flute
[fluːt]noun | Substantiv sOverview of all translations
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- Flötefeminine | Femininum fflute musical term | MusikMUSflute musical term | MusikMUS
- Flötenregisterneuter | Neutrum n, -zugmasculine | Maskulinum mflute musical term | MusikMUS on organflute musical term | MusikMUS on organ
- Flötist(in), Flötenspieler(in)flute musical term | MusikMUS flutistflute musical term | MusikMUS flutist
- Rillefeminine | Femininum fflute groove, channelRinnefeminine | Femininum fflute groove, channelHohlkehlefeminine | Femininum fflute groove, channelKannelierungfeminine | Femininum fflute groove, channelRiffelfeminine | Femininum fflute groove, channelRiefefeminine | Femininum fflute groove, channelflute groove, channel
- Baguetteflute rare | seltenselten (French bread)flute rare | seltenselten (French bread)
flute
[fluːt]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/iOverview of all translations
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flute
[fluːt]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/tOverview of all translations
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- ein-, auskehlen, riffeln, kannelieren, nutenflute engineering | TechnikTECH make grooves or channels influte engineering | TechnikTECH make grooves or channels in
- kräuseln, gaufrierenflute clothes: add frills or ruches toflute clothes: add frills or ruches to