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Definition
Synonym
Smaragdspint
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Smaragdspint
m
ornith.
Little Green Bee Eater
Smaragdspint
m
ornith.
Little Green Bee Eater
Smaragdschnäpperdrossel
f
ornith.
Green Cochoa
Schnäpperdrosseln
pl
(Cochoa) (zoologische Gattung)
ornith.
Java-Schnäpperdrossel
f
; Sunda-Schnäpperdrossel
f
(Cochoa azurea)
Purpurschnäpperdrossel
f
(Cochoa purpurea)
Smaragdschnäpperdrossel
f
(Cochoa viridis)
Sumatra-Schnäpperdrossel
f
(Cochoa beccarii)
cochoas (zoological genus)
Javan Cochoa
purple cochoa
green cochoa
Sumatran cochoa
Smaragdschneehöschen
n
ornith.
Emerald-bellied Puffleg
Smaragdsittich
m
ornith.
Austral Conure
Smaragdspint
m
ornith.
Little Green Bee Eater
Deutsche
Smaragdspint Synonyme
Englische
Little Green Bee Eater Synonyme
little
Lilliputian
a bit
a breath
a little
abject
abominable
ace
arrant
atom
atrocious
authoritarian
baby
back-burner
bantam
barely
base
beggarly
bigot
bigoted
bit
borne
bowshot
brief
brief span
by a hair
by an ace
casual
cheap
cheesy
close quarters
close range
closed
collateral
compact
compendious
concise
constricted
contemptible
crack
cramped
creedbound
crumb
crummy
cursory
curt
curtal
curtate
dab
deaf
deaf to reason
debased
decurtate
deficient
degraded
depraved
depthless
despicable
diminutive
dinky
dirty
disgusting
dispensable
dole
dollop
dot
dram
dribble
driblet
dwarf
earreach
earshot
elfin
ever so little
execrable
exiguous
exiguously
faintly
fanatical
farthing
feebly
few
flagrant
fleck
flyspeck
footling
fortuitous
foul
fragment
fulsome
gobbet
grain
granule
grave
groat
gross
gunshot
hair
hair space
hairbreadth
hairsbreadth
half-pint
handful
hardly
hardly any
hardly ever
heinous
hidebound
illiberal
immaterial
imperfect
imperfectly
in a nutshell
in miniature
in the small
inadequate
inappreciable
inappreciably
inch
incidental
incompetent
inconsequential
inconsequentially
inconsiderable
ineffectual
inessential
inferior
infinitesimal
infrequently
insignificant
insignificantly
instant
instantaneous
insufficient
insular
iota
irrelevant
itsy-bitsy
itty-bitty
jot
just a bit
knee-high
light
lightly
limited
little bit
little ways
little while
little-minded
low
low-down
lumpen
maladroit
mangy
meager
meagerly
mean
mean-minded
mean-spirited
measly
mediocre
microscopic
midget
mingy
mini
miniature
minim
minimally
minimum
minor
minuscule
minute
minutely
minutiae
miserable
mite
modicum
molecule
moment
monkey
monstrous
mote
narrow
narrow-hearted
narrow-minded
narrow-souled
narrow-spirited
nearsighted
nefarious
negligible
negligibly
niggard
niggardly
no
no great shakes
no time
nonessential
little by little
bit by bit
by degrees
by inches
by inchmeal
by slow degrees
by snatches
degreewise
drop by drop
foot by foot
gradatim
grade by grade
gradually
in detail
in driblets
in installments
in lots
in small doses
in snatches
inch by inch
inchmeal
part by part
piece by piece
piecemeal
slowly
step by step
little fellow
Cockney
Everyman
John Smith
a nobody
a nothing
average man
bairn
bourgeois
cherub
child
chit
cipher
common man
commoner
darling
dummy
figurehead
innocent
insignificancy
jackstraw
kid
kitten
lamb
lambkin
lightweight
little bugger
little guy
little innocent
little man
little one
little tad
little tot
man of straw
