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Übersetzung für 'infernal' von Englisch nach Deutsch

infernal {adj}

höllisch

teuflisch

verdammt [ugs.]

infernal [seltener für: infernalisch]

infernalisch

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infernal {adj} [coll.] [terrible, awful]

fürchterlich

infernal {adj} [also fig. coll.]

Höllen- [auch fig. ugs.]

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infernal cunning

Abgefeimtheit {f} [Charakter]

infernal machine

Höllenmaschine {f}

infernal noise

höllischer Lärm {m}

infernal noise [coll.]

Höllenspektakel {n} [ugs.]

infernal regions {pl}

Hölle {f}

infernal stuff [coll.]

Teufelszeug {n} [ugs.] [pej.]

• infernal [seltener für: infernalisch] = infernal

• The punisher of broken oaths was the infernal deity Orcus.
• Another important author is Jean-Pierre Camus who adds infernal and diabolical themes.
• Zaebos is a demon or spirit in the "Dictionnaire Infernal". Zaebos is said to be the Grand Count of the infernal realms, and appears in the shape of a handsome soldier mounted on a crocodile.
• Vasco da Gama had a very good Offence, in that time it was known as "la trinca infernal" the term trinca, utilized in that time as a reference for 3, trinca infernal referenced Vasco da Gama's Offence which had 3 very agile, quick men.
• "Danger!! Death Ray" (Italian: "Il Raggio infernale", lit. "The Infernal Ray") is a 1967 Italian Eurospy secret agent spy film starring Gordon Scott.

• Note: The game was played under infernal weather.
• The Sarret case was told by Solange Fasquelle in the book ("Le Trio infernal)" "The Infernal Trio" , which was adapted to the cinema in 1974 under the same title by Francis Girod, starring Michel Piccoli as Sarret, Romy Schneider as Philomène Schmidt and Mascha Gonska as Catherine Schmidt.
• A special form of prayer consists of curses, which were often buried in the ground, probably with the intent to reach the infernal gods.
• The ending describes Delgadina's heavenly ascension, and her father's infernal demise.
• Newton was incorporated into Blake's infernal trinity along with the philosophers Francis Bacon and John Locke.

• The Lampads' Roman name is " [...] " ("infernal nymphs").
• The First Seated rules by his (or her) "infernal will and chthonic way"; he (or she) is addressed as the "Lord" (or "Lady") "of the Hosts of Hell, First Seated of the Entire Infernal Dominion".
• "The Infernal Trio" ([...]; also known as "Lady of Hell") is a 1974 crime comedy horror film directed by Francis Girod from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jacques Rouffio, based on the novel "Le Trio infernal" by Solange Fasquelle.