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Definition
Synonym
Pflanzenabdruck
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Pflanzenabdruck
m
Pflanzenabdrücke
pl
plant impression; vegetation print
plant impressions; vegetation prints
Pflanzenabdruck
m
Pflanzenabdrücke
pl
plant impression; vegetation print
plant impressions; vegetation prints
Bestimmung
f
(von Tieren oder Pflanzen)
classification
Brand
m
, Getreidebrand
m
(Pilzerkrankung auf Pflanzen)
bot.
smut
Fleisch fressend, fleischfressend
adj
Fleisch fressende Pflanzen, Fleisch fressende Tiere
flesh-eating, carnivorous, sarcophagous
carnivores
Pflanze
f
bot.
Pflanzen
pl
mehrjährige Pflanze, perennierende Pflanze, winterharte Pflanze
zweijährige Pflanze
einkeimblättrige Pflanze
zweikeimblättrige Pflanze
plant
plants
perennial plant, perennual
biennial plant, biennial
monocot, monocotyledon, liliopsid
dicot, dicotyledon, magnoliopsid
Pflanzen..., pflanzlich, vegetabilisch
adj
vegetable
Phloem
n
, lebendes Leitgewebe in Pflanzen
bot.
phloem
Saft
m
(von Pflanzen)
Säfte
pl
sap
saps
Torfbildner
pl
, torfbildende Pflanzen
peat-forming plants
bebauen, pflanzen
v
agr.
bebauend, pflanzend
bebaut, gepflanzt
to crop
cropping
cropped
bedroht
adj
gefährdete Tiere und Pflanzen
threatened
threatened flora and fauna
betten, setzen, pflanzen
v
bettend, setzend, pflanzend
gebettet, gesetzt, gepflanzt
to bed
bedding
bedded
einheimisch, heimisch, beheimatet
adj
(in)
einheimische Pflanzen
endemic, native (to)
endemic plants
krautartig, krautig
adj
bot.
krautige Pflanzen, krautförmige Pflanzen
herbaceous
herbaceous plants
pflanzen
v
pflanzend
gepflanzt
pflanzt
pflanzte
to plant
planting
planted
plants
planted
Pflanzen umsetzen
to transplant
zweijährig
adj
bot.
(Pflanzen, die im zweiten Jahr blühen)
biennial
geschicktes Händchen für Pflanzen
green fingers
Pflanzen
herbal
perennierende Pflanzen
perennials
pflanzen
plant
Pflanzen
plants
Pflanzen, bepflanzt
plants
pflanzen
to plant
Gemuesen, Pflanzen
vegetables
Akolutophyten
pl
(Pflanzen deren natürliche Einwanderung durch menschliche Vegetationsveränderungen ermöglich wurde)
bot.
acolutophytes
Amorphophallus-Pflanzen
pl
(Amorphophallus) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Titanenwurz
f
; Titanwurz
f
(Amorphophallus titanum)
Teufelszunge
f
; Tränenbaum
m
; Stinkende Titanenwurz
f
(Amorphophallus konjac rivieri)
amorphophallus plants (botanical genus)
titan arum
umbrella arum; devil's tongue; snake palm; voodoo lily
Anthracnose
f
; Pilzerkrankung bei Pflanzen
biol.
anthracnose
Anthropochoren
pl
(vom Menschen verbreitete Tiere und Pflanzen)
biol.
anthropochores
Anthropophyten
pl
(vom Menschen verbreitete Pflanzen)
bot.
anthropophytes (plants distributed by humans)
Archäophyten
pl
(Pflanzen die vor dem Zeitalter der geographischen Entdeckungen vom Menschen eingeschleppt eingebürgert wurden)
bot.
archaeophytes
Brand
m
; Getreidebrand
m
(Pilzerkrankung auf Pflanzen)
bot.
