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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Wildblume
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wildblume
f
Wildblume
n
pl
wildflower; wild flower
wildflowers; wild flowers
Wildblume
f
Wildblume
n
pl
wildflower, wild flower
wildflowers, wild flowers
Blume
f
; Blüte
f
Blumen
pl
Wildblume
f
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flower
flowers
wild flower
No flowers by request.
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wildflower; wild flower Synonyme
Wildblume Definition
Ball-flower
(
n.
)
An
ornament
resembling
a
ball
placed
in
a
circular
flower,
the
petals
of
which
form
a
cup
round
it,
--
usually
inserted
in
a
hollow
molding.
Flower
(
n.
)
In
the
popular
sense,
the
bloom
or
blossom
of
a
plant
Flower
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
plant
destined
to
produce
seed,
and
hence
including
one
or
both
of
the
sexual
organs
Flower
(
n.
)
The
fairest,
freshest,
and
choicest
part
of
anything
Flower
(
n.
)
Grain
pulverized
Flower
(
n.
)
A
substance
in
the
form
of
a
powder,
especially
when
condensed
from
sublimation
Flower
(
n.
)
A
figure
of
speech
Flower
(
n.
)
Ornamental
type
used
chiefly
for
borders
around
pages,
cards,
etc.
Flower
(
n.
)
Menstrual
discharges.
Flower
(
v.
i.)
To
blossom
Flower
(
v.
i.)
To
come
into
the
finest
or
fairest
condition.
Flower
(
v.
i.)
To
froth
Flower
(
v.
i.)
To
come
off
as
flowers
by
sublimation.
Flower
(
v.
t.)
To
embellish
with
flowers
Flower-de-luce
(
n.
)
A
genus
of
perennial
herbs
(Iris)
with
swordlike
leaves
and
large
three-petaled
flowers
often
of
very
gay
colors,
but
probably
white
in
the
plant
first
chosen
for
the
royal
French
emblem.
Flower-fence
(
n.
)
A
tropical
leguminous
bush
(Poinciana,
/
Caesalpinia,
pulcherrima)
with
prickly
branches,
and
showy
yellow
or
red
flowers
Flower-gentle
(
n.
)
A
species
of
amaranth
(Amarantus
melancholicus).
Gang-flower
(
n.
)
The
common
English
milkwort
(Polygala
vulgaris),
so
called
from
blossoming
in
gang
week.
Joseph's
flower
(
)
A
composite
herb
(Tragopogon
pratensis),
of
the
same
genus
as
the
salsify.
July-flower
(
n.
)
See
Gillyflower.
Noon-flower
(
n.
)
The
goat's
beard,
whose
flowers
close
at
midday.
Wild
(
superl.
)
Living
in
a
state
of
nature
Wild
(
superl.
)
Growing
or
produced
without
culture
Wild
(
superl.
)
Desert
Wild
(
superl.
)
Savage
Wild
(
superl.
)
Not
submitted
to
restraint,
training,
or
regulation
Wild
(
superl.
)
Exposed
to
the
wind
and
sea
Wild
(
superl.
)
Indicating
strong
emotion,
intense
excitement,
or
/ewilderment
Wild
(
superl.
)
Hard
to
steer
Wild
(
n.
)
An
uninhabited
and
uncultivated
tract
or
region
Wild
(
adv.
)
Wildly
Wild-cat
(
a.
)
Unsound
Wild-cat
(
a.
)
Running
without
control
wildflower; wild flower / wildflowers; wild flowers Bedeutung
wild
pitch
an
errant
pitch
that
the
catcher
cannot
be
expected
to
catch
and
that
allows
a
base
runner
to
advance
a
base
wild-goose
chase
the
fruitless
pursuit
of
something
unattainable
Wild
West
Show
Buffalo
Bill's
Wild
West
Show
a
spectacular
show
organized
in
by
William
F.
