measuring
weight
or
other
force.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Any
source
of
supply
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Any
active
power
Spring
(
v.
i.)
That
which
springs,
or
is
originated,
from
a
source
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
race
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
youth
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
shoot
Spring
(
v.
i.)
That
which
causes
one
to
spring
Spring
(
v.
i.)
The
season
of
the
year
when
plants
begin
to
vegetate
and
grow
Spring
(
v.
i.)
The
time
of
growth
and
progress
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
crack
or
fissure
in
a
mast
or
yard,
running
obliquely
or
transversely.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
line
led
from
a
vessel's
quarter
to
her
cable
so
that
by
tightening
or
slacking
it
she
can
be
made
to
lie
in
any
desired
position
oil spring oil well / oil springs oil wells Bedeutung
leap
leaping
spring
saltation
bound
bounce
a
light,
self-propelled
movement
upwards
or
forwards
spring
break
a
week
or
more
of
recess
during
the
spring
term
at
school
leopard
frog
spring
frog
Rana
pipiens
common
North
American
green
or
brownish
frog
having
white-edged
dark
oval
spots
green
frog
spring
frog
Rana
clamitans
similar
to
bullfrog,
found
in
or
near
marshes
and
ponds,
of
United
States
and
Canada
spring
peeper
Hyla
crucifer
a
small
brown
tree
toad
having
a
shrill
call
heard
near
wetlands
of
eastern
United
States
and
Canada
in
early
spring
spring
chicken
a
young
chicken
having
tender
meat
spring
cankerworm
variably
colored
looper,
larva
of
Paleacrita
vernata
air
cushion
air
spring
a
mechanical
device
using
confined
air
to
absorb
the
shock
of
motion
box
spring
a
coiled
bedspring
in
a
frame
that
is
covered
with
cloth
coil
spring
volute
spring
a
spring
in
the
shape
of
a
coil
leaf
spring
long
narrow
spring
consisting
of
several
layers
of
metal
springs
bracketed
together
set
gun
spring
gun
a
gun
that
is
set
to
fire
on
any
intruder
that
comes
in
contact
with
the
wire
that
sets
it
off
spiral
spring
a
spring
that
is
wound
like
a
spiral
spring
a
metal
elastic
device
that
returns
to
its
shape
or
position
when
pushed
or
pulled
or
pressed,
the
spring
was
broken
spring
balance
spring
scale
a
balance
that
measure
weight
by
the
tension
on
a
helical
spring
spring
mattress
a
mattress
containing
springs
in
a
rigid
frame
give
spring
springiness
the
elasticity
of
something
that
can
be
stretched
and
returns
to
its
original
length
green
onion
spring
onion
scallion
a
young
onion
before
the
bulb
has
enlarged,
eaten
in
salads
egg
roll
spring
roll
minced
vegetables
and
meat
wrapped
in
a
pancake
and
fried
spring
water
water
from
a
spring
spring
a
point
at
which
water
issues
forth
Hot
Springs
National
Park
a
national
park
in
Arkansas
featuring
ancient
hot
springs,
bathing
is
said
to
have
therapeutic
effects
Hot
Springs
a
town
in
west
central
Arkansas,
a
health
resort
noted
for
thermal
springs
Colorado
Springs
a
city
in
east
central
Colorado
on
the
eastern
edge
of
the
Rocky
Mountains,
popular
tourist
center
and
site
of
the
United
States
Air
Force
Academy
Saratoga
Springs
a
town
in
eastern
New
York
State
famed
for
its
spa
and
its
horse
racing
Rock
Springs
a
town
of
southwest
Wyoming
near
the
Utah
border
hot
spring
thermal
spring
a
natural
spring
of
water
at
a
temperature
ofF
or
above
spring
fountain
outflow
outpouring
natural
spring
a
natural
flow
of
ground
water
young
person
youth
younker
spring
chicken
a
young
person
(especially
a
young
man
or
boy)
Beadle
George
Beadle
George
Wells
Beadle
United
States
biologist
who
discovered
how
hereditary
characteristics
are
transmitted
by
genes
(-)
Wells
H.
G.
Wells
Herbert
George
Wells
prolific
English
writer
best
known
for
his
science-fiction
novels,
he
also
wrote
on
contemporary
social
problems
and
wrote
popular
accounts
of
history
and
science
(-)
Carolina
spring
beauty
Claytonia
caroliniana
similar
to
Claytonia
virginica
but
having
usually
pink
flowers,
eastern
North
America
spring
beauty
Clatonia
lanceolata
small
slender
plant
having
one
pair
of
succulent
leaves
at
the
middle
of
the
stem
and
a
loose
raceme
of
white
or
pink
or
rose
bowl-shaped
flowers
and
an
edible
corm
Virginia
spring
beauty
Claytonia
virginica
small
cormous
perennial
grown
for
its
low
rosette
of
succulent
foliage
and
racemes
of
pink-tinged
white
flowers,
eastern
North
America
spring
cress
Cardamine
bulbosa
small
white-flowered
cress
common
in
wet
places
in
eastern
North
America
winter
heath
spring
heath
Erica
carnea
dwarf
European
shrub
with
very
early
blooming
bell-shaped
red
flowers
spring
squill
Scilla
verna
sea
onion
European
scilla
with
small
blue
or
purple
flowers
spring
vetchling
spring
vetch
Lathyrus
vernus
bushy
European
perennial
having
nodding
racemose
violet-blue
flowers
spring
vetch
Vicia
sativa
herbaceous
climbing
plant
valuable
as
fodder
and
for
soil-building
cleavers
clivers
goose
grass
catchweed
spring
cleavers
Galium
aparine
annual
having
the
stem
beset
with
curved
prickles,
North
America
and
Europe
and
Asia
footsteps-of-spring
Sanicula
arctopoides
sanicle
of
northwestern
United
States
and
British
Columbia
having
yellow
flowers
ground
water
spring
water
well
water
underground
water
that
is
held
in
the
soil
and
in
pervious
rocks
vernal
equinox
March
equinox
spring
equinox
March
spring
springtime
the
season
of
growth,
the
emerging
buds
were
a
sure
sign
of
spring,
he
will
hold
office
until
the
spring
of
next
year
spring
training
preseason
training
during
the
spring
spring
develop
suddenly,
The
tire
sprang
a
leak
come
to
mind
spring
to
mind
be
remembered,
His
name
comes
to
mind
when
you
mention
the
strike
spring
produce
or
disclose
suddenly
or
unexpectedly,
He
sprang
these
news
on
me
just
as
I
was
leaving
spring-clean
thoroughly
clean
the
entire
house,
often
done
only
once
a
year,
she
started
spring-cleaning
on
April
bounce
resile
take
a
hop
spring
bound
rebound
recoil
reverberate
ricochet
spring
back,
spring
away
from
an
impact,
The
rubber
ball
bounced,
These
particles
do
not
resile
but
they
unite
after
they
collide
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