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Definition
Synonym
Steppen Salzkraut
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Steppen-Salzkraut
n
; Kali-Salzkraut
n
; Ruthenisches Salzkraut; Ungarisches Salzkraut
n
; Ukraine-Salzkraut
n
; Steppenhexe
f
ugs.
(Kali tragus)
bot.
prickly Russian thistle; Russian thistle; tumbleweed
coll.
Steppe
f
geogr.
Steppen
pl
steppe
steppes
steppen, Stepp tanzen
v
steppend
gesteppt
steppt
steppte
to tap, to tap-dance
tapping, tap-dancing
tapped, step-danced
taps
tapped
steppen, absteppen
v
steppend, absteppend
gesteppt, abgesteppt
to stitch
stitching
stitched
Steppen
steppes
Steppe
f
geogr.
Steppen
pl
steppe; grass-covered plain; temperate grassland; pampa (Argentina); scrub (Australia); veld(t) (South Africa); Ilanos (Orinoco)
steppes; grass-covered plains
Steppen
n
textil.
quilting
Steppen-Salzkraut
n
; Kali-Salzkraut
n
; Ruthenisches Salzkraut; Ungarisches Salzkraut
n
; Ukraine-Salzkraut
n
; Steppenhexe
f
ugs.
(Kali tragus)
bot.
prickly Russian thistle; Russian thistle; tumbleweed
coll.
steppen; Stepp tanzen
v
steppend
gesteppt
steppt
steppte
to tap; to tap-dance (to tapdance) (to tap dance)
tapping; tap-dancing
tapped; step-danced
taps
tapped
steppen; absteppen
v
steppend; absteppend
gesteppt; abgesteppt
to stitch
stitching
stitched
etw. steppen; durchnähen
v
textil.
steppend; durchnähend
gesteppt; durchgenäht
to quilt sth.
quilting
quilted
Deutsche
Steppen Salzkraut Synonyme
Stepp
tanzen
Âsteppen
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prickly Russian thistle; Russian thistle; tumbleweed Synonyme
prickly
acanaceous
acanthoid
aciculate
aculeate
aculeolate
agitable
allergic
anaphylactic
annoying
atingle
bad-tempered
barbed
bothersome
brambly
briery
bristly
cantankerous
complex
complicated
contentious
cranky
crawling
crawly
delicate
difficult
edgy
emotional
emotionally unstable
empathetic
empathic
eruptive
excitable
explosive
fractious
fretful
goosy
hard
high-mettled
high-spirited
high-strung
highly emotional
hyperesthetic
hyperpathic
hypersensitive
inflammable
intricate
irascible
irritable
itchy
knotty
mettlesome
miffy
muricate
nervous
nettlesome
overrefined
oversensible
oversensitive
overtender
passible
peevish
perturbable
pettish
petulant
pricking
prickling
pricky
refined
responsive
sensitive
setaceous
setose
short-tempered
skittish
snappish
spiculate
spiky
spinous
spiny
startlish
stinging
supersensitive
sympathetic
tactful
temperamental
tender
testy
tetchy
thin-skinned
thistly
thorny
ticklish
tingling
tingly
touchy
troublesome
volcanic
waspish
prickly
heat
acne
acne vulgaris
breaking out
dermamycosis
dermatitis
dermatosis
diaper rash
drug rash
eczema
efflorescence
elephantiasis
epithelioma
eruption
erysipelas
erythema
exanthem
heat rash
herpes
herpes simplex
herpes zoster
hives
impetigo
itch
jungle rot
leprosy
lichen
lichen primus
lupus
lupus vulgaris
miliaria
nettle rash
papular rash
pemphigus
pruigo
pruritus
psora
rash
ringworm
rupia
scabies
shingles
skin cancer
skin eruption
tetter
urticaria
vaccine rash
Steppen Salzkraut Definition
Blessed
thistle
(
)
See
under
Thistle.
Carline
thistle
(
)
A
prickly
plant
of
the
genus
Carlina
(C.
vulgaris),
found
in
Europe
and
Asia.
Coll
(
v.
t.)
To
embrace.
Prickly
(
a.
)
Full
of
sharp
points
or
prickles
Russian
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Russia,
its
inhabitants,
or
language.
Russian
(
n.
