German-English translation for "silica stone"

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„silica“: noun

silica

[ˈsilikə]noun | Substantiv s

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Kieselerde Quarz

Kieselerdefeminine | Femininum f (SiO2)
silica chemistry | ChemieCHEM

silica chemistry | ChemieCHEM

Quarz(glasneuter | Neutrum n)masculine | Maskulinum m
silica chemistry | ChemieCHEM quartz glass

silica chemistry | ChemieCHEM quartz glass

„stone“: transitive verb

stone

[stoun]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t

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mit Steinen bewerfen steinigen mit Steinen auslegen, pflastern wetzen, schleifen, polieren, glätten entsteinen, entkernen zu Stein machen werden lassen, petrifizieren

mit Steinen bewerfen
stone throw stones at

stone throw stones at

steinigen
stone as punishment

stone as punishment

mit Steinen auslegen, pflastern
stone pave with stones

stone pave with stones

wetzen, schleifen, polieren, glätten
stone rare | seltenselten (sharpen, polish)

stone rare | seltenselten (sharpen, polish)

entsteinen, entkernen
stone fruit: remove stone from

stone fruit: remove stone from

zu Stein machenor | oder od werden lassen, petrifizieren
stone petrify obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

stone petrify obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

„stone“: adjective

stone

[stoun]adjective | Adjektiv adj

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steinern, Stein… irden, Stein…

steinern, Stein…
stone relating to stone

stone relating to stone

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stone quarry

Steinbruch

stone quarry

irden, Stein…
stone earthenware

stone earthenware

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stone jar

irdener Topf

stone jar
stone mug

Steinkrug

stone mug

„stone“: noun

stone

[stoun]noun | Substantiv s

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Stein Stein, Kern Nieren-, Blasen-, GallenStein, Steinleiden Schleifstein, Wetzstein Mühlenstein HagelKorn Stein Stein Eier, Hoden Stein More examples...

Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone

stone
stone → see „Cornish stone“

stone → see „Cornish stone“
stone → see „philosophers’ stone“

stone → see „philosophers’ stone“
stone → see „rocking stone“

stone → see „rocking stone“
stone → see „Rosetta stone“

stone → see „Rosetta stone“

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a house of stone

ein Haus aus Stein

a house of stone
artificial stone

Kunststein, Zement

artificial stone
meteoric stone

Meteorit

meteoric stone
to harden into stone

petrifizieren, (zu Stein) verhärten

to harden into stone

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stone → see „Bristol stone“

stone → see „Bristol stone“
stone → see „cairngorm“

stone → see „cairngorm“

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also | aucha. precious stone

(Edel)Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m

also | aucha. precious stone

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stone unit of weight <plural | Pluralpl>

Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m

Stonemasculine | Maskulinum m (in Großbritannien 14 lb = 6,35 kg)

stone unit of weight <plural | Pluralpl>
a stone of cheese = 16 lb <plural | Pluralpl>

7,26 kg Käse

a stone of cheese = 16 lb <plural | Pluralpl>
a stone of meat (fish) = 8 lb <plural | Pluralpl>

3,63 kg Fleisch (Fisch)

a stone of meat (fish) = 8 lb <plural | Pluralpl>

Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone of fruit

Kernmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone of fruit

stone of fruit

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the stone of a date

ein Dattelkern

the stone of a date
the stone of a peach

ein Pfirsichstein

the stone of a peach

(Nieren-, Blasen-, Gallen)Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone medicine | MedizinMED kidney or gallstone

stone medicine | MedizinMED kidney or gallstone
Steinleidenneuter | Neutrum n
stone medicine | MedizinMED calculosis

stone medicine | MedizinMED calculosis

(Gedenk-, Grenz-especially | besonders besonders Grab)Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone as memorial, to mark territory

stone as memorial, to mark territory

Schleifsteinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone grindstone

stone grindstone
Wetzsteinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone whetstone

stone whetstone

Mühl(en)steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone millstone

stone millstone

(Hagel)Kornneuter | Neutrum n
stone hailstone

stone hailstone

Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone in lithography

stone in lithography

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also | aucha. imposing stone typography | Buchdruck/TypographieTYPO

Schließplattefeminine | Femininum f

Metteurtischmasculine | Maskulinum m

also | aucha. imposing stone typography | Buchdruck/TypographieTYPO

Steinmasculine | Maskulinum m
stone in dominoes, draughts, tric-trac

stone in dominoes, draughts, tric-trac

Eierplural | Plural pl
stone testicles slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonsl <plural | Pluralpl>

