|   All Languages   
EN   SV   IS   RU   RO   FR   SK   IT   NL   LA   ES   UK   PT   FI   HU   NO   BG   HR   CS   DA   TR   PL   EO   SR   SQ   EL   BS   |   FR   SK   IT   IS   ES   NL   RO   HU   PL   RU   SV   NO   UK   FI   SQ   DA   CS   PT   HR   BG   LA   EO   SR   BS   TR   EL

English-German Dictionary

Online Dictionary English-German: Enter keyword here!
  äöüß...
  Options | Tips | FAQ | Abbreviations

LoginSign Up
Home|New Website|About|Vocab Trainer|Subjects|Users|Forum|Contribute!
German: K
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
« zurückSeite 358 für den Anfangsbuchstaben K im Deutsch-Englisch-Wörterbuchweiter »
DeutschEnglisch
Knigge {m}etiquette manual
Knigge {m}handbook of manners
Knigge {m} book of etiquette
Knigge {m} book on etiquette
Knigge {m} etiquette guide
kniggerig [ugs.] close
Knight of the Apocalypse / Der Ritter der Apokalypse The Minion [Jean-Marc Piché]
Knik-Gletscher {m} Knik Glacier
Knilch {m} [salopp] [pej.] [unangenehmer Kerl, Fiesling] bastard [coll.] [pej.]
Knilch {m} [ugs.] jerk [esp. Am.] [coll.]
Kniphofien {pl} [Fackellilien] kniphofias [genus Kniphofia]
Knipp {n} [auch {m}] [regional, z. B. Siegerland, Bayern] [Hippe, Rebmesser] billhook [also: bill hook]
knipsen [ugs.] to snap [coll.] [take a snapshot or snapshots]
knipsen [ugs.] [ein Foto machen] to take a photograph
knipsen [ugs.] [ein Foto machen]to take a photo
knipsen [ugs.] [Fotos machen]to take photos
knipsend snapping
Knipser {m} poacher [Br.] [sl.]
Knipser {m} [Fußballjargon] [instinktreicher Torjäger] fox in the box [coll.] [football / soccer]
Knipser {m} [ugs.] [Amateurfotograf]snapshooter
knipswütig [ugs.] trigger-happy [photographer]
knipswütig [ugs.] snap-happy [coll.]
Knipszange {f} clippers
Knirps {m} tot
Knirps {m}tiddler
Knirps {m}dwarf
Knirps {m} hop-o'-my-thumb [archaic]
Knirps {m} titch [esp. Br.]
Knirps {m} whippersnapper [coll.]
Knirps {m} nipper [small person]
Knirps {m} snip [Am.] [coll.] [small person]
Knirps {m} [fig.] atomy [obs.]
Knirps {m} [kleiner Mensch]manikin [very small person]
Knirps {m} [selten]toddler
Knirps {m} [ugs.] [kleine Person]squirt [Am.] [coll.] [sometimes affectionate, sometimes demeaning] [short person]
Knirps ® {m} [Taschenschirm]telescopic umbrella
Knirps ® {m} [Taschenschirm]folding umbrella
Knirpse {pl} tots
Knirpse im Anmarsch. Das tägliche Chaos mit kleinen Kindern. Attack of the Toddlers! [Julie Tilsner]
knirpsig [ugs.] titchy [Br.] [coll.]
knirpsig [ugs.] tichy [Br.] [coll.] [spv.]
Knirpsspitzmaus {f}Eurasian least shrew [Sorex minutissimus]
Knirpsspitzmaus {f} lesser pygmy shrew [Sorex minutissimus]
knirren [veraltet] [lit.] [knarren mit hellerem Ton] to creak
Knirrkohl {m} bladder campion [Silene vulgaris, syn.: Silene cucubalus]
Knirrkohl {m} [Leimkrautgewächs]cowbell / cow-bell / cow bell [Silene vulgaris, syn.: S. cucubalus, S. inflata, S. latifolia, S. venosa]
Knirrkohl {m} [Leimkrautgewächs] bladder silene [Silene vulgaris, syn.: S. cucubalus, S. inflata, S. latifolia, S. venosa]
Knirrkohl {m} [Leimkrautgewächs] maidenstears / maiden's tears {pl} [treated as sg.] [Silene vulgaris, syn.: S. cucubalus, S. inflata, S. latifolia, S. venosa]
Knirrkohl {m} [Leimkrautgewächs] rattleweed [Silene vulgaris, syn.: S. cucubalus, S. inflata, S. latifolia, S. venosa]
