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21 pueblo
['pwebləʊ]n1) (= American Indian settlement) Pueblo m2) (= town in Spanish-speaking America) (Klein)stadt f* * *pueblo [pʊˈebləʊ; ˈpwe-] pl -los s1. Pueblo m (Siedlung der Puebloindianer)2. USa) Dorf nb) (Klein)Stadt f -
22 tracker
noun1) Fährtensucher, der2)tracker[dog] — Spürhund, der
* * *track·er[ˈtrækəʳ, AM -ɚ]* * *['trkə(r)]n(= American Indian etc) Fährtenleser m; (HUNT) Tracker m* * *tracker s1. Spurenleser(in)2. Spürhund m umg (Person)3. MIL Zielgeber m (Gerät)* * *noun1) Fährtensucher, der2)tracker[dog] — Spürhund, der
* * *n.Aufspürer m.Fährtenfinder m. -
23 wigwam
nounWigwam, der* * *(a North American Indian tent made of skins etc.) der Wigwam* * *wig·wam[ˈwɪgwæm, AM -wɑ:m]n Wigwam m* * *['wɪgwm]nWigwam m* * ** * *nounWigwam, der* * *n.Indianerzelt n.Wigwam -s n. -
24 Guarani
[ˌgwɑ:rəˈni:]n1.<pl -> -
25 Hopi
[ˈhəʊpi, AM ˈhoʊ-]I. n* * * -
26 pawnee
Paw·nee[ˌpɔ:ˈni:]n* * * -
27 Shoshone
Sho·sho·ne[ʃəˈʃəʊni, AM -ˈʃoʊ-]n* * *1. Schoschone m, Schoschonin f (Indianer[in])2. LING Schoschonisch n, das Schoschonische -
28 Arapaho
Arapa·ho[əˈræpəhəʊ, AM -hoʊ]n -
29 Cheyenne
Chey·enne[ʃaɪˈæn]n -
30 Choctaw
Choc·taw[ˈtʃɒktɔ:, AM ˈtʃɑ:k-]n -
31 Ojibwa
Ojib·wa[ə(ʊ)ˈʤɪbweɪ, AM oʊˈ-]n -
32 fashion
1. noun1) Art [und Weise]talk/behave in a peculiar fashion — merkwürdig sprechen/sich merkwürdig verhalten
walk crab-fashion/in a zigzag fashion — im Krebsgang/Zickzack gehen
after or in a fashion — schlecht und recht; einigermaßen
2) (custom, esp. in dress) Mode, diethe latest summer/autumn fashions — die neusten Sommer-/Wintermodelle
it is the fashion — es ist Mode od. modern
be all the fashion — große Mode od. groß in Mode sein
in fashion — in Mode; modern
be out of fashion — aus der Mode od. nicht mehr modern sein
come into/go out of fashion — in Mode/aus der Mode kommen
2. transitive verbit was the fashion in those days — das war damals Sitte od. Brauch
formen, gestalten (out of, from aus; [in]to zu)* * *['fæʃən]1) (the style and design of clothes: Are you interested in fashion?; ( also adjective) a fashion magazine.) die Mode, Mode-...2) (the way of behaving, dressing etc which is popular at a certain time: Fashions in music and art are always changing.) die Mode3) (a way of doing something: She spoke in a very strange fashion.) die Art und Weise•- academic.ru/26541/fashionable">fashionable- fashionably
- after a fashion
- all the fashion
- in fashion
- out of fashion* * *fash·ion[ˈfæʃən]I. nthere's a \fashion for denim overalls Jeansoveralls sind im Moment in Modeto be the \fashion schick [o Mode] sein famto be all the \fashion der [absolute] Renner sein famto be dressed in the latest \fashion nach der neuesten Mode gekleidet seinto be in \fashion in Mode [o modern] seinold-world courtesy is out of \fashion these days altväterliche Höflichkeit ist heutzutage nicht mehr gefragtto go out of \fashion aus der Mode kommen, unmodern werden2. (newly designed clothes)▪ \fashions pl Mode f, Kollektion fthe latest Paris \fashions die neueste Pariser Modethe spring \fashions die Frühjahrsmodethe world of \fashion die ModeweltItalian \fashion die italienische Mode[branche]4. (manner)▪ to do sth in a certain \fashion etw auf eine bestimmte Art und Weise tunwhy is he scratching his nose in that peculiar \fashion? warum kratzt er sich so an der Nase?she held the fork in her right hand, American \fashion sie hielt die Gabel in der rechten Hand, wie es für einen Amerikaner typisch istafter a \fashion einigermaßenthe machine works, after a \fashion die Maschine funktioniert einigermaßenI can cook, after a \fashion ich kann so halbwegs kochenII. vt* * *['fSən]1. n1) no pl (= manner) Art (und Weise) fdid it work/have you translated it? – after a fashion — hat es geklappt/hast du es übersetzt? – so einigermaßen
I can cook after a fashion —
a novel after or in the fashion of D.H. Lawrence — ein Roman im Stil von D. H. Lawrence
in this fashion — auf diese Weise, so
it's the/all the fashion — es ist Mode/große Mode
to come into/go out of fashion —
