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1 Irish Coffee
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2 Irish Stew
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3 Irisch
* * *Irish* * *['iːrɪʃ]adjIrishírisch-römisches Bad — Turkish bath
* * *[ˈi:rɪʃ]nt dekl wie adj Irish* * *Adjektiv, IrishIrisch/das Irische — Irish
* * *A. adj Irish;die Irische Republik the Irish Republic, Eire;irisch-römisches Bad Turkish bathdas Irische Irish* * *Adjektiv, IrishIrisch/das Irische — Irish
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4 irisch
* * *Irish* * *['iːrɪʃ]adjIrishírisch-römisches Bad — Turkish bath
* * *[ˈi:rɪʃ]nt dekl wie adj Irish* * *Adjektiv, IrishIrisch/das Irische — Irish
* * *A. adj Irish;die Irische Republik the Irish Republic, Eire;irisch-römisches Bad Turkish bathdas Irische Irish* * *Adjektiv, IrishIrisch/das Irische — Irish
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5 Ire
* * *der IreIrishman* * *['iːrə]m -n, -nIrishman; Irish boydie Íren — the Irish
See:→ auch Irin* * *<-n, -n>[ˈi:rə, ˈi:rɪn]▪ die \Iren the Irish[ein] \Ire sein to be Irish* * *der; Iren, Iren Irishmaner ist Ire — he is Irish or an Irishman
* * *die Iren the Irish pl* * *der; Iren, Iren Irishmaner ist Ire — he is Irish or an Irishman
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6 Irin
* * *die IrinIrishwoman* * *['iːrɪn]f -, -nenIrishwoman; Irish girlSee:→ auch Ire* * *<-, -nen>[ˈi:rɪn]* * *die; Irin, Irinnen Irishwomansie ist Irin — she is Irish or an Irishwoman
* * *sie ist Irin she’s Irish ( oder from Ireland)* * *die; Irin, Irinnen Irishwomansie ist Irin — she is Irish or an Irishwoman
* * *-nen f.Irishwoman n. -
7 irländisch
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8 nordirisch
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9 Wolfshund
* * *Wọlfs|hundmAlsatian (Brit), German shepherd* * *Wolfs·hund, -hün·dinm, f Alsatian, German shepherd* * *Irischer Wolfshund Irish wolfhound* * *m.Alsatian dog n.wolfhound (Dog) n. -
10 Whiskey
der Whiskeywhiskey* * *der; Whiskeys Whiskeys whiskey; [American/Irish] whisky* * *der; Whiskeys Whiskeys whiskey; [American/Irish] whisky* * *-s (irisch, amerikanisch) m.whiskey (Irish, American) n. -
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12 Irisch
2. Irisch [ʼi:rɪʃ] nt -
13 irisch
2. Irisch [ʼi:rɪʃ] nt -
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15 British associations
■ The four national associations in the United Kingdom, namely The Football Association, the Scottish Football Association, the Football Association of Wales and the Irish Football Association, which have the right to designate four members of the IFAB and one vice-president of FIFA.► Each of the four British national associations is recognised as a separate member of FIFA.■ Die vier Nationalverbände des Vereinigten Königreiches - The Football Association, The Scottish Football Association, The Football Association of Wales und The Irish Football Association -, die vier Mitglieder des IFAB und einen Vizepräsidenten der FIFA benennen. -
16 Botschafter
m; -s, -, Botschafterin f; -, -nen ambassador; unser Botschafter in Spanien / in Madrid our ambassador to Spain / in Madrid; einen Botschafter akkreditieren / abberufen accredit an ambassador / relieve an ambassador of his oder her post; einen Botschafter entsenden / zurückrufen post / recall an ambassador; Botschafter des guten Willens fig. a good will ambassador* * *der Botschafteremissary; envoy; ambassador; messenger* * *Bot|schaf|ter ['boːtʃaftɐ]1. m -s, -,Bót|schaf|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenambassador* * *Bot·schaf·ter(in)<-s, ->m(f) ambassador* * *der; Botschafters, Botschafter, Botschafterin die; Botschafter, Botschafternen ambassador* * *unser Botschafter in Spanien/in Madrid our ambassador to Spain/in Madrid;einen Botschafter akkreditieren/abberufen accredit an ambassador/relieve an ambassador of his oder her post;einen Botschafter entsenden/zurückrufen post/recall an ambassador;Botschafter des guten Willens fig a good will ambassador* * *der; Botschafters, Botschafter, Botschafterin die; Botschafter, Botschafternen ambassador* * *m.ambassador n. -