smut
Calibrachoa-Pflanzen
pl
(Calibrachoa) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Zauberglöckchen
n
(Calibrachoa × hybrida)
calibrachoa plants (botanical genus)
millionbells
Epökophyten
pl
(Pflanzen die nur in der Kulturlandschaft bestehen können)
bot.
epecophytes
Erdpflanzen
pl
; Geophyten
pl
; Kryptophyten
pl
(Pflanzen deren Erneuerungsknospen unterirdisch liegen)
bot.
geophytes; cryptophytes
Ergasiophygophyten
pl
(bewusst eingebürgerte und dann verwilderte Pflanzen)
bot.
ergasiophygophytes
Ergasiophyten
pl
(Pflanzen die nur kultiviert vorkommen)
bot.
ergasiophytes
Ernährung von Pflanzen und Fleisch; Omivorie
f
biol.
omnivorousness
Fleisch fressend; fleischfressend
adj
Fleisch fressende Pflanzen; Fleisch fressende Tiere
flesh-eating; carnivorous; sarcophagous
carnivores
Hemikryptophyten
pl
(Pflanzen deren Erneuerungsknospen an der Erdoberfläche liegen)
bot.
hemicryptophytes
Idiochorophyten
pl
; altheimische Pflanzen
pl
(Pflanzen die schon vor dem Eingreifen des Menschen in die Vegetation heimisch waren)
bot.
idiochorophytes
Kultur
f
(angebaute Pflanzen)
agr.
culture (grown plants)
Laie
m
Laien
pl
blutiger Laie
Für den Laien sehen alle diese Pflanzen gleich aus.
Da staunt der Laie (und der Fachmann wundert sich).
humor.
layman; layperson; amateur
laymen; lay people; amateurs
complete layman
To the laymen all these plants look similar.
The mind boggles.
Lebensraum
m
; Habitat
n
; Heimat
f
biol.
; Biotop
m
envir.
Lebensräume
pl
; Habitate
pl
; Biotope
pl
alltäglicher Lebensraum (eines Tiers)
Ausbreitung in neue Lebensräume (einer Tierart)
Lebensraum gefährdeter bedrohter oder vom Aussterben bedrohter Arten
die natürlichen Lebensräume wildlebender Tiere und Pflanzen erhalten
living space; habitat; biotope (rare)
living spaces; habitats; biotopes
home range (of an animal)
radiation (of a species)
habitat of depleted threatened or endangered species
to conserve the natural habitats of wild fauna and flora
Nachwuchs
m
zool.
; Schösslinge
pl
bot.
Die kleinen Pflanzen sind die Schösslinge einer Eiche.
offspring; progeny
The small plants are the progeny of an oak tree.
Nacktsamer
m
; nacktsamige Pflanze; Gymnosperme
bot.
Nacktsamer
pl
; nacktsamige Pflanzen; Gymnospermen
pl
gymnosperm; naked-seed plant
gymnosperms; naked-seed plants
jdn. zum Besten Narren halten; auf den Arm nehmen; hochnehmen; anführen; aufziehen; verschaukeln; verladen; veräppeln; verhohnepipeln; vergackeiern; verkohlen; pflanzen
Ös.
; heckerln
Ös.
; am Schmäh halten
Ös.
; am Seil herablassen herunterlassen
Schw.
v
Sie hat ihn veralbert.
Willst du mich verschaukeln veralbern (oder was)?
Er hat gesagt er kennt den Präsidenten aber ich glaube er hat mich da auf den Arm genommen.
to pull sb.'s leg; to have on () sb.
Br.
; to put on () sb.
Am.
; to pull sb.'s chain
Am.
; to yank sb.'s chain
Am.
She pulled his leg.
Are you pulling my leg (or what)?
He said he knew the President but I think he was just having putting me on.
Neuling
m
; gebietsfremde Pflanze
f
; Neophyt
m
; neobiotische Pflanze
f
bot.
