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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Sommerweizen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Sommerweizen
m
agr.
spring wheat
Sommerweizen
m
agr.
spring wheat
Sommerweide
f
agr.
summer grazing
Viehweide
f
; Weide
f
agr.
Viehweiden
pl
; Weiden
pl
Allmendweide
f
; Hutweide
f
; Hutung
f
; Triftweide
f
; Trift
f
Bergweide
f
; Hochweide
f
; Almweide
f
; Alm
f
; Alpweide
f
; Senne
f
Bayr.
Ös.
Fettweide
f
Kuhweide
f
Magerweide
f
Schafweide
f
Sommerweide
f
Standweide
f
Umtriebsweide
f
; Rotationsweide
f
; Koppelweide
f
Waldweide
f
; Wytweide
f
Schw.
Winterweide
f
pasture; pasturage; grazing land; grazing ground; grazing
pastures; pasturages; grazing grounds; grazings
land pasture; grazing common
Br.
; grazing commons
Am.
mountain pasture; alpine pasture; alp; alpine meadow; hill farm
fertilized pasture
cow pasture
pasture of low productivity
sheep pasture
summer pasture; summer pasturage; summer grazing ground; summer grazing
intensively grazed pasture
rotational grazing; rotation pasture
Am.
forest pasture; wood pasture; forest grazing ground
winter pasture; winter pasturage; winter grazing ground; winter grazing
Sommerweizen
m
agr.
spring wheat
Sommerwende
f
midsummer
Sommerwende
midsummer
Sommerwetter
n
meteo.
summer weather
Deutsche
Sommerweizen Synonyme
sommerweizen
Englische
spring wheat Synonyme
spring
Eastertide
Highland fling
Lastex
Maytime
accrue from
adaptability
adolescence
aestival
air mattress
airiness
ambition
anabasis
and jump
appear
arctic
arise
arrive
ascension
ascent
aspiration
autumn
autumnal
backfire
backlash
backlashing
balance
spring
baleen
basis
baths
battledore
be born
be contingent on
be due to
bedding
bed
spring
begin
beginning
bend
bevy
birth
blast
blitz
blow to pieces
blow up
bolster
bolt
bomb
bombard
bonanza
boomerang
boreal
bounce
bounce back
bounciness
bound
bound back
broach
broad jump
brumal
buck
buckjump
buckle
bud from
budtime
buoyance
buoyancy
burst forth
calling
canicular
cannon
cannon off
canter
capriole
carom
casino
cause
charm
chewing gum
chink
clamber
clear
cleave
climb
climbing
cloud
club
clubhouse
come
come from
come into being
come into existence
come out
come out of
come up
commence
consideration
contort
contrecoup
cornucopia
covey
crack
crevasse
crook
crumple
curvet
cushion
cut
cut open
dart
demivolt
depend on
derive from
descend from
discharge
dispart
distort
divaricate
divide
elastic
elasticity
elastomer
elevation
emanate
emanate from
emancipate
emerge
emerge from
ensue from
equinoctial
escalade
evolve
excitant
extensibility
fissure
flexibility
flight
flock
flow
flow from
fly
fly back
fly open
flying jump
follow from
font
fount
fountain
fountainhead
fox-trot
gaggle
galliard
gallop
gambling house
gathering place
gelandesprung
germinate from
get
git
give
gnarl
goal
gold mine
grand jete
greenness
ground
grow
grow from
grow out of
guiding light
guiding star
gum
gum elastic
gush
gyring up
hair
spring
handball
hand
spring
hang on
hangout
hatch
haunt
have repercussions
head
head
spring
headstream
headwater
health resort
hibernal
hiemal
high jump
hightail
hinge on
hippety-hop
hive
hop
hop along
hotfoot
hurdle
ideal
impetus
incise
spring
fever
dilatoriness
do-nothingness
ergophobia
faineancy
faineantise
hoboism
indolence
inertia
inexertion
laggardness
laziness
lotus-eating
remissness
shiftlessness
sloth
slothfulness
slowness
vagrancy
spring
up
appear
approach
arise
be born
become
blossom
bob up
break forth
break out
break water
brew
burgeon
burst forth
chance
come along
come forth
come into being
come into existence
come on
come out
come to be
crop up
debouch
develop
draw on
erupt
flare up
flash
float up
flourish
fly up
fountain
gather
germinate
get to be
gleam
grow
grow up
gush
have origin
hypertrophy
increase
irrupt
issue
issue forth
jet
jump up
leap up
materialize
mature
mushroom
originate
outgrow
overdevelop
overgrow
overtop
pop up
present itself
procreate
pullulate
reproduce
rise
rocket
shoot up
show up
skyrocket
sprout
sprout up
spurt
start up
surface
take birth
take rise
thrive
tower
turn up
upleap
upshoot
upspear
up
spring
upsprout
upstart
vault up
vegetate
wax
spring
upon
ambush
astonish
bushwhack
catch at
catch off-guard
catch unawares
come from behind
come upon unexpectedly
do the unexpected
drop in on
fasten upon
jump
jump at
pounce upon
pull up short
scramble for
seize on
snap at
snatch at
spring
a surprise
surprise
swoop down upon
take by surprise
take short
