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Definition
Synonym
Staubfaenger
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Staubfänger
m
Staubfänger
pl
dust catcher, dust trap
dust catchers
Staubfänger
m
Staubfänger
pl
dust catcher, dust trap
dust catchers
Staubfaenger
dust catcher
Staubfänger
m
Staubfänger
pl
Diese Nippsachen sind nur Staubfänger.
dust catcher; dust trap
dust catchers
Those bric-a-brac items just stand around collecting dust.
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dust catcher dust trap Synonyme
dust
acres
air
air pollution
alluvion
alluvium
altercation
arable land
ashes
attritus
bamboozle
barrel
beat
beeline
begrime
bemire
bemud
besmoke
besprinkle
bickering
biscuit
bleach
body
bone
bones
bowdlerize
bran
bread
bubble
cadaver
carcass
carrion
chaff
chicane
chip
clamjamfry
clay
clean
clean out
clean up
cleanse
clear out
clobber
clod
cobweb
collateral
cork
corpse
corpus delicti
cosmic
dust
cracker
crowbait
crumb
crumble
crust
culm
dead body
dead man
dead person
deadwood
debris
decedent
delouse
depurate
deterge
dirt
dirty
dirty up
dishwater
dispute
dot
down
draff
dredge
dregs
drub
dry bones
dry land
dry-clean
dust
ball
dust
off
dust
up
earth
efflorescence
embalmed corpse
ether
expurgate
fairy
falling-out
fallout
farina
feather
filings
flimflam
flit
flour
flue
fluff
fly
foam
food for worms
fool
fracas
freehold
freshen
froth
fuzz
garbage
gash
glebe
gossamer
grassland
grime
grits
groats
ground
gull
hassle
hasten
hoax
hogwash
hoodwink
hotfoot
husks
hustle
junk
kittens
lambaste
land
landholdings
larrup
late lamented
leavings
lees
lick
lint
lithosphere
litter
lumber
lustrate
marginal land
marl
meal
mire
mold
mortal remains
mote
muck
muck up
mud
muddy
mummification
mummy
offal
offscourings
organic remains
orts
overwhelm
parchment
parings
pepper
potsherds
powder
powdering
purge
purify
pussies
raff
rags
raspings
real estate
real property
reform
refuse
region
regolith
relics
reliquiae
remains
riffraff
row
rubbish
rubble
run
run-in
saw
dust
scavenge
scourings
scrap
scrap iron
scraps
scum
shards
shavings
shellac
shoddy
skeleton
slack
slag
slime
slop
slops
smoke
smut
sod
soil
soot
spatter
speck
speckle
speed
splatter
sponge
spot
sprinkle
sprinkling
spruce
spume
steam-clean
stick
stiff
straw
stubble
stud
subaerial deposit
subsoil
sweep out
sweepings
swee
dust
bowl
Arabia Deserta
Death Valley
Sahara
agricultural region
arable land
barren
barren land
barrens
black belt
brush
bush
citrus belt
corn belt
cotton belt
countryside
desert
desolation
farm belt
farm country
farmland
fruit belt
grass roots
grassland
grazing region
heath
highlands
howling wilderness
karroo
lowlands
lunar landscape
lunar waste
meadows and pastures
moors
outback
plains
prairies
province
provinces
rural district
rustic region
salt flat
steppes
the country
the soil
the sticks
tobacco belt
uplands
veld
waste
wasteland
weary waste
wheat belt
wide-open spaces
wild
wilderness
wilds
woodland
woods and fields
yokeldom
dust
y
Quaker-colored
Saharan
acier
anhydrous
arid
ashen
ashy
athirst
barren
blah
blank
bloodless
bone-dry
branny
broken-record
bromidic
canescent
chalklike
chalky
characterless
cinereous
colorless
comminute
comminuted
crumbling
crushed
dapple
dapple-gray
dappled
dappled-gray
dead
desert
detrital
detrited
dilapidated
dingy
dirty
disintegrated
dismal
dove-colored
dove-gray
draggy
drearisome
dreary
droughty
dry
dry as
dust
dryas
dust
dull
effete
efflorescent
elephantine
empty
etiolated
everlasting
fade
farinaceous
fine
flaky
flat
floury
furfuraceous
fusty
glaucescent
glaucous
gone to
dust
gone to seed
grated
gray
gray-black
gray-brown
gray-colored
gray-drab
gray-green
gray-spotted
gray-toned
gray-white
grayed
grayish
grimy
griseous
grizzle
grizzled
grizzly
ground
grubby
grungy
harping
heavy
high and dry
ho-hum
hollow
humdrum
impalpable
inane
inexcitable
insipid
invariable
iron-gray
jejune
jog-trot
juiceless
lead-gray
leaden
levigated
lifeless
like parchment
livid
long-winded
low-spirited
mealy
messy
mildewed
milled
miry
moldering
moldy
monotonous
moss-grown
moth-eaten
mouse-colored
mouse-gray
mousy
muddy
musty
pale
pallid
pearl
pearl-gray
pearly
pedestrian
pestled
plodding
pointless
poky
ponderous
powdered
powdery
prolix
pulverant
pulverized
pulverulent
reduced to powder
road-weary
ruined
ruinous
rusty
sad
sandy
sapless
scaly
scobicular
scobiform
scruffy
scurfy
sharded
shredded
silver
silver-gray
silvered
silvery
singsong
slate-colored
slaty
slovenly
slow
smirchy
smoke-gray
smoky
smudgy
smutchy
smutty
snuffy
sober
solemn
somber
sooty
spiritless
stale
steel-gray
steely
sterile
stiff
stodgy
stone-colored
stuffy
superficial
tasteless
taupe
tedious
thirsting
thirsty
time-scarred
timeworn
travel-jaded
travel-sated
travel-stained
travel-weary
travel-worn
treadmill
triturated
un
Staubfaenger Definition
Catcher
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
catches.