mediocrity
mite
nebbish
nipper
nobody one knows
nonentity
obscurity
offspring
peewee
pip-squeak
pleb
plebeian
proletarian
punk
roturier
runt
scrub
shaver
shrimp
small fry
small potato
small potatoes
squirt
squit
tad
tot
wee tot
whiffet
whippersnapper
little known
ignotus
inglorious
nameless
no credit to
obscure
renownless
uncelebrated
undistinguished
unfamed
unglorified
unheard-of
unhonored
unknown
unnotable
unnoted
unnoticed
unpopular
unremarked
unrenowned
unsung
little minded
authoritarian
bigot
bigoted
borne
closed
constricted
cramped
creedbound
deaf
deaf to reason
fanatical
hidebound
illiberal
insular
little
mean
mean-minded
mean-spirited
narrow
narrow-hearted
narrow-minded
narrow-souled
narrow-spirited
nearsighted
parochial
petty
provincial
purblind
shortsighted
small
small-minded
straitlaced
stuffy
uncatholic
uncharitable
ungenerous
unliberal
littleness
abjectness
abominableness
atrociousness
authoritarianism
baseness
beggarliness
bigotry
blind side
blind spot
blinders
brevity
briefness
closed mind
compactness
compendiousness
conciseness
contemptibility
contemptibleness
cramped ideas
crumminess
curtness
daintiness
debasement
deficiency
degradation
delicacy
depravity
despicableness
diminutiveness
enormity
execrableness
exiguity
exiguousness
failure
fanaticism
fewness
foulness
fulsomeness
grossness
heinousness
hideboundness
illiberality
immateriality
imperfection
inadequacy
incompetence
inconsequence
inconsequentiality
inconsiderableness
indifference
ineffectuality
inferiority
insignificance
instantaneousness
insufficiency
insularism
insularity
irrelevance
little-mindedness
low priority
lowness
maladroitness
marginality
meagerness
mean mind
meanness
mediocrity
minginess
minuteness
miserableness
moderateness
monstrousness
narrow sympathies
narrow views
narrow-mindedness
narrowness
nearsightedness
nefariousness
negligibility
niggardliness
obnoxiousness
odiousness
odium theologicum
paltriness
parochialism
pettiness
petty mind
picayune
picayunishness
pokiness
poorness
provincialism
puniness
purblindness
rankness
scabbiness
scantiness
scrubbiness
scruffiness
scumminess
scurviness
secondariness
shabbiness
shoddiness
short time
shortness
shortsightedness
shut mind
slightness
smallness
squalor
stinginess
straitlacedness
stuffiness
subnormality
succinctness
summariness
tininess
transience
triviality
uncatholicity
ungenerousness
unimportance
unimpressiveness
unmagnanimousness
unnoteworthiness
unskillfulness
vileness
vulgarity
wretchedness
Smaragdspint Definition
Ant-eater
(
n.
)
One
of
several
species
of
edentates
and
monotremes
that
feed
upon
ants.
See
Ant-bear,
Pangolin,
Aard-vark,
and
Echidna.
Bee-eater
(
n.
)
A
bird
of
the
genus
Merops,
that
feeds
on
bees.
The
European
species
(M.
apiaster)
is
remarkable
for
its
brilliant
colors.
Bee-eater
(
n.
)
An
African
bird
of
the
genus
Rhinopomastes.
Bottle
green
(
)
A
dark
shade
of
green,
like
that
of
bottle
glass.
Brunswick
green
(
)
An
oxychloride
of
copper,
used
as
a
green
pigment
Eater
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
eats.
Grass-green
(
a.
)
Green
with
grass.
Grass-green
(
a.
)
Of
the
color
of
grass
Green
(
superl.
)
Having
the
color
of
grass
when
fresh
and
growing
Green
(
superl.
)
Having
a
sickly
color
Green
(
superl.
)
Full
of
life
aud
vigor
Green
(
superl.
