Suche
:
Deu › Eng
Eng › Deu
Start
Quiz
Vokabeltest
Magazin
Wörter
Synonyme
Deutsche Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Englische Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
x schließen
Wörterbuch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Wintereinbruch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wintereinbruch
m
Wintereinbrüche
pl
onset of winter
onsets of winter
Wintereinbruch
m
Wintereinbrüche
pl
onset of winter
onsets of winter
Wintereinbruch
m
Wintereinbrüche
pl
onset of winter
onsets of winter
Deutsche
Wintereinbruch Synonyme
wintereinbruch
Englische
onset of winter Synonyme
onset
A
aggravated assault
aggression
albertype
alpha
amphibious attack
appearance
armed assault
assailing
assailment
assault
attack
banzai attack
beginning
birth
blast-off
blitz
blitzkrieg
book printing
breakthrough
charge
chromotypography
chromotypy
chromoxylography
collotype
color printing
commencement
counterattack
counteroffensive
coup de main
creation
crippling attack
cutting edge
dawn
dawning
dead set at
debut
descent on
diversion
diversionary attack
drive
edge
electronography
electrostatic printing
establishment
flank attack
flying start
foundation
fresh start
frontal attack
gas attack
genesis
graphic arts
gravure
halftone engraving
head-on attack
history of printing
hit
inauguration
inception
infiltration
initiation
institution
job printing
jump-off
kick-off
leading edge
letterpress
letterpress photoengraving
lightning attack
lightning war
line engraving
lithography
lithogravure
lithophotogravure
mass attack
megadeath
mimeograph
mugging
new departure
offense
offensive
offset
offset lithography
oncoming
onrush
onslaught
opening
origin
origination
outbreak
outset
outstart
overkill
palaeotypography
panzer warfare
photo-offset
photochemical process
photoengraving
photogelatin process
photographic reproduction
photography
photolithography
phototypography
phototypy
photozincography
planographic printing
planography
printing
printmaking
publication
publishing
push
raid
relief printing
rotary photogravure
rotogravure
run against
run at
running start
rush
sally
send-off
setout
setting in motion
setting-up
sheetwork
shock tactics
sortie
square one
start
start-off
starting point
stencil
storming
strike
take-off
three-color printing
two-color printing
typography
typolithography
unprovoked assault
wood-block printing
xerography
xeroprinting
xylotypography
zincography
Wintereinbruch Definition
Onset
(
n.
)
A
rushing
or
setting
upon
Onset
(
n.
)
A
setting
about
Onset
(
n.
)
Anything
set
on,
or
added,
as
an
ornament
or
as
a
useful
appendage.
Onset
(
v.
t.)
To
assault
Onset
(
v.
t.)
To
set
about
Winter
(
n.
)
The
season
of
the
year
in
which
the
sun
shines
most
obliquely
upon
any
region
Winter
(
n.
)
The
period
of
decay,
old
age,
death,
or
the
like.
Winter
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
the
winter
Winter
(
v.
i.)
To
keep,
feed
or
manage,
during
the
winter
Winter-beaten
(
a.
)
Beaten
or
harassed
by
the
severe
weather
of
winter.
Winter-ground
(
v.
t.)
To
coved
over
in
the
season
of
winter,
as
for
protection
or
shelter
Winter-proud
(
a.
)
Having
too
rank
or
forward
a
growth
for
winter.
Winter-rig
(
v.
t.)
To
fallow
or
till
in
winter.
Winter's
bark
(
)
The
aromatic
bark
of
tree
(Drimys,
/
Drymis,
Winteri)
of
the
Magnolia
family,
which
is
found
in
Southern
Chili.
