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1 POM
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2 Pommes
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3 Pommes frites
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4 Pommes-frites-Schneider
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5 Pompon
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6 Pommes-frites-Schneider
Pom·mes-fri·tes-Schnei·der mpotato chipper ( Brit), French fry slicer (Am)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Pommes-frites-Schneider
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7 pompös
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8 Pudelmütze
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9 Bommel
* * *Bọm|mel ['bɔml]f -, -nbobble* * *Bom·mel<-s o -, - o -n>[ˈbɔml̩]* * *die; Bommel, Bommeln od. der; Bommels, Bommel (bes. nordd.) bobble; pompom* * ** * *die; Bommel, Bommeln od. der; Bommels, Bommel (bes. nordd.) bobble; pompom -
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11 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
* * *Meck|len|burg-Vor|pom|mern ['meːklənbUrkfoːɐpɔmɐn, 'mɛklənbʊrk-]ntMecklenburg-West Pomerania* * *Meck·len·burg-Vor·pom·mern<-s>[ˈmɛklənbʊrkʔfo:ɐ̯pɔmɐn]nt Mecklenburg-West Pomerania* * *(das); Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns Mecklenburg-West Pomerania* * ** * *(das); Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns Mecklenburg-West Pomerania* * *n.Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania n. -
12 Pomeranze
f; -, -n; BOT. bitter orange* * *die Pomeranzeorange* * *Po|me|rạn|ze [pomə'rantsə]f -, -nSeville or bitter orange* * *Po·me·ran·ze<-, -n>[poməˈrantsə]f KOCHK Seville [or bitter] orange* * * -
13 Pommes frites
[pɔm’frit[s]] Pl. chips, Am. (french) fries; auf der Speisekarte: auch french-fried potatoes* * *die Pommes fritesFrench fries (Pl.); potato chips (Pl.); chips (Pl.)* * *[pɔm 'frits]plchips pl (Brit), French fries pl, French fried potatoes pl (form)* * *die1) ((American french fries) (usually in plural) a cut piece of potato (fried): steak and chips.) chip2) (potato chips.) French* * *Pom·mes[ˈpɔməs]pl (fam)Pom·mes fri·tes[pɔmˈfrɪt]* * ** * *Pommes frites [pɔmˈfrıt(s)] pl chips, US (french) fries; auf der Speisekarte: auch french-fried potatoes* * * -
14 Pompeji
* * *Pom·pe·ji<->[pomˈpɛ:i̯]nt Pompeii* * * -
15 pompös
* * *pompous; ostentatious; resplendant* * *pom|pös [pɔm'pøːs]1. adjgrandiose2. advgrandiosely* * *1) (intended to attract notice: flamboyant clothes.) flamboyant2) (too grand in manner or speech: The headmaster is inclined to be a bit pompous.) pompous3) pompously* * *pom·pös[pɔmˈpø:s]I. adj grandioseII. adv grandiosely, in a grandiose style* * *1.Adjektiv grandiose; ostentatious2.adverbial grandiosely; ostentatiously* * ** * *1.Adjektiv grandiose; ostentatious2.adverbial grandiosely; ostentatiously -
16 Polyoxymethylen
n (POM) < kst> ■ polyoxymethylene (POM); polyacetal -
17 Pudelmütze
Pu·del·müt·ze fbobble cap [or hat], pom-pom hat -
18 Puschel
m1. pompom2. pom pom3. tuft -
19 Pommer
m; -s, -n, Pommerin f; -, -nen Pomeranian, weiblich auch: Pomeranian woman ( oder girl); Pommer sein be (a) Pomeranian, come from Pomerania* * *Pọm|mer ['pɔmɐ]1. m -n, -n, Pom|me|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenPomeranian* * *Pommer sein be (a) Pomeranian, come from Pomerania -
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pom|e|lo — «POM uh loh», noun, plural los. 1. = grapefruit. (Cf. ↑grapefruit) 2. = shaddock. (Cf. ↑shaddock) Also, pummelo. ╂[origin uncertain] … Useful english dictionary
Pom|er|a|ni|an — «POM uh RAY nee uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. of or having to do with Pomerania, on the south coast of the Baltic Sea, or its people. –n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Pomerania. 2. any one of a breed of small dogs, weighing from 3 to 7 pounds,… … Useful english dictionary
pom|mé — or pom|mée «p MAY», adjective. Heraldry. having arms that terminate in knobs, globes, or balls: »a cross pommé. ╂[< French pommé, past participle of pommer to end in a round head < pomme apple] … Useful english dictionary
pom|my — «POM ee», noun, plural mies. Australian Slang. a British immigrant who has recently come to Australia; pomegranate … Useful english dictionary
pom|pa|no — «POM puh noh», noun, plural nos or (collectively) no. 1. any one of a group of food fishes of the West Indies and the coasts of southern North America. 2. a similar fish of the California coast. ╂[American English < American Spanish pámpano… … Useful english dictionary
pom — /pom/, n. pommy. [prob. by back formation] * * * … Universalium