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Definition
Synonym
Binden Erdracke
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Binden-Erdracke
f
(Brachypteracias leptosomus)
ornith.
short-legged ground roller
binden
tie
binden, verpflichten
bind
einen Aufkäuferring binden
corner the market
Geld binden
tie up money
Binde
f
Binden
pl
elastische Binde
f
bandage
bandages
elastic bandage
Binde
f
Binden
pl
fascia
fasciae
Binde
f
Binden
pl
ligature
ligatures
Bindemittel
n
Bindemittel
pl
, Binden
pl
binder, binding agent
binders
Blumenstrauß
m
, Strauß
m
Blumen
Blumensträuße
pl
, Sträuße
pl
einen (Blumen-) Strauß binden
bouquet, bunch of flowers
bouquets
to make up a bouquet
Garbe
f
Garben
pl
zu Garben binden
sheaf
sheaves, sheafs
to sheave
binden, festbinden, verbinden
bindend
gebunden
er
sie bindet
ich
er
sie band
er
sie hat
hatte gebunden
ich
er
sie bände
to bind {bound, bound}
binding
bound
he
she binds
I
he
she bound
he
she has
had bound
I
he
she would bind
neu binden, neu einbinden
neu bindend, neu einbindend
neu gebunden, neu eingebunden
to rebind {rebound, rebound}
rebinding
rebound
binden
v
bindend
gebunden
bindet
band
to ligate
ligating
ligated
ligates
ligated
binden, verbinden, verknüpfen
v
bindend, verbindend, verknüpfend
gebunden, verbunden, verknüpft
bindet, verbindet, verknüpft
band, verband, verknüpfte
durch Computer verbunden
to link
linking
linked
links
linked
linked by computer
binden
bindend
gebunden
to spellbind {spellbound, spellbound}
spellbinding
spellbound
binden, verbinden, zusammenbinden
bindend, verbindend, zusammenbindend
gebunden, verbunden, zusammengebunden
bindet, verbindet, bindet zusammen
band, verband, band zusammen
einen Knoten machen, einen Knoten binden
eine Schleife binden
die Schnürsenkel zu einer Schleife binden
to tie
tying
tied
ties
ties
to tie a knot
to tie a bow
to tie the shoelace in a bow
binden, gebunden spielen, mit Bindebogen spielen
mus.
bindend, gebunden spielend, mit Bindebogen spielend
gebunden, gebunden spielt, mit Bindebogen gespielt
to slur, to tie
sluring, tying
slurred, tied
fesseln, binden
fesselnd, bindend
gefesselt, gebunden
to truss (up)
trussing
trussed
wieder binden
wieder bindend
wieder gebunden
bindet wieder
band wieder
to reattach
reattaching
reattached
reattaches
reattached
Blaukopf-Erdracke
f
ornith.
Pitta-like Ground Roller
Langschwanz-Erdracke
f
ornith.
Long-tailed Ground Roller
Binden-Zaunkönigstimalie
f
ornith.
Bar-winged Wren Babbler
Binden
bandages
binden
bind
binden, verbinden
bind
Bindemitteln, Binden
binders
Binden
binders
Uebereinkommen, Band, Fesseln, Verband, binden
bond
Binden
fasciae
binden
ligate
Binden
ligatures
Bindeglied, verbinden, binden
link
binden
link
wieder binden
reattach
binden
spellbind
binden
to bind (bound,bound)
binden
to tie
binden
bind (irr.)
Binde
f
Binden
pl
elastische Binde
f
Leinenbinde
f
Rollbinde
f
bandage
bandages
elastic bandage
linen bandage
roller bandage
Bindemittel
n
Bindemittel
pl
; Binden
pl
binder; binding agent; binding material
binders
Blumenstrauß
m
; Strauß
m
; Bukett
n
geh.
; Gebinde
n
geh.
; Blumen
pl
ugs.
Blumensträuße
pl
; Sträuße
pl
; Buketts
pl
; Gebinde
pl
; Blumen
pl
einen (Blumen-) Strauß binden
bouquet; bunch of flowers; flowers
coll.
bouquets; bunches of flowers; flowers
to make up a bouquet
Garbe
f
agr.
mil.
phys.
