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1 Türklopfer
m knocker* * *der Türklopferknocker* * *Tür|klop|fermdoorknocker* * *(a piece of metal etc fixed to a door and used for knocking.) knocker* * *Tür·klop·ferm door-knocker* * *der door knocker* * *Türklopfer m knocker* * *der door knocker -
2 Klopfer
* * *der Klopferrapper; sounder* * *Klọp|fer ['klɔpfɐ]m -s, -(= Türklopfer) (door) knocker; (= Fleischklopfer) (meat) mallet; (= Teppichklopfer) carpet beater* * *Klop·fer<-s, ->* * *der; Klopfers, Klopfer1) (TeppichKlopfer) carpet-beater2) (TürKlopfer) [door-] knocker3) (FleischKlopfer) meat mallet or tenderizer* * ** * *der; Klopfers, Klopfer1) (TeppichKlopfer) carpet-beater2) (TürKlopfer) [door-] knocker3) (FleischKlopfer) meat mallet or tenderizer* * *- m.beater n.sounder n. -
3 Klopfer
Klopfer m knocker, door knocker; beaterDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Klopfer
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4 Türklopfer
Türklopfer m door knocker, knockerDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Türklopfer
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5 Lästerer
m; -s, -1. (Gotteslästerer) blasphemer2. Lästermaul 2* * *der Lästererblasphemer* * *Lạ̈s|te|rer ['lɛstərɐ]1. m -s, -, Läs|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen1)ein Lästerer sein — to have a vicious tongue (in one's head)
2) (= Gotteslästerer) blasphemer* * *Läs·te·rer, Läs·te·rin<-s, ->[ˈlɛstərɐ, ˈlɛstərɪn]m, f knocker sl* * *1. (Gotteslästerer) blasphemer* * *- m.blasphemer n. -
6 Lästermaul
n umg.1. vicious ( oder malicious) tongue2. er ist ein Lästermaul he’s got a vicious ( oder malicious) tongue, he’s always saying malicious things about people, Am. auch he’s always bad-mouthing people* * *Lạ̈s|ter|maulnt (inf)See:= Lästerer* * *Läs·ter·maul* * *ein Lästermaul sein/haben — have a malicious tongue; be constantly making malicious remarks
* * *Lästermaul n umg1. vicious ( oder malicious) tongue2.er ist ein Lästermaul he’s got a vicious ( oder malicious) tongue, he’s always saying malicious things about people, US auch he’s always bad-mouthing people* * *das (abwertend salopp)ein Lästermaul sein/haben — have a malicious tongue; be constantly making malicious remarks
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7 Messing
n; -s, -e brass* * *das Messingbrass* * *Mẹs|sing ['mɛsɪŋ]nt -s, no plbrass* * *(an alloy of copper and zinc: This plate is made of brass; ( also adjective) a brass door-knocker.) brass* * *Mes·sing<-s>[ˈmɛsɪŋ]nt kein pl brass no pl* * *das; Messings brass* * ** * *das; Messings brass* * *- n.brass n. -
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9 Abklopfeinrichtung
f <el.chem> (Tropfzeitkontrolle) ■ drop knocker; drop hammer; drop dislodger; drop terminator -
10 Ausklopfer
m <verf.hydr> (zum Säubern von Rechen, Räumern etc.) ■ knocker -
11 Hammer
m <el.chem> (Tropfzeitkontrolle) ■ drop knocker; drop hammer; drop dislodger; drop terminatorm <wz> (allg.; typ. in D ist ein Schlosserh., anderswo eher ein Klauenh.) ■ hammer -
12 Klopfer
m <el.chem> (Tropfzeitkontrolle) ■ drop knocker; drop hammer; drop dislodger; drop terminatorm <prod.nahr> (zum Lösen von Speiseeis; Härtetunnel) ■ hammer -
13 Tropfenabschläger
m <el.chem> (Tropfzeitkontrolle) ■ drop knocker; drop hammer; drop dislodger; drop terminator -
14 Klopfer
Klop·fer <-s, -> m(Teppich\Klopfer) carpet beater;(Tür\Klopfer) [door-]knocker;(Fleisch\Klopfer) [meat] mallet -
15 Lästerer
Läs·te·rer, Läs·te·rin <-s, -> [ʼlɛstərɐ, ʼlɛstərɪn] m, fdetractor ( form), knocker (sl) -
16 Türklopfer
Tür·klop·fer mdoor-knocker -
17 Türklopfer
mBeschläge & Einrichtung door knocker -
18 Abklopfeinrichtung
f1. drop hammer2. drop knocker3. drop terminator -
19 Miesmacher
m1. defeatist2. knocker coll.3. scaremonger4. wet blanket coll.pldefeatists -
20 Nörgler
m1. bitcher coll.2. carper3. caviler4. crab5. knocker coll.6. nagger7. nigglerplsquealers
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