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Definition
Synonym
Weinrebe
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Weinrebe
grape vine
Weinrebe
f
grape vine
Pflanzen ausgeizen
v
(Tomatenpflanze;
Weinrebe
etc.)
bot.
to remove suckers from plants; to pinch out sideshoots from plants (tomato plant; grapevine etc.)
Pflanzen ausgeizen
v
(Tomatenpflanze,
Weinrebe
usw.)
bot.
to remove suckers from plants; to pinch out sideshoots from plants (tomato plant; grapevine etc.)
Geiztrieb
m
(Tomatenpflanze;
Weinrebe
etc.)
bot.
Geiztriebe
pl
sucker (tomato plant; grapevine etc.)
suckers
Ranke
f
; Cirrhus
m
bot.
Ranken
pl
Weinranke
f
;
Weinrebe
f
tendril
tendrils
grapevine tendril; vine tendril
Br.
Weinrebe
n
pl
; Reben
pl
(Vitis) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Echte
Weinrebe
; Echter Wein (Vitis vinifera)
grapevines (botanical genus)
common grapevine
Weinrebe
n
pl
; Wein
m
; Reben
pl
(Vitis) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Echte
Weinrebe
; Echter Wein (Vitis vinifera)
grapevines; wine (botanical genus)
common grapevine
Weinrebe
f
; Rebe
f
agr.
Direktträger-Rebe
f
; Direktträger
m
; Selbstträger-Rebe
f
; Selbstträger
m
Propfrebe
f
grapevine; vine
Br.
own-root vine; own-rooted vine; self-rooted vine
grafted vine
Wildtrieb
m
; Wildling
m
; Geiztrieb
m
; Geiltrieb
m
(Tomatenpflanze,
Weinrebe
, Rosenstock usw.)
bot.
Wildtriebe
pl
; Wildlinge
pl
; Geiztriebe
pl
; Geiltriebe
pl
sucker (tomato plant; grapevine; rose tree etc.)
suckers
Falscher Mehltau
m
(Sammelbezeichnung für mehrere Pflanzenkrankheiten)
bot.
agr.
Falscher Mehltau der
Weinrebe
Kartoffelmehltau
Tabakblauschimmel; Blauschimmel des Tabaks
downy mildew (collective name for several plant diseases)
grapevine downy mildew
potato blight; late blight
tobacco blue mould
Br.
; tobacco blue mold
Am.
Deutsche
Weinrebe Synonyme
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Englische
grape vine Synonyme
grape
shot
ball
bar shot
bird shot
buckshot
bullet
cannon shot
cannonball
case shot
crossbar shot
duck shot
dumdum bullet
expanding bullet
grape
langrel shot
manstopping bullet
pellet
rifle ball
round shot
shell
shot
shrapnel
slug
split shot
grape
vine
adviser
algae
announcer
annunciator
authority
autophyte
bean
bracken
brown algae
bruit
bush telegraph
buzz
canard
channel
climber
common talk
communicant
communicator
conferva
confervoid
creeper
cry
diatom
enlightener
expert witness
fern
flying rumor
fruits and vegetables
fucus
fungus
gossip
gossipmonger
grape
vine telegraph
green algae
gulfweed
hearsay
herb
heterophyte
idea afloat
informant
information center
information medium
informer
interviewee
ivy
kelp
latrine rumor
legume
lentil
liana
lichen
liverwort
mold
monitor
moss
mouthpiece
mushroom
news stirring
newsmonger
notifier
on-dit
parasite
parasitic plant
pea
perthophyte
phytoplankton
pipeline
planktonic algae
plant families
press
public relations officer
publisher
puffball
pulse
radio
red algae
report
reporter
rockweed
roorback
rumble
rumor
rust
saprophyte
sargasso
sargassum
scuttlebutt
sea lentil
sea moss
sea wrack
seaweed
smut
source
spokesman
succulent
talk
television
teller
tipster
toadstool
tout
town talk
unconfirmed report
vetch
vine
whisper
witness
wort
wrack
Weinrebe Definition
Aber-de-vine
(
n.
)
The
European
siskin
(Carduelis
spinus),
a
small
green
and
yellow
finch,
related
to
the
goldfinch.
Arbor
vine
(
)
A
species
of
bindweed.
Grape
(
n.
)
A
well-known
edible
berry
growing
in
pendent
clusters
or
bunches
on
the
grapevine.
The
berries
are
smooth-skinned,
have
a
juicy
pulp,
and
are
cultivated
in
great
quantities
for
table
use
and
for
making
wine
and
raisins.
Grape
(
n.
)
The
plant
which
bears
this
fruit
Grape
(
n.
)
A
mangy
tumor
on
the
leg
of
a
horse.
Grape
(
n.
)
Grapeshot.
Grape
fruit
(
)
The
shaddock.
Isabella
grape
(
)
A
favorite
sweet
American
grape
of
a
purple
color.
See
Fox
grape,
under
Fox.