)
A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Russia
Thistle
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
several
prickly
composite
plants,
especially
those
of
the
genera
Cnicus,
Craduus,
and
Onopordon.
The
name
is
often
also
applied
to
other
prickly
plants.
Tumbleweed
(
n.
)
Any
plant
which
habitually
breaks
away
from
its
roots
in
the
autumn,
and
is
driven
by
the
wind,
as
a
light,
rolling
mass,
over
the
fields
and
prairies
prickly Russian thistle; Russian thistle; tumbleweed [coll.] Bedeutung
Russian
roulette
a
stunt
in
which
you
spin
the
cylinder
of
a
revolver
that
is
loaded
with
only
one
bullet
and
then
point
the
muzzle
at
your
head
and
pull
the
trigger
Russian
bank
crapette
solitaire
with
two
players
using
separate
packs
Russian
Revolution
February
Revolution
the
revolution
against
the
czarist
government
which
led
to
the
abdication
of
Nicholas
II
and
the
creation
of
a
provisional
government
in
March
Russian
Revolution
October
Revolution
the
coup
d'etat
by
the
Bolsheviks
under
Lenin
in
November
that
led
to
a
period
of
civil
war
which
ended
in
victory
for
the
Bolsheviks
in
borzoi
Russian
wolfhound
tall
fast-moving
dog
breed
Russian
the
Slavic
language
that
is
the
official
language
of
Russia
Belarusian
Byelorussian
White
Russian
the
Slavic
language
spoken
in
Belarus
prickly
pear
round
or
pear-shaped
spiny
fruit
of
any
of
various
prickly
pear
cacti
Russian
dressing
Russian
mayonnaise
mayonnaise
with
horseradish
grated
onion
and
chili
sauce
or
catsup,
sometimes
with
caviar
added
White
Russian
a
cocktail
made
with
vodka,
coffee
liqueur,
and
milk
or
cream
Russian
Orthodox
Church
an
independent
church
with
its
own
Patriarch,
until
it
was
the
established
church
or
Russia
Russian
agency
an
administrative
agency
of
the
Russian
government
Moscow
capital
of
the
Russian
Federation
Russian
capital
a
city
of
central
European
Russia,
formerly
capital
of
both
the
Soviet
Union
and
Soviet
Russia,
since
the
capital
of
the
Russian
Federation
Russia
Russian
Federation
a
federation
in
northeastern
Europe
and
northern
Asia,
formerly
Soviet
Russia,
since
an
independent
state
Soviet
Russia
Russia
Russian
Soviet
Federated
Socialist
Republic
formerly
the
largest
Soviet
Socialist
Republic
in
the
USSR
occupying
eastern
Europe
and
northern
Asia
Russian
River
a
river
in
northern
California
Byelorussian
Belorussian
White
Russian
a
native
or
inhabitant
of
Byelorussia
Russian
a
native
or
inhabitant
of
Russia
Great
Russian
a
member
of
the
chief
stock
of
Russian
people
living
in
European
Russia,
used
to
distinguish
ethnic
Russians
from
other
peoples
incorporated
into
Russia
table-mountain
pine
prickly
pine
hickory
pine
Pinus
pungens
a
small
two-needled
upland
pine
of
the
eastern
United
States
(Appalachians)
having
dark
brown
flaking
bark
and
thorn-tipped
cone
scales
soursop
prickly
custard
apple
soursop
tree
Annona
muricata
small
tropical
American
tree
bearing
large
succulent
slightly
acid
fruit
tumbleweed
Amaranthus
albus
Amaranthus
graecizans
bushy
plant
of
western
United
States
quail
bush
quail
brush
white
thistle
Atriplex
lentiformis
spiny
shrub
with
silvery-scurfy
foliage
of
alkaline
plains
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
winged
pigweed
tumbleweed
Cycloloma
atriplicifolium
bushy
annual
weed
of
central
North
America
having
greenish
flowers
and
winged
seeds
Russian
thistle
Russian
tumbleweed
Russian
cactus
tumbleweed
Salsola
kali
tenuifolia
prickly
bushy
Eurasian
plant,
a
troublesome
weed
in
central
and
western
United
States
spinach
spinach
plant
prickly-seeded
