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61 Kornvergrößerung
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62 Kornwachstum
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63 Korn
1. Korn <-[e]s, Körner o -e> [kɔrn, pl ʼkœrnɐ] nt1) ( Samenkorn) grain2) ( hartes Teilchen) grain2. Korn <-[e]s, - o -s> [kɔrn] m( Kornbranntwein) corn brandy, schnapps3. Korn -[e]s, -e> [kɔrn] ntfront sight; -
64 Vollkornplätzchen
n1. whole-grain biscuit2. whole-grain cookie Am.3. wholemeal biscuit4. wholemeal cookie Am.pl1. whole-grain biscuits2. whole-grain cookies Am.3. wholemeal biscuits4. wholemeal cookies Am. -
65 Getreidehandel
Getreidehandel m IND, WIWI grain trade* * *m <Ind, Vw> grain trade* * *Getreidehandel
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66 Getreidesilo
Getreidesilo m LOGIS granary, grain silo* * *m < Transp> granary, grain silo* * *Getreidesilo
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67 Getreidespeicher
Getreidespeicher m GEN grain silo, granary* * *m < Geschäft> grain silo, granary* * *Getreidespeicher
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68 Brotgetreide
n bread grain; Koll. bread cereals Pl.* * *das Brotgetreidebreadgrains; breadstuffs* * *Brot|ge|trei|dentbread grain, bread cereals pl* * ** * *n.breadstuffs n. -
69 Funke
m; -ns, -n1. spark; Funken aus einem Stein schlagen strike sparks from a stone; Funken sprühen send out (showers of) sparks; Funken sprühten ( aus) sparks were flying (from oder out of); Funken sprühend Räder etc.: sending out (showers of) sparks; fig. Augen: flashing; Diskussion: heated; Geist: scintillating; der zündende Funke fig. the trigger; der Funke ist übergesprungen fig. we ( oder they) clicked; sie arbeiteten, dass die Funken flogen fig. they worked so fast you could see the sparks fly2. fig. (bisschen) scrap (of); Wahrheit: auch grain (of); Hoffnung: flicker (of); keinen Funken Ehrgeiz etc. haben not have the slightest trace of ambition* * *der Funkeflash; lighter; spark; sparkle* * *Fụn|ke ['fʊŋkə]m -ns, -nFunken sprühend — giving off or emitting sparks; (fig) Diskussion lively; Augen flashing attr, fiery
ihre Augen sprühten Funken — her eyes flashed
der zündende Funke (fig) — the vital spark
der Funke der Begeisterung sprang auf die Zuschauer über — the audience was infected by his/her etc enthusiasm
arbeiten, dass die Funken fliegen or sprühen (inf) — to work like mad (inf) or crazy (inf)
* * *der1) (a tiny red-hot piece thrown off by something burning, or when two very hard (eg metal) surfaces are struck together: Sparks were being thrown into the air from the burning building.) spark2) (an electric current jumping across a gap: a spark from a faulty light-socket.) spark3) (a trace (eg of life, humour): a spark of enthusiasm.) spark* * *Fun·ke<-ns, -n>[ˈfʊŋkə]m\Funken sprühen to emit [or sep send out] sparks, to spark\Funken sprühend emitting sparks pred, sparkingder zündende \Funke (fig) the vital [or igniting] spark2. (geringes Maß) scrapein \Funke [von] Anstand a scrap of decencyein \Funke Hoffnung a gleam [or glimmer] [or ray] of hopeein/kein \Funke Wahrheit a grain/not a shred of truth3.▶ der \Funke springt [zwischen zwei Menschen/den beiden] über (fam) something clicked [between two people/the two] fam* * *der; Funkens, Funken1) sparkFunken sprühen — send out a shower of sparks; (fig.) < eyes> flash
2) (fig.)kein Funke od. Fünkchen [von] Verstand/Ehrgefühl/Mitleid — not a glimmer of understanding/shred of honour/scrap of sympathy
* * *1. spark;Funken aus einem Stein schlagen strike sparks from a stone;Funken sprühen send out (showers of) sparks;Funken sprühend Räder etc: sending out (showers of) sparks; fig Augen: flashing; Diskussion: heated; Geist: scintillating;der zündende Funke fig the trigger;sie arbeiteten, dass die Funken flogen fig they worked so fast you could see the sparks flyhaben not have the slightest trace of ambition* * *der; Funkens, Funken1) sparkFunken sprühen — send out a shower of sparks; (fig.) < eyes> flash
2) (fig.)kein Funke od. Fünkchen [von] Verstand/Ehrgefühl/Mitleid — not a glimmer of understanding/shred of honour/scrap of sympathy
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70 Getreidebörse
f FIN. grain exchange; in England: corn exchange* * *die Getreidebörsecorn exchange* * *Ge|trei|de|bör|sefgrain or corn (Brit) exchange* * * -
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73 Getreidespeicher
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74 körnen
I v/i Salz, Zucker etc.: granulateII v/t METALL. granulate; (auch Leder, Schießpulver) grain* * *kọ̈r|nen ['kœrnən]vtto granulate, to grain; (= aufrauen) to roughen* * *kör·nen[ˈkœrnən]vt▪ etw \körnen to granulate sthgekörnte Fleischbrühe stock granules* * *transitives Verb1) granulategekörnte Brühe — stock granules pl. ( for soup)
2) (Handw.): (markieren) punch* * *A. v/i Salz, Zucker etc: granulate* * *transitives Verb1) granulategekörnte Brühe — stock granules pl. ( for soup)
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75 Langkornreis
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76 Maser
—[‘me:zə] m; -s, -; PHYS. maser* * *die Maservein* * *Ma|ser I ['maːzɐ]f -, -nvein II ['meːzɐ, 'maːzɐ]m -s, - (PHYS)maser* * *Ma·ser<-, -n>[ˈma:zɐ]f meist pl (Holzmusterung) vein* * *feine Masern fine grain sgMaser2 [ˈmeːzɐ] m; -s, -; PHYS maser* * *-n f.wood vein n. -
77 Narbe
f; -, -n1. scar; es wird ohne Narbe verheilen it won’t leave a scar; Narben hinterlassen leave a scar; fig. auch leave its scar(s)3. AGR. topsoil4. Gerberei: grain* * *die Narbecicatrice; scar; seam; pit* * *Nạr|be ['narbə]f -, -neine Narbe hinterlassen —
3) (= Grasnarbe) turf4) (= Ledernarbe) grain* * *(the mark that is left by a wound or sore: a scar on the arm where the dog bit him.) scar* * *Nar·be<-, -n>[ˈnarbə]f1. (vernarbte Wunde) scar2. BOT stigma* * *die; Narbe, Narben1) scar2) (Bot.) stigma* * *1. scar;es wird ohne Narbe verheilen it won’t leave a scar;Narben hinterlassen leave a scar; fig auch leave its scar(s)3. AGR topsoil4. Gerberei: grain* * *die; Narbe, Narben1) scar2) (Bot.) stigma* * *-n f.scar n.seam n. -
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80 Pollenkorn
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