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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sheaf
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noun* * *[ʃi:f]plural - sheaves; noun(a bundle usually tied or held together: a sheaf of corn/notes.) die Garbe,das Bündel* * *<pl sheaves>[ʃi:f]n\sheaf of lines Strahlenbündel nt\sheaf of sparks Funkenregen m* * *[ʃiːf]n pl sheaves(of wheat, corn) Garbe f; (of arrows etc, papers, notes) Bündel nt* * *sheaf [ʃiːf]A pl -ves [-vz] s1. AGR Garbe f2. Bündel n:sheaf of fire Feuer-, Geschossgarbe f;sheaf of rays PHYS StrahlenbündelB v/t in Garben binden* * *noun, pl. sheaves (of corn etc.) Garbe, die; (of paper, arrows, etc.) Bündel, das* * *n.(§ pl.: sheaves)= Bündel - n.Garbe -n f. -
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< agri> ■ Garbengebläse nEnglish-german technical dictionary > pneumatic sheaf conveyor
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(DE) Batzen {r}; Büschel {pl}; Cluster; Dosieren; Klumpen {r}; Klümpchen {s}; Knollen {r}; Knorre {r}; Knote {r}; Knötchen {s}; Schub {r}; Schwung; Stapel {r}; bündelnd; Bauschen {r}; Binkel {r}; Fitze {e}; Gebund {s}; Mocken {r}; Placken {r}; Stek {r}; (EN) batch; bed; bend; bunch; bundle; burl; clod; clot; clump; cluster; crowd; gnarl; hitch; joint; kink; knob; knot; loop; mass; mob; nap; node; nodosity; nodulation; nodule; nub; nug; nugget; nurl; pack; parcel; peck; pile; piled; pileup; sheaf; sheaf, sheaves; snag; snarl; snick; swad; tie; torosity; truss; tuft; wad; wart -
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(DE) Batzen {r}; Dosieren; Halde {e}; Haufe {r}; Haufen {r}; Schub {r}; Schwung; Stapel {r}; Stoß {r}; Bärme {e}; Bühl {r}; Flatsche {e}; Hümpel {r}; Runkel {e}; Schütte {e}; (EN) batch; bing; clamp; clump; congeries; conglomerate; conglomeration; cop; crowd; dess; drifts; dump; heap; how; junk; mass; mound; pack; peck; pile; piled; pileup; sheaf; sheaf, sheaves; stack -
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(DE) Garbe {e}; Binkel {r}; (EN) sheaf; sheaf, sheaves -
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(DE) Ballen {r}; Bund {r}; Büschel {pl}; Garbe {e}; Gebinde {s}; Strang {r}; Stränge {pl}; bündeln; bündelnd; Binkel {r}; (EN) band; batch; bolt; bunch; bundle; faggot; fascicle; fascicule; packet; parcel; pile; piled; pileup; sheaf; sheaf, sheaves; truss; trusser; tuft -
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(DE) Büschel {pl}; Cluster; Garbe {e}; Päckchen; bündeln; bündelnd; Binkel {r}; Gebund {s}; (EN) band; bar; bunch; bunched; bundle; clump; cluster; fascicle; fascicule; packet; parcel; pile; sheaf; sheaf, sheaves; truss; trusser; tuft -
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field of \corn Kornfeld nt, Getreidefeld nt;sheaf of \corn Getreidegarbe f, Getreidebündel nt\corn on the cob Maiskolben mPHRASES:to tread on sb's \corns ( Brit) jdm auf die Hühneraugen treten -
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(DE) Richtkranz {r}; Buschen {r}; Richtkrone {e}; (EN) posy; sheaf of flowers -
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Sheaf — Sheaf, v. t. To gather and bind into a sheaf; to make into sheaves; as, to sheaf wheat. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Sheaf — Sheaf, n.; pl. {Sheaves}. [OE. sheef, shef, schef, AS. sce[ a]f; akin to D. schoof, OHG. scoub, G. schaub, Icel. skauf a fox s brush, and E. shove. See {Shove}.] 1. A quantity of the stalks and ears of wheat, rye, or other grain, bound together;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Sheaf — Sheaf, v. i. To collect and bind cut grain, or the like; to make sheaves. [1913 Webster] They that reap must sheaf and bind. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sheaf — [ʃi:f] n plural sheaves [ʃi:vz] [: Old English; Origin: sceaf] 1.) several pieces of paper held or tied together sheaf of ▪ He laid a sheaf of documents on the desk. 2.) a bunch of wheat, corn etc tied together after it has been cut … Dictionary of contemporary English
sheaf — O.E. sceaf sheaf of corn, from P.Gmc. *skaubaz (Cf. M.Du. scoof, O.H.G. scoub, Ger. Schaub sheaf; O.N. skauf fox s tail; Goth. skuft hair on the head, Ger. Schopf tuft ). Also used in Middle English for two dozen arrows … Etymology dictionary
Sheaf — Sheaf, n. (Mech.) A sheave. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sheaf — [ ʃif ] (plural sheaves [ ʃivz ] ) noun count 1. ) stems of grain that have been cut and tied together: a sheaf of wheat 2. ) a large number of pieces of paper that are kept together … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sheaf — index assemblage Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
sheaf — has the plural form sheaves. The verb meaning ‘to make into sheaves’ is sheave … Modern English usage
sheaf — ► NOUN (pl. sheaves) 1) a bundle of grain stalks laid lengthways and tied together after reaping. 2) a bundle of objects, especially papers. ► VERB ▪ bundle into sheaves. ORIGIN Old English, related to SHOVE(Cf. ↑shove) … English terms dictionary
sheaf — [shēf] n. pl. sheaves [ME schefe < OE sceaf, akin to Ger schaub < IE base * skeup , * skeubh , a bundle, clump > SHOP] 1. a bunch of cut stalks of grain, etc. bound up in a bundle 2. a collection of things gathered together; bundle, as… … English World dictionary