Hodenplural | Plural pl
stone testicles slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonsl <plural | Pluralpl>

stone testicles slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonsl <plural | Pluralpl>

stone → see „glasshouse“

stone → see „glasshouse“
stone → see „sermon“

stone → see „sermon“
stone → see „stock“

stone → see „stock“

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it’s only a stone’s throw (away) from Besondere Redewendungen

es ist nur einen Katzensprung entfernt von

it’s only a stone’s throw (away) from Besondere Redewendungen
a rolling stone gathers no moss Sprichwort

ein rollender Stein setzt kein Moos an

a rolling stone gathers no moss Sprichwort
a rolling stone gathers no moss

wer ewig wandertor | oder od seinen Beruf wechselt, wird nie reich

a rolling stone gathers no moss
to leave no stone unturned

nichts unversucht lassen (to do zu tun)

to leave no stone unturned
stones will cry out poetic, poetically | poetisch, dichterischpoet

die Steine erbarmen sich

stones will cry out poetic, poetically | poetisch, dichterischpoet
a heart of stone

ein Herz von Stein

a heart of stone
to cast (or | oderod throw) stones (or | oderod a stone) atsomebody | jemand sb

mit Steinen nach jemandem werfen, jemandes Charakter verunglimpfen

to cast (or | oderod throw) stones (or | oderod a stone) atsomebody | jemand sb
to break stones

Steine klopfen

to break stones
as hard as (a) stone

steinhart

as hard as (a) stone
to give a stone for bread bible, biblical bible, biblical | Bibel, biblisch Bibel, biblischBIBEL

einen Stein für Brot bieten

to give a stone for bread bible, biblical bible, biblical | Bibel, biblisch Bibel, biblischBIBEL
to give a stone and a beating to sports | SportSPORT familiar, informal | umgangssprachlichumg obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs

mit Leichtigkeit schlagen

to give a stone and a beating to sports | SportSPORT familiar, informal | umgangssprachlichumg obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs
to kill two birds with one stone

zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe schlagen

to kill two birds with one stone

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„lithographic“

lithographic

, lithographicaladjective | Adjektiv adj

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lithografisch Steindruck…

lithografisch
lithographic

lithographic

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lithographic stone

lithografischer Stein

lithographic stone

Steindruck…
lithographic of lithography

lithographic of lithography

„quern“: noun

quern

[kwəː(r)n]noun | Substantiv s

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Handgetreidemühle Handpfeffermühle

Hand(getreide)mühlefeminine | Femininum f
quern

quern

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quern stone

Mühlstein

quern stone

Handpfeffermühlefeminine | Femininum f
quern pepper mill

quern pepper mill

„curling“: noun

curling

[ˈkəː(r)liŋ]noun | Substantiv s

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Locken, Kräuseln, Ringeln, Frisieren Winden, Krümmen Wogen, Wellenschlagen Curlingspiel

Lockenneuter | Neutrum n
curling of hair

Kräuselnneuter | Neutrum n
curling of hair

Ringelnneuter | Neutrum n
curling of hair

Frisierenneuter | Neutrum n
curling of hair

curling of hair

Windenneuter | Neutrum n
curling twisting

Krümmenneuter | Neutrum n
curling twisting

curling twisting

Wogenneuter | Neutrum n
curling becoming wavy

Wellenschlagenneuter | Neutrum n
curling becoming wavy

curling becoming wavy

Curling(spiel)neuter | Neutrum n (ursprünglich schottische Form des Eisschießens)
curling sports | SportSPORT

curling sports | SportSPORT

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curling stone

Curling-Spielstein

curling stone

„insensate“: adjective

insensate

[inˈsenseit; -sit]adjective | Adjektiv adj literary | literarischliter

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empfindungs-, gefühl-, leblos gefühllos, hart, brutal unsinnig, töricht, unvernünftig

empfindungs-, gefühl-, leblos
insensate

insensate

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insensate stone

lebloser Stein

insensate stone

gefühllos, hart, brutal
insensate brutal

insensate brutal

unsinnig, töricht, unvernünftig
insensate crazy

insensate crazy
insensate syn vgl. literary | literarischliter → see „fond“

insensate syn vgl. literary | literarischliter → see „fond“

„semiprecious“: adjective

semiprecious

adjective | Adjektiv adj

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halbedel, Halbedel…

halbedel, Halbedel…
semiprecious

semiprecious

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semiprecious stone

Halbedelstein

semiprecious stone

„silica gel“: noun

silica gel

noun | Substantiv s

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Silikagel

Silikagelneuter | Neutrum n (kolloidale, poröse, adsorbierende Kieselerde)
silica gel

silica gel

„silica brick“: noun

silica brick

noun | Substantiv s

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Silikastein

Silikasteinmasculine | Maskulinum m, -ziegelmasculine | Maskulinum m
silica brick

silica brick

„abraxas“: noun

abraxas

[əˈbræksəs]noun | Substantiv s

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Abraxas More examples...

Abraxasmasculine | Maskulinum m (mystische Formel)
abraxas charm

abraxas charm

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Abraxas gnostic deity

Abraxasmasculine | Maskulinum m

Abraxas gnostic deity

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also | aucha. abraxas stone

Abraxasgemmefeminine | Femininum f, -steinmasculine | Maskulinum m

also | aucha. abraxas stone