„sardine“ sardine [ˈsɑː(r)dain; -din] Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Sard, Sarder Sardmasculine | Maskulinum m sardine mineralogy | MineralogieMINER sard Sardermasculine | Maskulinum m (dunkelroter Karneol) sardine mineralogy | MineralogieMINER sard sardine mineralogy | MineralogieMINER sard
„sardine“: noun sardine [sɑː(r)ˈdiːn]noun | Substantiv s <sardinesespecially | besonders besonderscollective noun | Kollektivum, Sammelwort koll sardine> Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Sardine, junger Pilchard Sardinefeminine | Femininum f sardine zoology | ZoologieZOOL Clupea pilchardus (junger) Pilchard sardine zoology | ZoologieZOOL Clupea pilchardus sardine zoology | ZoologieZOOL Clupea pilchardus examples packed like sardines zusammengepfercht wie die Sardinen packed like sardines (any similar fish) Bezeichnung ähnlicheror | oder od ähnlich zubereiteter Fische sardine zoology | ZoologieZOOL sardine zoology | ZoologieZOOL
„Sardine“: Femininum Sardine [zarˈdiːnə]Femininum | feminine f <Sardine; Sardinen> Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) sardine, pilchard sardine sardine Sardine Zoologie | zoologyZOOL Sardinia pilchardus pilchard Sardine Zoologie | zoologyZOOL Sardinia pilchardus Sardine Zoologie | zoologyZOOL Sardinia pilchardus sardine Sardine Kochkunst und Gastronomie | cooking and gastronomyGASTR Sardine Kochkunst und Gastronomie | cooking and gastronomyGASTR
„Sardin“: Femininum SardinFemininum | feminine f <Sardin; Sardinnen> Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Sardinian woman Sardinian woman (oder | orod girl) Sardin Sardinierin Sardin Sardinierin
„European“: adjective European [ju(ə)rəˈpiːən]adjective | Adjektiv adj Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) europäisch europäisch European European examples European championship sports | SportSPORT Europameisterschaft European championship sports | SportSPORT European inventory of existing chemical substances Europäisches Altstoffverzeichnis European inventory of existing chemical substances European inventory of new chemical substances Europäisches Neustoffverzeichnis European inventory of new chemical substances „European“: noun European [ju(ə)rəˈpiːən]noun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Europäerin Europäer(in) European European
„Europeanism“: noun Europeanism [ju(ə)rəˈpiːənizəm]noun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) europ. Eigenschaft, europ. Denken Europäertum europäerfreundliche Einstellung europ. Eigenschaftfeminine | Femininum f Europeanism europ. Denkenneuter | Neutrum n Europeanism europäerfreundliche Einstellung Europeanism Europeanism Europäertumneuter | Neutrum n Europeanism being European Europeanism being European
„Court of Justice“: noun Court of Justicenoun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Gerichtshof Gerichtshofmasculine | Maskulinum m Court of Justice legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR Court of Justice legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR examples Court of Justice of the European Union Gerichtshof der Europäischen Union Court of Justice of the European Union
„counterpart“: noun counterpartnoun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Gegen-, Seitenstück, Pendant genau Passendes, ergänzendes Stück, genaue Ergänzung Ebenbild Kopie, Duplikat Gegenstimme Komplement, Ergänzungsstück Gegen-, Seitenstückneuter | Neutrum n counterpart Pendantneuter | Neutrum n (to zu) counterpart counterpart examples his European counterparts seine europäischen Kollegen his European counterparts (etwas) genau (zu einer anderen Sache) Passendes, ergänzendes Stück, genaue Ergänzung, Ergänzungsstückneuter | Neutrum n counterpart complementary thing Komplementneuter | Neutrum n counterpart complementary thing counterpart complementary thing Ebenbildneuter | Neutrum n counterpart exact image: of person counterpart exact image: of person Kopiefeminine | Femininum f counterpart legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR Duplikatneuter | Neutrum n counterpart legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR counterpart legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR Gegenstimmefeminine | Femininum f, -partmasculine | Maskulinum m counterpart musical term | MusikMUS counterpart musical term | MusikMUS
„starling“: noun starling [ˈstɑː(r)liŋ]noun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Star More examples... Starmasculine | Maskulinum m starling zoology | ZoologieZOOL Fam. Sturnidae,especially | besonders besonders Gattg Sturnus starling zoology | ZoologieZOOL Fam. Sturnidae,especially | besonders besonders Gattg Sturnus examples European starling Sturnus vulgaris Star, Sprehe European starling Sturnus vulgaris examples often | oftoft American starling zoology | ZoologieZOOL Fam. Icteridae Stärlingmasculine | Maskulinum m often | oftoft American starling zoology | ZoologieZOOL Fam. Icteridae
„championship“: noun championshipnoun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Meisterschaft, Championat Verfechten, Verteidigen, Eintreten Meisterschaftfeminine | Femininum f championship in sport Championatneuter | Neutrum n championship in sport championship in sport examples to fight for the championship um den Meistertitel kämpfen to fight for the championship the holders of the European championship die Europameister the holders of the European championship Verfechtenneuter | Neutrum n championship advocacy Verteidigenneuter | Neutrum n championship advocacy Eintretenneuter | Neutrum n championship advocacy championship advocacy