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1 Hinübertreiben
cattle driving; transhumance -
2 Transhumance
cattle driving; transhumance -
3 Vieh
Vieh n GEN cattle* * *n < Geschäft> cattle* * *Vieh, gepfändetes
distrained-upon cattle;
• gesundes Vieh attested cattle;
• Viehausstellung cattle show;
• Viehbestand farm stock, livestock;
• Viehfarm stock farm;
• Viehfrachtliste cattle manifest;
• Viehhalter stockbreeder (Br.);
• Viehhändler cattle dealer (trader);
• Viehherde herd of cattle;
• Viehmarkt cattle market;
• Viehmäster feeder;
• Viehpfändung wegen nicht bezahlter Pacht betreiben to distrain cattle upon non-payment of rent;
• Viehseuche cattle and game disease, cattle plague;
• Viehtransport cattle transport;
• Viehversicherung cattle (livestock) insurance;
• Viehwaggon livestock waggon, stockcar (US), cattle truck;
• ZIPY\@NDS&ViehZIPY\@NDS&wirtschaft, Viehzucht stockbreeding (Br.), cattle farming (raising), livestock industry, store farm (Australia);
• Viehzählung livestock censure;
• Viehzüchter cattle farmer, stock-raiser, stock-breeder (Br.), store farmer (Scot.). -
4 gepfändetes
Vieh, gepfändetes
distrained-upon cattle;
• gesundes Vieh attested cattle;
• Viehausstellung cattle show;
• Viehbestand farm stock, livestock;
• Viehfarm stock farm;
• Viehfrachtliste cattle manifest;
• Viehhalter stockbreeder (Br.);
• Viehhändler cattle dealer (trader);
• Viehherde herd of cattle;
• Viehmarkt cattle market;
• Viehmäster feeder;
• Viehpfändung wegen nicht bezahlter Pacht betreiben to distrain cattle upon non-payment of rent;
• Viehseuche cattle and game disease, cattle plague;
• Viehtransport cattle transport;
• Viehversicherung cattle (livestock) insurance;
• Viehwaggon livestock waggon, stockcar (US), cattle truck;
• ZIPY\@NDS&ViehZIPY\@NDS&wirtschaft, Viehzucht stockbreeding (Br.), cattle farming (raising), livestock industry, store farm (Australia);
• Viehzählung livestock censure;
• Viehzüchter cattle farmer, stock-raiser, stock-breeder (Br.), store farmer (Scot.). -
5 Vieh
n; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. (bes. Rinder) cattle Pl.; weitS. (Nutztiere) livestock (auch V. im Pl.) umg. (allg. Tier) animal, beast; das Vieh füttern feed the animals; jemanden wie ein Stück Vieh behandeln treat s.o. like dirt ( oder muck); wie das liebe Vieh fig., iro. like animals; das arme Vieh! umg. the poor creature!2. fig. (Rohling) brute; du Vieh! fig., pej. you swine!* * *das Vieh(Einzelrind) head of cattle;(Rinderbestand) cattle;(Tierbestand) livestock;(einzelnes Tier) brute* * *[fiː]nt -(e)s,no pl1) (= Nutztiere) livestock; (= esp Rinder) cattle pl10 Stück Víéh — 10 head of livestock/cattle
