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f ironmonger’s, hardware shop (Am. store)* * *Ei|sen|wa|ren|hand|lungfironmonger's (shop) (Brit), hardware store* * *Ei·sen·wa·ren·hand·lung* * ** * *f.hardware store n.ironmonger n. -
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n specialist shop, Am. specialty store; Fachgeschäft für Eisenwaren / Herrenmode etc. ironmonger’s shop, Am. hardware store / men’s clothing store* * *das Fachgeschäftspecialist shop* * *Fạch|ge|schäftntspecialist shop, specialty store (US)Fachgeschäft für Lederwaren — leather shop or store (esp US), shop or store (esp US) specializing in leather goods
* * *Fach·ge·schäftnt specialist shop, stockist* * *das specialist shopein Fachgeschäft für Sportartikel/Eisenwaren — a specialist sports shop/ironmonger's
* * *Fachgeschäft für Eisenwaren/Herrenmode etc ironmonger’s shop, US hardware store/men’s clothing store* * *das specialist shopein Fachgeschäft für Sportartikel/Eisenwaren — a specialist sports shop/ironmonger's
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5 Metall
Metall n BÖRSE, GEN, IND, PERS, UMWELT, WIWI metal* * *n <Börse, Geschäft, Ind, Person, Umwelt, Vw> metal* * *Metall, unedles
base metal;
• Metall in Barrenform base bullion;
• Metall verarbeitend metalworking;
• Metallabfall scrap metal;
• Metallarbeiter metalworker;
• Metallarbeitergewerkschaft metalworkers union;
• Metallband (Verpackung) strap;
• Metallbearbeitung metalworking;
• Metallbestand (Notenbank) bullion reserve;
• Metallbranche metal trades;
• Metallbörse Commodity Exchange (COMEX);
• Metalldeckung (Währung) metallic cover;
• Metallgehalt metal content;
• Metallgeld specie, hard cash, real money, coined metal, debased coin, metallic currency;
• Metallindustrie metal industry;
• Metallverarbeitung metal fabricating, metalworking;
• Metallvorrat (Notenbank) bullion reserve;
• Metallwährung metallic currency (standard);
• Metallwaren metalware, metal manufactures, hardware, ironmongery (Br.);
• Metallwarenhändler ironmonger (Br.), hardwareman (US);
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(the business or goods of an ironmonger.) ironmongery -
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(a dealer in articles of metal eg tools, locks etc and other goods.) ironmonger -
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Metall, unedles
base metal;
• Metall in Barrenform base bullion;
• Metall verarbeitend metalworking;
• Metallabfall scrap metal;
• Metallarbeiter metalworker;
• Metallarbeitergewerkschaft metalworkers union;
• Metallband (Verpackung) strap;
• Metallbearbeitung metalworking;
• Metallbestand (Notenbank) bullion reserve;
• Metallbranche metal trades;
• Metallbörse Commodity Exchange (COMEX);
• Metalldeckung (Währung) metallic cover;
• Metallgehalt metal content;
• Metallgeld specie, hard cash, real money, coined metal, debased coin, metallic currency;
• Metallindustrie metal industry;
• Metallverarbeitung metal fabricating, metalworking;
• Metallvorrat (Notenbank) bullion reserve;
• Metallwährung metallic currency (standard);
• Metallwaren metalware, metal manufactures, hardware, ironmongery (Br.);
• Metallwarenhändler ironmonger (Br.), hardwareman (US);
• Metallwarenindustrie ironmongery (Br.), hardware industry (US). -
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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Eisenwarenhändler
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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Eisenwarenhandlung
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f1. hardware store2. ironmonger
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