Cody
that
featured
horseback
riding
and
marksmanship
on
a
large
scale,
toured
the
United
States
and
Europe
flower
gardening
floriculture
the
cultivation
of
flowering
plants
wild
duck
an
undomesticated
duck
(especially
a
mallard)
Venus's
flower
basket
a
deep-water
marine
sponge
having
a
cylindrical
skeleton
of
intricate
glassy
latticework,
found
in
the
waters
of
the
East
Indies
and
the
eastern
coast
of
Asia
wild
dog
any
of
various
undomesticated
mammals
of
the
family
Canidae
that
are
thought
to
resemble
domestic
dogs
as
distinguished
from
jackals
or
wolves
silkworm
giant
silkworm
wild
wilkworm
larva
of
a
saturniid
moth,
spins
a
large
amount
of
strong
silk
in
constructing
its
cocoon
aperea
wild
cavy
Cavia
porcellus
South
American
cavy,
possibly
ancestral
to
the
domestic
guinea
pig
wild
horse
undomesticated
or
feral
domestic
horse
wild
ass
any
of
several
equine
mammals
of
Asia
and
northeast
Africa
African
wild
ass
Equus
asinus
a
wild
ass
of
Africa
wild
boar
boar
Sus
scrofa
Old
World
wild
swine
having
a
narrow
body
and
prominent
tusks
from
which
most
domestic
swine
come,
introduced
in
United
States
ox
wild
ox
any
of
various
wild
bovines
especially
of
the
genera
Bos
or
closely
related
Bibos
Asian
wild
ox
genus
of
Asiatic
wild
oxen
wild
sheep
undomesticated
sheep
wild
goat
undomesticated
goat
artificial
flower
a
handmade
imitation
of
a
blossom
florist
florist
shop
flower
store
a
shop
where
flowers
and
ornamental
plants
are
sold
flower
arrangement
floral
arrangement
a
decorative
arrangement
of
flowers
flowerbed
flower
bed
bed
of
flowers
a
bed
in
which
flowers
are
growing
flower
chain
flowers
strung
together
in
a
chain
flower
garden
a
garden
featuring
flowering
plants
wild
card
a
playing
card
whose
value
can
be
determined
by
the
person
who
holds
it
flower
power
a
counterculture
of
young
people
in
the
US
during
the
s
and
s
wild
card
an
unpredictable
factor,
the
weather
was
a
wild
card
lamb's-quarter
pigweed
wild
spinach
leaves
collected
from
the
wild
wild
spinach
leafy
greens
collected
from
the
wild
and
used
as
a
substitute
for
spinach
hog
plum
wild
plum
fruit
of
the
wild
plum
of
southern
United
States
groundnut
potato
bean
wild
bean
nutlike
tuber,
important
food
of
Native
Americans
wild
rice
Indian
rice
grains
of
aquatic
grass
of
North
America
flower
people
hippies
hipsters
a
youth
subculture
(mostly
from
the
middle
class)
originating
in
San
Francisco
in
the
s,
advocated
universal
love
and
peace
and
communes
and
long
hair
and
soft
drugs,
favored
acid
rock
and
progressive
rock
music
Wild
West
the
western
United
States
during
its
frontier
period
wilderness
wild
a
wild
and
uninhabited
area
left
in
its
natural
condition,
it
was
a
wilderness
preserved
for
the
hawks
and
mountaineers
Addis
Ababa
New
Flower
capital
of
Ethiopia
the
capital
of
Ethiopia
and
the
country's
largest
city,
located
in
central
Ethiopia
blue
sky
blue
blue
air
wild
blue
yonder
the
sky
as
viewed
during
daylight,
he
shot
an
arrow
into
the
blue
flower
girl
a
young
girl
who
carries
flowers
in
a
(wedding)
procession
flower
girl
a
woman
who
sells
flowers
in
the
street
hippie
hippy
hipster
flower
child
someone
who
rejects
the
established
culture,
advocates
extreme
liberalism
in
politics
and
lifestyle
wild
man
feral
man
a
person
who
is
not
socialized
Hickock
Wild
Bill
Hickock
James
Butler
Hickock
frontier
marshal
whose
adventures
have
become
legendary
(-)
flower
bloom
blossom
reproductive
organ
of
angiosperm
plants
especially
one
having
showy
or
colorful
parts
flower
a
plant
cultivated
for
its
blooms
or
blossoms
wildflower
wild
flower
wild
or
uncultivated
flowering
plant
apetalous
flower
flower
having
no
petals
flower
head
a
shortened
compact
cluster
of
flowers
so
arranged
that
the
whole
gives
the
effect
of
a
single
flower
as
in
clover
or
members
of
the
family
Compositae
ray
flower
ray
floret
small
flower
with
a
flat
strap-shaped
corolla
usually
occupying
the
peripheral
rings
of
a
composite
flower
petal
flower
petal
part
of
the
perianth
that
is
usually
brightly
colored
mayapple
May
apple
wild
mandrake
Podophyllum
peltatum
North
American
herb
with
poisonous
root
stock
and
edible
though
insipid
fruit
buttercup
butterflower
butter-flower
crowfoot
goldcup
kingcup
any
of
various
plants
of
the
genus
Ranunculus
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