Garben
pl
Funkengarbe
f
; Funkenregen
f
Garben binden
agr.
etw. zu Garben binden
sheaf
sheaves; sheafs
sheaf of sparks
to bind sheaves
to sheave sth.
Staub
m
sich aus dem Staub machen
übtr.
Staub aufwirbeln
Staub binden
Erde zu Erde
zu Erde werden; zu Staub werden
dust
to make off; to take one's hook
to raise dust
to consolidate dust
dust to dust
to turn to dust
etw. absorbieren; aufsaugen; einsaugen; aufnehmen; binden
v
absorbierend; aufsaugend; einsaugend; aufnehmend; bindend
absorbiert; aufgesaugt; eingesaugt; aufgenommen; gebunden
absorbiert; saugt auf; bindet
absorbierte; saugte auf; band
to absorb sth.
absorbing
absorbed
absorbs
absorbed
binden; festbinden; verbinden
v
bindend; festbindend; verbindend
gebunden; festgebunden; verbunden
er sie bindet
ich er sie band
er sie hat hatte gebunden
ich er sie bände
to bind {bound; bound}
binding
bound
he she binds
I he she bound
he she has had bound
I he she would bind
neu binden; neu einbinden
v
neu bindend; neu einbindend
neu gebunden; neu eingebunden
to rebind {rebound; rebound}
rebinding
rebound
binden; verbinden; zusammenbinden
v
bindend; verbindend; zusammenbindend
gebunden; verbunden; zusammengebunden
bindet; verbindet; bindet zusammen
band; verband; band zusammen
einen Knoten machen; einen Knoten binden
eine Schleife binden
die Schnürsenkel zu einer Schleife binden
to tie
tying
tied
ties
ties
to tie a knot
to tie a bow
to tie the shoelace in a bow
binden; gebunden spielen; mit Bindebogen spielen
mus.
bindend; gebunden spielend; mit Bindebogen spielend
gebunden; gebunden spielt; mit Bindebogen gespielt
to slur; to tie
slurring; tying
slurred; tied
etw. entsäuern
v
; bei etw. Säure binden
v
chem.
entsäuernd; Säure bindend
entsäuert; Säure gebunden
entsäuert
entsäuerte
to deacidify sth.; to edulcorate sth.; to free sth. from acid
deacidifying; edulcorating; freeing from acid
deacidified; edulcorated; freed from acid
deacidifies
deacidified
etw. halten; zurückhalten; aufspeichern
v
geol.
techn.
haltend; zurückhaltend; aufspeichernd
gehalten; zurückgehalten; aufgespeichert
Wärme binden
Wasser stauen sperren
Haftnässe
f
; Haftwasser
n
(am Boden)
to retain sth.
retaining
retained
to retain heat
to retain water
retained water
Bindemittel
n
Bindemittel
pl
; Binden
pl
Asphaltbinder
m
binder; binding agent; binding material
binders; binding agents; binding materials
bitumen binder
Blumenstrauß
m
; Strauß
m
Blumen; Blumen
pl
ugs.
Blumensträuße
pl
; Sträuße
pl
Blumen; Blumen
pl
gebundener Blumenstrauß; Strauß (für festliche Anlässe); Blumenbouquet
n
; Blumenbukett
n
; Bouquet
n
; Bukett
n
Brautstrauß
m
Wiesenblumenstrauß
m
kleiner Blumenstrauß
m
; Sträußchen
n
einen (Blumen-) Strauß binden
bunch of flowers; flowers
coll.
bunches of flowers; flowers
bouquet of flowers; bouquet
bridal bouquet
wildflower bouquet
posy
becoming dated
to make up a bouquet
Getreidebündel
n
; Garbenbündel
n
; Garbe
f
agr.
Getreidebündel
pl
; Garbenbündel
pl
; Garben
pl
Garben binden
etw. zu Garben binden
sheaf (bundle of grain stalks)
sheaves
to bind sheaves
to sheave sth.
Nase
f
anat.
