Übersetzung für 'perched' von Englisch nach Deutsch

perched {adj}

niedergelassen [sich gesetzt]

perched {past-p}

sich niedergesetzt

sich niedergelassen [sich gesetzt]

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perched aquifer

schwebender Grundwasserleiter {m} <schwebender GWL>geol.hydro.

• It is perched on a high plateau, which dominates the region.
• The commune is perched on a mountaintop and has stairs instead of roads.
• Unlike many cormorants, this species does not spread its wings when it is perched.
• Salamanders from a population in Supatá were observed foraging on shrubs and perched on leaves at night.
• A perched water table (or perched aquifer) is an aquifer that occurs above the regional water table.

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• For the Navy, the device depicts an eagle perched on top of a shield of stars and stripes with two crossed anchors behind it.
• Lake Boomanjin is considered the largest perched lake in the world, meaning that the lake floor is above the water table.
• Dominant northwesterly winds eventually caused blowing sand to become perched on the banks.
• The dogs are all looking up towards a large bone perched on the fountain's peak.
• Ariel the mermaid is perched on a rock.

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• Other houses perched on a hill.
• The figure's left hand holds a globe with an eagle perched on top.
• They often slowly lower and raise their tails while perched.
• The Mascarene martin is a relatively quiet bird, but it has a warbled "siri-liri siri-liri" song given in flight or when perched; some calls given by perched birds end in a glissando.
• "C. campbelli" is typically found at night, perched on leaves [...] above the ground.

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• One vocalization of the azure-crowned hummingbird is "a low, fairly hard, buzzy "dzzzrt" that is given in flight and perched; when perched it might be "repeated steadily".
• The image of [...] perched on their stilts comes from this period.
• These frogs have been found perched on top of limestone rocks within large rock formations in the forest and around the entrances to cave systems; males have also been observed up to 5 m inside caves, some perched above ground within depressions and holes in the karst rock walls.