Fjell Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung

Fjell n; baumlose Hochfläche f (Nordeuropa) geogr.	fell
Fjell n; baumlose Hochfläche f (Nordeuropa) geogr.	fell
Fjell n; baumlose Hochfläche f (Nordeuropa) geogr.	fell

Deutsche Fjell Synonyme

fjell

Englische fell Synonyme

fell Draconian Leatherette Leatheroid Tartarean align alkali flat alluvial plain animal anthill anthropophagous appalling astounding atrocious awe-inspiring awesome awful baleful barbaric barbarous barrow basin beastly beat down bend bestial bloodthirsty bloody bloody-minded blow down blow over blow to pieces blow up bottomland bowl down bowl over brae brain break break down bring down brutal brutalized brute brutish bulldog bulldoze burn down burn to death bushveld butte campo cannibalistic cast down champaign champaign country charge chop down coastal plain coat cock conquer cruel cruel-hearted crush cut down cut to pieces cuticle dangerous dash down deal a deathblow deck delta demolish demoniac demoniacal dermis desert detonate devilish diabolic dire direful discharge disintegrate down downs dread dreaded dreadful drop drumlin dune eject equalize even fearful feral ferocious fetch down fiendish fiendlike fierce fire fire off flat flat country flatland flats flatten fleece flesh floor flush foothills formidable frag fur furring ghastly ghoulish give the quietus grade grass veld grassland grievous grim grisly ground gruesome gun gun down gun for heath hellish hew down hide hideous hill hillock hit horrendous horrible horrid horrific horrifying humble hummock imitation fur imitation leather implacable incinerate infernal inhuman inhumane integument jacket jugulate kill knob knock down knock over knoll lande lapidate lay lay down lay flat lay level lay low lay out leather leather paper let fly let off level llano load lowland lowlands lunar mare macabre major malefic maleficent malign mare master mesa mesilla molehill monticle monticule moor moorland morbid mound mow down murderous open country outer layer outer skin override pampa pampas pelt peltry peneplain pe

fellow Adamite Casanova Don Juan Greek Lothario Romeo abecedarian accessory accompanier accompanist accompanying accompanyist ace acquaintance adjunct advocate affiliate affiliated allied ally alter ego amigo amoroso analogon analogue associate associated attendant attending auxiliary backer bastard beau bedfellow bedmate being belonger best friend bird bloke body bosom buddy bosom friend boy boyfriend brother brother-in-arms bub bubba buck bud buddy bugger bunkie bunkmate butty caballero camarade card-carrier card-carrying member cardholder casual acquaintance cat cavalier cavaliere servente certified teacher chamberfellow chap character charter member chum classmate close acquaintance close copy close friend close match clubber clubman clubwoman coacting coactive coadjutant coadjutor coadjuvant coefficient coequal cognate cohort coincident collaborative collateral colleague collective collectivist collectivistic collusive colt comate combined commensal committeeman common communal communalist communalistic communist communistic communitarian companion companion piece company compatriot compeer complement comrade concerted concomitant concordant concurrent confederate confidant confidante confrere congenator congener conjoint conniving consociate consort conventioneer conventioner conventionist cooperant cooperating cooperative coordinate copartner copy correlate correlative correspondent counterpart coupled creature crony cub customer dead ringer ditto docent doctor dominie don double duck dues-paying member duplicate earthling ecumenic educationist educator effigy enlistee enrollee equal equipollent equivalent esquire exact likeness familiar favorer feller fellow creature fellow member fellow student fellowman flame fledgling fraternity man friend gallant gee geezer gent gentleman

