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Definition
Synonym
Weink�fer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Weinkaktus
m
; Ocotillo
m
(Fouquieria splendens)
bot.
vine cactus; ocotillo; desert coral; coachwhip; Jacob's staff
Weinkanne
f
hist.
relig.
flagon of wine
Weinkarte
f
Weinkarten
pl
wine list
wine lists
Weinkarte
wine list
jdn. etw. bringen; herbringen
v
bringend; herbringend
gebracht; hergebracht
er sie bringt
ich er sie brachte
er sie hat hatte gebracht
ich er sie brächte
Die Kellnerin brachte die Speise- und die Weinkarte.
Bring mir die Schere dort.
Ich bringe dir noch etwas zu trinken.
Bringen Sie mir doch bitte mal die Geräte.
to bring sb. sth.; to bring sth. to sb. {brought; brought}
bringing; bringing to
brought; brought to
he she brings
I he she brought
he she has had brought
I he she would bring
The waitress brought the menu and the wine list.
Bring me those scissors.; Bring those scissors to me.
I'll bring you another drink.; I'll bring another drink to you.
Bring me the tools, will you?
Weinkarten
wine lists
Landwein
m
Landwein
m
(deutsche Weinkategorie)
local wine; typical wine of the country
superior table wine
Weinkategorie
f
Weinkategorien
pl
wine category
wine categories
Weinkeller
m
wine cellar
Weinkeller
wine cellar
Weinkeller
m
Weinkeller
pl
wine cellar
wine cellars
Weinkeller
m
agr.
Weinkeller
pl
wine cellar
wine cellars
Weinkellerei
f
, Kellerei
f
wine producer
Weinkellerei
f
; Kellerei
f
Weinkellereien
pl
; Kellereien
pl
wine producer
wine producers
Weinkellerei
f
; Kellerei
f
agr.
Weinkellereien
pl
; Kellereien
pl
wine producer
wine producers
Weinkellereien
wineries
Weinkellner
m
; Sommelier
m
cook.
Weinkellner
pl
; Sommeliers
pl
wine waiter
Br.
; wine steward
Am.
; sommelier
wine waiters; wine stewards; sommeliers
Weinkellner
m
; Weinkellnerin
f
; Sommelier
m
cook.
Weinkellner
pl
; Weinkellnerinnen
pl
; Sommeliere
pl
wine waiter
Br.
; wine waitress
Br.
; wine steward
Am.
; wine stewardess
Am.
; sommelier
wine waiters; wine waitresses; wine stewards; wine stewardesses; sommeliers
Weinkellnerin
f
cook.
Weinkellnerinnen
pl
wine waitress
Br.
; wine stewardess
Am.
wine waitresses; wine stewardesses
Weinkelter
f
, Weinpresse
f
, Kelter
f
Weinkeltern
pl
, Weinpressen
pl
, Keltern
pl
winepress
winepresses
Weinkelter
wine press
Weinkelter
winepress
Weinkelter
f
; Weinpresse
f
; Kelter
f
Weinkeltern
pl
; Weinpressen
pl
; Keltern
pl
winepress
winepresses
Weinkeltern
wine presses
Weinkeltern
winepresses
Weinkenner
gourmet of wine
Weinkenner
m
, Weinliebhaber
m
oenophile, wine connoisseur
Kenner, Weinkenner
connoisseur
Weinkenner
m
; Weinkennerin
f
; Weinliebhaber
m
; Weinliebhaberin
f
Weinkenner
pl
; Weinkennerinnen
pl
; Weinliebhaber
pl
; Weinliebhaberinnen
pl
oenophile; wine connoisseur
oenophiles; wine connoisseurs
Erzeugerabfüllung
f
; Eigene Abfüllung
f
; Originalabfüllung
f
; Gutsabfüllung
f
(Weinkennzeichnung)
cook.
bottled by the producer; estate bottled (wine labelling)
Weinklimaschrank
m
Weinklimaschränke
pl
wine fridge
wine fridges
Weinverbrauch
m
; Weinkonsum
m
wine consumption
Weinkrampf
m
Weinkrämpfe
pl
crying fit
crying fits
Weinkraempfe
crying fits
Weinkrampf
crying fit
Weinküfer
m
cellarman
Weinküfer
m
Weinküfer
pl
cellarman
cellarmen
Weinkühler
m
cooler
Weinkühler
m
Weinkühler
pl
cooler; wine cooler
coolers; wine coolers
Önologie
f
, Weinkunde
f
, Weinlehre
f
enology
Am.
