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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Luftmasche
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Luftmasche
f
LM (Häkeln)
textil.
Luftmasche
n
pl
Wende
luftmasche
f
WLm
chain stitch (crochet)
chain stitches
turning chain tch
Br.
; turning chain tch
Am.
Luftmasche
f
LM (Häkeln)
textil.
Luftmasche
n
pl
Wende
luftmasche
f
WLm
chain stitch (crochet)
chain stitches
turning chain tch
Br.
; turning chain tch
Am.
Luftmasche
f
LM (Häkeln)
textil.
Luftmasche
n
pl
Wende
luftmasche
f
WLm
chain stitch (crochet)
chain stitches
turning chain tch
Br.
; turning chain tch
Am.
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Luftmasche Synonyme
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Englische
chain stitch Synonyme
chain
Alps
Andes
Caucasus
Himalayas
Indian file
Kekule formula
Oregon boat
Rockies
accouple
accumulate
accumulative
additive
additory
agglutinate
alps on alps
alternation
amass
anchor
andiron
anklet
armlet
armory
array
arrest
articulate
articulation
assemble
associate
atomic cluster
badge
badge of office
badges
band
bandage
bangle
bank
baton
batten
batten down
be continuous
beads
bearing rein
belay
belt
bend
benzene ring
bijou
bilbo
bind
bind up
bit
blazonry
bond
bonds
brace
bracelet
bracket
brake
branched
chain
brassard
breastpin
bridge
bridge over
bridle
brooch
bundle
button
buzz
camisole
cap and gown
cartel
catena
catenate
catenation
cement
chain
of office
chain
reaction
chain
ing
chain
s
chaplet
charm
chatelaine
check
checkrein
chock
cinch
circle
clap together
class ring
cliched
clog
closed
chain
coal tongs
cockade
collar
collect
combination
combine
commonplace
compound radical
comprise
concatenate
concatenation
confine
confinement
conglobulate
conglomerate
conjoin
conjugate
connect
connect up
connection
consecution
continuate
continue
continuum
control
copulate
cordillera
coronet
countercheck
couple
course
cover
crane
crook
cross
crown
cuffs
curb
curb bit
cycle
damper
decoration
descent
diadem
do up
doorstop
drag
drag sail
dress
drift anchor
drift sail
drogue
drone
eagle
earring
emblems
embrace
en
chain
encompass
endless belt
endless round
ensigns
entrammel
fasces
fasten
fasten down
fetter
fetters
figurehead
file
filiation
fire hook
fire tongs
firedog
fleur-de-lis
fob
form a series
gag
gamut
gather
gem
gird
girdle
girt
girth
glue
gradation
grate
grating
grid
griddle
gridiron
grill
griller
group
gyve
gyves
hackneyed
halter
hammer and sickle
hamper
handcuff
handcuffs
heraldry
heterocycle
hobble
hobbles
hog-tie
holdback
homocycle
hopple
hopples
hum
include
insigni
chain
gang
POW
cageling
captive
con
convict
detenu
ex-convict
gaolbird
internee
jailbird
lifer
parolee
political prisoner
prisoner
prisoner of war
stir bird
ticket-of-leave man
ticket-of-leaver
trusty
chain
reaction
Indian file
alpha decay
array
articulation
atom-chipping
atom-smashing
atomic disintegration
atomic reaction
atomization
bank
beta decay
bombardment
breeding
bullet
buzz
catena
catenation
chain
chain
of circumstances
chain
ing
chapter of accidents
cleavage
concatenation
concatenation of events
connection
consecution
continuum
course
cycle
descent
disintegration series
dissociation
drone
endless belt
endless round
exchange reaction
feast and famine
file
filiation
fission
fission reaction
gamma decay
gamut
gradation
hum
ins and outs
ionization
line
lineage
monotone
neutron reaction
nexus
nonreversible reaction
nuclear fission
nucleization
pendulum
periodicity
photodisintegration
plenum
powder train
progression
proton gun
proton reaction
queue
range
rank
recurrence
reticulation
reversible reaction
rotation
round
routine
row
run
scale
sequence
series
single file
spectrum
splitting the atom
stimulation
string
succession
swath
target
thermonuclear reaction
thread
tier
train
ups and downs
vicious circle
vicissitudes
vicissitudes of fortune
windrow
Luftmasche Definition
Brequet
chain
(
)
A
watch-guard.
By-turning
(
n.
)
An
obscure
road
Chain
(
n.
)
A
series
of
links
or
rings,
usually
of
metal,
connected,
or
fitted
into
one
another,
used
for
various
purposes,
as
of
support,
of
restraint,
of
ornament,
of
the
exertion
and
transmission
of
mechanical
power,
etc.
