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1 corn cob
nounMaiskolben, der* * *nounMaiskolben, der* * *n.Maiskolben m. -
2 cob
noun1) (nut) Haselnuss, die2) (swan) männlicher Schwan3) see academic.ru/119764/corn_cob">corn cob* * *cob1[kɒb, AM kɑ:b]cob2[kɒb, AM kɑ:b]cob3[kɒb, AM kɑ:b]n3. (swan) männlicher Schwan* * *[kɒb]n1) (= horse) kleines, gedrungenes Pferd2) (= swan) (männlicher) Schwana cob of coal — ein Stück Eier- or Nusskohle
* * *1. ZOOL männlicher Schwan2. Cob m (kleines, gedrungenes Pferd)3. Br (Erd- etc) Klumpen m5. ARCH Br Weller m* * *noun1) (nut) Haselnuss, die2) (swan) männlicher Schwan* * *n.männlicher Schwan m. -
3 corn
field of \corn Kornfeld nt, Getreidefeld nt;sheaf of \corn Getreidegarbe f, Getreidebündel nt\corn on the cob Maiskolben mPHRASES:to tread on sb's \corns ( Brit) jdm auf die Hühneraugen treten -
4 corn
I noun[sweet]corn — (maize) Mais, der
corn on the cob — [gekochter/gerösteter] Maiskolben
2) (seed) Korn, dasII noun(on foot) Hühnerauge, das* * *I [ko:n] noun1) (the seeds of cereal plants, especially (in Britain) wheat, or (in North America) maize.) das Korn•- academic.ru/115754/corn_on_the_cob">corn on the cob- corned beef
- cornflakes
- cornflour
- cornflower II [ko:n] noun(a little bump of hard skin found on the foot: I have a corn on my little toe.) das Hühnerauge* * ** * *(Brit) abbr See: of Cornwall* * *corn1 [kɔː(r)n]A s1. (Samen-, Getreide)Korn n2. koll Korn(frucht) n(f), Getreide n, besondersa) Br Weizen mb) schott und Ir Hafer m:corn in the ear Korn in Ähren3. besonders US Mais m6. umg (sentimentaler) Kitsch, Schnulze f (beide pej)B v/t1. mit Getreide oder US Mais fütterncorn2 [kɔː(r)n] s MED Hühnerauge n:* * *I noun[sweet]corn — (maize) Mais, der
corn on the cob — [gekochter/gerösteter] Maiskolben
2) (seed) Korn, dasII noun(on foot) Hühnerauge, das* * *n.Getreide n.Mais nur sing. m. -
5 cob
[kɒb, Am kɑ:b] n[Mais]kolben m;corn on the \cob Maiskolben m -
6 corn on the cob
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7 corn
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8 corn
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9 corn on the cob
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10 corncob
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11 corncob pipe
corn·cob ˈpipen AM Maiskolbenpfeife f -
12 corncob
'corn·cob nMaiskolben m -
13 corncob pipe
corn·cob 'pipe n(Am) Maiskolbenpfeife f
См. также в других словарях:
corn|cob — «KRN KOB», noun. 1. the central, woody part of an ear of corn, on which the kernels grow in rows; cob. 2. Also, corncob pipe. a tobacco pipe with a bowl hollowed out of a piece of dried corncob, often polished on the outside … Useful english dictionary
Corn-Cob-Mix — (CCM) ist ein meist in der Schweinemast eingesetztes Futter, das aus der Spindel und den Körnern des Maiskolbens besteht. Es ist eine Sonderform von Maiskolbenschrot, das mit einem Mähdrescher mit Pflückvorsatz (Maisgebiss) geerntet wird. Zur… … Deutsch Wikipedia
corn cob — corn cobs also corncob N COUNT: usu pl Corn cobs are the long rounded parts of the maize or corn plant on which small yellow seeds grow, and which is eaten as a vegetable … English dictionary
corn cob — noun the hard cylindrical core that bears the kernels of an ear of corn • Syn: ↑corncob • Hypernyms: ↑core • Part Holonyms: ↑corn, ↑maize, ↑Indian corn, ↑Zea mays … Useful english dictionary
corn·cob — /ˈkoɚnˌkɑːb/ noun, pl cobs [count] : the long, hard, center part of corn (sense 1) : the part of corn that the kernels grow on … Useful english dictionary
corn cob — n. core of an ear of corn … English contemporary dictionary
corn-cob — … Useful english dictionary
cob — [ kab ] noun count 1. ) a CORN COB 2. ) a strong horse with short legs … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
corn — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a any cereal before or after harvesting, esp. the chief crop of a region: wheat, oats, or (in the US and Australia) maize. b a grain or seed of a cereal plant. 2 colloq. something corny or trite. v.tr. (as corned adj.) sprinkled… … Useful english dictionary
Cob — Contents 1 Places 2 People 3 Things 4 Animals … Wikipedia
cob — 1. n. 1 a roundish lump of coal etc. 2 Brit. a domed loaf of bread. 3 Brit. = corn cob (see CORN(1)). 4 (in full cob nut) a large hazelnut. 5 a sturdy riding or driving horse with short legs. 6 a male swan. Etymology: ME: orig. unkn. 2. n. a… … Useful english dictionary
