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Definition
Synonym
Stamml�sung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stammlager
n
; Stalag
n
hist.
mil.
stalag (German prisoner-of-war camp in World War II)
Stammland
n
; Stammesgebiet
n
(einer ethnischen Gruppe)
geogr.
soc.
homeland (of an ethnical group)
Hauptversorgungsleitung
f
; Hauptleitung
f
; Stammleitung
f
electr.
electric main
Ludwig der Stammler
hist.
Louis the Stammerer
Stammlösung
f
; Stocklösung
f
chem.
Stammlösungen
pl
; Stocklösungen
pl
stock solution
stock solutions
Stammlokal
n
Stammlokale
pl
favourite pub
favourite pubs
Stammlokal
favourite pub
Treff
m
ugs.
; Treffpunkt
m
Stammlokal
n
Stammplatz
m
hangout; hang-out
coll.
hangout; hang-out
coll.
hangout; hang-out
coll.
jds. Stammlokal
n
; jds. Lieblingslokal
n
cook.
sb.'s haunt; sb.'s hang-out; sb.'s hangout
coll.
stammlos
adj
bot.
trunkless
Deutsche
Stamml�sung Synonyme
sung
Englische
stalag Synonyme
Stamml�sung Definition
Aids-de-camp
(
pl.
)
of
Aid-de-camp
Aid-de-camp
(
n.
)
An
officer
selected
by
a
general
to
carry
orders,
also
to
assist
or
represent
him
in
correspondence
and
in
directing
movements.
Brother
german
(
)
A
brother
by
both
the
father's
and
mother's
side,
in
contradistinction
to
a
uterine
brother,
one
by
the
mother
only.
Camp
(
n.
)
The
ground
or
spot
on
which
tents,
huts,
etc.,
are
erected
for
shelter,
as
for
an
army
or
for
lumbermen,
etc.
Camp
(
n.
)
A
collection
of
tents,
huts,
etc.,
for
shelter,
commonly
arranged
in
an
orderly
manner.
Camp
(
n.
)
A
single
hut
or
shelter
Camp
(
n.
)
The
company
or
body
of
persons
encamped,
as
of
soldiers,
of
surveyors,
of
lumbermen,
etc.
Camp
(
n.
)
A
mound
of
earth
in
which
potatoes
and
other
vegetables
are
stored
for
protection
against
frost
Camp
(
n.
)
An
ancient
game
of
football,
played
in
some
parts
of
England.
Camp
(
v.
t.)
To
afford
rest
or
lodging
for,
as
an
army
or
travelers.
Camp
(
v.
i.)
To
pitch
or
prepare
a
camp
Camp
(
n.
)
To
play
the
game
called
camp.
Cousin-german
(
n.
)
A
first
cousin.
See
Note
under
Cousin,
1.
Fair-world
(
n.
)
State
of
prosperity.
German
(
a.
)
Nearly
related
German
(
n.
)
A
native
or
one
of
the
people
of
Germany.
German
(
n.
)
The
German
language.
German
(
n.
)
A
round
dance,
often
with
a
waltz
movement,
abounding
in
capriciosly
involved
figures.
German
(
n.
)
A
social
party
at
which
the
german
is
danced.
German
(
n.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Germany.
Prisoner
(
n.
)
One
who
is
confined
in
a
prison.
Prisoner
(
n.
)
A
person
under
arrest,
or
in
custody,
whether
in
prison
or
not
World
(
n.
)
The
earth
and
the
surrounding
heavens
World
(
n.
)
Any
planet
or
heavenly
body,
especially
when
considered
as
inhabited,
and
as
the
scene
of
interests
analogous
with
human
interests
World
(
n.
)
The
earth
and
its
inhabitants,
with
their
concerns
World
(
n.
)
In
a
more
restricted
sense,
that
part
of
the
earth
and
its
concerns
which
is
known
to
any
one,
or
contemplated
by
any
one
World
(
n.
)
The
customs,
practices,
and
interests
of
men
World
(
n.
)
Individual
experience
of,
or
concern
with,
life
World
(
n.
)
The
inhabitants
of
the
earth
World
(
n.
)
The
earth
and
its
affairs
as
distinguished
from
heaven
World
(
n.
)
As
an
emblem
of
immensity,
a
great
multitude
or
quantity
World-wide
(
a.