Nasen
pl
schiefe Nase
f
elektronische Nase
f
techn.
Mir läuft die Nase.; Meine Nase läuft.
alle Nase lang
übtr.
die Nase voll haben
übtr.
die Nase voll haben von etw.
übtr.
die Nase voll haben von allem
übtr.
über etw. die Nase rümpfen
die Nase rümpfen
jdm. auf der Nase herumtanzen
übtr.
Es liegt gleich vor deiner Nase.
Das musst du ja nicht gleich jedem auf die Nase binden.
nose
noses
crooked nose
electronic nose
I've got a runny nose.
repeatedly
to be fed up with
to have a belly full of sth.
to be fed up with the whole shebang
to turn up one's nose at sth.; to sniff at sth.
to cock one's nose
to walk all over sb.
Br.
coll.
It's right under your nose.
You don't have to tell the whole world about it.
Staub
m
Staub binden
Erde zu Erde
zu Erde werden; zu Staub werden
dust
to consolidate dust
dust to dust
to turn to dust
Zugabe
f
; Beigabe
f
; Beimischung
f
(bei Flüssigkeiten); Beifügen
n
; Hinzufügen
n
; Hinzugeben
n
; Hinzukommen
n
; Zugeben
n
; Zusetzen
n
; Ergänzen
n
(von etw.) (Vorgang)
ohne Zusatz von
unter Zusatz von
das Ergänzen des Grabsteins mit einem zusätzlichen Namen
die Ausstattung der Schule mit neuen Computern
das Hinzukommen weiterer Wegebenutzer
die Suppe durch Hinzufügen von Rahm binden
Der Geschmack von Karamell und Apfel wird durch (die) Zugabe von Zimt noch weiter verfeinert.
Ein Wakeboard hat eine ähnliche Form wie ein Snowboard, aber zusätzlich noch zwei schmale Rippen an der Unterseite.
Das Fischgericht kann mit einem gut gewählten Wein noch aufgewertet werden.
addition (of sth.) (process)
without the addition of; without adding
while adding of
the addition of an extra name to the headstone
the addition of new computers to the school
the addition of further users to the right of way
to thicken the soup by the addition of cream
The flavours of caramel and apple are further enhanced with the addition of cinnamon.
A wakeboard is similar in shape to a snowboard, with the addition of two small fins on the underside.
The fish dish can be improved with the addition of a well chosen wine accompaniment.
etw. absorbieren; aufsaugen; einsaugen; aufnehmen; binden
v
absorbierend; aufsaugend; einsaugend; aufnehmend; bindend
absorbiert; aufgesaugt; eingesaugt; aufgenommen; gebunden
absorbiert; saugt auf; bindet
absorbierte; saugte auf; band
reabsorbieren
to absorb sth.
absorbing
absorbed
absorbs
absorbed
to reabsorb
jdn. etw. behindern; jdm. die Hände binden
v
übtr.
behindernd; die Hände bindend
behindert; die Hände gebunden
durch jdn. beeinträchtigt sein
to hamstring sb. sth. {hamstrung; hamstrung}; to hogtie sb. sth.
Am.
fig.
hamstringing; hogtying
hamstrung; hogtied
to be hamstrung by sth.
etw. binden; gebunden spielen; mit Bindebogen spielen
v
mus.
bindend; gebunden spielend; mit Bindebogen spielend
gebunden; gebunden spielt; mit Bindebogen gespielt
to slur; to tie sth.
slurring; tying
slurred; tied
etw. zubinden; etw. binden; knüpfen
v
(durch Verknüpfen der Enden festbinden)
textil.
zubindend; bindend; knüpfend
zugebunden; gebunden; geknüpft
eine Schleife
Dt.
ein Mascherl
Ös.
einen Schlips
Schw.
binden
sich die Krawatte binden knüpfen
sich die Schuhbänder zubinden
Achten Sie darauf, dass Sie geeignetes Schuhwerk tragen und dass die Schuhbänder zugebunden sind.
to tie sth. (fasten by forming the ends into a bow knot)
tying
tied
to tie a bow tie
to tie your tie; to knot your tie
to tie your shoelaces
Make certain you wear suitable footgear and that the shoelaces are tied.