Neulinge
pl
; gebietsfremde Pflanzen
pl
; Neophyten
pl
; neobiotische Pflanzen
pl
neophyte
neophytes
Oberflächenpflanze
f
; bodennah blühende Pflanze
f
; Chamaephyt
m
bot.
Oberflächenpflanzen
pl
; bodennah blühende Pflanzen
pl
; Chamaephyten
pl
chamaephyte
chamaephytes
Ökologie
f
envir.
angewandte Ökologie
aquatische Ökologie
chemische Ökologie
Humanökologie
f
industrielle Ökologie
Meeresökologie
f
terrestrische Ökologie
Verhaltensökologie
f
Ökologie der Erde
Ökologie der Ökosysteme
Ökologie der Pflanzen
ecology; ecoscience
applied ecology
aquatic ecology
chemical ecology
human ecology
industrial ecology
marine ecology
terrestrial ecology
behavioural
Br.
behavioral
Am.
ecology
global ecology
ecosystem(s) ecology
plant ecology; vegetation ecology
Pflanze
f
bot.
Pflanzen
pl
mehrjährige Pflanze; perennierende Pflanze; winterharte Pflanze
zweijährige Pflanze
einkeimblättrige Pflanze
zweikeimblättrige Pflanze
amphibische Pflanze
farnähnlich Pflanze
feuchtigkeitsliebende Pflanze; Feuchtigkeitspflanze
f
fossile Pflanze
kalkfliehende Pflanze
kalkliebende Pflanze
krautige Pflanze
torfbildende Pflanze
versteinerte Pflanze
dekorative Pflanze
plant
plants
perennial plant; perennual
biennial plant; biennial
monocot; monocotyledon; liliopsid
dicot; dicotyledon; magnoliopsid
amphiphyte
fernlike plant
hygrophytic plant; hygrophyte
fossil plant; eophyte
calcifuge
calcicole
herbaceous plant
peat formation plant
lithified palnt; petrified plant
architectural plant
Pflanzen...; pflanzlich; vegetabilisch
adj
vegetable
Pflanzengenetik
f
; Genetik
f
der Pflanzen
biol.
plant genetics
Phloem
n
; lebendes Leitgewebe in Pflanzen
bot.
phloem
Sukkulenten
pl
; wasserspeichernde Pflanzen
pl
bot.
succulent plants; succulents; fat plants; water-storing plants
Vermehrung
f
(von Pflanzen)
agr.
Vermehrung durch Samen; Samenvermehrung
f
Vermehrung durch Stecklinge; Stecklingsvermehrung
f
propagation (of plants)
propagation by seed
propagation by cuttings
Xenophyten
pl
(unabsichtlich eingeschleppte Pflanzen)
bot.
xenophytes
Züchter
m
; Pflanzer
m
; Erzeuger
m
(von Pflanzen)
Züchter
pl
; Pflanzer
pl
; Erzeuger
pl
grower (of plants)
growers
etw. (pumpartig) aufsprühen; etw. (pumpartig) besprühen
v
; sich etw. (an einen Körperteil) sprühen
v
aufsprühend; besprühend; sich sprühend
aufgesprüht; besprüht; sich gesprüht
etwas Haarfestiger aufsprühen
die Pflanzen täglich mit Wasser besprühen
sich Glitzerspray in die Haare sprühen
Sie sprühte sich etwas Parfum hinter die Ohren.
to spray; to spritz
Am.
(with sth.)
spraying; spritzing
sprayed; spritzed
to spritz with a little hair setting spray
to spritz the plants with water every day
to spritz your hair with glitter spray
She spritzed some perfume behind her ears.
etw. in einem bestimmten Abstand (voneinander) aufstellen anordnen
v
dicht eng beieinander liegende Drähte
in gleichen Abständen angeordnete Pflanzen
etw. ein bisschen weiter auseinanderstellen voneinander aufstellen
Die Pfosten sollten etwa einen Meter voneinander entfernt im Abstand von einem Meter aufgestellt werden.