It
was
first
used
as
a
cure
for
scurvy
by
its
discoverer,
Captain
John
Winter,
vice
admiral
to
sir
Francis
Drake,
in
1577.
onset of winter / onsets of winter Bedeutung
attack
onslaught
onset
onrush
(military)
an
offensive
against
an
enemy
(using
weapons),
the
attack
began
at
dawn
winter
wren
Troglodytes
troglodytes
small
wren
of
coniferous
forests
of
northern
hemisphere
winter
flounder
blackback
flounder
lemon
sole
Pseudopleuronectes
americanus
important
American
food
fish
in
the
winter
onset
oncoming
the
beginning
or
early
stages,
the
onset
of
pneumonia
Winter
Olympic
Games
Winter
Olympics
an
Olympics
for
winter
sports
winter
squash
any
of
various
fruits
of
the
gourd
family
with
thick
rinds
and
edible
yellow
to
orange
flesh
that
mature
in
the
fall
and
can
be
stored
for
several
months
winter
crookneck
squash
a
squash
with
a
hard
rind
and
an
elongated
curved
neck
winter
cress
cress
cultivated
for
winter
salads
winter
melon
the
fruit
of
the
winter
melon
vine,
a
green
melon
with
pale
green
to
orange
flesh
that
keeps
well
lemon
sole
winter
flounder
flesh
of
American
flounder,
important
in
the
winter
winter
savory
winter
savoury
resinous
leaves
used
in
stews
and
stuffings
and
meat
loaf
nuclear
winter
a
long
period
of
darkness
and
extreme
cold
that
scientists
predict
would
follow
a
full-scale
nuclear
war,
a
layer
of
dust
and
smoke
in
the
atmosphere
would
cover
the
earth
and
block
the
rays
of
the
sun,
most
living
organisms
would
perish
Japan
allspice
Japanese
allspice
winter
sweet
Chimonanthus
praecox
deciduous
Japanese
shrub
cultivated
for
its
fragrant
yellow
flowers
winter
aconite
Eranthis
hyemalis
small
Old
World
perennial
herb
grown
for
its
bright
yellow
flowers
which
appear
in
early
spring
often
before
snow
is
gone
Christmas
rose
winter
rose
black
hellebore
Helleborus
niger
European
evergreen
plant
with
white
or
purplish
rose-like
winter-blooming
flowers
Winteraceae
family
Winteraceae
winter's
bark
family
small
family
of
chiefly
tropical
shrubs
and
trees
of
genera
Drimys
and
Pseudowintera,
sometimes
included
in
Magnoliaceae
winter's
bark
winter's
bark
tree
Drimys
winteri
South
American
evergreen
tree
yielding
winter's
bark
and
a
light
soft
wood
similar
to
basswood
winter
sweet
poison
arrow
plant
Acocanthera
oblongifolia
Acocanthera
spectabilis
medium-sized
shrubby
tree
of
South
Africa
having
thick
leathery
evergreen
leaves
and
white
or
pink
flowers
and
globose
usually
two-seeded
purplish
black
fruits
winter
purslane
miner's
lettuce
Cuban
spinach
Montia
perfoliata
succulent
herb
sometimes
grown
as
a
salad
or
pot
herb,
grows
on
dunes
and
waste
ground
of
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
winter
cress
St.
Barbara's
herb
scurvy
grass
any
plant
of
the
genus
Barbarea:
yellow-flowered
Eurasian
cresses,
widely
cultivated
for
winter
salad
Belle
Isle
cress
early
winter
cress
land
cress
American
cress
American
watercress
Barbarea
verna
Barbarea
praecox
of
southwestern
Europe,
cultivated
in
Florida
winter
heliotrope
sweet
coltsfoot
Petasites
fragrans
European
herb
with
vanilla-scented
white-pink
flowers
winter
squash
winter
squash
plant
any
of
various
plants
of
the
species
Cucurbita
maxima
and
Cucurbita
moschata
producing
squashes
that
have
hard
rinds
and
mature
in
the
fall
winter
crookneck
winter
crookneck
squash
Cucurbita
moschata
any
of
various
plants
bearing
squash
having
hard
rinds
and
elongated
recurved
necks
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
winter
heath
spring
heath
Erica
carnea
dwarf
European
shrub
with
very
early
blooming
bell-shaped
red
flowers
love-in-winter
western
prince's
pine
Chimaphila
umbellata
Chimaphila
corymbosa
Eurasian
herb
with
white
or
pinkish
flowers
in
