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21 holzfrei
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22 Holzscheit
n piece of wood* * *das Holzscheitchunk of wood* * *Họlz|scheitntpiece of( fire)wood, log* * *Holz·scheitnt log, piece of [fire]wood* * *das piece of wood; (BrennHolz) piece of firewood* * *Holzscheit n piece of wood* * *das piece of wood; (BrennHolz) piece of firewood -
23 Holzsplitter
m splinter (of wood)* * *Họlz|split|termsplinter or sliver of wood* * *Holz·split·term splinter [of wood]; (größer) sliver of wood* * *der splinter of wood* * *Holzsplitter m splinter (of wood)* * *der splinter of wood -
24 Holzwolle
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25 Kien
* * *[kiːn]m -(e)s, no plpine* * *<-[e]s>[ˈki:n]mKien·span[ˈki:n-]m kein pl pine[wood] spill* * *der; Kien[e]s resinous wood; (Kiefernholz) resinous pine-wood* * ** * *der; Kien[e]s resinous wood; (Kiefernholz) resinous pine-wood -
26 Kienspan
m pine(wood) chip* * *Kien|spanmpinewood spill* * *<-[e]s>[ˈki:n]mKien·span[ˈki:n-]m kein pl pine[wood] spill* * ** * *Kienspan m pine(wood) chip* * *der pine-wood chip; (zum Anzünden) pine-wood spill -
27 unberufen
Interj. touch (Am. knock on) wood!* * *un|be|ru|fen1. adj(= unaufgefordert, unberechtigt) uncalled-for, unwarranted2. advunberúfen (toi, toi, toi)! — touch wood! (Brit), knock on wood! (US)
sich unberúfen einmischen — to interfere without good reason
* * *((used as an interjection) to touch something made of wood superstitiously, in order to avoid bad luck: None of the children has ever had a serious illness, touch wood!) touch wood* * ** * *adj.unbidden adj. -
28 Buche
f; -, -n Bot.1. Baum: beech (tree)* * *die Buchebeech* * *Bu|che ['buːxə]f -, -n(= Baum) beech (tree); (= Holz) beech(wood)* * *((also beech tree) a kind of forest tree with smooth silvery bark and small nuts: That tree is a beech; ( also adjective) a beech forest.) beech* * *Bu·che<-, -n>[ˈbu:xə]f1. (Baum) beech [tree]2. (Holz) beech [wood]* * *die; Buche, Buchen1) beech[-tree]2) o. Pl. (Holz) beech[wood]* * *1. Baum: beech (tree)* * *die; Buche, Buchen1) beech[-tree]2) o. Pl. (Holz) beech[wood]* * *-n f.beech n. -
29 Buschwindröschen
n BOT. (wood) anemone* * *Bụsch|wind|rös|chen [-røːsçən]nt(wood) anemone* * *Busch·wind·rös·chen[-rø:sçən]nt wood anemone* * *das wood anemone* * ** * *das wood anemone -
30 Drechslerei
f; -, -en1. Werkstatt: wood-turner’s workshop, turnery* * *die Drechslereiturning* * *Drechs|le|rei [drɛkslə'rai]f -, -en(= Werkstatt) (wood)turner's workshop; (= Handwerk) (wood)turning* * *Drechs·le·rei<-, -en>[drɛksləˈrai]f turner's workshop* * *1. Werkstatt: wood-turner’s workshop, turnery -
31 Edelholz
n fine ( oder precious) wood* * *Edel|holznthigh-grade wood* * *Edel·holznt high-grade [or precious] wood no pl* * *das high-grade wood; high-grade timber* * ** * *das high-grade wood; high-grade timber -
32 Fichtenholz
n spruce (wood)* * *das Fichtenholzfir* * *Fich·ten·holznt spruce[wood]* * *das spruce [wood]* * *Fichtenholz n spruce (wood)* * *das spruce [wood]* * *n.spruce wood n. -
33 Holzart
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34 Hölzchen
n small piece of wood; (Streichholz) match* * *Họ̈lz|chen ['hœltsçən]nt -s, -small piece of wood; (= Streichholz) match* * *Hölz·chen<-s, ->[ˈhœltsçən]* * *das; Hölzchens, Hölzchen1) small piece of wood; (Stöckchen) stick2) s. Holz 2)* * ** * *das; Hölzchens, Hölzchen1) small piece of wood; (Stöckchen) stick2) s. Holz 2) -
35 Holzhacken
n wood chopping, chopping wood* * *Họlz|ha|ckennt -s, no plcutting or chopping wood* * *Holz·ha·ckennt kein pl chopping wood no pl, no art* * *Holzhacken n wood chopping, chopping wood -
36 Holzkitt
m plastic wood* * *Họlz|kittmplastic wood* * *Holz·kittm wood cement* * *der plastic wood* * *Holzkitt m plastic wood* * *der plastic wood -
37 Holzschnitzer
m wood carver* * *der Holzschnitzerwoodcutter; carver* * *Họlz|schnit|zer(in)m(f)wood carver* * *Holz·schnit·zer(in)m(f) wood carver* * *der wood carver* * *Holzschnitzer m wood carver* * *der wood carver -
38 Holzstoß
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39 Kiefer
—* * *der Kieferjaw;die Kieferpine; pine tree* * *Kie|fer I ['kiːfɐ]f -, -npine (tree); (= Holz) pine(wood) IIm -s, -jaw; (= Kieferknochen) jawbone* * *der1) (either of the two bones of the mouth in which the teeth are set: the upper/lower jaw; His jaw was broken in the fight.) jaw3) (any of several kinds of evergreen trees with cones (pine-cones) and needlelike leaves (pine-needles).) pine* * *Kie·fer1<-, -n>[ˈki:fɐ]f1. (Baum) pine [tree]Kie·fer2<-s, ->[ˈki:fɐ]m ANAT jaw[-bone]* * *Ider; Kiefers, Kiefer: jaw; (Kieferknochen) jaw-boneIIdie; Kiefer, Kiefern1) pine[tree]2) o. Pl. (Holz) pine[-wood]* * ** * *Ider; Kiefers, Kiefer: jaw; (Kieferknochen) jaw-boneIIdie; Kiefer, Kiefern1) pine[tree]2) o. Pl. (Holz) pine[-wood]* * *-n (Baum) f.pine n. -n (Knochen) f.jaw n.jawbone n. -
40 Kirschbaum
m BOT. cherry tree; Holz: cherry wood* * *der Kirschbaumcherry-tree* * *Kịrsch|baummcherry tree; (= Holz) cherry (wood)* * *Kirsch·baum[ˈkɪrʃbaum]m1. (Baum) cherry tree* * *1) cherry[-tree]2) (Holz) o. Pl. cherry[-wood]* * ** * *1) cherry[-tree]2) (Holz) o. Pl. cherry[-wood]* * *m.cherry tree n.
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