, oenology
Br.
feine Kochkunst
f
; Gastronomie
f
cook.
Veranstaltungsgastronomie
f
die traditionelle französische Kochkunst
Bücher über Weinkunde und Gastronomie
gastronomy
event gastronomy
traditional French gastronomy
books about wine tasting and gastronomy
Önologie
f
; Weinkunde
f
; Weinlehre
f
oenology
Br.
; enology
Am.
Deutsche
Weink�fer Synonyme
Englische
vine cactus; ocotillo; desert coral; coachwhip; Jacob's staff Synonyme
vine
algae
autophyte
bean
bittersweet
bracken
brown algae
clematis
climber
conferva
confervoid
creeper
dewberry
diatom
fern
fruits and vegetables
fucus
fungus
grape
grape
vine
green algae
greenbrier
gulfweed
herb
heterophyte
honeysuckle
hop
ivy
jasmine
kelp
legume
lentil
liana
lichen
liverwort
mold
moss
mushroom
parasite
parasitic plant
pea
perthophyte
phytoplankton
planktonic algae
plant families
poison ivy
puffball
pulse
red algae
rockweed
rust
saprophyte
sargasso
sargassum
sea lentil
sea moss
sea wrack
seaweed
smut
succulent
toadstool
trumpet creeper
vetch
wisteria
wort
wrack
vine
gar
acid
acidulant
bread-and-butter pickle
brine
chokecherry
crab apple
dill pickle
embalming fluid
formaldehyde
green apple
lemon
lime
pickle
preservative
preservative medium
salt
sour
sour balls
sour cream
sour grapes
sour pickle
sourdough
verjuice
yogurt
vine
garish
acerb
acerbate
acerbic
acescent
bearish
bilious
bitter
cankered
choleric
crab
crabbed
cranky
cross-grained
crotchety
dry
dyspeptic
embittered
green
jaundiced
ornery
pickled
pungent
sec
sour
sour as
vine
gar
sour-tempered
soured
sourish
tart
tartish
unripe
unsweet
unsweetened
vine
gary
waspish
vine
yard
Japanese garden
alpine garden
arboretum
bed
bog garden
border
botanical garden
dry garden
flower bed
flower garden
garden
garden spot
grape ranch
grapery
herbarium
hortus siccus
jardin
kitchen garden
market garden
ornamental garden
paradise
pinetum
rock garden
roof garden
shrubbery
sunken garden
tea garden
truck garden
vegetable garden
victory garden
vine
ry
Weink�fer Definition
Aber-de-vine
(
n.
)
The
European
siskin
(Carduelis
spinus),
a
small
green
and
yellow
finch,
related
to
the
goldfinch.
Arbor
vine
(
)
A
species
of
bindweed.
Cactus
(
n.
)
Any
plant
of
the
order
Cactacae,
as
the
prickly
pear
and
the
night-blooming
cereus.
See
Cereus.
They
usually
have
leafless
stems
and
branches,
often
beset
with
clustered
thorns,
and
are
mostly
natives
of
the
warmer
parts
of
America.
Coachwhip
snake
(
)
A
large,
slender,
harmless
snake
of
the
southern
United
States
(Masticophis
flagelliformis).
Coral
(
n.
)
The
hard
parts
or
skeleton
of
various
Anthozoa,
and
of
a
few
Hydrozoa.
Similar
structures
are
also
formed
by
some
Bryozoa.
Coral
(
n.
)
The
ovaries
of
a
cooked
lobster
Coral
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
coral,
usually
fitted
with
small
bells
and
other
appurtenances,
used
by
children
as
a
plaything.
Coral
fish
(
)
Any
bright-colored
fish
of
the
genera
Chaetodon,
Pomacentrus,
Apogon,
and
related
genera,
which
live
among
reef
corals.
Coral-rag
(
n.
)
Same
as
Corallian.
Cross-staff
(
n.
)
An
instrument
formerly
used
at
sea
for
taking
the
altitudes
of
celestial
bodies.
Cross-staff
(
n.
)
A
surveyor's
instrument
for
measuring
offsets.
Desert
(
n.
)
That
which
is
deserved
Desert
(
n.