Catcher
(
n.
)
The
player
who
stands
behind
the
batsman
to
catch
the
ball.
Cony-catcher
(
n.
)
A
cheat
Copple
dust
(
)
Cupel
dust.
Dust
(
n.
)
Fine,
dry
particles
of
earth
or
other
matter,
so
comminuted
that
they
may
be
raised
and
wafted
by
the
wind
Dust
(
n.
)
A
single
particle
of
earth
or
other
matter.
Dust
(
n.
)
The
earth,
as
the
resting
place
of
the
dead.
Dust
(
n.
)
The
earthy
remains
of
bodies
once
alive
Dust
(
n.
)
Figuratively,
a
worthless
thing.
Dust
(
n.
)
Figuratively,
a
low
or
mean
condition.
Dust
(
n.
)
Gold
dust
Dust
(
n.
)
Coined
money
Dust
(
v.
t.)
To
free
from
dust
Dust
(
v.
t.)
To
sprinkle
with
dust.
Dust
(
v.
t.)
To
reduce
to
a
fine
powder
Dust-point
(
n.
)
An
old
rural
game.
Trap
(
v.
t.)
To
dress
with
ornaments
Trap
(
n.
)
An
old
term
rather
loosely
used
to
designate
various
dark-colored,
heavy
igneous
rocks,
including
especially
the
feldspathic-augitic
rocks,
basalt,
dolerite,
amygdaloid,
etc.,
but
including
also
some
kinds
of
diorite.
Called
also
trap
rock.
Trap
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
trap
rock
Trap
(
n.
)
A
machine
or
contrivance
that
shuts
suddenly,
as
with
a
spring,
used
for
taking
game
or
other
animals
Trap
(
n.
)
Fig.:
A
snare
Trap
(
n.
)
A
wooden
instrument
shaped
somewhat
like
a
shoe,
used
in
the
game
of
trapball.
It
consists
of
a
pivoted
arm
on
one
end
of
which
is
placed
the
ball
to
be
thrown
into
the
air
by
striking
the
other
end.
Also,
a
machine
for
throwing
into
the
air
glass
balls,
clay
pigeons,
etc.,
to
be
shot
at.
Trap
(
n.
)
The
game
of
trapball.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
bend,
sag,
or
partitioned
chamber,
in
a
drain,
soil
pipe,
sewer,
etc.,
arranged
so
that
the
liquid
contents
form
a
seal
which
prevents
passage
of
air
or
gas,
but
permits
the
flow
of
liquids.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
place
in
a
water
pipe,
pump,
etc.,
where
air
accumulates
for
want
of
an
outlet.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
wagon,
or
other
vehicle.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
movable
stepladder.
Trap
(
v.
t.)
To
catch
in
a
trap
or
traps
Trap
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
insnare
Trap
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
a
trap
Trap
(
v.
i.)
To
set
traps
for
game
Word-catcher
(
n.
)
One
who
cavils
at
words.
dust catcher dust trap / dust catchers Bedeutung
dust
contamination
the
act
of
contaminating
with
dust
particles
trap
block
(American
football)
an
illegal
block
catcher
the
position
on
a
baseball
team
of
the
player
who
is
stationed
behind
home
plate
and
who
catches
the
balls
that
the
pitcher
throws,
a
catcher
needs
a
lot
of
protective
equipment,
a
catcher
plays
behind
the
plate
mousetrap
trap
play
(American
football)
a
play
in
which
a
defensive
player
is
allowed
to
cross
the
line
of
scrimmage
and
then
blocked
off
as
the
runner
goes
through
the
place
the
lineman
vacated
ambush
ambuscade
lying
in
wait
trap
the
act
of
concealing
yourself
and
lying
in
wait
to
attack
by
surprise
trap-door
spider
American
spider
that
constructs
a
silk-lined
nest
with
a
hinged
lid
oystercatcher
oyster
catcher
black-and-white
shorebird
with
stout
legs
and
bill,
feed
on
oysters
etc.
