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61 cattle stop
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62 cattle thief
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63 cattle truck
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64 cattle driving
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65 cattle-breeding
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66 cattle plague
RinderpestEnglish-German dictionary of labour protection > cattle plague
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67 vertical cattle-guard
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > vertical cattle-guard
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68 dairy cattle
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69 small cattle wagon
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70 store cattle
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71 beef cattle
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72 dairy cattle
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73 dairy cows/cattle
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74 breeding cattle
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75 draught cattle
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76 slaughter cattle
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77 beef cattle
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78 damage by grazing cattle
English-German geography dictionary > damage by grazing cattle
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79 brand
1. noun2. transitive verbbrand of washing powder/soap — Waschpulvermarke, die/Seifenmarke, die
1) mit einem Brandzeichen markieren [Tier]2) (stigmatize [as])3) (Brit.): (label with trade mark) mit einem Markenzeichen versehenbranded goods — Markenware, die
* * *[brænd] 1. noun1) (a maker's name or trademark: a new brand; ( also adjective) a brand name.) die Marke2) (a variety: He has his own brand of humour.) die Art3) (a mark on cattle etc to show who owns them, made with a hot iron.) das Brandmal2. verb1) (to mark cattle etc with a hot iron.) mit einem Brandmal versehen2) (to make a permanent impression on: His name is branded on my memory.) einprägen•- academic.ru/8716/brand-new">brand-new* * *[brænd]I. n\brand image Markenimage nt\brand leader Markenführer m\brand recognition Markenwiedererkennung f\brand switching Markenwechsel mdo you like his \brand of humour? magst du seinen Humor?II. vt▪ to be \branded [as] sth als etw gebrandmarkt sein▪ to \brand an animal ein Tier mit einem Brandzeichen versehen3. COMM▪ to \brand sth etw mit dem Markennamen versehen* * *[brnd]1. n1) (= make) Marke f3)See:2. vt1) goods mit seinem Warenzeichen versehen2) cattle, property mit einem Brandzeichen kennzeichnen3) (= stigmatize) person brandmarken* * *brand [brænd]A s1. WIRTSCHa) (Handels-, Schutz)Marke f, Warenzeichen nb) Markenbezeichnung f, -name mc) Markenartikel md) Sorte f, Klasse f (einer Ware)2. fig Sorte f, Art f:his brand of humo(u)r seine Art von Humor;he has his own brand of humo(u)r er hat einen eigenen Humor3. Brandmal n, eingebranntes Zeichen (auf Fässern, Vieh etc)4. → branding iron5. fig Schandfleck m, -mal n:the brand of Cain das Kainszeichen6. BOT Brand m (Pflanzen-, besonders Getreidekrankheit)7. brennendes Holzscheit8. obs oder poeta) Fackel fb) Schwert nB v/t3. a) einem Tier ein Zeichen einbrennenb) Waren mit einem Warenzeichen versehen:4. fig brandmarken:brand sb (as) a thief jemanden als Dieb brandmarken* * *1. nounbrand of washing powder/soap — Waschpulvermarke, die/Seifenmarke, die
2) (permanent mark, stigma) Brandmal, das; (on sheep, cattle) Brandzeichen, das2. transitive verb1) mit einem Brandzeichen markieren [Tier]2) (stigmatize [as])brand [as] — brandmarken als [Verräter, Verbrecher usw.]
3) (Brit.): (label with trade mark) mit einem Markenzeichen versehenbranded goods — Markenware, die
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80 herd
1. noun1) Herde, die; (of wild animals) Rudel, das2) (fig.) Masse, die2. transitive verbfollow the herd — (fig.) der Herde folgen; mit der Herde laufen
1) (lit. or fig.) treibenherd [people] together — (fig.) [Menschen] zusammenpferchen
2) (tend) hüten* * *[hə:d] 1. noun(a group of animals of one kind that stay, or are kept, together: a herd of cattle; a herd of elephant(s).) die Herde2. verb(to gather together, or be brought together, in a group: The dogs herded the sheep together; The tourists were herded into a tiny room.) zusammentreiben- academic.ru/114902/-herd">-herd- herdsman
- the herd instinct* * *[hɜ:d, AM hɜ:rd]I. n + sing/pl vba \herd of cattle eine Viehherdethe common \herd die breite Masseto follow the \herd der Herde folgen, mit der Herde laufenII. vt* * *[hɜːd]1. n(of cattle etc) Herde f; (of deer) Rudel nt; (fig pej of people) Herde f, Schar fto follow the herd (fig) — der Herde folgen, mit der Herde laufen
2. vt1) (= drive) sheep, cattle, prisoners treiben2) (= tend) cattle hüten* * *A s1. Herde f, (wild lebender Tiere auch) Rudel n (auch von Menschen):2. pej Herde f, Masse f (Menschen):3. US umg Haufen m (von Dingen)B v/ia) in Herden gehen oder leben,b) sich zusammendrängen (auch Menschen)2. sich zusammentun ( with mit)C v/t1. Vieh, auch Menschen treiben:herd together zusammentreiben2. Vieh hüten* * *1. noun1) Herde, die; (of wild animals) Rudel, das2) (fig.) Masse, die2. transitive verbfollow the herd — (fig.) der Herde folgen; mit der Herde laufen
1) (lit. or fig.) treibenherd [people] together — (fig.) [Menschen] zusammenpferchen
2) (tend) hüten* * *n.Herde -n f.
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