Oregon
grape
(
)
An
evergreen
species
of
barberry
(Berberis
Aquifolium),
of
Oregon
and
California
Sea
grape
(
)
The
gulf
weed.
See
under
Gulf.
Sea
grape
(
)
A
shrubby
plant
(Coccoloba
uvifera)
growing
on
the
sandy
shores
of
tropical
America,
somewhat
resembling
the
grapevine.
Sea
grape
(
)
The
clusters
of
gelatinous
egg
capsules
of
a
squid
(Loligo).
Vine
(
n.
)
Any
woody
climbing
plant
which
bears
grapes.
Vine
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
climbing
or
trailing
plant
Vine-clad
(
a.
)
Covered
with
vines.
Water
vine
(
)
Any
plant
of
the
genus
Phytocrene,
climbing
shrubs
of
Asia
and
Africa,
the
stems
of
which
are
singularly
porous,
and
when
cut
stream
with
a
limpid
potable
juice.
grape vine Bedeutung
vine
snake
slender
arboreal
snake
found
from
southern
Arizona
to
Bolivia
grape
louse
grape
phylloxera
Phylloxera
vitifoleae
destructive
to
various
grape
plants
grape
arbor
grape
arbour
an
arbor
where
grapes
are
grown
grapeshot
grape
a
cluster
of
small
projectiles
fired
together
from
a
cannon
to
produce
a
hail
of
shot
grape
jelly
jelly
made
from
grape
juice
grape
any
of
various
juicy
fruit
of
the
genus
Vitis
with
green
or
purple
skins,
grow
in
clusters
fox
grape
purplish-black
wild
grape
of
the
eastern
United
States
with
tough
skins
that
slip
easily
from
the
flesh,
cultivated
in
many
varieties
Concord
grape
slipskin
grape,
a
purple
table
grape
of
the
northeastern
United
States
muscadine
bullace
grape
dull-purple
grape
of
southern
United
States
slipskin
grape
a
grape
whose
skin
slips
readily
from
the
pulp
vinifera
grape
grape
from
a
cultivated
variety
of
the
common
grape
vine
of
Europe
muscat
muscatel
muscat
grape
sweet
aromatic
grape
used
for
raisins
and
wine
dolmas
stuffed
grape
leaves
well-seasoned
rice
(with
nuts
or
currants
or
minced
lamb)
simmered
or
braised
in
stock
grape
juice
the
juice
of
grapes
Oregon
grape
Oregon
holly
grape
hollygrape
mountain
grape
holly-leaves
barberry
Mahonia
aquifolium
ornamental
evergreen
shrub
of
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
having
dark
green
pinnate
leaves
and
racemes
of
yellow
flowers
followed
by
blue-black
berries
Oregon
grape
Mahonia
nervosa
small
shrub
with
grey-green
leaves
and
yellow
flowers
followed
by
glaucous
blue
berries
leather
flower
vase-fine
vase
vine
Clematis
viorna
scandent
subshrub
of
southeastern
United
States
having
large
red-purple
bell-shaped
flowers
with
leathery
recurved
sepals
peanut
peanut
vine
Arachis
hypogaea
widely
cultivated
American
plant
cultivated
in
tropical
and
warm
regions,
showy
yellow
flowers
on
stalks
that
bend
over
to
the
soil
so
that
seed
pods
ripen
underground
Nepal
trumpet
flower
Easter
lily
vine
Beaumontia
grandiflora
evergreen
woody
twiner
with
large
glossy
leaves
and
showy
corymbs
of
fragrant
white
trumpet-shaped
flowers
Dutchman's-pipe
pipe
vine
Aristolochia
macrophylla
Aristolochia
durior
hardy
deciduous
vine
having
large
leaves
and
flowers
with
the
calyx
tube
curved
like
the
bowl
of
a
pipe
Barbados
gooseberry
Barbados-gooseberry
vine
Pereskia
aculeata
West
Indian
woody
climber
with
spiny
stems
and
numerous
fragrant
white
flowers
in
panicles
followed
by
small
yellow
to
orange
fruits
climbing
fumitory
Allegheny
vine
Adlumia
fungosa
Fumaria
fungosa
vine
with
feathery
leaves
and
white
or
pinkish
flowers,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Fumaria
climbing
hempweed
climbing
boneset
wild
climbing
hempweed
climbing
hemp-vine
Mikania
scandens
herb
of
tropical
America
having
vanilla-scented
flowers,
climbs
up
trees
cinnamon
vine
Chinese
yam
Dioscorea
batata
hardy
Chinese
vine
naturalized
in
United
States
and
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
climber
for
its
glossy
heart-shaped
cinnamon-scented
leaves
and
in
the
tropics
for
its
edible
tubers
elephant's-foot
tortoise
plant
Hottentot
bread
vine
Hottentot's
bread
vine
Dioscorea
elephantipes
South
African
vine
having
a
massive
rootstock
covered
with
deeply
fissured
bark
gourd
gourd
vine
any
vine
of
the
family
Cucurbitaceae
that
bears
fruits
with
hard
rinds
pumpkin
pumpkin