Stell die Stühle weit genug auseinander dass sich die Leute gut bewegen können.
to space sth.; to space out sth.
closely spaced wires
evenly spaced plants
to space sth. a bit farther apart
The poles should be spaced about a metre apart.
Space the chairs far enough apart to make it easy for people to manoeuvre.
(Pflanzen) ausdünnen; auslichten; lichten; vereinzeln
v
bot.
ausdünnend; auslichtend; lichtend; vereinzelnd
ausgedünnt; ausgelichtet; gelichtet; vereinzelt
to thin out (plants)
thinning out
thinned out
Pflanzen ausgeizen
v
(Tomatenpflanze; Weinrebe etc.)
bot.
to remove suckers from plants; to pinch out sideshoots from plants (tomato plant; grapevine etc.)
Tiere oder Pflanzen auswildern
v
bot.
zool.
to release introduce animals or plants into the wild
bebauen; pflanzen
v
agr.
bebauend; pflanzend
bebaut; gepflanzt
to crop
cropping
cropped
bedeutend; namhaft; wichtig (wegen etw.)
adj
ein namhafter Autor
mit einer wichtigen Ausnahme
für etw. bekannt sein
Die Gärten sind für ihre Sammlung seltener Pflanzen bekannt.
notable (for sth.)
a notable author
with one notable exception
to be notable for sth.
The gardens are notable for their collection of rare plants.
sich mit etw. (inhaltlich) befassen; etw. zum Thema haben; von etw. handeln; etw. behandeln (Sache)
Die Botantik beschäftigt sich mit Pflanzen.
Das Buch behandelt den zweiten Weltkrieg.
Diese Konzepte werden in Kapitel 5 näher behandelt.
to deal with sth. {dealt; dealt} (delt)
Botany deals with plants.
The book deals with World War II.
These concepts are dealt with more fully in Chapter 5.
betten; setzen; pflanzen
v
bettend; setzend; pflanzend
gebettet; gesetzt; gepflanzt
to bed
bedding
bedded
bleichen
v
(von Pflanzen)
bleichend
gebleicht
to etiolate
etiolating
etiolated
Tiere Pflanzen domestizieren
v
(zu Nutztieren Nutzpflanzen züchten)
bot.
zool.
domestizierend
domestiziert
to domesticate animals plants
domesticating
domesticated
dreijährig
adj
(Pflanzen die im dritten Jahr blühen)
bot.
triennial
etw. eintopfen; in einen Topf Töpfe pflanzen
v
eintopfend
eingetopft
topft ein
topfte ein
to pot sth.
potting
potted
pots
potted
Deutsche
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plant impression; vegetation print Synonyme
plant
accouterments
adulterate
agent provocateur
amphibian
angiosperm
annual
apparatus
appliances
appointments
appurtenances
aquatic
plant
armament
armory
arsenal
assembly line
assembly
plant
assign
atomic energy
plant
base
bed
biennial
bindery
boatyard
boilery
bookbindery
bosom
bottle up
brewery
brickyard
broadcast
build
build in
bury
bush
cache
cannery
capper
clawed
colonize
come-on man
conceal
confirm
conveniences
cook
cosmopolite
cover
creamery
cutting
dairy
deciduous
plant
decoy
deep-dye
defense
plant
define
denizen
deposit
dibble
dicot
dicotyledon
disseminate
distillery
dockyard
doctor
drill
duffel
dust
embed
embosom
empeople
engraft
engrave
entomb
entrench
ephemeral
equipage
equipment
establish
etch
evergreen
exotic
facilities
facility
factory
factory belt
factory district
fake
feeder
plant
file and forget
fittings
fix
fixtures
flour mill
flower
flowering
plant
footed
forest
found
foundry
fungus
furnishings
furniture
gametophyte
gear
ground
gymnosperm
herb
hide
hide away
hoofed
hydrophyte
impact
impedimenta
im
plant
impress
imprint
industrial park
industrial zone
infix
