TREE - Traduzione inglese-tedesco

nel dizionario PONS

I. tree [tri:] SOST

tree

Baum m <-(e)s, Bäume>

to climb [up] a tree

auf einen Baum klettern

money doesn't grow on trees

Geld wächst nicht an Bäumen

locuzioni:

to be out of one's tree

nicht [mehr] ganz dicht sein colloq

to be out of one's tree

spinnen <spinnt, spann, gesponnen> colloq

II. tree [tri:] SOST modifier

1. tree (of animals):

tree

Baum-

tree

Laub-

tree toad

Laubfrosch m <-(e)s, -frösche>

2. tree (of trees):

tree (planting, surgery, damage, growth)

Baum-

3. tree INFORM:

tree [structure]

Baum m <-(e)s, Bäume>

tree [structure]

Baumstruktur f <-, -en>

tree and branch network system

Baumnetzsystem nt

tree selection sort

Auswahlsortierverfahren nt

III. tree [tri:] VB vb trans CACCIA

to tree an animal

ein Tier auf einen Baum jagen

bark [bɑːk] SOST

bark

Borke

bark

Rinde

I. bark² [bɑ:k, ingl am bɑ:rk] SOST

bark (animal cry):

bark

Bellen nt

bark fig

Anblaffen nt colloq

bark fig

Anschnauzen nt colloq

to give a bark

bellen

locuzioni:

sb's bark is worse than his/her bite

Hunde, die bellen, beißen nicht

II. bark² [bɑ:k, ingl am bɑ:rk] VB vb intr

bark (give a bark):

bark

bellen

locuzioni:

to bark at one's shoes ingl am sl

kotzen sl

to bark up the wrong tree

auf dem Holzweg sein fig

bark¹ [bɑ:k, ingl am bɑ:rk] SOST no pl (part of tree)

bark

[Baum]rinde f

bark

Borke f <-, -n>

ˈap·ple tree SOST

apple tree

Apfelbaum m <-(e)s, -bäume>

ba·ˈna·na tree SOST

banana tree

Bananenstaude f <-, -n>

fami·ly ˈtree SOST

family tree

Familienstammbaum m

ˈfir tree SOST

fir tree

Tanne f <-, -n>

ˈgrass tree SOST

grass tree

Grasbaum m

ˈma·ple tree SOST

maple tree

Ahorn m <-s, -e>

Voce OpenDict

tree fort SOST

tree fort

Baumhaus nt

Voce OpenDict

tree diagram SOST

tree diagram

Baumdiagramm nt

Voce OpenDict

binary tree SOST

binary tree INFORM

Binärbaum m

Glossario di Geografia Klett

deciduous tree [dɪˌsɪdjuəsˈtriː] SOST

deciduous tree

Laubbaum

cocoa tree

cocoa tree

Kakaostrauch

mulberry tree [ˈmʌlbri] SOST

mulberry tree

Maulbeerbaum

tree nursery SOST

tree nursery

Baumschule

tree line, timber line SOST

tree line

Baumgrenze

tree line

Waldgrenze

emergent [ɪˈmɜːdʒnt], emergent tree

emergent

Baumriese

montane tree line SOST

montane tree line

montane Baumgreneze

crown of a tree

Baumkrone f

Glossario di Biologia Klett

broad-leafed tree [ˌbrɔːdˈliːfˌtriː], deciduous tree [ˌdɪˈsɪdjuəsˌtriː] SOST

broad-leafed tree

Laubbaum

tree limit SOST

tree limit

Baumgrenze

fir tree [ˈfɜːˌtriː] SOST ( pinus sylvestris )

fir tree

Waldkiefer

tree layer SOST

tree layer

Baumschicht

maidenhair tree SOST

maidenhair tree

Ginkgo

maidenhair tree

Frauenhaarbaum

maidenhair tree

Mädchenhaarbaum

birch tree [ˈbɜːtʃˌtriː] SOST

birch tree

Birke

ornamental tree SOST

ornamental tree

Parkbaum

phylogenetic tree [faɪləʊʤəˌnetɪkˈtriː] SOST

phylogenetic tree

Stammbaum

massive tree SOST

massive tree

riesiger Baum

tree ring analysis SOST

tree ring analysis

Baumringanalyse

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

inglese

tedesco

tree

tree

Baum der kürzesten Wege (von einer Zone ausgehend)

tree guard AMBIENTE

tree guard

Schutzgitter (für Bäume)

skim tree

skim tree

Minimalgerüst

tedesco

inglese

Baum der mehrfachen kürzesten Wege (aus mehrroutiger Umlegung von einer Zone ausgehend) MODELL

tree

Minimalgerüst

skim tree

Schutzgitter (für Bäume) AMBIENTE

tree guard

Present

I	tree
you	tree
he/she/it	trees
we	tree
you	tree
they	tree

Past

I	treed
you	treed
he/she/it	treed
we	treed
you	treed
they	treed

Present Perfect

I	have	treed
you	have	treed
he/she/it	has	treed
we	have	treed
you	have	treed
they	have	treed

Past Perfect

I	had	treed
you	had	treed
he/she/it	had	treed
we	had	treed
you	had	treed
they	had	treed

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

This mulberry tree was said to have many mouths opening from its branches.

en.wikipedia.org

A remarkable mulberry tree is planted next to the church.

en.wikipedia.org

The museum also holds easel and book miniatures of 17th-19th centuries, lacquered miniatures of 18th-19th centuries and collection of sherbet spoons, made from mulberry tree.

en.wikipedia.org

The boys stop to eat berries out of a mulberry tree on their way.

en.wikipedia.org

There is also an apple tree area reflecting the monastery under the monastery theme.

en.wikipedia.org

Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

First a pick-up drove on rail tracks, which is not necessarily normal for us Europeans, and a tree decked with garbage does definitely not correspond to our conceptions of recycling.

www.ronny-pannasch.de

Zuerst fuhr ein Pick-up auf Schienen, was für uns Europäer nicht unbedingt normal ist und ein mit Müll behangener Baum entspricht mit Sicherheit auch nicht unseren Vorstellungen vom " Grünen Punkt ".

www.ronny-pannasch.de

There is no doubt that felling the tree and selling the timber would, in the short term, generate more income, but the fruit grows back, making the oil a source of regular and sustainable income.

www.giz.de

Sicher, das Holz eines gefällten Baumes würde kurzfristig mehr Ertrag bringen, aber die Früchte wachsen nach und das gewonnene Öl garantiert ein regelmäßiges und langfristiges Einkommen.

www.giz.de

Trees are planted to stabilise the dykes and counteract bank erosion.

www.giz.de

Zur Stabilisierung von Deichen und zur Eindämmung der Erosion an den Ufern werden Bäume gepflanzt.

www.giz.de

In Lima, at the Colegio Mayor Secundario Presidente del Perú school, water meters, energy meters and a solar heating system have been installed and trees planted.

www.giz.de

In Lima, in der Schule „Colegio Mayor Secundario Presidente del Perú“, wurden Wasserzähler, Energieverbrauchsmesser und eine Solartherme installiert sowie Bäume gepflanzt.

www.giz.de

He created powerful images of trees and meadows, sunrises and sundowns, all devoid of human presence, in which sun and light became a dominating force.

www.berlin.de

Sonne und Licht dominieren die menschenleeren Bilder von Bäumen und Feldern, Sonnenauf- und -untergängen.

www.berlin.de