)
Not
ripe
Green
(
superl.
)
Not
roasted
Green
(
superl.
)
Immature
in
age
or
experience
Green
(
superl.
)
Not
seasoned
Green
(
n.
)
The
color
of
growing
plants
Green
(
n.
)
A
grassy
plain
or
plat
Green
(
n.
)
Fresh
leaves
or
branches
of
trees
or
other
plants
Green
(
n.
)
pl.
Leaves
and
stems
of
young
plants,
as
spinach,
beets,
etc.,
which
in
their
green
state
are
boiled
for
food.
Green
(
n.
)
Any
substance
or
pigment
of
a
green
color.
Green
(
v.
t.)
To
make
green.
Green
(
v.
i.)
To
become
or
grow
green.
Green-broom
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
the
genus
Genista
(G.
tinctoria)
Green-eyed
(
a.
)
Having
green
eyes.
Green-eyed
(
a.
)
Seeing
everything
through
a
medium
which
discolors
or
distorts.
Green-leek
(
n.
)
An
Australian
parrakeet
(Polytelis
Barrabandi)
Green-stall
(
n.
)
A
stall
at
which
greens
and
fresh
vegetables
are
exposed
for
sale.
Kendal
green
(
)
Alt.
of
Kendal
Lincoln
green
(
)
A
color
of
cloth
formerly
made
in
Lincoln,
England
Lotus-eater
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Lotos-eater
Lotos-eater
(
n.
)
One
who
ate
the
fruit
or
leaf
of
the
lotus,
and,
as
a
consequence,
gave
himself
up
to
indolence
and
daydreams
Man-eater
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
has
an
appetite
for
human
flesh
Mitter's
green
(
)
A
pigment
of
a
green
color,
the
chief
constituent
of
which
is
oxide
of
chromium.
Oyster-green
(
n.
)
A
green
membranous
seaweed
(Ulva)
often
found
growing
on
oysters
but
common
on
stones,
piles,
etc.
Salt-green
(
a.
)
Sea-green
in
color.
Scheele's
green
(
)
See
under
Green.
Sea
green
(
)
The
green
color
of
sea
water.
Sea-green
(
a.
)
Of
a
beautiful
bluish
green
color,
like
sea
water
on
soundings.
Little Green Bee Eater Bedeutung
cyanobacteria
blue-green
algae
predominantly
photosynthetic
prokaryotic
organisms
containing
a
blue
pigment
in
addition
to
chlorophyll,
occur
singly
or
in
colonies
in
diverse
habitats,
important
as
phytoplankton
yellow-green
algae
any
alga
of
the
division
Chrysophyta
with
its
chlorophyll
masked
by
yellow
pigment
green
algae
chlorophyte
algae
that
are
clear
green
in
color,
often
growing
on
wet
ricks
or
damp
wood
or
the
surface
of
stagnant
water
great
white
shark
white
shark
man-eater
man-eating
shark
Carcharodon
carcharias
large
aggressive
shark
widespread
in
warm
seas,
known
to
attack
humans
honey
eater
honeysucker
Australasian
bird
with
tongue
and
bill
adapted
for
extracting
nectar
green-tailed
towhee
Chlorura
chlorura
towhee
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
green
frog
spring
frog
Rana
clamitans
similar
to
bullfrog,
found
in
or
near
marshes
and
ponds,
of
United
States
and
Canada
Eurasian
green
toad
Bufo
viridis
Eurasian
toad
with
variable
chiefly
green
coloring
American
green
toad
Bufo
debilis
small
green
or
yellow-green
toad
with
small
black
bars
and
stripes
green
turtle
Chelonia
mydas
large
tropical
turtle
with
greenish
flesh
used
for
turtle
soup
green
lizard
Lacerta
viridis
a
common
Eurasian
lizard
about
a
foot
long
green
snake
grass
snake
either
of
two
North
American
chiefly
insectivorous
snakes
that
are
green
in
color
smooth
green
snake
Opheodrys
vernalis
of
western
and
central
United
States
rough
green
snake
Opheodrys
aestivus
of
southern
and