Chain
(
n.
)
That
which
confines,
fetters,
or
secures,
as
a
chain
Chain
(
n.
)
A
series
of
things
linked
together
Chain
(
n.
)
An
instrument
which
consists
of
links
and
is
used
in
measuring
land.
Chain
(
n.
)
Iron
links
bolted
to
the
side
of
a
vessel
to
bold
the
dead-eyes
connected
with
the
shrouds
Chain
(
n.
)
The
warp
threads
of
a
web.
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
fasten,
bind,
or
connect
with
a
chain
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
keep
in
slavery
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
closely
and
strongly.
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
measure
with
the
chain.
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
protect
by
drawing
a
chain
across,
as
a
harbor.
Chain
pump
(
)
A
pump
consisting
of
an
endless
chain,
running
over
a
drum
or
wheel
by
which
it
is
moved,
and
dipping
below
the
water
to
be
raised.
The
chain
has
at
intervals
disks
or
lifts
which
fit
the
tube
through
which
the
ascending
part
passes
and
carry
the
water
to
the
point
of
discharge.
Chain
stitch
(
)
An
ornamental
stitch
like
the
links
of
a
chain
Chain
stitch
(
)
A
stitch
in
which
the
looping
of
the
thread
or
threads
forms
a
chain
on
the
under
side
of
the
work
Chain
wheel
(
)
A
chain
pulley,
or
sprocket
wheel.
Chain
wheel
(
)
An
inversion
of
the
chain
pump,
by
which
it
becomes
a
motor
driven
by
water.
Crochet
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
knitting
done
by
means
of
a
hooked
needle,
with
worsted,
silk,
or
cotton
Crochet
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
knit
with
a
crochet
needle
or
hook
Cross-stitch
(
n.
)
A
form
of
stitch,
where
the
stitches
are
diagonal
and
in
pairs,
the
thread
of
one
stitch
crossing
that
of
the
other.
Gunter's
chain
(
)
The
chain
ordinarily
used
in
measuring
land.
See
Chain,
n.,
4,
and
Gunter's
scale.
Lock
stitch
(
)
A
peculiar
sort
of
stitch
formed
by
the
locking
of
two
threads
together,
as
in
the
work
done
by
some
sewing
machines.
See
Stitch.
Sheet
chain
(
)
A
chain
sheet
cable.
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
single
pass
of
a
needle
in
sewing
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
single
turn
of
the
thread
round
a
needle
in
knitting
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
space
of
work
taken
up,
or
gone
over,
in
a
single
pass
of
the
needle
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
local
sharp
pain
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
contortion,
or
twist.
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
Any
least
part
of
a
fabric
or
dress
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
A
furrow.
Stitch
(
v.
t.)
To
form
stitches
in
Stitch
(
v.
t.)
To
sew,
or
unite
together
by
stitches
Stitch
(
v.
t.)
To
form
land
into
ridges.
Stitch
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
stitching,
or
needlework.
Top-chain
(
n.
)
A
chain
for
slinging
the
lower
yards,
in
time
of
action,
to
prevent
their
falling,
if
the
ropes
by
which
they
are
hung
are
shot
away.
Turning
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Turn
Turning
(
n.
)
The
act
of
one
who,
or
that
which,
turns
Turning
(
n.
)
The
place
of
a
turn
Turning
(
n.
)
Deviation
from
the
way
or
proper
course.
Turning
(
n.
)
Turnery,
or
the
shaping
of
solid
substances
into
various
by
means
of
a
lathe
and
cutting
tools.
Turning
(
n.
)
The
pieces,
or
chips,
detached
in
the
process
of
turning
from
the
material
turned.
Turning
(
n.
)
A
maneuver
by
which
an
enemy
or
a
position
is
turned.
