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Definition
Synonym
backf�hig
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
backfähig
adj
(Kohle)
baking; caking swelling (coal)
backfähig
adj
(Kohle)
baking; caking, swelling (coal)
Backfähigkeit
f
; Backvermögen
n
(Kohle)
baking capacity; caking capacity property (coal)
Backfett
n
shortening
Backfett
shortening
Kuerzung, Backfett, abkuerzend
shortening
Backfett
n
cook.
shortening
Backfett
n
; Bratenfett
n
Schw.
cook.
pflanzliches Backfett
shortening
vegetable shortening
Jugendliche
m f
, Jugendlicher, Teenager
m
, Jüngling
m
, Backfisch
m
, Halbstarke
m
Jugendlichen
pl
Kind im Alter von neun bis zwölf
teenager, teen
teenagers, teens
preteen, preteenager
Jugendlicher, Backfisch, Juengling, Halbstarker
teenager
Jugendliche
m f
; Jugendlicher; Teenager
m
; Jüngling
m
; Backfisch
m
(veraltet)
Jugendlichen
pl
; Teenager
pl
Kind im Alter von neun bis zwölf
computerbegeisterter Jugendlicher
zwei Mädchen im Teenageralter
teenager; teen
teenagers; teens
preteen; preteenager
screenager
two teenaged girls
Backfisch
m
; gebackener Fisch
cook.
fried fish in batter
Jugendliche
m,f
; Jugendlicher; Teenager
m
; Jüngling
m
veraltet
Jugendlichen
pl
; Teenager
pl
Backfisch
m
veraltet
Kind im Alter von neun bis zwölf
computerbegeisterter Jugendlicher
zwei Mädchen im Teenageralter
teenager; teen
teenagers; teens
teenage girl
preteen; preteenager
screenager
two teenaged girls
Jugendliche, nicht erwachsen, im Backfischalter
teenage
Backfolie
f
chem.
techn.
Backfolien
pl
baking foil
baking foils
Metallfolie
f
; Folie
f
(in Zusammensetzungen)
Metallfolien
pl
; Folien
pl
Alufolie
f
; Aluminiumfolie
f
Backfolie
f
cook.
Dachdämmfolie
f
; Dachisolierfolie
f
; Dachfolie
f
constr.
Isolierfolie
f
constr.
Zinnfolie
f
; Stanniolfolie
f
; Stanniolpapier
n
; Stanniol
n
; Silberpapier
n
ugs.
(elektrisch) leitende Folie
foil
foils
aluminium foil; aluminum foil
Am.
baking foil
roofing foil; roof foil
insulating foil
tin foil; tinfoil; silver paper
(electrically) conductive foil
Backform
f
cook.
Backformen
pl
baking dish, baking pan
baking dishes, baking pans
Backform
f
; Form
f
cook.
Backformen
pl
; Formen
pl
baking dish; cake tin
Br.
; tin
Br.
; cake pan
Am.
; pan
Am.
baking dishss; cake tins; tins; cake pans; pans
ofenfest; feuerfest
adj
eine feuerfeste Backform
ovenproof
an ovenproof baking tin
Backform
f
; Form
f
cook.
Backformen
pl
; Formen
pl
baking dish; cake tin
Br.
; tin
Br.
; cake pan
Am.
; pan
Am.
baking dishses; cake tins; tins; cake pans; pans
Deutsche
backf�hig Synonyme
Englische
baking; caking swelling Synonyme
baking
ardent
barbecuing
basting
blistering
boiling
braising
brewing
broil
broiling
burning
burning hot
canicular
catering
cookery
cooking
cuisine
culinary science
domestic science
ebullient
feverish
fiery
flushed
frying
grilling
heated
home economics
hot
hot as fire
hot as hell
like a furnace
like an oven
nutrition
overheated
overwarm
pan-broiling
parching
piping hot
poaching
red-hot
roasting
sauteing
scalding
scorching
searing
seething
shirring
simmering
sizzling
sizzling hot
smoking hot
steeping
stewing
sudorific
sweating
sweaty
sweltering
sweltry
toasting
torrid
white-hot
backf�hig Definition
Baking
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Bake
Baking
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
cooking
in
an
oven,
or
of
drying
and
hardening
by
heat
or
cold.
Baking
(
n.
)
The
quantity
baked
at
once
Bovey
coal
(
)
A
kind
of
mineral
coal,
or
brown
lignite,
burning
with
a
weak
flame,
and
generally
a
disagreeable
odor
Caking
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Cake
Caking
coal
(
)
See
Coal.
Canal
coal
(
)
See
Cannel
coal.
Candle
coal
(
)
See
Cannel
coal.
Cannel
coal
(
)
A
kind
of
mineral
coal
of
a
black
color,
sufficiently
hard
and
solid
to
be
cut
and
polished.
It
burns
readily,
with
a
clear,
yellow
flame,
and
on
this
account
has
been
used
as
a
substitute
for
candles.
Coal
(
n.
)
A
thoroughly
charred,
and
extinguished
or
still
ignited,
fragment
from
wood
or
other
combustible
substance
Coal
(
n.
)
A
black,
or
brownish
black,
solid,
combustible
substance,
dug
from
beds
or
veins
in
the
earth
to
be
used
for
fuel,
and
consisting,
like
charcoal,
mainly
of
carbon,
but
more
compact,
and
often
affording,
when
heated,
a
large
amount
of
volatile
matter.
Coal
(
v.
t.)
To
burn
to
charcoal
Coal
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
or
delineate
with
charcoal.
Coal
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
coal
Coal
(
v.
i.)