2. vtformen, gestaltento fashion sth after sth — etw einer Sache (dat) nachbilden
* * *fashion [ˈfæʃn]A s1. Mode f:it is (all) the fashion es ist (große) Mode, es ist (hoch)modern;be back in fashion wieder modern oder aktuell sein;it became the fashion es wurde (große) Mode;bring (come) into fashion in Mode bringen (kommen);come back into fashion wieder in Mode kommen, wieder modern oder aktuell werden;dress after the latest fashion sich nach der neuesten Mode kleiden;go out of fashion aus der Mode kommen, unmodern werden;a) die Mode vorschreiben,b) fig den Ton angeben;fashion designer Modedesigner(in), -zeichner(in);a) Mannequin n,b) Dressman m;fashion parade Mode(n)schau f;fashion photographer Modefotograf(in);a) Modebild n,b) fig Modepuppe f, (Mode)Geck m (beide pej);fashion show Mode(n)schau f;fashion student Modeschüler(in);fashion stylist Modeschöpfer(in);fashion victim Modefreak m2. (feine) Lebensart, (gepflegter) Lebensstil, Vornehmheit f:a man of fashion ein Mann von Lebensart3. Art f und Weise f, Methode f, Manier f, Stil m:after one’s fashion auf seine Art oder Weise;an artist after a fashion so etwas wie ein Künstler;4. Fasson f, (Zu)Schnitt m, Form f, Modell n, Machart f5. Sorte f, Art f:men of all fashions Menschen aller ArtB v/t1. herstellen, machen2. formen, bilden, gestalten, machen, arbeiten ( alle:according to, after nach;out of, from aus;to, into zu)C adv wie, nach Art von (oder gen):American-fashion im amerikanischen Stil, auf amerikanisch* * *1. noun1) Art [und Weise]talk/behave in a peculiar fashion — merkwürdig sprechen/sich merkwürdig verhalten
walk crab-fashion/in a zigzag fashion — im Krebsgang/Zickzack gehen
after or in the fashion of — im Stil od. nach Art von
after or in a fashion — schlecht und recht; einigermaßen
2) (custom, esp. in dress) Mode, diethe latest summer/autumn fashions — die neusten Sommer-/Wintermodelle
it is the fashion — es ist Mode od. modern
be all the fashion — große Mode od. groß in Mode sein
in fashion — in Mode; modern
be out of fashion — aus der Mode od. nicht mehr modern sein
come into/go out of fashion — in Mode/aus der Mode kommen
2. transitive verbit was the fashion in those days — das war damals Sitte od. Brauch
formen, gestalten (out of, from aus; [in]to zu)* * *n.Art -en f.Art und Weise f.Mode -n f. v.gestalten v. -
33 curry
I noun(Cookery) Curry[gericht], dasII transitive verb* * *I 1. American - curries; noun((an originally Indian dish of) meat, vegetables etc cooked with spices: chicken curry.) das Currygericht2. verb(to cook in this way: Are you going to curry this meat?)- academic.ru/98559/curried">curried- curry powder II verb(to rub down or comb and clean (a horse).) striegeln* * *cur·ry1[ˈkʌri, AM ˈkɜ:ri]beef/lamb/vegetable \curry Rindfleisch-/Lamm-/Gemüsecurry nt o mchicken \curry Curryhuhn nt\curry paste Currypaste f\curry powder Currypulver nthot/medium/mild \curry scharfes/mittelscharfes/mildes CurryII. vt<- ie->▪ to \curry sth etw als Curry zubereitencur·ry2<- ie->[ˈkʌri, AM ˈkɜ:ri]vtto \curry a horse ein Pferd striegeln* * *I ['kʌrɪ] (COOK)1. n(= spice) Curry m or nt; (= dish) Curry nt2. vtmit Curry zubereiten IIvtto curry favour (with sb) — sich (bei jdm) einschmeicheln or lieb Kind machen
* * *curry1 [ˈkʌrı; US ˈkɜriː] v/t1. ein Pferd striegeln, abreiben3. umg verdreschen, verprügeln4. curry favo(u)r with sb, curry sb’s favo(u)r sich bei jemandem einschmeicheln (wollen), sich bei jemandem lieb Kind machen (wollen)curry2 [ˈkʌrı; US ˈkɜriː]A s1. Curry n, auch m (Gewürz)2. Curry n (Gericht)B v/t mit Curry(soße) zubereiten:curried chicken Curryhuhn nC adj Curry…:* * *I noun(Cookery) Curry[gericht], dasII transitive verbcurry favour [with somebody] — sich [bei jemandem] einschmeicheln
* * *v.striegeln v. -
34 maize
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35 Mohawk
Mo·hawk[ˈməʊhɔ:k, AM ˈmoʊhɑ:k]I. n* * * -
36 Navajo
Nava·jo[ˈnævəhəʊ, AM -hoʊ]I. n -
37 Quechua
[ˈkwetʃuə, AM -uwɑ:]n -
38 Zuni
[ˈzʊnji, AM ˈzʊ:ni]I. n
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