chain stitch (crochet) / chain stitches / turning chain tch [Br.]; turning chain tch [Am.] Bedeutung
turning
act
of
changing
in
practice
or
custom,
the
law
took
many
turnings
over
the
years
avoidance
turning
away
shunning
dodging
deliberately
avoiding,
keeping
away
from
or
preventing
from
happening
turn
turning
the
act
of
changing
or
reversing
the
direction
of
the
course,
he
took
a
turn
to
the
right
turning
the
activity
of
shaping
something
on
a
lathe
chain
pickerel
chain
pike
Esox
niger
common
in
quiet
waters
of
eastern
United
States
anchor
chain
anchor
rope
the
chain
or
rope
that
attaches
an
anchor
to
a
vessel
atomic
pile
atomic
reactor
pile
chain
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
controlled
nuclear
fission
to
generate
energy
ball
and
chain
heavy
iron
ball
attached
to
a
prisoner
by
a
chain
bargello
flame
stitch
needlepoint
embroidery
stitch
that
produces
zigzag
lines
baste
basting
basting
stitch
tacking
a
loose
temporary
sewing
stitch
to
hold
layers
of
fabric
together
bicycle
chain
a
chain
that
transmits
the
power
from
the
pedals
to
the
rear
wheel
of
a
bicycle
blanket
stitch
a
strong
reinforcing
stitch
for
edges
of
blanket
and
other
thick
material,
similar
to
buttonhole
stitch
buttonhole
stitch
a
reinforcing
looped
stitch
for
edges,
as
around
a
buttonhole
chain
a
series
of
(usually
metal)
rings
or
links
fitted
into
one
another
to
make
a
flexible
ligament
chain
string
strand
a
necklace
made
by
a
stringing
objects
together,
a
string
of
beads,
a
strand
of
pearls,
chain
anything
that
acts
as
a
restraint
chain
a
linked
or
connected
series
of
objects,
a
chain
of
daisies
chain
mail
ring
mail
mail
chain
armor
chain
armour
ring
armor
ring
armour
(Middle
Ages)
flexible
armor
made
of
interlinked
metal
rings
chain
printer
an
impact
printer
that
carries
the
type
slugs
by
links
of
a
revolving
chain
chain
saw
chainsaw
portable
power
saw,
teeth
linked
to
form
an
endless
chain
chain
stitch
a
looped
stitch
resembling
the
links
of
a
chain,
used
in
embroidery
and
in
sewing
chain
stitch
the
most
basic
of
all
crochet
stitches
made
by
pulling
a
loop
of
yarn
through
another
loop
chain
store
one
of
a
chain
of
retail
stores
under
the
same
management
and
selling
the
same
merchandise
chain
tongs
a
pipe
wrench
used
for
turning
large
pipes,
an
adjustable
chain
circles
the
pipe
with
its
ends
connected
to
the
head
whose
teeth
engage
the
pipe
chain
wrench
another
name
for
chain
tongs
corner
street
corner
turning
point
the
intersection
of
two
streets,
standing
on
the
corner
watching
all
the
girls
go
by
crochet
crocheting
needlework
done
by
interlocking
looped
stitches
with
a
hooked
needle
crochet
needle
crochet
hook
a
needle
with
a
hook
on
the
end,
used
in
crocheting
crochet
stitch
any
one
of
a
number
of
stitches
made
by
pulling
a
loop
of
yarn
through
another
loop
with
a
crochet
needle
cross-stitch
embroidery
done
with
pairs
of
stitches
that
cross
each
other
cross-stitch
two
stitches
forming
a
cross
or
X
daisy
chain
flower
chain
consisting
of
a
string
of
daisies
linked
by
their
stems,
worn
by
students
on
class
day
at
some
schools
double
crochet
double
stitch
a
kind
of
crochet
stitch
fagot
stitch
faggot
stitch
the
stitch
that
ties
a
group
of
parallel
threads
together
in
fagoting
flower
chain
flowers
strung
together
in
a
chain
fob
watch
chain
watch
guard
short
chain
or
ribbon
attaching
a
pocket
watch
to
a
man's
vest
garter
stitch
a
knitting
stitch
that
results
in
a
pattern
of
horizontal
ridges
formed
by
knitting
both
sides
(instead
of
purling
one
side)
half
cross
stitch
a
single
cross
stitch
at
a
diagonal
hemming-stitch
a
stitch
used
in
sewing
hems
on
skirts
and
dresses
knit
knit
stitch
plain
plain
stitch
a
basic
knitting
stitch
knitting
stitch
a
stitch
taken
in
knitting
lazy
daisy
stitch
long
chain
stitches
arranged
in
flower
patterns
machine
stitch
sewing-machine
stitch
a
sewing
stitch
made
by
a
sewing
machine,
sometimes
using
more
than
one
thread
overhand
stitch
a
stitch
passing
over
an
edge
vertically
paper
chain
a
chain
made
of
loops
of
colored
paper,
used
to
decorate
a
room
petit
point
tent
stitch
a
small
diagonal
needlepoint
stitch
pull
chain
a
chain
(usually
with
a
handle
at
the
end)
that
is
pulled
in
order
to
operate
some
mechanism
(e.g.
to
flush
a
toilet)
purl
purl
stitch
a
basic
knitting
stitch
running
stitch
small,
even,
hand
stitches
run
in
and
out
saddle
stitch
a
decorative
overcast
or
running
stitch,
especially
in
a
contrasting
color
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