vine
autumn
pumpkin
Cucurbita
pepo
a
coarse
vine
widely
cultivated
for
its
large
pulpy
round
orange
fruit
with
firm
orange
skin
and
numerous
seeds,
subspecies
of
Cucurbita
pepo
include
the
summer
squashes
and
a
few
autumn
squashes
squash
squash
vine
any
of
numerous
annual
trailing
plants
of
the
genus
Cucurbita
grown
for
their
fleshy
edible
fruits
summer
squash
summer
squash
vine
Cucurbita
pepo
melopepo
any
of
various
usually
bushy
plants
producing
fruit
that
is
eaten
while
immature
and
before
the
rind
or
seeds
harden
prairie
gourd
prairie
gourd
vine
Missouri
gourd
wild
pumpkin
buffalo
gourd
calabazilla
Cucurbita
foetidissima
perennial
vine
of
dry
parts
of
central
and
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
having
small
hard
mottled
green
inedible
fruit
melon
melon
vine
any
of
various
fruit
of
cucurbitaceous
vines
including:
muskmelons,
watermelons,
cantaloupes,
cucumbers
watermelon
watermelon
vine
Citrullus
vulgaris
an
African
melon
sweet
melon
muskmelon
sweet
melon
vine
Cucumis
melo
any
of
several
varieties
of
vine
whose
fruit
has
a
netted
rind
and
edible
flesh
and
a
musky
smell
cantaloupe
cantaloup
cantaloupe
vine
cantaloup
vine
Cucumis
melo
cantalupensis
a
variety
of
muskmelon
vine
having
fruit
with
a
tan
rind
and
orange
flesh
winter
melon
Persian
melon
honeydew
melon
winter
melon
vine
Cucumis
melo
inodorus
any
of
a
variety
of
muskmelon
vines
having
fruit
with
a
smooth
white
rind
and
white
or
greenish
flesh
that
does
not
have
a
musky
smell
cucumber
cucumber
vine
Cucumis
sativus
a
melon
vine
of
the
genus
Cucumis,
cultivated
from
earliest
times
for
its
cylindrical
green
fruit
luffa
dishcloth
gourd
sponge
gourd
rag
gourd
strainer
vine
any
of
several
tropical
annual
climbers
having
large
yellow
flowers
and
edible
young
fruits,
grown
commercially
for
the
mature
fruit's
dried
fibrous
interior
that
is
used
as
a
sponge
b
common
bearberry
red
bearberry
wild
cranberry
mealberry
hog
cranberry
sand
berry
sandberry
mountain
box
bear's
grape
creashak
Arctostaphylos
uva-ursi
evergreen
mat-forming
shrub
of
North
America
and
northern
Eurasia
having
small
white
flowers
and
red
berries,
leaves
turn
red
in
autumn
grape-leaf
begonia
maple-leaf
begonia
Begonia
dregei
tuberous
or
semi-tuberous
South
African
begonia
having
shallowly
lobed
ovate
leaves
and
small
white
flowers
guinea
gold
vine
guinea
flower
any
of
several
Australasian
evergreen
vines
widely
cultivated
in
warm
regions
for
their
large
bright
yellow
single
flowers
bower
actinidia
tara
vine
Actinidia
arguta
climbing
Asiatic
vine
having
long
finely
serrate
leaves
and
racemes
of
white
flowers
followed
by
greenish-yellow
edible
fruit
Chinese
gooseberry
kiwi
kiwi
vine
Actinidia
chinensis
Actinidia
deliciosa
climbing
vine
native
to
China,
cultivated
in
New
Zealand
for
its
fuzzy
edible
fruit
with
green
meat
silvervine
silver
vine
Actinidia
polygama
ornamental
vine
of
eastern
Asia
having
yellow
edible
fruit
and
leaves
with
silver-white
markings
ocotillo
coachwhip
Jacob's
staff
vine
cactus
Fouquieria
splendens
desert
shrub
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
having
slender
naked
spiny
branches
that
after
the
rainy
season
put
forth
foliage
and
clusters
of
red
flowers
passionflower
passionflower
vine
any
of
various
chiefly
tropical
American
vines
some
bearing
edible
fruit
grape
hyacinth
any
of
various
early
flowering
spring
hyacinths
native
to
Eurasia
having
dense
spikes
of
rounded
blue
flowers
resembling
bunches
of
small
grapes
common
grape
hyacinth
Muscari
neglectum
prolific
species
having
particularly
beautiful
dark
blue
flowers
calabar-bean
vine
Physostigma
venenosum
tropical
African
woody
vine
yielding
calabar
beans
groundnut
groundnut
vine
Indian
potato
potato
bean
wild
bean
Apios
americana
Apios
tuberosa
a
North
American
vine
with
fragrant
blossoms
and
edible
tubers,
important
food
crop
of
Native
Americans
coral
vine
Kennedia
coccinea
prostrate
or
twining
woody
vine
with
small
leathery
leaves
and
umbels
of
red
flowers,
Australia
and
Tasmania
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