informant
informer
ingrain
inhabit
inhume
inject
inscribe
inseminate
insinuate
install
installations
inter
introduce
invest
jam
juggle
keep hidden
keep secret
kit
lay away
lay the foundation
load
lock up
lodge
machinery
main
plant
manipulate
manufactory
manufacturing
plant
manufacturing quarter
materiel
mill
mint
monocot
monocotyl
munition
munitions
munitions
plant
occult
oil refinery
outfit
pack
packing house
paraphernalia
pedal
people
perennial
pitch
place
plant
ar
plumbing
polycot
polycotyl
polycotyledon
populate
position
pot
pottery
power
plant
print
production line
push-button
plant
put
put away
put in
put up
refinery
reforest
reset
retimber
retouch
rig
rigging
root
salt
sawmill
scatter
scatter seed
plant
eater
Brillat-Savarin
Lucullus
board-and-roomer
boarder
bon vivant
cannibal
carnivore
connoisseur of food
consumer
diner
diner-out
eater
eater-out
epicure
feeder
flesh-eater
fruitarian
gastronome
glutton
gourmand
gourmet
grain-eater
graminivore
granivore
herbivore
high liver
hungry mouth
lactovegetarian
luncher
man-eater
meat-eater
mouth
omnivore
omophagist
pantophagist
phytophage
picnicker
predacean
trencherman
vegetarian
plant
ation
anchorage
arable land
barnyard
barton
cattle ranch
chicken farm
clump
collective farm
colonization
cotton
plant
ation
croft
crop
dairy farm
demesne
demesne farm
dry farm
dude ranch
empeoplement
establishment
factory farm
fallow
farm
farmery
farmhold
farmland
farmplace
farmstead
farmyard
fixation
foundation
fruit farm
fur farm
grain farm
grange
grassland
growth
hacienda
hassock
homecroft
homefarm
homestead
inauguration
inhabiting
initiation
installation
installment
investiture
kibbutz
kolkhoz
location
lodgment
mains
manor farm
mooring
orchard
pasture
pen
peoplement
peopling
plant
ing
population
poultry farm
ranch
rancheria
rancho
settlement
settling
sheep farm
stand
station
steading
stock farm
toft
truck farm
tuft
tussock
plant
ed
assigned
deployed
embosomed
emplaced
ensconced
established
fixed
installed
located
placed
positioned
posted
seated
set
settled
situate
situated
spotted
stationed
plant
er
Bauer
agriculturalist
agriculturist
agrologist
agronomist
coffee-
plant
er
collective farm worker
colonial
colonist
colonizer
crofter
cropper
cultivator
dirt farmer
dry farmer
farm laborer
farmer
farmhand
gentleman farmer
granger
grower
harvester
harvestman
haymaker
homesteader
husbandman
immigrant
kibbutznik
kolkhoznik
kulak
muzhik
nester
peasant
peasant holder
picker
pioneer
plowboy
plowman
precursor
raiser
rancher
ranchman
reaper
rustic
settler
sharecropper
sooner
sower
squatter
tea-
plant
er
tenant farmer
tiller
tree farmer
truck farmer
yeoman
plant
ing
broadcast
broadcasting
clump
crop
dissemination
growth
hassock
insemination
plant
ation
reforestation
resetting
retimbering
seeding
semination
setting
sowing
stand
trans
plant
ation
tuft
tussock
plant
like
botanic
bulbous
cereal
farinaceous
fruitlike
fruity
herbaceous
herbal
herbose
herbous
herby
leguminose
leguminous
radicated
radiciform
radicular
rhizoid
rootlike
tuberous
vegetable
vegetal
vegetarian
vegetational
vegetative
weedy
Pflanzenabdruck Definition
Air
plant
(
)
A
plant
deriving
its
sustenance
from
the
air
alone
Dove
plant
(
)
A
Central
American
orchid
(Peristeria
elata),
having
a
flower
stem
five
or
six
feet
high,
with
numerous
globose
white
fragrant
flowers.
