Übersetzung für 'desert sand' von Englisch nach Deutsch

desert sand

Wüstensand {m}

sand desert

Sandwüste {f}geogr.

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desert sand boa [Eryx miliaris, syn.: Anguis miliaris]

Wüsten-Sandboa / Wüstensandboa {f}zool.T

desert sand boa [Eryx miliaris]

Östliche Sandboa {f}zool.T

desert sand verbena [Abronia villosa, syn.: A. villosa var. villosa]

Wüsten-Sandverbene {f}bot.T

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salt sand-spurry [Br.] / sand-spurrey [Am.] [Spergularia marina, syn.: S. salina, Arenaria rubra var. marina]

Salz-Spärkling / Salzspärkling {m}bot.T

Salz-Schuppenmiere / Salzschuppenmiere {f}bot.T

(early) sandgrass / sand-grass / sand grass [Mibora minima, syn.: M. verna, Agrostis minima, Chamagrostis littorea, Knappia verna]

Zwerggras {n}bot.T

Sand-Zwerggras / Sandzwerggras {n}bot.T

black-billed desert finch / desert-finch [Rhodospiza obsoleta, syn.: Rhodospiza obsoletus, Rhodopechys obsoleta, Rhodopechys obsoletus]

Weißflügelgimpel {m} [auch: Weißflügel-Gimpel]orn.T

desert {adj}

wüst

desert

Öde {f}

Wüste {f}geogr.

Ödland {n}

Einöde {f}

to desert

von der Fahne gehen [desertieren] [Redewendung]mil.

desertierenmil.

untreu werden

fahnenflüchtig werdenmil.

desert finch / desert-finch [Rhodospiza obsoleta, syn.: Rhodospiza obsoletus, Rhodopechys obsoleta, Rhodopechys obsoletus]

Weißflügelgimpel {m} [auch: Weißflügel-Gimpel]orn.T

desert surfaces

Wüstenflächen {pl}geogr.

desert nomads

Wüstennomaden {pl}archaeo.ethn.

desert region

Wüstenregion {f}

desert conditions

Wüstenbedingungen {pl}

coastal desert

Küstenwüste {f}geogr.

• In the Ténéré Desert, sand cats were observed in the 1980s and between 2008 and 2015.
• Sedona red and white became the primary colors, with desert sand and black remaining as logo trim colors.
• Beach sands and river channel deposits are examples of fluvial transport and deposition, though sediment also often settles out of slow-moving or standing water in lakes and oceans. Desert sand dunes and loess are examples of aeolian transport and deposition.
• There then began a new deposition, this time of desert sand and fine dust, that produced a new layer of soft red marl, creating the gentler rolling appearance of the land, with just the tips of the older rocks reaching the surface.
• The convoy suffered many setbacks and problems on the route, such as poor-quality bridges, broken crankshafts, and engines clogged with desert sand.

• In the original "Return of the Jedi", the sarlacc is depicted as a barbed gaping mouth in the desert sand with tentacles.
• It was repainted in desert sand with a red interior in its 1955 rebuild.
• The color desert sand may be regarded as a deep shade of beige. It is a pale tint of a color called "desert". The color name "desert" was first used in 1920.
• Through the 1980s, the war stalemated through the construction of a desert sand berm, the Moroccan Wall.
• Parthenia, in north Africa, was abandoned and swallowed by desert sand.

• For a time it was believed that the desert sand had simply melted from the direct radiant thermal energy of the fireball and was not particularly dangerous.
• The Toboggan sled is also a traditional form of transport used by the Innu and Cree of northern Canada and the people of Ancient Egypt are thought to have used sledges (on the desert sand and on ramps) extensively for construction.
• Members of the military may purchase desert sand-colored garments and can submit regulation military T-shirts of any color to the church for custom addition of the symbolic markings.
• The body features faded fiesta red paint over desert sand paint, based on Palladino's 1961 Precision Bass, while the neck shape and round-lam rosewood fretboard are based on his 1963 sunburst Precision Bass.
• Wildflowers of the Sonoran Desert include desert sand verbena ("Abronia villosa"), desert sunflower ("Geraea canescens"), and evening primroses.

• While in Morocco she came up with the idea of using metal skis for air ambulances so that they could land on desert sand.
• The mixture of desert sand, unignited oil spilled and soot generated by the burning oil wells formed layers of hard "tarcrete", which covered nearly five percent of Kuwait's land mass.