Binden-Erdracke
f
(Brachypteracias leptosomus)
ornith.
short-legged ground roller
Deutsche
Binden Erdracke Synonyme
binden
Âflechten
binden
Âfädeln
Âschnüren
assoziieren
Âübergeben
Âbinden
an
Âeinsetzen
Âersetzen
Âzuweisen
binden
Âgebunden
spielen
Âmit
Bindebogen
spielen
binden
flechten
binden
fädeln
schnüren
binden
gebunden spielen
mit Bindebogen spielen
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Englische
short-legged ground roller Synonyme
Binden Erdracke Definition
Badger-legged
(
a.
)
Having
legs
of
unequal
length,
as
the
badger
was
thought
to
have.
Baker-legged
(
a.
)
Having
legs
that
bend
inward
at
the
knees.
Bandy-legged
(
a.
)
Having
crooked
legs.
Bowl-legged
(
a.
)
Having
crooked
legs,
esp.
with
the
knees
bent
outward.
Burying
ground
(
)
Alt.
of
Burying
place
Cold-short
(
a.
)
Brittle
when
cold
dog-legged
(
a.
)
Noting
a
flight
of
stairs,
consisting
of
two
or
more
straight
portions
connected
by
a
platform
(landing)
or
platforms,
and
running
in
opposite
directions
without
an
intervening
wellhole.
Duck-legged
(
a.
)
Having
short
legs,
like
a
waddling
duck
Ground
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Grind
Ground
(
n.
)
The
surface
of
the
earth
Ground
(
n.
)
A
floor
or
pavement
supposed
to
rest
upon
the
earth.
Ground
(
n.
)
Any
definite
portion
of
the
earth's
surface
Ground
(
n.
)
Land
Ground
(
n.
)
The
basis
on
which
anything
rests
Ground
(
n.
)
That
surface
upon
which
the
figures
of
a
composition
are
set,
and
which
relieves
them
by
its
plainness,
being
either
of
one
tint
or
of
tints
but
slightly
contrasted
with
one
another
Ground
(
n.
)
In
sculpture,
a
flat
surface
upon
which
figures
are
raised
in
relief.
Ground
(
n.
)
In
point
lace,
the
net
of
small
meshes
upon
which
the
embroidered
pattern
is
applied
Ground
(
n.
)
A
gummy
composition
spread
over
the
surface
of
a
metal
to
be
etched,
to
prevent
the
acid
from
eating
except
where
an
opening
is
made
by
the
needle.
Ground
(
n.
)
One
of
the
pieces
of
wood,
flush
with
the
plastering,
to
which
moldings,
etc.,
are
attached
Ground
(
n.
)
A
composition
in
which
the
bass,
consisting
of
a
few
bars
of
independent
notes,
is
continually
repeated
to
a
varying
melody.
Ground
(
n.
)
The
tune
on
which
descants
are
raised
Ground
(
n.
)
A
conducting
connection
with
the
earth,
whereby
the
earth
is
made
part
of
an
electrical
circuit.
Ground
(
n.
)
Sediment
at
the
bottom
of
liquors
or
liquids
Ground
(
n.
)
The
pit
of
a
theater.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
lay,
set,
or
run,
on
the
ground.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
found
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
instruct
in
elements
or
first
principles.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
connect
with
the
ground
so
as
to
make
the
earth
a
part
of
an
electrical
circuit.
Ground
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
ground,
as
a
copper
plate
for
etching
(see
Ground,
n.,
5)
Ground
(
v.
i.)
To
run
aground
Ground
(
)
imp.
&
p.
p.
of
Grind.
Hot-short
(
a.
)
More
or
less
brittle
when
heated
Legged
(
a.
)
Having
(such
or
so
many)
legs
Light-legged
(
a.
)
Nimble
Middle-ground
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
picture
between
the
foreground
and
the
background.
Near-legged
(
a.
)
Having
the
feet
so
near
together
that
they
interfere
in
traveling.
Puff-legged
(
a.