The
column
in
the
center
of
the
flower
resembles
a
dove
Flax-plant
(
n.
)
A
plant
in
new
Zealand
(Phormium
tenax),
allied
to
the
lilies
and
aloes.
The
leaves
are
two
inches
wide
and
several
feet
long,
and
furnish
a
fiber
which
is
used
for
making
ropes,
mats,
and
coarse
cloth.
Ice
plant
(
)
A
plant
(Mesembryanthemum
crystallinum),
sprinkled
with
pellucid,
watery
vesicles,
which
glisten
like
ice.
It
is
native
along
the
Mediterranean,
in
the
Canaries,
and
in
South
Africa.
Its
juice
is
said
to
be
demulcent
and
diuretic
Impression
(
n.
)
The
act
of
impressing,
or
the
state
of
being
impressed
Impression
(
n.
)
That
which
is
impressed
Impression
(
n.
)
That
which
impresses,
or
exercises
an
effect,
action,
or
agency
Impression
(
n.
)
Influence
or
effect
on
the
senses
or
the
intellect
hence,
interest,
concern.
Impression
(
n.
)
An
indistinct
notion,
remembrance,
or
belief.
Impression
(
n.
)
Impressiveness
Impression
(
n.
)
The
pressure
of
the
type
on
the
paper,
or
the
result
of
such
pressure,
as
regards
its
appearance
Impression
(
n.
)
In
painting,
the
first
coat
of
color,
as
the
priming
in
house
painting
and
the
like.
Impression
(
n.
)
A
print
on
paper
from
a
wood
block,
metal
plate,
or
the
like.
Plant
(
n.
)
A
vegetable
Plant
(
n.
)
A
bush,
or
young
tree
Plant
(
n.
)
The
sole
of
the
foot.
Plant
(
n.
)
The
whole
machinery
and
apparatus
employed
in
carrying
on
a
trade
or
mechanical
business
Plant
(
n.
)
A
plan
Plant
(
n.
)
An
oyster
which
has
been
bedded,
in
distinction
from
one
of
natural
growth.
Plant
(
n.
)
A
young
oyster
suitable
for
transplanting.
Plant
(
n.
)
To
put
in
the
ground
and
cover,
as
seed
for
growth
Plant
(
n.
)
To
set
in
the
ground
for
growth,
as
a
young
tree,
or
a
vegetable
with
roots.
Plant
(
n.
)
To
furnish,
or
fit
out,
with
plants
Plant
(
n.
)
To
engender
Plant
(
n.
)
To
furnish
with
a
fixed
and
organized
population
Plant
(
n.
)
To
introduce
and
establish
the
principles
or
seeds
of
Plant
(
n.
)
To
set
firmly
Plant
(
n.
)
To
set
up
Plant
(
v.
i.)
To
perform
the
act
of
planting.
Plant-cane
(
n.
)
A
stalk
or
shoot
of
sugar
cane
of
the
first
growth
from
the
cutting.
The
growth
of
the
second
and
following
years
is
of
inferior
quality,
and
is
called
rattoon.
Plant-eating
(
a.
)
Eating,
or
subsisting
on,
plants
Print
(
v.
t.)
To
fix
or
impress,
as
a
stamp,
mark,
character,
idea,
etc.,
into
or
upon
something.
Print
(
v.
t.)
To
stamp
something
in
or
upon
Print
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
off
an
impression
or
impressions
of,
from
type,
or
from
stereotype,
electrotype,
or
engraved
plates,
or
the
like
Print
(
v.
t.)
To
stamp
or
impress
with
colored
figures
or
patterns
Print
(
v.
t.)
