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English-German translation for: [sometimes]
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Dictionary English German: [sometimes]

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English German
upfront {adv} [spv.] [sometimes also: up-front] [in advance] [idiom]
110
vorab [im Voraus]
art artsy {adj} [Am.] [sometimes pej.]
77
künstlerisch
relig. Moslem {adj} [dated, sometimes offensive spv.]
9
moslemisch [veraltend]
gastr. relig. parve {adj} [sometimes spelled pareve]
6
parve
med. harelipped {adj} [no longer in scientific use; coll.: sometimes offensive] [cleft-lipped]mit Hasenscharte [nachgestellt] [ugs.] [fachspr. veraltet]
ling. Samoyedic {adj} [sometimes considered derogatory]samojedisch
theatre theatric {adj} [here: often pej., sometimes positive: in a typical manner of theatre]theatrig [Theaterjargon; oft pej., manchmal auch positiv gemeint: in typischer Theatermanier]
youns {pron} [Am.] [sl.] [chiefly Appalachia, but also sometimes used in other rural areas]ihr
Nouns
RealEst. bathroom [Br.] [room containing a bath or shower and typically a washbasin and sometimes a toilet]
5317
Badezimmer {n}
paraphernalia {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [equipment used in or necessary for a particular activity]
697
Zubehör {n} [seltener auch {m}]
hulk [coll.] [sometimes pej.] [a large person]
446
Koloss {m} [ugs.] [hum.] [große, schwergewichtige Person]
bitch [coll.] [sometimes used as a generalized term of abuse]
339
Schlampe {f} [ugs.] [pej.]
games diamonds {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]
239
Karo {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt]
games clubs {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]
224
Kreuz {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt]
midget [sometimes used pej.] [person with proportionate dwarfism]
184
Liliputaner {m} [Zwergwüchsiger]
games spades {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]
154
Pik {n} [österr. auch {f}] [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt]
freak [sometimes offensive] [abnormal person, animal] [also fig. pej.]
134
Missgeburt {f} [veraltend] [diskriminierend] [auch fig. pej.]
tidings {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [literary or hum.]
81
Kunde {f} [geh.] [veraltend] [Nachricht]
med. harelip [no longer in scientific use; coll.: sometimes offensive] [cleft lip]
62
Hasenscharte {f} [ugs.] [fachspr. veraltet] [Lippenspalte]
relig. congregation {sg} [sometimes treated as pl.]
30
Kirchenmitglieder {pl}
squirt [Am.] [coll.] [sometimes affectionate, sometimes demeaning] [short person]
30
Knirps {m} [ugs.] [kleine Person]
frail [Am.] [dated sl.] [sometimes pej.]
20
Weibsperson {f} [veraltend] [auch pej.]
Jewess [sometimes pej.]
16
Jüdin {f}
stan [sl.] [sometimes pej.]
16
[obsessiver Fan]
aviat. geogr. geol. ground [sometimes also <GND>]
12
Erdoberfläche {f}
bibl. fornicator [literary] [sometimes hum.]
11
Unzüchtiger {m}
philistine [sometimes capitalized] [female]
11
Banausin {f}
tech. bib [sometimes spelled bibb] [bibcock]
10
Hahn {m} [bes. mit abwärtsgerichteter Tülle]
relig. Moslem [dated, sometimes offensive spv.]
9
Moslem {m} [veraltend]
gastr. mincemeat [finely chopped mixture (as of raisins, apples, and spices) sometimes with meat that is used as pie filling]
6
[kleingehacktes Fruchtfleisch mit Gewürzen und manchmal Fleisch als Pastetenfüllung]
bot. gastr. T
6
admin. Unverified [cantonally appointed leader of a district, sometimes translated as governor or bailiff]Regierungsstatthalter {m} [Schweiz]
gastr. [mixture of potatoes and pasta and sometimes meat scraps]Grenadiermarsch {m} [österr.] [Kartoffeln und Nudeln, ev. plus Fleisch- oder Wurstreste]
med. [Uhthoff's phenomenon, Uhthoff's syndrome, Uhthoff's sign, Uhthoff's symptom; sometimes incorrectly spelled Uthoff's / Uthoff phenomenon, etc.] Uthoff-Phänomen {n} [FALSCH für: Uhthoff-Phänomen; nach Wilhelm Uhthoff, dt. Ophthalmologe]
bot. T
Albizien {pl}
bot. T
bot. T
bot. T
orn. T
relig. Av [sometimes: Ab]Aw {m} [auch: Av, Ab]
bacchanalia {sg} [sometimes treated as pl.]Bacchanalien {pl}
hist. bacchanalia {sg} [sometimes treated as pl.]Bacchusfeste {pl}
ethn. Bushman [now sometimes offensive] [a San]Buschmann {m} [oft pej.] [veraltet für: San]
relig. Christolatry [sometimes pej.]Christolatrie {f} [manchmal pej.]
Internet pol. clicktivism [sometimes pej.]Klickaktivismus {m}
games clubs {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [suit in a deck of cards]Treff {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt] [Kreuz]
games diamonds {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]Eckstein {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im Kartenspiel] [Karo, Schellen]
med. harelip [no longer in scientific use; coll., sometimes offensive] [Labium fissum, Labium leporinum] [cleft lip]Hasenlippe {f} [ugs.] [oft pej.]
longhair [coll.] [sometimes pej.] [an (impractical) intellectual](unpraktischer) Intellektueller {m}
machloikes [Yidd.] {pl} [sometimes sg.] [also makhloikes] [argument, quarrel, trouble]Machloikes {pl} [jidd.] [heute selten] [Zwist, Ärger, Schwierigkeiten]
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