)
Having
a
conspicuous
tuft
of
feathers
on
the
legs.
Red-short
(
a.
)
Hot-short
Roller
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
rolls
Roller
(
n.
)
A
bandage
Roller
(
n.
)
One
of
series
of
long,
heavy
waves
which
roll
in
upon
a
coast,
sometimes
in
calm
weather.
Roller
(
n.
)
A
long,
belt-formed
towel,
to
be
suspended
on
a
rolling
cylinder
Roller
(
n.
)
A
cylinder
coated
with
a
composition
made
principally
of
glue
and
molassess,
with
which
forms
of
type
are
inked
previously
to
taking
an
impression
from
them.
Roller
(
n.
)
A
long
cylinder
on
which
something
is
rolled
up
Roller
(
n.
)
A
small
wheel,
as
of
a
caster,
a
roller
skate,
etc.
Roller
(
n.
)
ANy
insect
whose
larva
rolls
up
leaves
Roller
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
Old
World
picarian
birds
of
the
family
Coraciadae.
The
name
alludes
to
their
habit
of
suddenly
turning
over
or
"tumbling"
in
flight.
Roller
(
n.
)
Any
species
of
small
ground
snakes
of
the
family
Tortricidae.
Rough-legged
(
a.
)
Having
the
legs
covered
with
feathers
Short
(
superl.
)
Not
long
short-legged ground roller Bedeutung
short
sale
short
selling
sale
of
securities
or
commodity
futures
not
owned
by
the
seller
(who
hopes
to
buy
them
back
later
at
a
lower
price)
short
covering
the
purchase
of
securities
or
commodities
by
a
short
seller
to
close
out
a
short
sale
grounder
ground
ball
groundball
hopper
(baseball)
a
hit
that
travels
along
the
ground
roller
a
grounder
that
rolls
along
the
infield
roller
skating
skating
on
wheels
whist
long
whist
short
whist
a
card
game
for
four
players
who
form
two
partnerships,
a
pack
of
cards
is
dealt
and
each
side
scores
one
point
for
each
trick
it
takes
in
excess
of
six
ground
stroke
a
tennis
return
made
by
hitting
the
ball
after
it
has
bounced
once
dark
ground
illumination
dark
field
illumination
a
form
of
microscopic
examination
of
living
material
by
scattered
light,
specimens
appear
luminous
against
a
dark
background
shortstop
short
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
between
second
and
third
base
nap
catnap
cat
sleep
forty
winks
short
sleep
snooze
sleeping
for
a
short
period
of
time
(usually
not
in
bed)
short
division
the
operation
of
division
in
which
the
sequence
of
steps
is
performed
without
writing
them
out
ground
attack
an
attack
by
ground
troops
sedge
wren
short-billed
marsh
wren
Cistothorus
platensis
small
American
wren
inhabiting
wet
sedgy
meadows
rough-legged
hawk
roughleg
Buteo
lagopus
large
hawk
of
the
northern
hemisphere
that
feeds
chiefly
on
small
rodents
and
is
beneficial
to
farmers
harrier
eagle
short-toed
eagle
any
of
numerous
large
Old
World
hawks
intermediate
in
some
respects
between
typical
hawks
and
typical
eagles
ground-shaker
seismosaur
huge
herbivorous
dinosaur
of
the
Cretaceous
found
in
western
North
America
ground
snake
Sonora
semiannulata
small
shy
brightlyinged
terrestrial
snake
of
arid
or
semiarid
areas
of
western
North
America
eastern
ground
snake
Potamophis
striatula
Haldea
striatula
in
some
classifications
placed
in
genus
Haldea,
small
reddish-grey
snake
of
eastern
North
America
ground
rattler
massasauga
Sistrurus
miliaris
small
pygmy
rattlesnake
Ixodes
pacificus
western
black-legged
tick
a
tick
that
feeds
on
dusky-footed
wood
rat
and
bites
humans,
principal
vector
for
Lyme
disease
in
western
United
States
especially
northern
California
Ixodes
scapularis
black-legged
tick
parasitic
on
mice
of
genus
Peromyscus
and
bites
humans,
principal
vector
for
Lyme
disease
in
eastern
United
States
(especially
New
England),
northern
form
was
for
a
time
known
as
Ixodes
dammini
(deer
tick)
red-legged
partridge
Alectoris
ruffa
common
western
European
partridge
with
red
legs
roller
tumbler
tumbler
pigeon
pigeon
that
executes
backward
somersaults
in
flight
or
on
the
ground
roller
Old
World
bird
that
tumbles
or
rolls
in
flight,
related
to
kingfishers
European
roller
Coracias
garrulus
common
European
blue-and-green
roller
with
a
reddish-brown
back
ground
roller
Madagascan
roller
with
terrestrial
and
crepuscular
habits
that
feeds
on
e.g.