spinach
Spinacia
oleracea
southwestern
Asian
plant
widely
cultivated
for
its
succulent
edible
dark
green
leaves
prickly
pear
prickly
pear
cactus
cacti
having
spiny
flat
joints
and
oval
fruit
that
is
edible
in
some
species,
often
used
as
food
for
stock
prickly
poppy
Papaver
argemone
annual
Old
World
poppy
with
orangeed
flowers
and
bristly
fruit
prickly
poppy
argemone
white
thistle
devil's
fig
any
plant
of
the
genus
Argemone
having
large
white
or
yellow
flowers
and
prickly
leaves
and
stems
and
pods,
chiefly
of
tropical
America
thistle
any
of
numerous
plants
of
the
family
Compositae
and
especially
of
the
genera
Carduus
and
Cirsium
and
Onopordum
having
prickly-edged
leaves
welted
thistle
Carduus
crispus
European
biennial
introduced
in
North
America
having
flower
heads
in
crowded
clusters
at
ends
of
branches
musk
thistle
nodding
thistle
Carduus
nutans
Eurasian
perennial
naturalized
in
eastern
North
America
having
very
spiny
white
cottony
foliage
and
nodding
musky
crimson
flower
heads,
valuable
source
of
nectar
carline
thistle
a
thistle
of
the
genus
Carlina
stemless
carline
thistle
Carlina
acaulis
stemless
perennial
having
large
flowers
with
white
or
purple-brown
florets
nestled
in
a
rosette
of
long
spiny
leaves
hairy
beneath,
of
alpine
regions
of
southern
and
eastern
Europe
common
carline
thistle
Carlina
vulgaris
Eurasian
thistle
growing
in
sand
dunes
and
dry
chalky
soils
star-thistle
caltrop
Centauria
calcitrapa
Mediterranean
annual
or
biennial
herb
having
pinkish
to
purple
flowers
surrounded
by
spine-tipped
scales,
naturalized
in
America
Barnaby's
thistle
yellow
star-thistle
Centaurea
solstitialis
European
weed
having
a
winged
stem
and
hairy
leaves,
adventive
in
the
eastern
United
States
plume
thistle
plumed
thistle
any
of
numerous
biennial
to
perennial
herbs
with
handsome
purple
or
yellow
or
occasionally
white
flower
heads
Canada
thistle
creeping
thistle
Cirsium
arvense
European
thistle
naturalized
in
United
States
and
Canada
where
it
is
a
pernicious
weed
field
thistle
Cirsium
discolor
stout
North
American
thistle
with
purplish-pink
flower
heads
woolly
thistle
Cirsium
flodmanii
thistle
of
western
North
America
having
white
woolly
leaves
European
woolly
thistle
Cirsium
eriophorum
woolly
thistle
of
western
and
central
Europe
and
Balkan
Peninsula
melancholy
thistle
Cirsium
heterophylum
Cirsium
helenioides
perennial
stoloniferous
thistle
of
northern
Europe
with
lanceolate
basal
leaves
and
usually
solitary
heads
of
reddish-purple
flowers
brook
thistle
Cirsium
rivulare
of
central
and
southwestern
Europe
bull
thistle
boar
thistle
spear
thistle
Cirsium
vulgare
Cirsium
lanceolatum
European
thistle
with
rather
large
heads
and
prickly
leaves,
extensively
naturalized
as
a
weed
in
the
United
States
blessed
thistle
sweet
sultan
Cnicus
benedictus
annual
of
Mediterranean
to
Portugal
having
hairy
stems
and
minutely
spiny-toothed
leaves
and
large
heads
of
yellow
flowers
globe
thistle
any
of
various
plants
of
the
genus
Echinops
having
prickly
leaves
and
dense
globose
heads
of
bluish
flowers
prickly
lettuce
horse
thistle
Lactuca
serriola
Lactuca
scariola
European
annual
wild
lettuce
having
prickly
stems,
a
troublesome
weed
in
parts
of
United
States
cotton
thistle
woolly
thistle
Scotch
thistle
Onopordum
acanthium
Onopordon
acanthium
biennial
Eurasian
white
hairy
thistle
having
pale
purple
flowers,
naturalized
in
North
America
golden
thistle
any
of
several
spiny
Mediterranean
herbs
of
the
genus
Scolymus
having
yellow
flower
heads
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