fellow feeling accord accordance affectionateness affinity agape agreement amity an in benignancy benignity bipartisanship bonds of harmony brotherhood brotherly love caring caritas cement of friendship charity chord coaction coadjuvancy coadministration coagency cochairmanship codirectorship collaboration collaborativeness collectivism collusion commensalism common effort common enterprise communalism communion communism communitarianism community community of interests compassion compatibility complicity concern concert concord concordance concurrence congeniality cooperation cooperativeness correspondence duet duumvirate echo ecumenicalism ecumenicism ecumenism empathy esprit esprit de corps favor favorable regard feeling of identity feeling of kinship fellowship fraternal feeling frictionlessness friendly relations good graces good terms good understanding good vibes good vibrations goodness goodness of heart goodwill graciousness happy family harmony heart of gold humaneness humanity identification identity involvement joining of forces joint effort joint operation kindheartedness kindliness kindly disposition kindness kinship like-mindedness love loving kindness mass action morale mutual assistance mutual regard mutualism mutuality niceness octet oneness pathos peace pooling pooling of resources pulling together quartet quintet rapport rapprochement reciprocity regard relating respect response responsiveness septet sextet sharing softheartedness solidarity soul of kindness symbiosis sympathetic chord sympathetic response sympathy symphony synergism synergy team spirit teamwork tenderheartedness trio triumvirate troika understanding union unison united action unity vibes vibrations warmheartedness warmth warmth of heart

fellow traveler Bolshevik Bolshevist Castroite Communist Communist sympathizer Leninist Maoist Marxist Marxist-Leninist Red Stalinist Titoist Trojan horse Trotskyist Trotskyite avowed Communist bodyguard bolshie cavalier chaperon collaborationist collaborator commie companion conductor convoy crypto duenna escort esquire fifth column fifth columnist fraternizer guard revisionist saboteur safe-conduct security risk shepherd squire subversive swain underground usher

fellowman acquaintance advocate alter ego backer best friend bosom friend brother casual acquaintance close acquaintance close friend confidant confidante familiar favorer fellow fellow creature friend inseparable friend intimate lover neighbor other self partisan pickup repository supporter sympathizer well-wisher

fellowship accord accordance affability affiliation affinity agape agreement aid alignment alimony alliance allotment allowance amalgamation amicability amity annuity assistance association belonging bipartisanship bloc body bonds of harmony boon companionship bounty branch brotherhood brotherliness brotherly love cahoots camaraderie caritas cartel cement of friendship chair chair of English charity chumship church circle clan clique club coaction coadjuvancy coadministration coadunation coagency coalescence coalition cochairmanship codirectorship collaboration collaborativeness colleagueship collectivism collegialism collegiality collusion combination commensalism commerce common effort common enterprise communalism communication communion communism communitarianism community community of interest community of interests companionability companionship company compatibility complicity comradery comradeship concert concord concordance concurrence confederacy confederation confraternity confrerie congeniality congregation congress consociation consolidation consorting consortium consortship conversation converse cooperation cooperativeness copartnership copartnery cordiality correspondence coterie country club denomination depletion allowance division dole duet duumvirate ecumenicalism ecumenicism ecumenism empathy esprit esprit de corps faction familiarity federation feeling of identity fellow feeling financial assistance fraternal order fraternalism fraternity fraternization freemasonry frictionlessness friendliness friendship fusion good vibes good vibrations good-fellowship grant grant-in-aid group guaranteed annual income guild happy family harmony help hobnobbing hookup hospitality identity inclusion incorporation integration intercommunication intercommunion intercourse intimacy joining of forces joint effor

Fjell Definition

Fell
(imp.) of Fall

Fell
() imp. of Fall.

Fell
(a.) Cruel

Fell
(a.) Eager

Fell
(a.) Gall

Fell
(n.) A skin or hide of a beast with the wool or hair on

Fell
(n.) A barren or rocky hill.

Fell
(n.) A wild field

Fell
(v. i.) To cause to fall

Fell
(n.) The finer portions of ore which go through the meshes, when the ore is sorted by sifting.

Fell
(v. t.) To sew or hem

Fell
(n.) A form of seam joining two pieces of cloth, the edges being folded together and the stitches taken through both thicknesses.

Fell
(n.) The end of a web, formed by the last thread of the weft.

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fell	the act of felling something (as a tree)
fell felled seam	seam made by turning under or folding together and stitching the seamed materials to avoid rough edges
hide fell	the dressed skin of an animal (especially a large animal)
fell drop strike down cut down	cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow, strike down a tree, Lightning struck down the hikers
fell	sew a seam by folding the edges
fly fell vanish	pass away rapidly, Time flies like an arrow, Time fleeing beneath him
barbarous brutal cruel fell roughshod savage vicious	(of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering, a barbarous crime, brutal beatings, cruel tortures, Stalin's roughshod treatment of the kulaks, a savage slap, vicious kicks