eastern
United
States
green
snake
any
of
numerous
African
colubrid
snakes
green
mamba
green
phase
of
the
black
mamba
green
peafowl
Pavo
muticus
peafowl
of
southeast
Asia
bee
eater
colorful
chiefly
tropical
Old
World
bird
having
a
strong
graceful
flight,
feeds
on
especially
bees
green
woodpecker
Picus
viridis
woodpecker
of
Europe
and
western
Asia
greenwing
green-winged
teal
Anas
crecca
common
teal
of
Eurasia
and
North
America
green
gland
one
of
a
pair
of
glands
(believed
to
have
excretory
functions)
in
some
crustaceans
near
the
base
of
the
large
antennae
lapwing
green
plover
peewit
pewit
large
crested
Old
World
plover
having
wattles
and
spurs
green
June
beetle
figeater
large
greenish
June
beetle
of
southern
United
States
apple
aphid
green
apple
aphid
Aphis
pomi
bright
green
aphid,
feeds
on
and
causes
curling
of
apple
leaves
green
peach
aphid
yellowish
green
aphid
that
is
especially
destructive
to
peaches
green
lacewing
chrysopid
stink
fly
pale
green
unpleasant-smelling
lacewing
fly
having
carnivorous
larvae
green
monkey
African
green
monkey
Cercopithecus
aethiops
sabaeus
common
savannah
monkey
with
greenish-grey
back
and
yellow
tail
Acapulco
gold
Mexican
green
a
particularly
potent
variety
of
marijuana
farmer's
market
green
market
greenmarket
an
open-air
marketplace
for
farm
products
K
jet
super
acid
special
K
honey
oil
green
cat
valium
super
C
street
names
for
ketamine
pot
grass
green
goddess
dope
weed
gage
sess
sens
smoke
skunk
locoweed
Mary
Jane
street
names
for
marijuana
soft
soap
green
soap
a
soft
(or
liquid)
soap
made
from
vegetable
oils,
used
in
certain
skin
diseases
green
greenness
viridity
green
color
or
pigment,
resembling
the
color
of
growing
grass
sea
green
the
property
of
a
moderate
green
color
resembling
the
waters
of
the
sea
sage
green
the
color
of
sage
leaves
bottle
green
dark
to
moderate
or
greyish
green
chrome
green
a
brilliant
green
color
olive
green
olive-green
a
color
that
is
lighter
and
greener
than
olive
yellow
green
yellowish
green
chartreuse
Paris
green
pea
green
a
shade
of
green
tinged
with
yellow
bluish
green
blue
green
teal
a
blue-green
color
or
pigment,
they
painted
it
a
light
shade
of
bluish
green
jade
green
jade
a
light
green
color
varying
from
bluish
green
to
yellowish
green
green
thumb
green
fingers
a
special
ability
to
make
plants
grow
green
light
permission
to
proceed
with
a
project
or
to
take
action,
the
gave
the
green
light
for
construction
to
begin
green
light
go-ahead
a
signal
to
proceed
green
card
a
card
that
identifies
the
bearer
as
an
alien
with
permanent
resident
status
in
the
United
States,
he
was
surprised
to
discover
that
green
cards
are
no
longer
green
green
paper
a
preliminary
report
of
government
proposals
that
is
published
in
order
to
stimulate
discussion
green
revolution
the
introduction
of
pesticides
and
high-yield
grains
and
better
management
during
the
s
and
s
which
greatly
increased
agricultural
productivity
jealousy
green-eyed
monster
a
feeling
of
jealous
envy
(especially
of
a
rival)
turtle
soup
green
turtle
soup
soup
usually
made
of
the
flesh
of
green
turtles
green
pea
soup
potage
St.
Germain
made
of
fresh
green
peas
and
stock
with
shredded
lettuce
onion
and
celery
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