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1 Butterfly
But|ter|fly|(stil) ['batɐflai-]m -s, no plbutterfly (stroke)* * *But·ter·fly<-s, ->[ˈbatɐflai]mBut·ter·fly·stil* * *(Schwimmen) butterfly [stroke]* * *(Schwimmen) butterfly [stroke] -
2 Butterfly
But·ter·fly <-s, -> [ʼbatɐflai] m, But·ter·fly·stil m -
3 Butterfly-Spread
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4 Butterfly-Algorithmus
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Butterfly-Algorithmus
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5 Butterfly-Gerät
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6 Butterfly-Gerät
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7 smoorklep
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8 vlinderklep
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9 Schmetterling
* * *der Schmetterlingbutterfly* * *Schmẹt|ter|ling ['ʃmɛtɐlɪŋ]m -s, -e (ZOOL inf Schwimmart)butterfly* * *(a type of insect with large (often coloured) wings.) butterfly* * *Schmet·ter·ling<-s, -e>[ˈʃmɛtɐlɪŋ]m butterfly* * *der; Schmetterlings, Schmetterlinge butterfly; (Nachtfalter) moth* * ** * *der; Schmetterlings, Schmetterlinge butterfly; (Nachtfalter) moth* * *(Schwimmstil) m.butterfly n. m.butterfly n. -
10 Falter
* * *der Falterbutterfly* * *Fạl|ter ['faltɐ]m -s, -(= Tagfalter) butterfly; (= Nachtfalter) moth* * *Fal·ter<-s, ->[ˈfaltɐ]* * *der; Falters, Falter (NachtFalter) moth; (TagFalter) butterfly* * ** * *der; Falters, Falter (NachtFalter) moth; (TagFalter) butterfly* * *- m.butterfly n.moth n. -
11 Pfauenauge
n1. ZOOL. (Schmetterling) peacock butterfly* * *das Pfauenauge(Schmetterling) peafowl* * *Pfau|en|au|gent(= Tagpfauenauge) peacock butterfly; (= Nachtpfauenauge) peacock moth* * *Pfau·en·au·gent peacock butterfly* * *das peacock butterfly* * ** * *das peacock butterfly* * *(Schmetterling) n.peacock butterfly n. n.peacock (butterfly) n. -
12 Kohlweißling
m ZOOL. cabbage white (butterfly)* * *Kohl|weiß|ling [-vaislɪŋ]m -s, -ecabbage white ( butterfly)* * *Kohl·weiß·ling<-s, -e>m (Schmetterlingsart) cabbage white [butterfly]* * *der cabbage white; cabbage butterfly* * ** * *der cabbage white; cabbage butterfly* * *m.cabbage butterfly n.cabbage white n. -
13 Zitronenfalter
m ZOOL. brimstone butterfly* * *Zit|ro|nen|fal|termbrimstone (butterfly)* * *Zi·tro·nen·fal·term ZOOL brimstone butterfly* * *der brimstone butterfly* * ** * *der brimstone butterfly* * *(Schmetterling) m.brimstone butterfly n. -
14 Schmetterlingsstil
Schmẹt|ter|lings|stilmbutterfly stroke* * *Schmet·ter·lings·stilm butterfly style* * *der; o. Pl. (Schwimmen) butterfly [stroke]* * ** * *der; o. Pl. (Schwimmen) butterfly [stroke] -
15 Delphin
m; -s, -e; ZOOL. dolphin, porpoise—* * *der Delphindolphin* * *Del|phin [dɛl'fiːn] See: etc = Delfin etc* * *(a type of sea-animal about two and a half to three metres long, closely related to the porpoise.) dolphin* * *Del·phin1<-s, -e>[dɛlˈfi:n]Del·phin2<-s>[dɛlˈfi:n]ntDel·phin·schwimmen<-s>nt kein pl s. Delfin2* * *Ider; Delphins, Delphine dolphinII* * *Delphin1 m; -s, -e; ZOOL dolphin, porpoiseDelphin2 (n); -s, kein pl; SPORT butterfly (stroke)* * *Ider; Delphins, Delphine dolphinIIdas; Delphins (Schwimmen) butterfly [stroke]* * *-e m.dolphin n. -
16 Delphinschwimmen
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17 Schmetterlingsfühler
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18 Delfin
Delphin1, Delphin2* * *Del|fin Im -s, -e (ZOOL)dolphin IInt -s, no pl(= Delfinschwimmen) butterfly (stroke)* * *Del·fin1RR<-s, -e>[dɛlˈfi:n]m dolphinDel·fin2RR<-s>[dɛlˈfi:n]ntDel·fin·schwimmenRR<-s>nt kein pl butterfly [stroke]500 Meter \Delfin the 500-metre butterfly* * * -
19 Schmetterlingsschwimmen
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20 Tagfalter
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