Übersetzung für 'natural wood' von Englisch nach Deutsch

natural wood

Naturholz {n}

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(natural) wood look

Holzoptik {f}

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Werbung

on the wood's / wood fringes {adv}

an den Waldrändern

woodrushes / wood-rushes / wood rushes [genus Luzula, syn.: Cyperella, Ebingeria, Gymnodes, Luciola, Nemorinia, Pterodes]

Hainsimsen {pl}bot.T

Marbeln {pl}bot.T

Hainbinsen {pl}bot.T

red-billed woodhoopoe / wood-hoopoe / wood hoopoe [Phoeniculus purpureus, syn.: P. erythrorhynchus]

Kakelaar {m}orn.T

Baumhopf {m}orn.T

green woodhoopoe / wood-hoopoe / wood hoopoe [Phoeniculus purpureus, syn.: P. erythrorhynchus]

Kakelaar {m}orn.T

Grant's woodhoopoe / wood-hoopoe / wood hoopoe [Phoeniculus (damarensis) granti]

Grants Baumhopf {m}orn.T

ferruginous wood-partridge / wood partridge [Caloperdix oculea, syn.: C. oculeus]

Rostgelbes Waldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

Augenwachtel {f}orn.T

painted wood-stork / wood stork [Mycteria leucocephala, syn.: Ibis leucocephalus]

Buntstorch {m}orn.T

dark-backed wood-quail / woodquail / wood quail [Odontophorus melanonotus]

Schwarzrückenzahnwachtel {f}orn.T

black-backed wood-quail / woodquail / wood quail [Odontophorus melanonotus]

Schwarzrückenzahnwachtel {f}orn.T

buff-headed woodhoopoe / wood-hoopoe / wood hoopoe [Phoeniculus bollei]

Weißmasken-Baumhopf {m}orn.T

white-headed woodhoopoe / wood-hoopoe / wood hoopoe [Phoeniculus bollei]

Weißmasken-Baumhopf {m}orn.T

Bartels's wood-owl / wood owl [Strix (leptogrammica) bartelsi]

Bartelskauz {m}orn.T

spot-winged wood-quail / woodquail / wood quail [Odontophorus capueira]

Capueirazahnwachtel {f}orn.T

rufous-breasted wood-quail / woodquail / wood quail [Odontophorus speciosus]

Rotbrustzahnwachtel {f}orn.T

rufous-fronted wood-quail / woodquail / wood quail [Odontophorus erythrops]

Rotstirnzahnwachtel {f}orn.T

black-fronted wood-quail / woodquail / wood quail [Odontophorus atrifrons]

Schwarzstirnzahnwachtel {f}orn.T

• New techniques have been introduced in the field of engineered wood in recent years. Natural wood is being transformed in laboratories through various chemical and physical treatments to achieve tailored mechanical, optical, thermal, and conduction properties, by influencing the wood’s structure.
• The flute is made of natural wood and features a whistle-type mouthpiece with a small air hole.
• This semi-natural wood is more than 400 years old, and it has rich and diverse invertebrates, including 12 rare or scarce dead wood species, such as the nationally rare beetle, "Tomoxia biguttata".
• Tacoma offered two archtop models based on the pattern of the Chief—the AJF22CE5, with natural wood color and satin finish, and the AJF28CE5 with high gloss finish.
• of cross-country ski trails, featuring natural, wood-fired warming huts along the trails.

• It is mainly known for the castle built in 1233 by the Emperor Frederick II, the medieval architecture of its streets, the megaliths of Argimusco, and the natural wood of Malabotta.
• 78 metre hull was sheathed in mahogany and varnished to accentuate the beauty of its natural wood grain.
• A more modern, decorative unpainted version is often in natural wood and even polished.
• A distinction emerged in 1887 with the use in Shelburne of "dory clips", metal braces used to join frames, versus the more expensive but stronger natural wood frames used in Lunenburg dories.
• The poles and standards of the fences are usually natural wood or painted a conservative color, such as white or brown.

• These fade gradually from natural wood colored to a silver-like tone.
• Elements of the exterior which were previously painted in a natural wood tone were repainted yellow.
• Near this junction around 1830, Charner Humphries established an inn/tavern which came to be known as Whitehall due to the then unusual fact that it had a coat of white paint when most other buildings were of washed or natural wood.
• A softening brush may lightly passed over the wet paint to create the jagged edges typical of natural wood grain.
• Automatic finger-jointing machines help cut the finger joints, connect and glue them together under pressure, allowing for a strong, durable joint, capable of carrying high loads comparable to natural wood with the same cross-section.

• Made of a composite of man-made materials and natural wood particles, faux wood can be a less expensive choice than natural wood.
• Geta also vary in colour from natural wood to lacquered or wood-stained varieties.
• In 1830, an inn was established that became known as Whitehall due to the then-unusual fact that it had a coat of white paint, when most other buildings were of washed or natural wood.
• There were two designs; both of a natural wood finish, one with mahogany with a cherry fret-board and another with korina wood.
• In the historic center of Beijing modern siheyuans have been constructed in the period since 2005 using the courtyard concept and ostensibly many of the features of the traditional Beijing house, but using modern techniques and concrete blocks with 'faux' brick facing instead of the traditional carefully laid wide grey Chinese bricks; plastic coated window frames and beams instead of the traditional wood ones coated in natural wood lacquer.