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Definition
Synonym
Leimband
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Leimband
n
; Leimring
m
(Baumschutz gegen Kriechschädlinge)
agr.
glue band; glue strip (tree protection against creeping pests)
Leimband
n
; Leimring
m
(Baumschutz gegen Kriechschädlinge)
agr.
glue band; glue strip (tree protection against creeping pests)
Leimband
n
; Leimring
m
(Baumschutz gegen Kriechschädlinge)
agr.
glue band; glue strip (tree protection against creeping pests)
Deutsche
Leimband Synonyme
Englische
glue band; glue strip Synonyme
glue
accouple
accumulate
adherent
adhesive
affix
agglutinate
albumen
amass
articulate
assemble
associate
band
barnacle
batter
bind
bond
bonnyclabber
bracket
bramble
braze
bridge
bridge over
brier
bulldog
burr
butter
cement
chain
clabber
clap together
collect
combine
comprise
concatenate
conglobulate
conjoin
conjugate
connect
copulate
cornstarch
couple
cover
cream
curd
decal
decalcomania
dough
egg white
embrace
encompass
fix
fuse
gather
gaum
gel
gelatin
glair
glop
gluten
goo
gook
goop
gruel
gum
gumbo
gunk
include
jam
jell
jelly
join
knot
lay together
league
leech
limpet
link
loblolly
lump together
marry
marshal
mass
merge
mobilize
molasses
mucilage
mucus
pair
pap
paste
piece together
plaster
porridge
prickle
pudding
pulp
puree
put together
putty
remora
rob
roll into one
seal
semifluid
semiliquid
size
solder
soup
span
splice
starch
stick
stick together
sticker
sticky mess
syrup
take in
tape
thorn
tie
treacle
unify
unite
weld
yoke
glue
y
adherent
adhesive
amylaceous
bulldogged
bulldoggish
bulldoggy
bullheaded
clabbered
clammy
clingy
close
close-knit
close-textured
close-woven
clotted
coagulated
compact
compacted
compressed
concentrated
concrete
condensed
congested
consolidated
crammed
crammed full
crowded
curdled
dense
doughy
firm
gaumy
gelatinous
glairy
glue
like
glutenous
glutinose
glutinous
gooey
grumous
gumbo
gumbolike
gumlike
gummous
gummy
hard
heavy
impenetrable
impermeable
inspissated
jam-packed
jammed
jelled
jellied
jellylike
massive
mucilaginous
nonporous
obstinate
packed
pasty
persistent
ropy
self-adhesive
serried
slabby
slimy
slithery
solid
starchy
stickable
sticky
stodgy
stringy
stubborn
substantial
syrupy
tacky
tenacious
thick
thick-growing
thickened
thickset
tough
tremelloid
tremellose
viscid
viscose
viscous
Leimband Definition
Amber
tree
(
)
A
species
of
Anthospermum,
a
shrub
with
evergreen
leaves,
which,
when
bruised,
emit
a
fragrant
odor.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
fillet,
strap,
or
any
narrow
ligament
with
which
a
thing
is
encircled,
or
fastened,
or
by
which
a
number
of
things
are
tied,
bound
together,
or
confined
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
continuous
tablet,
stripe,
or
series
of
ornaments,
as
of
carved
foliage,
of
color,
or
of
brickwork,
etc.
Band
(
v.
t.)
In
Gothic
architecture,
the
molding,
or
suite
of
moldings,
which
encircles
the
pillars
and
small
shafts.
Band
(
v.
t.)
That
which
serves
as
the
means
of
union
or
connection
between
persons
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
linen
collar
or
ruff
worn
in
the
16th
and
17th
centuries.
Band
(
v.
t.)