)
A
deserted
or
forsaken
region
Desert
(
n.
)
A
tract,
which
may
be
capable
of
sustaining
a
population,
but
has
been
left
unoccupied
and
uncultivated
Desert
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
desert
Desert
(
v.
t.)
To
leave
(especially
something
which
one
should
stay
by
and
support)
Desert
(
v.
t.)
To
abandon
(the
service)
without
leave
Desert
(
v.
i.)
To
abandon
a
service
without
leave
Rock
staff
(
v.
i.)
An
oscillating
bar
in
a
machine,
as
the
lever
of
the
bellows
of
a
forge.
Staff
(
n.
)
A
long
piece
of
wood
Staff
(
n.
)
A
stick
carried
in
the
hand
for
support
or
defense
by
a
person
walking
Staff
(
n.
)
A
pole,
stick,
or
wand
borne
as
an
ensign
of
authority
Staff
(
n.
)
A
pole
upon
which
a
flag
is
supported
and
displayed.
Staff
(
n.
)
The
round
of
a
ladder.
Staff
(
n.
)
A
series
of
verses
so
disposed
that,
when
it
is
concluded,
the
same
order
begins
again
Staff
(
n.
)
The
five
lines
and
the
spaces
on
which
music
is
written
Staff
(
n.
)
An
arbor,
as
of
a
wheel
or
a
pinion
of
a
watch.
Staff
(
n.
)
The
grooved
director
for
the
gorget,
or
knife,
used
in
cutting
for
stone
in
the
bladder.
Staff
(
n.
)
An
establishment
of
officers
in
various
departments
attached
to
an
army,
to
a
section
of
an
army,
or
to
the
commander
of
an
army.
The
general's
staff
consists
of
those
officers
about
his
person
who
are
employed
in
carrying
his
commands
into
execution.
See
Etat
Major.
Staff
(
n.
)
Hence:
A
body
of
assistants
serving
to
carry
into
effect
the
plans
of
a
superintendant
or
manager
Stag-horn
coral
(
)
Alt.
of
Stag-horn
fern
Vine
(
n.
)
Any
woody
climbing
plant
which
bears
grapes.
Vine
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
climbing
or
trailing
plant
Vine-clad
(
a.
)
Covered
with
vines.
Water
vine
(
)
Any
plant
of
the
genus
Phytocrene,
climbing
shrubs
of
Asia
and
Africa,
the
stems
of
which
are
singularly
porous,
and
when
cut
stream
with
a
limpid
potable
juice.
vine cactus; ocotillo; desert coral; coachwhip; Jacobs staff Bedeutung
Coral
Sea
battle
of
the
Coral
Sea
a
Japanese
defeat
in
World
War
II
(May
),
the
first
naval
battle
fought
entirely
by
planes
based
on
aircraft
carriers
Operation
Desert
Storm
the
United
States
and
its
allies
defeated
Iraq
in
a
ground
war
that
lasted
hours
()
cactus
wren
large
harsh-voiced
American
wren
of
arid
regions
of
the
United
States
southwest
and
Mexico
desert
tortoise
Gopherus
agassizii
burrowing
tortoise
of
the
arid
western
United
States
and
northern
Mexico,
may
be
reclassified
as
a
member
of
genus
Xerobates
desert
iguana
Dipsosaurus
dorsalis
small
long-tailed
lizard
of
arid
areas
of
southwestern
United
States
and
northwestern
Mexico
coachwhip
coachwhip
snake
Masticophis
flagellum
a
whipsnake
of
southern
United
States
and
Mexico,
tail
resembles
a
braided
whip
vine
snake
slender
arboreal
snake
found
from
southern
Arizona
to
Bolivia
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
eastern
coral
snake
Micrurus
fulvius
ranges
from
Central
America
to
southeastern
United
States
western
coral
snake
Micruroides
euryxanthus
ranges
from
Central
America
to
southwestern
United
States
coral
snake
Old
World
coral
snake
any
of
various
venomous
elapid
snakes
of
Asia
and
Africa
and
Australia
Asian
coral
snake
of
India
African
coral
snake
Aspidelaps
lubricus
small
widely
distributed
arboreal
snake
of
southern
Africa
banded
in
black
and
orange
Australian
coral
snake
Rhynchoelaps
australis
small
venomous
but
harmless
snake
marked
with
black-and-white
on
red
coral
marine
colonial
polyp
characterized
by
a
calcareous
skeleton,
masses
in
a
variety
of
shapes
often
forming
reefs
gorgonian