take unawares
spring
board
Lastex
baleen
battledore
chewing gum
elastic
elastomer
gum
gum elastic
handball
jumping jack
racket
rubber
rubber ball
rubber band
spandex
spring
stretch fabric
trampoline
whalebone
spring
bok
Cape elk
Virginia deer
antelope
buck
camel
camelopard
caribou
deer
deerlet
doe
dromedary
eland
elk
fallow deer
fawn
gazelle
giraffe
gnu
hart
hartebeest
hind
kaama
moose
mule deer
musk deer
okapi
red deer
reindeer
roe
roe deer
roebuck
stag
wildebeest
spring
e
bait
birdlime
bola
booby trap
cobweb
deadfall
dragnet
fishhook
fly
gill net
ground bait
hook
jig
lariat
lasso
lime
lure
meshes
mousetrap
net
noose
plug
pound net
purse seine
seine
snare
sniggle
spinner
squid
toils
trapfall
trawl
wobbler
spring
like
aestival
arctic
autumn
autumnal
beryl-green
berylline
blue-green
bluish-green
boreal
brumal
canicular
chartreuse
chloranemic
chlorine
chlorotic
citrine
citrinous
emerald
equinoctial
foliaged
glaucescent
glaucous
glaucous-green
grassy
green
green as grass
green-blue
greenish
greenish-blue
greenish-yellow
greensick
hibernal
hiemal
holly
ivy
ivy-green
leafy
leaved
midsummer
midwinter
olivaceous
olive
olive-green
out of season
porraceous
seasonal
smaragdine
solstitial
spring
summer
summerlike
summerly
summery
verdant
verdurous
vernal
vernant
vert
virescent
winter
winterlike
wintery
wintry
yellowish-green
spring
y
adaptable
adaptive
bendable
bending
bouncy
buoyant
compliant
ductile
elastic
extensible
extensile
fabricable
facile
fictile
flexible
flexile
flexuous
formable
formative
giving
impressible
impressionable
like putty
limber
lissome
lithe
lithesome
lively
malleable
moldable
plastic
pliable
pliant
rebounding
receptive
recoiling
resilient
responsive
sensitive
sequacious
shapable
stretch
stretchable
stretchy
submissive
supple
susceptible
tractable
tractile
whippy
willowy
yielding
Sommerweizen Definition
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
leap
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
issue
with
speed
and
violence
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
start
or
rise
suddenly,
as
from
a
covert.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
fly
back
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
bend
from
a
straight
direction
or
plane
surface
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
up,
out,
or
forth
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
issue
or
proceed,
as
from
a
parent
or
ancestor
Spring
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
spring
up
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
or
disclose
suddenly
or
unexpectedly.
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
explode
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
crack
or
split
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
close
suddenly,
as
the
parts
of
a
trap
operated
by
a
spring
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
bend
by
force,
as
something
stiff
or
strong
Spring
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
over
by
leaping
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
leap
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
flying
back
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Elastic
power
or
force.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
An
elastic
body
of
any
kind,
as
steel,
India
rubber,
tough
wood,
or
compressed
air,
used
for
various
mechanical
purposes,
as
receiving
and
imparting
power,
diminishing
concussion,
regulating
motion,
measuring
weight
or
other
force.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Any
source
of
supply
Spring
(
v.
i.)
Any
active
power
Spring
(
v.
i.)
That
which
springs,
or
is
originated,
from
a
source
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
race
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
youth
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
shoot
Spring
(
v.
i.)
That
which
causes
one
to
spring
Spring
(
v.
i.)
The
season
of
the
year
when
plants
begin
to
vegetate
and
grow
Spring
(
v.
i.)
The
time
of
growth
and
progress
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
crack
or
fissure
in
a
mast
or
yard,
running
obliquely
or
transversely.
Spring
(
v.
i.)
A
line
led
from
a
vessel's
quarter
to
her
cable
so
that
by
tightening
or
slacking
it
she
can
be
made
to
lie
in
any
desired
position
Wheat
(
n.
)
A
cereal
grass
(Triticum
vulgare)
and
its
grain,
which
furnishes
a
white
flour
for
bread,
and,
next
to
rice,
is
the
grain
most
largely
used
by
the
human
race.