Two
strips
of
linen
hanging
from
the
neck
in
front
as
part
of
a
clerical,
legal,
or
academic
dress.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
narrow
strip
of
cloth
or
other
material
on
any
article
of
dress,
to
bind,
strengthen,
ornament,
or
complete
it.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
company
of
persons
united
in
any
common
design,
especially
a
body
of
armed
men.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
musicians
who
play
together
upon
portable
musical
instruments,
especially
those
making
a
loud
sound,
as
certain
wind
instruments
(trumpets,
clarinets,
etc.),
and
drums,
or
cymbals.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
space
between
elevated
lines
or
ribs,
as
of
the
fruits
of
umbelliferous
plants.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
stripe,
streak,
or
other
mark
transverse
to
the
axis
of
the
body.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
belt
or
strap.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
bond
Band
(
v.
t.)
Pledge
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
bind
or
tie
with
a
band.
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
with
a
band.
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
in
a
troop,
company,
or
confederacy.
Band
(
v.
i.)
To
confederate
for
some
common
purpose
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
bandy
Band
(
)
imp.
of
Bind.
Band
fish
(
)
A
small
red
fish
of
the
genus
Cepola
Bay
tree
(
)
A
species
of
laurel.
(Laurus
nobilis).
Beam
tree
(
)
A
tree
(Pyrus
aria)
related
to
the
apple.
Beech
tree
(
)
The
beech.
Bo
tree
(
)
The
peepul
tree
Bully
tree
(
)
The
name
of
several
West
Indian
trees
of
the
order
Sapotaceae,
as
Dipholis
nigra
and
species
of
Sapota
and
Mimusops.
Most
of
them
yield
a
substance
closely
resembling
gutta-percha.
Candleberry
tree
(
)
A
shrub
(the
Myrica
cerifera,
or
wax-bearing
myrtle),
common
in
North
America,
the
little
nuts
of
which
are
covered
with
a
greenish
white
wax,
which
was
formerly,
used
for
hardening
candles
Caper
tree
(
)
See
Capper,
a
plant,
2.
Cow
tree
(
)
A
tree
(Galactodendron
utile
or
Brosimum
Galactodendron)
of
South
America,
which
yields,
on
incision,
a
nourishing
fluid,
resembling
milk.
Crab
tree
(
)
See
under
Crab.
Creeping
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Creep
Creeping
(
a.
)
Crawling,
or
moving
close
to
the
ground.
Creeping
(
a.
)
Growing
along,
and
clinging
to,
the
ground,
or
to
a
wall,
etc.,
by
means
of
rootlets
or
tendrils.
Fir
tree
(
)
See
Fir.
Galapee
tree
(
)
The
West
Indian
Sciadophyllum
Brownei,
a
tree
with
very
large
digitate
leaves.
Gatten
tree
(
)
A
name
given
to
the
small
trees
called
guelder-rose
(Viburnum
Opulus),
cornel
(Cornus
sanguinea),
and
spindle
tree
(Euonymus
Europaeus).
Glue
(
n.
)
A
hard
brittle
brownish
gelatin,
obtained
by
boiling
to
a
jelly
the
skins,
hoofs,
etc.,
of
animals.
When
gently
heated
with
water,
it
becomes
viscid
and
tenaceous,
and
is
used
as
a
cement
for
uniting
substances.
The
name
is
also
given
to
other
adhesive
or
viscous
substances.
Glue
(
n.
)
To
join
with
glue
or
a
viscous
substance
Gourd
tree
(
)
A
tree
(the
Crescentia
Cujete,
or
calabash
tree)
of
the
West
Indies
and
Central
America.
Grass
tree
(
)
An
Australian
plant
of
the
genus
Xanthorrhoea,
having
a
thick
trunk
crowned
with
a
dense
tuft
of
pendulous,
grasslike
leaves,
from
the
center
of
which
arises
a
long
stem,
bearing
at
its
summit
a
dense
flower
spike
looking
somewhat
like
a
large
cat-tail.
These
plants
are
often
called
"blackboys"
from
the
large
trunks
denuded
and
blackened
by
fire.
