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21 Fichte
f; -, -n; BOT.1. Baum. spruce, auch allg. pine (tree)* * *die Fichtespruce; pine; pine tree* * *Fịch|te ['fɪçtə]f -, -n (BOT)spruce; (Holz auch) spruce wood* * *Fich·te<-, -n>[fɪçtə]f spruce* * *die; Fichte, Fichten1) spruce2) (Rottanne) Norway spruce* * *1. Baum. spruce, auch allg pine (tree)2. nur sg, Holz: spruce (wood)* * *die; Fichte, Fichten1) spruce2) (Rottanne) Norway spruce* * *-n f.fir n.spruce n. -
22 Fichtennadelextrakt
m pine essence* * *Fịch|ten|na|del|ex|traktmpine essence* * *Fich·ten·na·del·ex·traktm pine essence* * *Fichtennadelextrakt m pine essence -
23 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 -
24 Latsche
f; -, -n; BOT. dwarf pine—f; -, -n; umg. Latschen* * *die Latsche(Pflanze) mountain pine* * *Lạt|sche ['laːtʃə]f -, -n (BOT)mountain pine* * *Lat·sche<-, -n>[ˈlatʃə]* * *Latsche1 f; -, -n; BOT dwarf pine -
25 Pinienwald
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26 Zirbelkiefer
f BOT. stone pine* * *Zịr|bel|kie|ferfSwiss or stone pine* * *Zir·bel·kie·ferf BOT Swiss stone pine* * * -
27 Zwergkiefer
f BOT. dwarf pine* * *Zwerg·kie·ferf dwarf pine* * ** * *f.dwarf pine tree n. -
28 Arve
f1. arolla pine [Pinus cembra]2. Cembra pine3. Swiss pine [Pinus cembra]4. Swiss stone pine [Pinus cembra] -
29 Zirbelkiefer
f1. arolla pine [Pinus cembra]2. Cembra pine [Pinus cembra]3. Swiss pine [Pinus cembra]4. Swiss stone pine [Pinus cembra] -
30 Douglasie
* * *Doug|la|sie [du'glaːziə]1. f -, -n, Doug|las|fich|te['duːglas-]2. f Doug|las|tan|ne['duːglas-]3. fDouglas fir or pine* * * -
31 Kiefernöl
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32 Kiefernschonung
f plantation of young pine trees* * *Kie|fern|scho|nungfpinery, pine plantation* * * -
33 Kienapfel
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34 Kienholz
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35 Kienzapfen
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36 Legföhre
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37 Nadelholz
n1. softwood* * *Na·del·holznt* * *das; Pl. Nadelhölzer softwood; pine-wood* * *1. softwood2. meistNadelhölzer conifers* * *das; Pl. Nadelhölzer softwood; pine-wood* * *n.conifer wood n. -
38 Kiefernschwärmer
m[Falter]1. pine hawk-moth [Hyloicus pinastri]2. pine hawkmoth [Hyloicus pinastri]3. pine hawk moth [Hyloicus pinastri] -
39 Baummarder
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40 dahinschwinden
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. Vorräte etc.: dwindle (away)3. fig. Schönheit: fade; Mut, Interesse: dwindle* * *to drain away* * *da|hịn|schwin|denvi sep irreg aux sein (geh)(Vorräte, Geld, Kraft) to dwindle (away); (Interesse, Gefühle etc) to dwindle; (= vergehen Zeit) to go past* * *da·hin|schwin·den1. (weniger werden) Geld, Kräfte, Vorräte to dwindle [away]; Gefühle to dwindle; Interesse a. to fade2. (vergehen) to pass by* * *dahinschwinden v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)1. Vorräte etc: dwindle (away)
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