To
take
(a
copy,
a
positive
picture,
etc.),
from
a
negative,
a
transparent
drawing,
or
the
like,
by
the
action
of
light
upon
a
sensitized
surface.
Print
(
v.
i.)
To
use
or
practice
the
art
of
typography
Print
(
v.
i.)
To
publish
a
book
or
an
article.
Print
(
n.
)
A
mark
made
by
impression
Print
(
n.
)
A
stamp
or
die
for
molding
or
impressing
an
ornamental
design
upon
an
object
Print
(
n.
)
That
which
receives
an
impression,
as
from
a
stamp
or
mold
Print
(
n.
)
Printed
letters
Print
(
n.
)
That
which
is
produced
by
printing.
Print
(
n.
)
An
impression
taken
from
anything,
as
from
an
engraved
plate.
Print
(
n.
)
A
printed
publication,
more
especially
a
newspaper
or
other
periodical.
Print
(
n.
)
A
printed
cloth
Print
(
n.
)
A
photographic
copy,
or
positive
picture,
on
prepared
paper,
as
from
a
negative,
or
from
a
drawing
on
transparent
paper.
Print
(
n.
)
A
core
print.
See
under
Core.
Vegetation
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
vegetating,
or
growing
as
a
plant
does
Vegetation
(
n.
)
The
sum
of
vegetable
life
plant impression; vegetation print / plant impressions; vegetation prints Bedeutung
plant
flora
plant
life
(botany)
a
living
organism
lacking
the
power
of
locomotion
impression
the
act
of
pressing
one
thing
on
or
into
the
surface
of
another,
he
watched
the
impression
of
the
seal
on
the
hot
wax
plant
closing
act
of
shutting
down
operation
of
a
plant
impression
an
impressionistic
portrayal
of
a
person,
he
did
a
funny
impression
of
a
politician
vegetation
inactivity
that
is
passive
and
monotonous,
comparable
to
the
inactivity
of
plant
life,
their
holiday
was
spent
in
sleep
and
vegetation
plant
virus
a
plant
pathogen
that
is
a
virus
consisting
of
a
single
strand
of
RNA
leaf
bug
plant
bug
small
brightolored
insect
that
feeds
on
plant
juices
four-lined
plant
bug
four-lined
leaf
bug
Poecilocapsus
lineatus
yellow
or
orange
leaf
bug
with
four
black
stripes
down
the
back,
widespread
in
central
and
eastern
North
America
tarnished
plant
bug
Lygus
lineolaris
widespread
plant
and
fruit
pest
plant
louse
louse
any
of
several
small
insects
especially
aphids
that
feed
by
sucking
the
juices
from
plants
woolly
aphid
woolly
plant
louse
secretes
a
waxy
substance
like
a
mass
of
fine
curly
white
cotton
or
woolly
threads
jumping
plant
louse
psylla
psyllid
small
active
cicada-like
insect
with
hind
legs
adapted
for
leaping,
feeds
on
plant
juices
plant
hopper
planthopper
related
to
the
leafhoppers
and
spittlebugs
but
rarely
damages
cultivated
plants
assembly
plant
a
factory
where
manufactured
parts
are
assembled
into
a
finished
product
bottling
plant
a
plant
where
beverages
are
put
into
bottles
with
caps
chemical
plant
an
industrial
plant
where
chemicals
are
produced
contact
print
a
print
made
by
exposing
a
photosensitive
surface
to
direct
contact
with
a
photographic
negative
daisy
print
wheel
daisy
wheel
a
wheel
around
which
is
a
set
of
print
characters
that
make
a
typing
impression
on
paper
electrical
system
electrical
plant
utility
that
provides
electricity
factory
mill
manufacturing
plant
manufactory
a
plant
consisting
of
one
or
more
buildings
with
facilities
for
manufacturing
heating
system
heating
plant
heating
heat
utility
to
warm
a
building,
the
heating
system
wasn't
working,
they
have
radiant
heating
impression
(dentistry)
an
imprint
of
the
teeth
and
gums
in
wax
or
plaster,
the
dentist