17 Ostfriesenwitz
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18 Riesenhirsch
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19 Volk
n; -(e)s, Völker1. people; (Nation) auch nation; das deutsche Volk the Germans, the German people ( oder nation); die Völker Afrikas the peoples of Africa2. nur Sg.; (Einwohner) people Pl.; (Masse) the masses Pl.; pej. auch hoi polloi, the plebs Pl.; (Pöbel) mob, rabble; die gewählten Vertreter des Volkes the people’s elected representatives; im Namen des Volkes in the name of the people; Volkes Wille / Stimme geh. the will / voice of the people; das arbeitende Volk the working population; das Volk Gottes RELI. God’s chosen people, the elect; das junge Volk umg. the young set, the young ‘uns; viel Volk(s) crowds of people; ein Mann aus dem Volke a man of the people; ein Gerücht etc. unters Volk bringen umg. spread a rumo(u)r etc.; etw. unters Volk bringen umg. (verkaufen) sell s.th., get rid of s.th.; sich unters Volk mischen mingle with the crowd; blödes Volk! beleidigend: you stupid lot! umg.; auserwählt, fahrend etc.* * *das Volkpeople; nation; folk* * *Vọlk [fɔlk]nt -(e)s, -er['fœlkɐ]1) no pl people pl; (= Nation) nation; (= Volksmasse) masses pl, people pl; (inf = Gruppe) crowd pl; (pej = Pack) rabble plviel Volk — lots of people pl, crowds pl
etw unters Volk bringen (Nachricht) — to spread sth; Geld to spend sth
die sind ein lustiges Volk (inf) — they are a lively lot (Brit inf) or bunch (inf) or crowd
See:→ Mann2) (= ethnische Gemeinschaft) people sing* * *das1) (the people of a country: The whole country is in agreement with your views.) country2) (( noun singular) a nation or race: all the peoples of this world.) people3) (a large number of people who share the same history, ancestors, culture etc (whether or not they all live in the same country): the Jewish nation.) nation4) (the people (of a country etc).) populace* * *<-[e]s, Völker>[fɔlk, pl ˈfœlkɐ]nt1. (Nation) nation, peopleein \Volk unbekannter Herkunft a people of unknown originder Präsident wandte sich in einer Fernsehansprache direkt ans \Volk the president made a direct appeal to the nation in a television address; (Angehörige einer Gesellschaft) people npldas \Volk aufwiegeln to incite the massesgewählte Vertreter des \Volkes chosen [or elected] representatives of the peoplemit Fernsehen und Fußball wird das \Volk ruhig gehalten the masses are kept quiet with television and footballetw unters \Volk bringen to make sth publicviel \Volk sammelte sich auf den Marktplatz many people gathered at the market squareein Mann aus dem \Volk a man of the peoplein diesem Lokal verkehrt ein übles \Volk a rough bunch come regularly to this pubein merkwürdiges \Volk a strange bunch6.* * *das; Volk[e]s, Völker1) peopledas arbeitende/unwissende Volk — the working people/the ignorant masses pl.
3) o. Pl. (einfache Leute) people pl.* * *1. people; (Nation) auch nation;das deutsche Volk the Germans, the German people ( oder nation);die Völker Afrikas the peoples of Africa;der Völker verbindende Charakter des Sports the ability of sport(s) to bring nations together2. nur sg; (Einwohner) people pl; (Masse) the masses pl; pej auch hoi polloi, the plebs pl; (Pöbel) mob, rabble;die gewählten Vertreter des Volkes the people’s elected representatives;im Namen des Volkes in the name of the people;Volkes Wille/Stimme geh the will/voice of the people;das arbeitende Volk the working population;das Volk Gottes REL God’s chosen people, the elect;das junge Volk umg the young set, the young ’uns;viel Volk(s) crowds of people;ein Mann aus dem Volke a man of the people;ein Gerücht etcetwas unters Volk bringen umg (verkaufen) sell sth, get rid of sth;sich unters Volk mischen mingle with the crowd;* * *das; Volk[e]s, Völker1) peopledas arbeitende/unwissende Volk — the working people/the ignorant masses pl.
3) o. Pl. (einfache Leute) people pl.* * *¨-er n.folks n.nation n.people n. -
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