Übersetzung für 'phoenix-like' von Englisch nach Deutsch

phoenix-like {adj} {adv}

wie ein Phönix

phoenix-like {adj}

dem Phönix gleich

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like a phoenix from the ashes

wie ein Phönix aus der Asche

• Phoenix-like, dowered with truth, Thou hast risen in strength from the ashes.
• known in Japanese as Hō-ō or Hou-ou, are phoenix-like birds found in East Asian mythology that reign over all other birds.
• With 24 games played and stunning form Boden seemed safe at mid-table, but failure to win or even draw any of their last six games, together with the Phoenix-like resurrection of near-discarded Mjällby AIF, saw the latter team secure a new contract while relegating Boden to the newly recreated Division 1.
• The crest is taken from the arms of the city of Portland which was thrice destroyed in war by burning, by the Indians in 1676, by the French in 1690 and by the English fleet in 1775, but each time it has risen phoenix-like from its ashes.
• The understanding of "chol" as a phoenix-like bird has resulted in an amount of discourse on the topic.

• Bender has worked in the markets of Salt Lake City, Phoenix (like Gary and Trey), and Chicago and does play-by-play and sideline reporting for FSN West.
• Andro Hart of Edinburgh printed Murray's "Paraphrase of the CIV Psalme" (1615), with a dedicatory verse to the "phoenix-like" King James.
• did not (contrary to popular belief) rise phoenix-like from the ashes of the first, though it is logical to assume that it provided the inspiration for the name.
• When laying, she assumes a "phoenix-like" posture: her body raised upright on vertical tarsi; wings half outstretched.
• "Evolution of Animals and Plants" ([...] , [...]) mentions "feilong" with "yujia" [...] "winged excellence", "fenghuang" [...] "phoenix", and "luan" [...] "a legendary phoenix-like bird; simurgh".