2) (inf = Tier) animal, beast (usu hum)3) (pej inf Mensch) swine* * *das1) (grass-eating animals, especially cows, bulls and oxen: That farmer does not keep sheep but he keeps several breeds of cattle.) cattle2) (an animal other than man: My dog died yesterday, the poor brute; ( also adjective) brute force.) brute* * *<-[e]s>[fi:]20 Stück \Vieh twenty head of cattledas \Vieh füttern to feed the livestock* * *das; Vieh[e]s1) (Nutztiere) livestock sing. or pl.2) (RindVieh) cattle pl.3) (derb abwertend): (Mensch) bastard* * *1. (besonders Rinder) cattle pl; weitS. (Nutztiere) livestock (auch v im pl) umg (allg Tier) animal, beast;das Vieh füttern feed the animals;jemanden wie ein Stück Vieh behandeln treat sb like dirt ( oder muck);wie das liebe Vieh fig, iron like animals;das arme Vieh! umg the poor creature!2. fig (Rohling) brute;du Vieh! fig, pej you swine!* * *das; Vieh[e]s1) (Nutztiere) livestock sing. or pl.2) (RindVieh) cattle pl.3) (derb abwertend): (Mensch) bastard* * *nur sing. n.brute n.cattle n.livestock n. -
6 Rind
n; -(e)s, -er* * *das Rindbeef; cow; bull; bovine animal* * *Rịnd [rɪnt]nt -(e)s, -er[-dɐ]2) (inf = Rindfleisch) beefHackfleisch vom Rind — minced (esp Brit) or ground (US) beef, mince
* * *(any bull or cow.) ox* * *<-[e]s, -er>[rɪnt]nt* * *das; Rind[e]s, RinderHackfleisch/ein Steak vom Rind — minced or (Amer.) ground beef/a beef steak
2) (Rindfleisch) beef3) (Zool.) bovine* * *Rinder cattle pl;100 Rinder 100 (head of) cattleHackfleisch etcvom Rind minced (US ground) beefRind… im subst → auch Rinder…, Rinds…* * *das; Rind[e]s, RinderHackfleisch/ein Steak vom Rind — minced or (Amer.) ground beef/a beef steak
2) (Rindfleisch) beef3) (Zool.) bovine -
7 Rindvieh
n1. cattle Pl.2. umg. (Idiot) blockhead, stupid ass* * *Rịnd|viehnt1) no pl cattle* * *Rind·vieh<- viecher>ntder Bauer besitzt 45 Stück \Rindvieh the farmer owns 45 head of cattle* * *das; Pl. Rindviecher1) o. Pl. cattle pl.2) (ugs. abwertend) ass; [stupid] fool* * *Rindvieh n1. cattle pl2. umg (Idiot) blockhead, stupid ass* * *das; Pl. Rindviecher1) o. Pl. cattle pl.2) (ugs. abwertend) ass; [stupid] fool* * *n.cattle n. -
8 Rinderzucht
f cattle breeding ( oder farming)* * *die Rinderzuchtcattle-breeding* * *Rịn|der|zuchtfcattle farming or raising* * *Rin·der·zucht* * ** * ** * * -
9 Viehhändler
* * *Vieh|händ|ler(in)m(f)livestock dealer; (esp mit Rindern) cattle dealer* * *Vieh·händ·ler(in)m(f) livestock [or cattle] dealer* * *der livestock/cattle dealer* * ** * *der livestock/cattle dealer* * *m.cattle dealer n. -
10 Viehzucht
f (live)stock breeding; von Rindern: cattle breeding* * *die Viehzuchtcattle-breeding; stock breeding* * *Vieh|zuchtf(live)stock breeding; (= Rinderzucht auch) cattle breeding* * *Vieh·zuchtf cattle [or livestock] breeding* * *die; o. Pl. [live]stock/cattle breeding no art.* * ** * *die; o. Pl. [live]stock/cattle breeding no art.* * *f.stock farming n. -
11 Milchvieh
n dairy cattle Pl.* * *das Milchviehdairy cattle* * *Mịlch|viehntdairy cattle pl* * *das dairy cattle* * ** * *das dairy cattle -
12 Rinder
Rinder
neat [cattle];
• BSE-infizierte Rinder cattle with BSE;
• einheimische Rinder native-born cattle;
• [spezifizierter] Rinderabfall [specified] bovine offal;
• Rinderaufzuchtbetrieb cattle-rearing farm;
• Rinderbestand bovine herds, cattle population;
• Rinderblutprodukt bovine blood product;
• spongiforme Rinderenzephalopathie spongiform bovine encephalopathy (BSE);
• Rinderpest cattle plague;
• schwammartige Rinderseuche spongiform bovine encephalopathy (BSE);