)
Extended
throughout
the
world
stalag (German prisoner-of-war camp in World War II) Bedeutung
world
record
the
best
record
in
the
whole
world
prisoner's
base
a
children's
game,
two
teams
capture
opposing
players
by
tagging
them
and
taking
them
to
their
own
base
German
lesson
instruction
in
the
German
language
prisoner
of
war
censorship
military
censorship
of
communication
to
and
from
prisoners
of
war
and
civilian
internees
held
by
the
armed
forces
world
war
a
war
in
which
the
major
nations
of
the
world
are
involved
world
affairs
international
affairs
affairs
between
nations,
you
can't
really
keep
up
with
world
affairs
by
watching
television
the
way
of
the
world
the
ways
of
the
world
the
manner
in
which
people
typically
behave
or
things
typically
happen,
the
ordinary
reader
is
endowed
with
considerable
wisdom
and
knowledge
of
the
way
of
the
world,
she
was
well-versed
in
the
ways
of
the
world
before
she
had
taken
the
veil,
he
was
amazingly
innocent
of
the
ways
of
the
world
World
War
I
World
War
Great
War
First
World
War
War
to
End
War
a
war
between
the
allies
(Russia,
France,
British
Empire,
Italy,
United
States,
Japan,
Rumania,
Serbia,
Belgium,
Greece,
Portugal,
Montenegro)
and
the
Central
Powers
(Germany,
Austria-Hungary,
Turkey,
Bulgaria)
from
to
World
War
II
World
War
Second
World
War
a
war
between
the
Allies
(Australia,
Belgium,
Bolivia,
Brazil,
Canada,
China,
Colombia,
Costa
Rica,
Cuba,
Czechoslovakia,
Dominican
Republic,
El
Salvador,
Ethiopia,
France,
Greece,
Guatemala,
Haiti,
Honduras,
India,
Iran,
Iraq,
Luxembourg,
Mexico,
Netherlands,
New
Zealand,
Nicaragua,
Norway,
Panama,
Philippines,
Poland,
South
Africa,
United
Kingdom,
United
States,
USSR,
Yugoslavia)
and
the
Axis
(Albania,
Bulgaria,
Finland,
Germany,
Hungary,
Italy,
Japan,
Rumania,
Slovakia,
Thailand)
from
to
New
World
goldfinch
goldfinch
yellowbird
Spinus
tristis
American
finch
whose
male
has
yellow
body
plumage
in
summer
New
World
sparrow
sparrow-like
North
American
finches
New
World
flycatcher
flycatcher
tyrant
flycatcher
tyrant
bird
large
American
birds
that
characteristically
catch
insects
on
the
wing
Old
World
flycatcher
true
flycatcher
flycatcher
any
of
a
large
group
of
small
songbirds
that
feed
on
insects
taken
on
the
wing
Old
World
chat
chat
songbirds
having
a
chattering
call
robin
redbreast
robin
redbreast
Old
World
robin
Erithacus
rubecola
small
Old
World
songbird
with
a
reddish
breast
Old
World
warbler
true
warbler
small
active
brownish
or
greyish
Old
World
birds
New
World
warbler
wood
warbler
small
brightolored
American
songbird
with
a
weak
unmusical
song
New
World
chat
chat
birds
having
a
chattering
call
New
World
oriole
American
oriole
oriole
American
songbird,
male
is
black
and
orange
or
yellow
New
World
blackbird
blackbird
any
bird
of
the
family
Icteridae
whose
male
is
black
or
predominantly
black
Old
World
oriole
oriole
mostly
tropical
songbird,
the
male
is
usually
bright
orange
and
black
Old
World
jay
a
European
jay
New
World
jay
a
North
American
jay
Canada
jay
grey
jay
gray
jay
camp
robber
whisker
jack
Perisoreus
canadensis
a
jay
of
northern
North
America
with
blackapped
head
and
no
crest,
noted
for
boldness
in
thievery
Old
World
vulture
any
of
several
large
vultures
of
Africa
and
Eurasia
New
World
vulture
cathartid
large
birds
of
prey
superficially
similar
to
Old
World
vultures
Old
World
scops
owl
Otus
scops
European
scops
owl
coral
snake
harlequin-snake
New
World
coral
snake
any
of
several
venomous
New
World
snakes
brilliantly
banded
in
red
and
black
and
either
yellow
or
white,
widely
distributed
in
South
America
and
Central
America
coral
snake
Old
World
coral
snake
any
of
various
venomous
elapid
snakes
of
Asia
and
Africa
and
Australia
Old
World
quail
small
game
bird
with
a
rounded
body
and
small
tail
Old
World
crayfish
ecrevisse
small
crayfish
of
Europe
and
Asia
and
western
North
America
Old
World
coot
Fulica
atra
a
coot
found
in
Eurasia
Old
world
white
pelican
Pelecanus
onocrotalus
similar
to
American
white
pelican
German
short-haired
pointer
liver
or
liver-and-white
hunting
dog
developed
in
Germany,
pointer
and
bloodhound
German
shepherd
German
shepherd
dog
German
police
dog
alsatian
breed
of
large
shepherd
dogs
used
in
police
work
and
as
a
guide
for
the
blind
black
bee
German
bee
darkolored
ill-tempered
honeybee
supposedly
of
German
origin
German
cockroach
Croton
bug
crotonbug
water
bug
Blattella
germanica
small
light-brown
cockroach
brought
to
United
States
from
Europe,
a
common
household
pest
European
rabbit
Old
World
rabbit
Oryctolagus
cuniculus
common
greyish-brown
burrowing
animal
native
to
southern
Europe
and
northern
Africa
but
introduced
elsewhere,
widely
domesticated
and
developed
in
various
colors
and
for
various
needs,
young
are
born
naked
and
helpless
New
World
mouse
a
variety
of
rodent
Old
World
porcupine
terrestrial
porcupine
New
World
porcupine
arboreal
porcupine
Old
World
beaver
Castor
fiber
a
European
variety
of
beaver
New
World
beaver
Castor
canadensis
a
variety
of
beaver
found
in
almost
all
areas
of
North
America
except
Florida
New
World
tapir
Tapirus
terrestris
a
tapir
found
in
South
America
and
Central
America
Old
World
buffalo
buffalo
any
of
several
Old
World
animals
resembling
oxen
including,
e.g.,
water
buffalo,
Cape
buffalo
New
World
least
weasel
Mustela
rixosa
of
Canada
and
northeastern
United
States
Old
World
least
weasel
Mustela
nivalis
of
Europe
anteater
New
World
anteater
any
of
several
tropical
American
mammals
of
the
family
Myrmecophagidae
which
lack
teeth
and
feed
on
ants
and
termites
world
human
race
humanity
humankind
human
beings
humans
mankind
man
all
of
the
living
human
inhabitants
of
the
earth,
all
the
world
loves
a
lover,
she
always
used
`humankind'
because
`mankind'
seemed
to
slight
the
women
Old
World
monkey
catarrhine
of
Africa
or
Arabia
or
Asia,
having
nonprehensile
tails
and
nostrils
close
together
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