gorgonian
coral
corals
having
a
horny
or
calcareous
branching
skeleton
red
coral
corals
of
especially
the
Mediterranean
having
pink
or
red
color
used
for
ornaments
and
jewelry
stony
coral
madrepore
madriporian
coral
corals
having
calcareous
skeletons
aggregations
of
which
form
reefs
and
islands
brain
coral
massive
reef-building
coral
having
a
convoluted
and
furrowed
surface
staghorn
coral
stag's-horn
coral
large
branching
coral
resembling
antlers
mushroom
coral
flattened
disk-shaped
stony
coral
(usually
solitary
and
unattached)
caracal
desert
lynx
Lynx
caracal
of
deserts
of
northern
Africa
and
southern
Asia
cactus
mouse
Peromyscus
eremicus
burrowing
mouse
of
desert
areas
of
southwestern
United
States
kangaroo
rat
desert
rat
Dipodomys
phillipsii
any
of
various
leaping
rodents
of
desert
regions
of
North
America
and
Mexico,
largest
members
of
the
family
Heteromyidae
buskin
combat
boot
desert
boot
half
boot
top
boot
a
boot
reaching
halfway
up
to
the
knee
staff
a
strong
rod
or
stick
with
a
specialized
utilitarian
purpose,
he
walked
with
the
help
of
a
wooden
staff
coral
a
variable
color
averaging
a
deep
pink
staff
stave
(music)
the
system
of
five
horizontal
lines
on
which
the
musical
notes
are
written
staff
line
any
of
the
horizontal
marks
comprising
a
staff
treble
clef
treble
staff
G
clef
a
clef
that
puts
the
G
above
middle
C
on
the
second
line
of
a
staff
staff
a
rod
carried
as
a
symbol
bread
breadstuff
staff
of
life
food
made
from
dough
of
flour
or
meal
and
usually
raised
with
yeast
or
baking
powder
and
then
baked
coral
unfertilized
lobster
roe,
reddens
in
cooking,
used
as
garnish
or
to
color
sauces
personnel
department
personnel
office
personnel
staff
office
the
department
responsible
for
hiring
and
training
and
placing
employees
and
for
setting
policies
for
personnel
management
Joint
Chiefs
of
Staff
Joint
Chiefs
the
executive
agency
that
advises
the
President
on
military
questions,
composed
of
the
chiefs
of
the
United
States
Army
and
the
United
States
Navy
and
the
United
States
Air
Force
and
the
commandant
of
the
United
States
Marine
Corps
staff
faculty
the
body
of
teachers
and
administrators
at
a
school,
the
dean
addressed
the
letter
to
the
entire
staff
of
the
university
office
office
staff
professional
or
clerical
workers
in
an
office,
the
whole
office
was
late
the
morning
of
the
blizzard
research
staff
a
group
of
associated
research
workers
in
a
university
or
library
or
laboratory
sales
staff
those
in
a
business
who
are
responsible
for
sales
security
staff
those
in
an
organization
responsible
for
preventing
spying
or
theft
service
staff
maintenance
staff
those
in
a
business
responsible
for
maintaining
the
physical
plant
general
staff
military
officers
assigned
to
assist
a
senior
officer
in
planning
military
policy
headquarters
staff
military
staff
stationed
at
headquarters
staff
personnel
who
assist
their
superior
in
carrying
out
an
assigned
task,
the
hospital
has
an
excellent
nursing
staff,
the
general
relied
on
his
staff
to
make
routine
decisions
desert
arid
land
with
little
or
no
vegetation
half-mast
half-staff
a
position
some
distance
below
the
top
of
a
mast
to
which
a
flag
is
lowered
in
mourning
or
to
signal
distress
Arabian
Desert
Great
Arabian
Desert
a
desert
on
the
Arabian
Peninsula
in
southwestern
Asia
Arabian
Desert
Eastern
Desert
a
desert
in
Egypt
between
the
Nile
River
and
the
Red
Sea
Atacama
Desert
a
desert
in
northern
Chile
rich
in
nitrate
and
copper
deposits
Australian
Desert
Great
Australian
Desert
general
name
given
to
all
desert
areas
in
Australia
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