• Rinderwahn (med.) mad cow disease;
• Rinderwahnerreger agent causing BSE;
• Rinderwahn[sinn] bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE). -
13 Auftrieb
m1. nur Sg.; PHYS. buoyancy; FLUG. lift2. nur Sg.; fig. (Schwung) impetus, stimulus, boost umg., Am. lift; jemandem Auftrieb geben buoy s.o. up; neuen Auftrieb geben (+ Dat). give (a) fresh impetus to; jemandem wieder Auftrieb geben get s.o. going again, give s.o. a new lease of life3. des Viehs auf die Alm: driving (of cattle to the Alpine pastures)* * *der Auftriebbuoyancy* * *Auf|triebm1) no pl (PHYS) buoyancy (force); (AVIAT) lift2) no pl (fig) (= Aufschwung) impetus; (= Preisauftrieb) upward trend (+gen in); (= Ermunterung) liftdas wird ihm Áúftrieb geben — that will give him a lift
3)(von Alpenvieh)
der Áúftrieb findet Anfang Mai statt — the cattle are driven up to the (Alpine) pastures at the beginning of May4)der Áúftrieb an Vieh/Kälbern — the number of cattle/calves (at the market)* * *der1) (a piece of help, encouragement etc: This publicity will give our sales a real boost.) boost2) (a raising of the spirits: Her success in the exam gave her a great lift.) lift* * *Auf·triebmjdm neuen \Auftrieb geben to give sb fresh impetus [or a lift4. (das Hinauftreiben) driving of cattle up to [Alpine] pastures* * *der o. Pl1) (Physik) buoyancy; (in der Luft) lift2) (Elan, Aufschwung) impetusdas hat ihm Auftrieb/neuen Auftrieb gegeben — that has given him a lift/given him new impetus
* * *Auftrieb m1. nur sg; PHYS buoyancy; FLUG lift2. nur sg; fig (Schwung) impetus, stimulus, boost umg, US lift;jemandem Auftrieb geben buoy sb up;neuen Auftrieb geben (+dat) give (a) fresh impetus to;jemandem wieder Auftrieb geben get sb going again, give sb a new lease of life3. des Viehs auf die Alm: driving (of cattle to the Alpine pastures)* * *der o. Pl1) (Physik) buoyancy; (in der Luft) lift2) (Elan, Aufschwung) impetusdas hat ihm Auftrieb/neuen Auftrieb gegeben — that has given him a lift/given him new impetus
* * *-e m.boost n.buoyancy n.impetus n.(§ pl.: impetuses) -
14 Viehmarkt
m cattle market* * *Vieh|marktmlivestock market; (esp für Rinder) cattle market* * *Vieh·marktm cattle market* * *Viehmarkt m cattle market* * *m.cattle market n. -
15 Viehzüchter
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16 Zuchtvieh
n ZOOL. breeding cattle Pl.* * *Zụcht|viehntbreeding cattle* * *Zucht·viehnt breeding cattle* * ** * *n.breeding cattle n. -
17 Viehtransporter
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18 Viehtransportwagen
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19 Abtrieb
m (Almabtrieb) bringing down of cattle (from pasture)* * *Ạb|triebm1)(= Viehabtrieb)
im Herbst beginnt der Abtrieb des Viehs von den Bergweiden — in autumn (esp Brit) or fall (US) they start to bring the cattle down from the mountain pastures* * *Ab·trieb* * *Abtrieb m (Almabtrieb) bringing down of cattle (from pasture) -
20 Rinderherde
f herd of cattle* * *Rịn|der|her|defherd of cattle* * *Rin·der·her·def herd of cattle* * *Rinderherde f herd of cattle
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