Übersetzung für 'saber rattling' von Englisch nach Deutsch

saber-rattling {adj} [Am.]

säbelrasselnd

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saber-rattling [Am.]

Säbelrasseln {n}

Säbelgerassel {n}

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nuclear saber-rattling [Am.]

nukleares Säbelrasseln {n}pol.

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to saber

niedersäbeln

saber [Am.]

Säbel {m}weapons

rattling

Rüttelei {f} [von Fenstern, Türen]

Rattern {n} [bei Schwingungen mit kleinen Hüben]tech.

Geklirre {n} [von Ketten etc.]

Geklirr {n} [von Ketten etc.]

Geklapper {n} [ugs.]

Rasseln {n}

Klappern {n}

Gerassel {n}

rattling {adj} {pres-p}

ratternd

klappernd

rasselnd

rattling {adj}

scheppernd [ugs.]

Ottoman saber [Am.]

Osmanensäbel {m} [Säbel der Ottomanen]hist.weapons

saber-rattler [Am.]

Säbelrassler {m}

saber shin [Am.]

Säbelscheidentibia {f}med.

Säbelschienbein {n}med.

cavalry saber [Am.]

Kavalleriesäbel {m}hist.mil.weapons

pirate saber [Am.]

Piratensäbel {m}toys

• Upon receiving personal criticism, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin stated the following: "This is not saber-rattling.
• This includes a good amount of saber rattling between the Schutzbund and the conservative Heimwehr, as encouraged by the SDAPÖ newspaper, the Arbeiter Zeitung.
• In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a technology race between Britain and France made the British Empire more leery of French intentions than German saber-rattling.
• During the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, both the US and the USSR detonated several high-altitude nuclear explosions as a form of saber rattling.
• That Valparaiso riot prompted saber rattling from enraged US officials.

• The Russian newspaper "Pravda" described the exercise as "saber rattling".
• He described demands for economic sanctions and increased troop presence as "saber rattling" and "dangerous posturing."
• Isolationists branded the program as provocative saber-rattling that threatened the nation's neutrality; others slammed it as a pork barrel waste of tax dollars, while supporters touted the positive impacts on the aviation industry and the defense value of a vastly enlarged base of trained pilots.