big
H
hell
dust
nose
drops
smack
thunder
skag
scag
street
names
for
heroin
bunker
sand
trap
trap
a
hazard
on
a
golf
course
catcher's
mask
a
mask
to
protect
the
face
of
the
catcher
in
baseball
dust
bag
vacuum
bag
a
bag
into
which
dirt
is
sucked
by
a
vacuum
cleaner
dust
cover
a
removable
plastic
protective
covering
for
a
piece
of
equipment
dust
cover
dust
sheet
a
large
piece
of
cloth
used
to
cover
furniture
that
is
not
in
use
for
a
long
period
duster
gaberdine
gabardine
smock
dust
coat
a
loose
coverall
(coat
or
frock)
reaching
down
to
the
ankles
dustmop
dust
mop
dry
mop
a
dry
swab
for
dusting
floors
land
mine
ground-emplaced
mine
booby
trap
an
explosive
mine
hidden
underground,
explodes
when
stepped
on
or
driven
over
phencyclidine
phencyclidine
hydrochloride
PCP
angel
dust
a
drug
used
as
an
anesthetic
by
veterinarians,
illicitly
taken
(originally
in
the
form
of
powder
or
`dust')
for
its
effects
as
a
hallucinogen
steel
trap
a
trap
made
of
steel
with
a
strong
spring
and
sharp
toothlike
projections
to
hold
the
prey
suntrap
solar
trap
a
terrace
or
garden
oriented
to
take
advantage
of
the
sun
while
protected
from
cold
winds
trap
a
device
in
which
something
(usually
an
animal)
can
be
caught
and
penned
trap
a
light
two-wheeled
carriage
trap
a
device
to
hurl
clay
pigeons
into
the
air
for
trapshooters
trap
drain
consisting
of
a
U-shaped
section
of
drainpipe
that
holds
liquid
and
so
prevents
a
return
flow
of
sewer
gas
trap-and-drain
auger
a
plumber's
snake
for
clearing
a
trap
and
drain
trap
door
a
hinged
or
sliding
door
in
a
floor
or
ceiling
trap
cakehole
hole
maw
yap
gob
informal
terms
for
the
mouth
steel
trap
an
acute
intelligence
(an
analogy
based
on
the
well-known
sharpness
of
steel
traps),
he's
as
sharp
as
a
steel
trap,
a
mind
like
a
steel
trap
pitfall
booby
trap
an
unforeseen
or
unexpected
or
surprising
difficulty
trap
snare
something
(often
something
deceptively
attractive)
that
catches
you
unawares,
the
exam
was
full
of
trap
questions,
it
was
all
a
snare
and
delusion
iron
trap
a
trap
from
which
there
is
no
escape
speed
trap
a
trap
arranged
on
a
roadway
for
catching
speeders
book
jacket
dust
cover
dust
jacket
dust
wrapper
a
paper
jacket
for
a
book,
a
jacket
on
which
promotional
information
is
usually
printed
trap
line
a
line
or
series
of
traps
dust
bowl
a
region
subject
to
dust
storms,
especially
the
central
region
of
United
States
subject
to
dust
storms
in
the
s
interplanetary
dust
microscopic
particles
in
the
interplanetary
medium
catcher
backstop
(baseball)
the
person
who
plays
the
position
of
catcher
dog
catcher
an
employee
of
a
municipal
pound
who
is
hired
to
round
up
stray
dogs
and
cats
flak
catcher
flak
flack
catcher
flack
a
slick
spokesperson
who
can
turn
any
criticism
to
the
advantage
of
their
employer
receiver
pass
receiver
pass
catcher
a
football
player
who
catches
(or
is
supposed
to
catch)
a
forward
pass
cosmic
dust
clouds
of
particles
or
gases
occurring
throughout
interstellar
space
dust
cloud
a
cloud
of
dust
suspended
in
the
air
dust
devil
a
miniature
whirlwind
strong
enough
to
whip
dust
and
leaves
and
litter
into
the
air
dust
storm
duster
sandstorm
sirocco
a
windstorm
that
lifts
up
clouds
of
dust
or
sand,
it
was
the
kind
of
duster
not
experienced
in
years
ice
crystal
snow
mist
diamond
dust
poudrin
ice
needle
frost
snow
frost
mist
small
crystals
of
ice
poverty
trap
a
situation
in
which
an
increase
in
income
results
in
a
loss
of
benefits
so
that
you
are
no
better
off
dust
contamination
state
of
being
contaminated
with
dust
gold
dust
the
particles
and
flakes
(and
sometimes
small
nuggets)
of
gold
obtained
in
placer
mining
chalk
dust
dust
resulting
from
writing
with
a
piece
of
chalk,
chalk
dust
covered
the
teacher's
hands
dust
fine
powdery
material
such
as
dry
earth
or
pollen
that
can
be
blown
about
in
the
air,
the
furniture
was
covered
with
dust
dust
free
microscopic
particles
of
solid
material,
astronomers
say
that
the
empty
space
between
planets
actually
contains
measurable
amounts
of
dust
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