spring wheat Bedeutung
leap
leaping
spring
saltation
bound
bounce
a
light,
self-propelled
movement
upwards
or
forwards
spring
break
a
week
or
more
of
recess
during
the
spring
term
at
school
leopard
frog
spring
frog
Rana
pipiens
common
North
American
green
or
brownish
frog
having
white-edged
dark
oval
spots
green
frog
spring
frog
Rana
clamitans
similar
to
bullfrog,
found
in
or
near
marshes
and
ponds,
of
United
States
and
Canada
spring
peeper
Hyla
crucifer
a
small
brown
tree
toad
having
a
shrill
call
heard
near
wetlands
of
eastern
United
States
and
Canada
in
early
spring
spring
chicken
a
young
chicken
having
tender
meat
wheatworm
wheat
eel
wheat
eelworm
Tylenchus
tritici
small
roundworm
parasitic
on
wheat
spring
cankerworm
variably
colored
looper,
larva
of
Paleacrita
vernata
air
cushion
air
spring
a
mechanical
device
using
confined
air
to
absorb
the
shock
of
motion
box
spring
a
coiled
bedspring
in
a
frame
that
is
covered
with
cloth
coil
spring
volute
spring
a
spring
in
the
shape
of
a
coil
leaf
spring
long
narrow
spring
consisting
of
several
layers
of
metal
springs
bracketed
together
set
gun
spring
gun
a
gun
that
is
set
to
fire
on
any
intruder
that
comes
in
contact
with
the
wire
that
sets
it
off
spiral
spring
a
spring
that
is
wound
like
a
spiral
spring
a
metal
elastic
device
that
returns
to
its
shape
or
position
when
pushed
or
pulled
or
pressed,
the
spring
was
broken
spring
balance
spring
scale
a
balance
that
measure
weight
by
the
tension
on
a
helical
spring
spring
mattress
a
mattress
containing
springs
in
a
rigid
frame
wheat
future
wheat
bought
or
sold
at
an
agreed
price
for
delivery
at
a
specified
future
date
pale
yellow
straw
wheat
a
variable
yellow
tint,
dull
yellow,
often
diluted
with
white
give
spring
springiness
the
elasticity
of
something
that
can
be
stretched
and
returns
to
its
original
length
wheat
flour
flour
prepared
from
wheat
whole
wheat
flour
graham
flour
graham
whole
meal
flour
flour
made
by
grinding
the
entire
wheat
berry
including
the
bran,
(`whole
meal
flour'
is
British
usage)
wheat
gluten
gluten
prepared
from
wheat
cracked-wheat
bread
bread
made
with
cracked
wheat
that
has
been
ground
fine
dark
bread
whole
wheat
bread
whole
meal
bread
brown
bread
bread
made
with
whole
wheat
flour
puffed
wheat
puffy
wheat
berries
green
onion
spring
onion
scallion
a
young
onion
before
the
bulb
has
enlarged,
eaten
in
salads
bulgur
bulghur
bulgur
wheat
parched
crushed
wheat
wheat
wheat
berry
grains
of
common
wheat,
sometimes
cooked
whole
or
cracked
as
cereal,
usually
ground
into
flour
cracked
wheat
grains
of
wheat
that
have
been
crushed
into
small
pieces
wheat
germ
embryo
of
the
wheat
kernel,
removed
before
milling
and
eaten
as
a
source
of
vitamins
egg
roll
spring
roll
minced
vegetables
and
meat
wrapped
in
a
pancake
and
fried
Weissbier
white
beer
wheat
beer
a
general
name
for
beers
made
from
wheat
by
top
fermentation,
usually
very
pale
and
cloudy
and
effervescent
spring
water
water
from
a
spring
spring
a
point
at
which
water
issues
forth
wheatfield
wheat
field
a
field
planted
with
wheat
hot
spring
thermal
spring
a
natural
spring
of
water
at
a
temperature
ofF
or
above
spring
fountain
outflow
outpouring
natural
spring
a
natural
flow
of
ground
water
young
person
youth
younker
spring
chicken
a
young
person
(especially
a
young
man
or
boy)
Carolina
spring
beauty
Claytonia
caroliniana
similar
to
Claytonia
virginica
but
having
usually
pink
flowers,
eastern
North
America
spring
beauty
Clatonia
lanceolata
small
slender
plant
having
one
pair
of
succulent
leaves
at
the
middle
of
the
stem
and
a
loose
raceme
of
white
or
pink
or
rose
bowl-shaped
flowers
and
an
edible
corm
Virginia
spring
beauty
Claytonia
virginica
small
cormous
perennial
grown
for
its
low
rosette
of
succulent
foliage
and
racemes
of
pink-tinged
white
flowers,
eastern
North
America
spring
cress
Cardamine
bulbosa
small
white-flowered
cress
common
in
wet
places
in
eastern
North
America
wheatgrass
wheat-grass
a
grass
of
the
genus
Agropyron
crested
wheatgrass
crested
wheat
grass
fairway
crested
wheat
grass
Agropyron
cristatum
Eurasian
grass
grown
in
United
States
great
plains
area
for
forage
and
erosion
control
wheat
annual
or
biennial
grass
having
erect
flower
spikes
and
light
brown
grains
wheat
berry
a
grain
of
wheat
durum
durum
wheat
hard
wheat
Triticum
durum
Triticum
turgidum
macaroni
wheat
wheat
with
hard
darkolored
kernels
high
in
gluten
and
used
for
bread
and
pasta,
grown
especially
in
southern
Russia,
North
Africa,
and
northern
central
North
America
soft
wheat
wheat
with
soft
starch
kernels
used
in
pastry
and
breakfast
cereals
common
wheat
Triticum
aestivum
widely
cultivated
in
temperate
regions
in
many
varieties
for
its
commercially
important
grain
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