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1 Tin Pan Alley
f[Zentrum der Musikverlage Ende 19./Anf. 20. Jh.]Tin Pan Alley -
2 Tin Whistle
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3 Tintenfestigkeit
Tin·ten·fes·tig·keitf (Papier) ink-resistance -
4 Tintengummi
Tin·ten·gum·mim ink rubber -
5 Tintenradiergummi
Tin·ten·ra·dier·gum·mim ink eraser* * *m.ink-eraser n. -
6 tingeln
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7 Tinte
Tin·te <-, -n> [ʼtɪntə] finkWENDUNGEN: -
8 Tintenfass
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9 Tintenfisch
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10 Tintenfleck
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11 Tintengummi
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12 Tintenklecks
Tin·ten·klecks mink blot -
13 Tintenstift
Tin·ten·stift mindelible pencil -
14 Dose
f; -, -n1. aus Blech: tin; aus Holz: box; aus Glas oder Porzellan: jar; für Zucker: bowl; für Butter. dish; für Puder: compact2. (Konserve, Bier etc.) can, Brit. auch tin3. ETECH. (Abzweigdose) box* * *die Dosecan; tin; box* * *Do|se ['doːzə]f -, -n1) (= Blechdose) tin; (= Konservendose) can, tin (Brit); (= Bierdose) can; (esp aus Holz) box; (mit Deckel) jar; (= Pillendose, für Schmuck) box; (= Butterdose) dish; (= Zuckerdose) bowl; (für Gesichtspuder) compact; (= Plastikdose, Streudose) pack (inf)in Dósen (Konserven) — canned, tinned (Brit)
3) (PHARM = Dosis) dose4) (sl = Vagina) hole (sl)* * *die1) timidness2) ((also can) a container, usually for food, made of tin-plate, thin sheets of iron covered with tin or other metal: a tin of fruit; a biscuit-tin.) tin* * *Do·se<-, -n>[ˈdo:zə]fin \Dosen in tins* * *die; Dose, Dosen* * *1. aus Blech: tin; aus Holz: box; aus Glas oder Porzellan: jar; für Zucker: bowl; für Butter. dish; für Puder: compact* * *die; Dose, Dosen* * *-n f.box n.tin n. -
15 Zinn
n; -(e)s, kein Pl.2. Geschirr etc.: pewter(ware)* * *das Zinntin; pewter* * *Zịnn [tsɪn]nt -(e)s, no pl2) (= Legierung) pewter3) (= Zinnprodukte) pewter, pewter ware* * *das1) timidity2) (an element, a silvery white metal: Is that box made of tin or steel?) tin* * *<-[e]s>[tsɪn]* * *das; Zinn[e]s1) tin2) (Legierung) pewter3) (Gegenstände) pewter[ware]* * *2. Geschirr etc: pewter(ware)* * *das; Zinn[e]s1) tin2) (Legierung) pewter3) (Gegenstände) pewter[ware]* * *nur sing. n.tin n. -
16 Backform
f baking tin, Am. cake pan* * *Bạck|formfbaking tin (Brit) or pan (US); (für Kuchen) cake tin (Brit) or pan (US)* * *Back·formf baking tin; (Kuchenform a.) cake tin* * ** * ** * *die baking tin (Brit.); baking pan (Amer.)* * *-e f.baking dish n. -
17 Blechbüchse
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18 Büchsenöffner
m can-opener, Brit. auch tin-opener* * *der Büchsenöffnertin opener; can opener* * *Bụ̈ch|sen|öff|nermcan-opener, tin-opener (Brit)* * *Büch·sen·öff·nerm can-opener, BRIT a. tin-opener* * *der tin-opener (Brit.); can opener (Amer.)* * ** * *der tin-opener (Brit.); can opener (Amer.)* * *m.can opener n.tin opener n. -
19 Dosenöffner
m can (Brit. auch tin) opener* * *der Dosenöffnercan opener; tin opener* * *Do|sen|öff|nermcan-opener, tin-opener (Brit)* * *((American can-opener) any of several types of tool or device for opening tins of food.) tin-opener* * *Do·sen·öff·nerm tin opener* * *der can opener; tin-opener (Brit.)* * ** * *der can opener; tin-opener (Brit.) -
20 Konservenbüchse
* * *die Konservenbüchsetin; can* * *Kon|sẹr|ven|büch|se1. f Kon|ser|ven|do|se2. ftin (Brit), can* * *Kon·ser·ven·büch·sefKon·ser·ven·do·se* * *die, Konservendose die can; tin (Brit.)* * ** * *die, Konservendose die can; tin (Brit.)* * *f.can (US) n.tin n.
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Tin — is a chemical element with the symbol Sn ( la. stannum) and atomic number 50. This silvery, malleable poor metal that is not easily oxidized in air and resists corrosion, is found in many alloys and is used to coat other metals to prevent… … Wikipedia
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tin — ► NOUN 1) a silvery white metallic chemical element. 2) a lidded airtight container made of tinplate or aluminium. 3) chiefly Brit. a sealed tinplate or aluminium container for preserving food; a can. 4) an open metal container for baking food. ► … English terms dictionary