To
take
in
coal
Coal-black
(
a.
)
As
black
as
coal
Coal-meter
(
n.
)
A
licensed
or
official
coal
measurer
in
London.
See
Meter.
Coal
tar
(
)
A
thick,
black,
tarry
liquid,
obtained
by
the
distillation
of
bituminous
coal
in
the
manufacture
of
illuminating
gas
Coal-whipper
(
n.
)
One
who
raises
coal
out
of
the
hold
of
a
ship.
Coal
works
(
)
A
place
where
coal
is
dug,
including
the
machinery
for
raising
the
coal.
Day-coal
(
n.
)
The
upper
stratum
of
coal,
as
nearest
the
light
or
surface.
High-swelling
(
a.
)
Inflated
Kennel
coal
(
)
See
Cannel
coal.
Sea
coal
(
)
Coal
brought
by
sea
Swelling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Swell
Swelling
(
n.
)
The
act
of
that
which
swells
Swelling
(
n.
)
A
protuberance
Swelling
(
n.
)
an
unnatural
prominence
or
protuberance
baking; caking swelling (coal) Bedeutung
baking
cooking
by
dry
heat
in
an
oven
baking
making
bread
or
cake
or
pastry
etc.
coal
car
freight
car
with
fixed
sides
and
no
roof,
for
transporting
coal
coal
chute
a
chute
for
coal
coal
house
a
shed
for
storing
coal
coal
mine
coalpit
a
mine
where
coal
is
dug
from
the
ground
coal
shovel
a
hand
shovel
for
shoveling
coal
cookie
sheet
baking
tray
a
cooking
utensil
consisting
of
a
flat
rectangular
metal
sheet
used
for
baking
cookies
or
biscuits
fire
tongs
coal
tongs
tongs
for
taking
hold
of
burning
coals
scuttle
coal
scuttle
container
for
coal,
shaped
to
permit
pouring
the
coal
onto
the
fire
coal
black
ebony
jet
black
pitch
black
sable
soot
black
a
very
dark
black
bitter
chocolate
baking
chocolate
cooking
chocolate
pure
unsweetened
chocolate
used
in
baking
and
icings
and
sauces
and
candy
baking-powder
biscuit
leavened
with
baking
powder
coal
industry
the
producers
of
coal
considered
collectively
coal
seam
a
seam
of
coal
ember
coal
a
hot
fragment
of
wood
or
coal
that
is
left
from
a
fire
and
is
glowing
or
smoldering
coal
miner
collier
pitman
someone
who
works
in
a
coal
mine
intumescence
intumescency
swelling
the
increase
in
volume
of
certain
substances
when
they
are
heated
(often
accompanied
by
release
of
water)
c
bulge
bump
hump
swelling
gibbosity
gibbousness
jut
prominence
protuberance
protrusion
extrusion
excrescence
a
caa
something
that
bulges
out
or
is
protuberant
or
projects
from
its
surroundings,
the
gun
in
his
pocket
made
an
obvious
bulge,
the
hump
of
a
camel,
he
stood
on
the
rocky
prominence,
the
occipital
protuberance
was
well
developed,
the
bony
excrescence
between
its
horns
anthracosis
black
lung
black
lung
disease
coal
miner's
lung
lung
disease
caused
by
inhaling
coal
dust
swelling
puffiness
lump
an
abnormal
protuberance
or
localized
enlargement
charcoal
wood
coal
a
carbonaceous
material
obtained
by
heating
wood
or
other
organic
matter
in
the
absence
of
air
coal
gas
gaseous
mixture
produced
by
distillation
of
bituminous
coal
and
used
for
heating
and
lighting
kerosene
kerosine
lamp
oil
coal
oil
a
flammable
hydrocarbon
oil
used
as
fuel
in
lamps
and
heaters
baking
powder
any
of
various
powdered
mixtures
used
in
baking
as
a
substitute
for
yeast
bicarbonate
of
soda
sodium
hydrogen
carbonate
sodium
bicarbonate
baking
soda
saleratus
a
white
soluble
compound
(NaHCO)
used
in
effervescent
drinks
and
in
baking
powders
and
as
an
antacid
cannel
coal
a
bituminous
coal
that
burns
with
a
luminous
flame
coal
fossil
fuel
consisting
of
carbonized
vegetable
matter
deposited
in
the
Carboniferous
period
anthracite
anthracite
coal
hard
coal
a
hard
natural
coal
that
burns
slowly
and
gives
intense
heat
bituminous
coal
soft
coal
rich
in
tarry
hydrocarbons,
burns
readily
with
a
smoky
yellow
flame
lignite
brown
coal
wood
coal
intermediate
between
peat
and
bituminous
coal
sea
coal
pulverized
bituminous
coal,
used
as
a
foundry
facing
steam
coal
coal
suitable
for
use
under
steam
boilers
creosote
coal-tar
creosote
a
dark
oily
liquid
obtained
by
distillation
of
coal
tar,
used
as
a
preservative
for
wood
coal
tar
a
tar
formed
from
distillation
of
bituminous
coal,
coal
tar
can
be
further
distilled
to
give
various
aromatic
compounds
coal
take
in
coal,
The
big
ship
coaled
coal
supply
with
coal
char
coal
burn
to
charcoal,
Without
a
drenching
rain,
the
forest
fire
will
char
everything
coal-black
jet
jet-black
pitchy
sooty
of
the
blackest
black,
similar
to
the
color
of
jet
or
coal
coal-fired
coal-burning
fueled
by
burning
coal,
a
coal-fired
ship
baking
baking
hot
as
hot
as
if
in
an
oven
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