Übersetzung für 'more auspicious' von Englisch nach Deutsch

more auspicious {adj}

verheißungs­voller

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auspicious {adj}

viel versprechend

vielverheißend [geh.]

glückverheißend

günstig [verheißungs­voll]

viel verheißend [geh.]

verheißungs­voll

vielversprechend

Werbung

most auspicious {adj}

verheißungs­vollste

auspicious start

guter Start {m}

auspicious sign

gutes Vorzeichen {n}

auspicious day

Glückstag {m}

glücklicher Tag {m}

auspicious occasion

Glücksfall {m}

feierlicher Anlass {m}

auspicious beginning

guter Anfang {m}

auspicious burnet [Zygaena fausta, syn.: Agrumenia fausta]

Bergkronwicken-Widderchen / Bergkronwickenwidderchen {n}entom.T

Gelbkronwicken-Rotwidderchen / Gelbkronwickenrotwidderchen {n}entom.T

Glücks-Widderchen / Glückswidderchen {n}entom.T

Randfleck-Widderchen / Randfleckwidderchen {n}entom.T

Goldrand-Widderchen / Goldrandwidderchen {n}entom.T

• The Fitzgeralds held the more auspicious title of 'The Earls of Desmond'.
• and this more auspicious name supplanted Father Hennepin's earlier designation.
• Before leaving for good, she tells him that the only way to save her soul is to rebury her remains at a more auspicious burial site.
• This theory is not widely accepted as fact, but as Yōzei was deposed for reprehensible behavior, there would have been a compelling motive to claim descent from more auspicious origins if it were the case.
• Old Blue Rugby Football Club’s initial impact forty-five years ago in official ERU league play proved to be an even more auspicious beginning than that of the Columbia College RFC from which it sprang.

• By 1870 this venture had moved to a more auspicious location at 519 South Broadway where the name 'HECHT'S RELIABLE STORES' could be seen carved in foot-high letters into the granite cornice above the third floor (now demolished).
• A number of marriage numismatic charms depict the image of a dragon and a fenghuang on their reverse sides, usually the obverse sides of these amulets often contain a cash coin inscription, fantasy cash coin inscription, or a more auspicious inscription related to either marriage or having plenty.
• The reason for this unusual succession is disputed, with the former either having been viewed as possessing the greater physical strength to rule or being born with a more auspicious horoscope.
• Several brokers demanded the removal of the sculpture during the crash, with an astrologer suggesting that it be re-installed at a more auspicious time.
• The castle was then renamed Fukushima Castle, as this was regarded as a more auspicious name.

• They believed that the water is said to be more auspicious and a dip in the pool drives away all skin diseases like eczema, allergic rashes and many more ailments.
• Having experienced television in both American and the Netherlands, Rhodes says the Netherlands were much more auspicious.
• Tuesdays and Fridays are considered to be more auspicious for praying in this temple.
• What could be more auspicious than his appearance heralded by the Lord Himself?
• Hindus regard death to be more auspicious than birth since the person is liberated from the bondages of material society.

• The birth of the triplets was made all the more auspicious by the fact that they were delivered on their mother's birthday.
• The Maya calendar for divination, or the "Sacred calendar", is believed to foretell a child's future, as some days are more auspicious than others.
• It was renamed at the behest of an astrologer to be more auspicious; the present name is derived from "Aja", a name of Brahma the creator.