a
terminal
corymb
winter
jasmine
Jasminum
nudiflorum
deciduous
rambling
shrub
widely
cultivated
for
its
winter-blooming
yellow
flowers
winter
hazel
flowering
hazel
any
of
several
Asiatic
deciduous
shrubs
cultivated
for
their
nodding
racemes
of
yellow
flowers
that
appear
before
the
leaves
field
pea
field-pea
plant
Austrian
winter
pea
Pisum
sativum
arvense
Pisum
arvense
variety
of
pea
plant
native
to
the
Mediterranean
region
and
North
Africa
and
widely
grown
especially
for
forage
rosebud
cherry
winter
flowering
cherry
Prunus
subhirtella
shrub
or
tree
native
to
Japan
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
for
its
rose-pink
flowers
winter
currant
Ribes
sanguineum
a
flowering
shrub
oregano
marjoram
pot
marjoram
wild
marjoram
winter
sweet
Origanum
vulgare
aromatic
Eurasian
perennial
dittany
of
crete
cretan
dittany
crete
dittany
hop
marjoram
winter
sweet
Origanum
dictamnus
dwarf
aromatic
shrub
of
Crete
winter
savory
Satureja
montana
Satureia
montana
erect
perennial
subshrub
having
pink
or
white
flowers
and
leathery
leaves
with
a
flavor
of
thyme,
southern
Europe
Jerusalem
cherry
winter
cherry
Madeira
winter
cherry
Solanum
pseudocapsicum
small
South
American
shrub
cultivated
as
a
houseplant
for
its
abundant
ornamental
but
poisonous
red
or
yellow
cherry-sized
fruit
Chinese
lantern
plant
winter
cherry
bladder
cherry
Physalis
alkekengi
Old
World
perennial
cultivated
for
its
ornamental
inflated
papery
orangeed
calyx
hemlock
poison
hemlock
poison
parsley
California
fern
Nebraska
fern
winter
fern
Conium
maculatum
large
branching
biennial
herb
native
to
Eurasia
and
Africa
and
adventive
in
North
America
having
large
fernlike
leaves
and
white
flowers,
usually
found
in
damp
habitats,
all
parts
extremely
poisonous
winter
urn
a
common
name
for
a
variety
of
Sarcosomataceae
winter
mushroom
Flammulina
velutipes
an
edible
agaric
that
is
available
in
early
spring
or
late
fall
when
few
other
mushrooms
are,
has
a
viscid
smooth
orange
to
brown
cap
and
a
velvety
stalk
that
turns
black
in
maturity
and
pallid
gills,
often
occur
in
clusters
winter's
bark
aromatic
bark
having
tonic
and
stimulant
properties
type
I
diabetes
insulin-dependent
diabetes
mellitus
IDDM
juvenile-onset
diabetes
juvenile
diabetes
growth-onset
diabetes
ketosis-prone
diabetes
ketoacidosis-prone
diabetes
autoimmune
diabetes
severe
diabetes
mellitus
with
an
early
onset,
characterized
by
polyuria
and
excessive
thirst
and
increased
appetite
and
weight
loss
and
episodic
ketoacidosis,
diet
and
insulin
injections
are
required
to
control
the
disease
d
type
II
diabetes
non-insulin-dependent
diabetes
mellitus
NIDDM
non-insulin-dependent
diabetes
ketosisesistant
diabetes
mellitus
ketosisesistant
diabetes
ketoacidosisesistant
diabetes
mellitus
ketoacidosisesistant
diabetes
adult-onset
diabetes
mellitus
adult-onset
diabetes
maturity-onset
diabetes
mellitus
maturity-onset
diabetes
mature-onset
diabetes
mild
form
of
diabetes
mellitus
that
develops
gradually
in
adults,
can
be
precipitated
by
obesity
or
severe
stress
or
menopause
or
other
factors,
can
usually
be
controlled
by
diet
and
hypoglycemic
agents
without
injections
of
insulin
winter
solstice
December
,
when
the
sun
is
at
its
southernmost
point
winter
wintertime
the
coldest
season
of
the
year,
in
the
northern
hemisphere
it
extends
from
the
winter
solstice
to
the
vernal
equinox
winter
overwinter
spend
the
winter,
We
wintered
on
the
Riviera,
Shackleton's
men
overwintered
on
Elephant
Island
winter-blooming
winter-flowering
of
plants
that
bloom
during
the
winter
Ergebnisse der Bewertung:
123
Bewertungen
5
Einfach
einen Begriff in der Tabelle rechts anklicken
um weitere Übersetzungen in dieser Sidebar zu erhalten.