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| NOUN | a stirrup | stirrups | |
| SYNO | stapes | stirrup | stirrup iron |
Übersetzung für 'stirrup' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- stirrup
- Steigbügel {m}
Bügel {m}equest.
Steg {m} [an einer Hose]cloth.
Stegreif {m} [veraltet] [Steigbügel] - Werbung
- brake stirrup
- Trägerplatte {f}tech.
- safety stirrup
- Sicherungsbügel {m}dent.tech.
- steel stirrup
- Stahlbügel {m} [U-förmiger Halter]
- stirrup bolt
- Bügelschraube {f}tech.
- stirrup bone
- Steigbügelknochen {m}anat.
Steigbügel {m} [Gehörknöchelchen]anat. - stirrup cup [Br.]
- Abschiedstrunk {m}
- stirrup iron
- Steigbügel {m}
- stirrup leather
- Bügelleder {n}sports
Bügelriemen {m}sports
Steigbügelleder {n}sports - stirrup pants {pl} [one pair] [Am.]
- Steghose {f}cloth.
- stirrup pump
- Kübelspritze {f}FireResc
- stirrup trousers {pl} [one pair]
- Keilhose {f}cloth.
- stirrup vessel
- Steigbügelgefäß {n}archaeo.
- stirrup football socks [Br.] [worn by footballers over their shinguards]
- Stutzen {pl} [Kniestrümpfe mit Steg für Fußballspieler]cloth.sports
- the stirrup holders of sb. [fig.] [those who advance the career of sb.]
- jds. Steigbügelhalter {pl} [fig.] [oft pej.]
die Steigbügelhalter {pl} für jdn. [fig.] [oft pej.] - plastic surgery of the stirrup
- Stapesplastik {f}audiomed.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- The stirrup jar is used for storage and transportation, most commonly of oil and wine that was invented in Crete.
- Poorly designed V-brakes can suffer from a sudden failure when the noodle end pulls through the metal stirrup, leaving the wheel with no braking power.
- Stirrup socks are worn on top of sanitary socks and serve to display team colors, stripes or team logos.
- Stirrup fit varies greatly between disciplines, from the very short stirrup of the horse racing jockey to the long stirrup of the dressage or reining competitor.
- The metal stirrup was invented in 4th century China, and later helped stimulate the creation of early knightly classes in the Carolingian empire.
- As the most recent incarnation, the stirrup version remains the favorite of a predominance of kobudo practitioners.
- According to Lynn White, the invention of the horse stirrup enabled new patterns of warfare that eventually led to the development of feudalism (see Stirrup Thesis).
- Acey-deucey is deliberately riding a horse with one stirrup shorter than the other.
- Some authors, such as Lynn White, claim the use of the stirrup in Europe stimulated development of the medieval knights which characterized feudal Europe.
- A conductive stirrup can bridge these to make the connection.
- In these vessels the stirrup handle actually forms part of the , which emanates from the top of the stirrup.
- As the field continued towards the seventh fence (Foinavon) Zabenz was pulled up, a stirrup leather having broken.
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