insects
and
worms
short-tailed
shrew
Blarina
brevicauda
North
American
shrew
with
tail
less
than
half
its
body
length
German
short-haired
pointer
liver
or
liver-and-white
hunting
dog
developed
in
Germany,
pointer
and
bloodhound
hairy-legged
vampire
bat
Diphylla
ecaudata
similar
in
size
and
habits
to
Desmodus
rotundus,
of
tropical
America
including
southern
California
and
Texas
ground
beetle
carabid
beetle
predacious
shining
black
or
metallic
terrestrial
beetle
that
destroys
many
injurious
insects
short-horned
grasshopper
acridid
grasshopper
with
short
antennae
leaf
roller
leafoller
moth
whose
larvae
form
nests
by
rolling
and
tying
leaves
with
spun
silk
ground
squirrel
gopher
spermophile
any
of
various
terrestrial
burrowing
rodents
of
Old
and
New
Worlds,
often
destroy
crops
mantled
ground
squirrel
Citellus
lateralis
common
black-striped
reddish-brown
ground
squirrel
of
western
North
America,
resembles
a
large
chipmunk
flickertail
Richardson
ground
squirrel
Citellus
richardsoni
of
sagebrush
and
grassland
areas
of
western
United
States
and
Canada
Arctic
ground
squirrel
parka
squirrel
Citellus
parryi
large
ground
squirrel
of
the
North
American
far
north
eastern
chipmunk
hackee
striped
squirrel
ground
squirrel
Tamias
striatus
small
striped
semiterrestrial
eastern
American
squirrel
with
cheek
pouches
barren
ground
caribou
Rangifer
arcticus
of
tundra
of
northern
Canada,
in
some
classifications
included
in
the
species
Rangifer
tarandus
ground
sloth
megathere
gigantic
extinct
terrestrial
sloth-like
mammal
of
the
Pliocene
and
Pleistocene
in
America
air-to-ground
missile
air-to-surface
missile
a
missile
designed
to
be
launched
from
an
airplane
at
a
target
on
the
ground
anchor
ground
tackle
a
mechanical
device
that
prevents
a
vessel
from
moving
ball
bearing
needle
bearing
roller
bearing
bearings
containing
small
metal
balls
curler
hair
curler
roller
crimper
a
mechanical
device
consisting
of
a
cylindrical
tube
around
which
the
hair
is
wound
to
curl
it,
a
woman
with
her
head
full
of
curlers
is
not
a
pretty
sight
flat
coat
ground
primer
priming
primer
coat
priming
coat
undercoat
the
first
or
preliminary
coat
of
paint
or
size
applied
to
a
surface
garden
roller
heavy
cast-iron
cylinder
used
to
flatten
lawns
ground
(art)
the
surface
(as
a
wall
or
canvas)
prepared
to
take
the
paint
for
a
painting
ground
earth
a
connection
between
an
electrical
device
and
a
large
conducting
body,
such
as
the
earth
(which
is
taken
to
be
at
zero
voltage)
ground
bait
bait
scattered
on
the
water
to
attract
fish
ground
cable
a
mooring
cable,
runs
from
a
buoy
to
a
mooring
anchor
ground
control
a
communication
system
for
sending
continuous
radio
messages
to
an
airplane
pilot
who
is
making
a
groundontrolled
approach
to
landing
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