took
an
impression
for
use
in
preparing
an
inlay
packinghouse
packing
plant
a
plant
where
livestock
are
slaughtered
and
processed
and
packed
as
meat
products
periwinkle
plant
derivative
an
antineoplastic
drug
used
to
treat
some
forms
of
cancer
photographic
print
print
a
printed
picture
produced
from
a
photographic
negative
plant
works
industrial
plant
buildings
for
carrying
on
industrial
labor,
they
built
a
large
plant
to
manufacture
automobiles
power
station
power
plant
powerhouse
an
electrical
generating
station
print
a
picture
or
design
printed
from
an
engraving
print
a
fabric
with
a
dyed
pattern
pressed
onto
it
(usually
by
engraved
rollers)
print
a
copy
of
a
movie
on
film
(especially
a
particular
version
of
it)
print
buffer
a
buffer
that
stores
data
until
the
printer
is
ready
print
shop
printing
shop
a
workplace
where
printing
is
done
recycling
plant
a
plant
for
reprocessing
used
or
abandoned
materials
sewage
disposal
plant
disposal
plant
a
plant
for
disposing
of
sewage
silkscreen
silk
screen
print
serigraph
a
print
made
using
a
stencil
process
in
which
an
image
or
design
is
superimposed
on
a
very
fine
mesh
screen
and
printing
ink
is
squeegeed
onto
the
printing
surface
through
the
area
of
the
screen
that
is
not
covered
by
the
stencil
steel
mill
steelworks
steel
plant
steel
factory
a
factory
where
steel
is
made
impression
effect
an
outward
appearance,
he
made
a
good
impression,
I
wanted
to
create
an
impression
of
success,
she
retained
that
bold
effect
in
her
reproductions
of
the
original
painting
vegetation
an
abnormal
growth
or
excrescence
(especially
a
warty
excrescence
on
the
valves
of
the
heart)
sensation
esthesis
aesthesis
sense
experience
sense
impression
sense
datum
an
unelaborated
elementary
awareness
of
stimulation,
a
sensation
of
touch
plant
something
planted
secretly
for
discovery
by
another,
the
police
used
a
plant
to
trick
the
thieves,
he
claimed
that
the
evidence
against
him
was
a
plant
impression
feeling
belief
notion
opinion
a
vague
idea
in
which
some
confidence
is
placed,
his
impression
of
her
was
favorable,
what
are
your
feelings
about
the
crisis?,
it
strengthened
my
belief
in
his
sincerity,
I
had
a
feeling
that
she
was
lying
mental
picture
picture
impression
a
clear
and
telling
mental
image,
he
described
his
mental
picture
of
his
assailant,
he
had
no
clear
picture
of
himself
or
his
world,
the
events
left
a
permanent
impression
in
his
mind
print
media
a
medium
that
disseminates
printed
matter
impression
printing
all
the
copies
of
a
work
printed
at
one
time,
they
ran
off
an
initial
printing
of
copies
proof
test
copy
trial
impression
(printing)
an
impression
made
to
check
for
errors
print
availability
in
printed
form,
we've
got
to
get
that
story
into
print,
his
book
is
no
longer
in
print
print
the
text
appearing
in
a
book,
newspaper,
or
other
printed
publication,
I
want
to
see
it
in
print
small
print
fine
print
material
printed
in
small
type,
he
needed
his
glasses
in
order
to
read
the
fine
print
fine
print
small
print
the
part
of
a
contract
that
contains
reservations
and
qualifications
that
are
often
printed
in
small
type,
don't
sign
a
contract
without
reading
the
fine
print
mark
print
a
visible
indication
made
on
a
surface,
some
previous
reader
had
covered
the
pages
with
dozens
of
marks,
paw
prints
were
everywhere
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