They
yield
two
kinds
of
fragrant
resin,
called
Botany-bay
gum,
and
Gum
Acaroides.
Grass
tree
(
)
A
similar
Australian
plant
(Kingia
australis).
Hep
tree
(
)
The
wild
dog-rose.
Hip
tree
(
)
The
dog-rose.
Ironbark
tree
(
)
The
Australian
Eucalyptus
Sideroxylon,
used
largely
by
carpenters
and
shipbuilders
Locust
tree
(
)
A
large
North
American
tree
of
the
genus
Robinia
(R.
Pseudacacia),
producing
large
slender
racemes
of
white,
fragrant,
papilionaceous
flowers,
and
often
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
tree.
In
England
it
is
called
acacia.
Mahwa
tree
(
)
An
East
Indian
sapotaceous
tree
(Bassia
latifolia,
and
also
B.
butyracea),
whose
timber
is
used
for
wagon
wheels,
and
the
flowers
for
food
and
in
preparing
an
intoxicating
drink.
It
is
one
of
the
butter
trees.
The
oil,
known
as
mahwa
and
yallah,
is
obtained
from
the
kernels
of
the
fruit.
Neem
tree
(
)
An
Asiatic
name
for
Melia
Azadirachta,
and
M.
Azedarach.
See
Margosa.
Nickar
tree
(
)
Same
as
Nicker
nut,
Nicker
tree.
Nicker
tree
(
)
The
plant
producing
nicker
nuts.
glue band; glue strip (tree protection against creeping pests) Bedeutung
band
aid
quick
fix
quickie
quicky
hurried
repair
crawl
crawling
creep
creeping
a
slow
mode
of
locomotion
on
hands
and
knees
or
dragging
the
body,
a
crawl
was
all
that
the
injured
man
could
manage,
the
traffic
moved
at
a
creep
beggar-my-neighbor
beggar-my-neighbour
strip-Jack-naked
a
card
game
for
two
players
in
which
the
object
is
to
win
all
of
the
other
player's
cards
strip
poker
poker
in
which
a
player's
losses
are
paid
by
removing
an
article
of
clothing
strip
striptease
strip
show
a
form
of
erotic
entertainment
in
which
a
dancer
gradually
undresses
to
music,
she
did
a
strip
right
in
front
of
everyone
protection
tribute
payment
extorted
by
gangsters
on
threat
of
violence,
every
store
in
the
neighborhood
had
to
pay
him
protection
protection
the
activity
of
protecting
someone
or
something,
the
witnesses
demanded
police
protection
self-defense
self-defence
self-protection
the
act
of
defending
yourself
arboriculture
tree
farming
the
cultivation
of
tree
for
the
production
of
timber
strip
cropping
cultivation
of
crops
in
strips
following
the
contours
of
the
land
to
minimize
erosion
tree
surgery
treatment
of
damaged
or
decaying
trees
strip
mining
opencast
mining
the
mining
of
ore
or
coal
from
an
open
mine
strip
search
searching
someone
for
concealed
weapons
or
illegal
drugs
by
having
them
remove
their
clothes
arborolatry
tree-worship
the
worship
of
trees
protection
trade
protection
the
imposition
of
duties
or
quotas
on
imports
in
order
to
protect
domestic
industry
against
foreign
competition,
he
made
trade
protection
a
plank
in
the
party
platform
auspices
protection
aegis
kindly
endorsement
and
guidance,
the
tournament
was
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
city
council
tree
sparrow
Spizella
arborea
finch
common
in
winter
in
the
northern
U.S.