Knirschelschiene {f} [ugs.] [Aufbissschiene; selten für: Knirscherschiene] night guard [bruxism appliance]
knirschen to crunch [with teeth]
knirschento grate [one's teeth]
knirschen to scrunch [snow, gravel, pebbles]
knirschen to scroop
knirschen to crump
knirschen to graunch [esp. Br.] [coll.]
knirschento gride [literary]
Knirschen {n}crunch [sound]
Knirschen {n} crepitation
Knirschen {n} scrunch
Knirschen {n} [Aneinanderreiben der Oberkiefer-/Unterkieferzähne]grinding
Knirschen {n} [mit den Zähnen] tooth grinding
Knirschen {n} [z. B. Gelenk]grating
Knirschen {n} mit den Zähnen grinding of (the) teeth
knirschend crunching
knirschend creakily
knirschendcreaky
knirschend gnashing
knirschend grating
knirschend gritting
knirschendgrinding
knirschendscrunchy
knirschend kauen to crunch
knirschend kauen to scrunch
knirschend kauen to crump [archaic] [to chew sth. hard or brittle]
Knirscherschiene {f} [ugs.] [Bruxismusschiene] grinding teeth guard [bruxism appliance]
Knirscherschiene {f} [ugs.] [Aufbissschiene]bite splint
Knismesis {f} knismesis
Knisterholz {n} [regional] [(Weißbeerige) Mistel] (European) mistletoe [Viscum album, syn.: Viscum stellatum]
knisternto crackle
knistern to rustle
knisternto crinkle
knisternto crepitate
knisternto sizzle
Knistern {n} crackle [of paper, fire]
Knistern {n}crackling
knistern [Feuer]to spit [fire]
knisternd crackling
knisternd sizzling
knisternd rustling [silk]
Knisterrasseln {n} [Crepitatio, bei Lungenentzündung] crackling rale [crepitation]
Knittelvers {m} Knittel [also: Knittelvers]
Knittelvers {m} [hier als meist humorist. Gattung, nicht als Versmaß] doggerel
Knitter {m} wrinkle
knitteranfälligsusceptible to wrinkling [postpos.]
Knitteranfälligkeit {f}propensity to wrinkle
Knitteranfälligkeit {f}wrinkle propensity
knitterarm crease-resistant
Knitterfältchen {pl} fine skin creases
Knitterfalte {f} crease
« Knei — Knet — Knic — Knie — Knie — Knig — knit — Knob — Knoc — Knoc — Knoc »
« zurückSeite 358 für den Anfangsbuchstaben K im Deutsch-Englisch-Wörterbuchweiter »
Hint: Double-click next to phrase to retranslate — To translate another word just start typing!

Add a translation to the English-German dictionary

Do you know German-English translations not listed in this dictionary? Please tell us by entering them here!
Before you submit, please have a look at the guidelines. If you can provide multiple translations, please post one by one. Make sure to provide useful source information. Important: Please also help by verifying other suggestions!

Limited Input Mode
More than 1000 translations are waiting for verification. This means you can only add a new
translation if you log in and review another one first (max. 500 unverified entries per user).
The input form will only work from within the Contribute! section.

more...
German more...
Word Class more...
Subject
Comment
(Source, URL)
Similar

New Window

back to top | home© 2002 - 2026 Paul Hemetsberger | Contact / Privacy | Cookie Settings
English-German dictionary developed to help you share your knowledge with others. More information
Contains translations by TU Chemnitz and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (German-English). Thank you!
Links to this dictionary or to single translations are very welcome! Questions and Answers
Advertisement