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beetle I überhängend, vorstehend beetle II großer Holzhammer m; Stampfer m (Hammer für Holzpfähle); Steinramme fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > beetle
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2 beetle
nounKäfer, der* * *['bi:tl](an insect with four wings.) der Käfer* * *bee·tle[ˈbi:tl̩, AM -t̬l̩]I. n Käfer mII. adj buschig\beetle brows buschige Augenbrauen* * *I ['biːtl]nKäfer m IIn(= tool) Stampfer m; (for paving, pile-driving also) Ramme f* * *beetle1 [ˈbiːtl]A s ZOOL Käfer m:B v/i besonders Br umga) huschen:b) flitzenbeetle2 [ˈbiːtl]A s1. Holzhammer m, Schlegel m2. TECHa) Erdstampfe fb) Stampfkalander m (für Textilien)B v/t1. mit einem Schlegel etc bearbeiten, (ein)stampfenbeetle3 [ˈbiːtl]A adj überhängendB v/i vorstehen, überhängen* * *nounKäfer, der* * *n. -
3 beetle
bee·tle [ʼbi:tl̩, Am -t̬l̩] nKäfer m adj buschig; -
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6 beetle
germ. bitula-; kabru-; kebra-; webila -
7 beetle
['bɪːtl] UK / USnKäfer m -
8 beetle
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9 beetle away
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10 beetle off
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11 beetle-browed
bee·tle-browed[-ˌbraʊd]adj mit buschigen Augenbrauen▪ to be \beetle-browed buschige Augenbrauen haben* * *beetle-browed adj1. mit buschigen (Augen)Brauen2. finster blickend -
12 beetle away
vi( Brit)to \beetle away away at [doing] a job emsig mit einer Arbeit beschäftigt [o zugange] sein -
13 beetle-browed
mit buschigen Augenbrauen;to be \beetle-browed buschige Augenbrauen haben -
14 beetle calender
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15 beetle along
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17 beetle disease
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18 Colorado beetle
Colo·ra·do bee·tle, Colo·ra·do ˈpo·ta·to bee·tle[ˌkɒlərɑ:dəʊˈ-, AM ˌkɑ:lərædoʊ-]n Kartoffelkäfer m* * *["kɒlə'rAːdəʊ'biːtl]nKartoffelkäfer m* * *Colorado beetle (Colorado potato beetle) [ˌkɒləˈrɑːdəʊ; US ˌkɑləˈrædəʊ; -ˈrɑ-] s ZOOL Kartoffelkäfer m* * *n.Kartoffelkäfer m. -
19 Colorado potato beetle
Colo·ra·do bee·tle, Colo·ra·do ˈpo·ta·to bee·tle[ˌkɒlərɑ:dəʊˈ-, AM ˌkɑ:lərædoʊ-]n Kartoffelkäfer m* * *Colorado beetle (Colorado potato beetle) [ˌkɒləˈrɑːdəʊ; US ˌkɑləˈrædəʊ; -ˈrɑ-] s ZOOL Kartoffelkäfer m -
20 ambrosia beetle
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