tree
sparrow
Passer
montanus
Eurasian
sparrow
smaller
than
the
house
sparrow
woodhewer
woodcreeper
woodreeper
tree
creeper
any
of
numerous
South
American
and
Central
American
birds
with
a
curved
bill
and
stiffened
tail
feathers
that
climb
and
feed
like
woodpeckers
creeper
tree
creeper
any
of
various
small
insectivorous
birds
of
the
northern
hemisphere
that
climb
up
a
tree
trunk
supporting
themselves
on
stiff
tail
feathers
and
their
feet
tree
swallow
tree
martin
Hirundo
nigricans
of
Australia
and
Polynesia,
nests
in
tree
cavities
white-bellied
swallow
tree
swallow
Iridoprocne
bicolor
bluish-green-and-white
North
American
swallow,
nests
in
tree
cavities
tree
frog
tree-frog
any
of
various
Old
World
arboreal
frogs
distinguished
from
true
frogs
by
adhesive
suckers
on
the
toes
tree
toad
tree
frog
tree-frog
arboreal
amphibians
usually
having
adhesive
disks
at
the
tip
of
each
toe,
of
southeast
Asia
and
Australia
and
America
Pacific
tree
toad
Hyla
regilla
the
most
commonly
heard
frog
on
the
Pacific
coast
of
America
chameleon
tree
frog
a
form
of
tree
toad
tree
lizard
Urosaurus
ornatus
a
climbing
lizard
of
western
United
States
and
northern
Mexico
band-tailed
pigeon
band-tail
pigeon
bandtail
Columba
fasciata
wild
pigeon
of
western
North
America,
often
mistaken
for
the
now
extinct
passenger
pigeon
tree
swift
crested
swift
birds
of
southeast
Asia
and
East
Indies
differing
from
true
swifts
in
having
upright
crests
and
nesting
in
trees
tree
wallaby
tree
kangaroo
arboreal
wallabies
of
New
Guinea
and
northern
Australia
having
hind
and
forelegs
of
similar
length
tree
cricket
pale
arboreal
American
cricket
noted
for
loud
stridulation
snowy
tree
cricket
Oecanthus
fultoni
pale
yellowish
tree
cricket
widely
distributed
in
North
America
tree
squirrel
any
typical
arboreal
squirrel
sloth
tree
sloth
any
of
several
slow-moving
arboreal
mammals
of
South
America
and
Central
America,
they
hang
from
branches
back
downward
and
feed
on
leaves
and
fruits
tree
shrew
insectivorous
arboreal
mammal
of
southeast
Asia
that
resembles
a
squirrel
with
large
eyes
and
long
sharp
snout
pentail
pen-tail
pen-tailed
tree
shrew
brown
tree
shrew
having
a
naked
tail
bilaterally
fringed
with
long
stiff
hairs
on
the
distal
third,
of
Malaysia
airstrip
flight
strip
landing
strip
strip
an
airfield
without
normal
airport
facilities
armlet
arm
band
a
band
worn
around
the
arm
for
decoration
band
a
thin
flat
strip
of
flexible
material
that
is
worn
around
the
body
or
one
of
the
limbs
(especially
to
decorate
the
body)
band
banding
stripe
an
adornment
consisting
of
a
strip
of
a
contrasting
color
or
material
band
a
restraint
put
around
something
to
hold
it
together
band
ring
a
strip
of
material
attached
to
the
leg
of
a
bird
to
identify
it
(as
in
studies
of
bird
migration)
band
a
thin
flat
strip
or
loop
of
flexible
material
that
goes
around
or
over
something
else,
typically
to
hold
it
together
or
as
a
decoration
band
a
driving
belt
in
machinery
Band
Aid
trade
name
for
an
adhesive
bandage
to
cover
small
cuts
or
blisters
bandsaw
band
saw
an
endless
saw
consisting
of
a
toothed
metal
band
that
is
driven
around
two
wheels
bimetallic
strip
a
strip
consisting
of
two
metals
that
bends
with
a
rise
in
temperature
brake
band
a
band
that
can
be
tightened
around
a
shaft
to
stop
its
rotation
Christmas
tree
an
ornamented
evergreen
used
as
a
Christmas
decoration
cigar
band
a
narrow
paper
band
around
a
cigar
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