Übersetzung für 'stirrup vessel' von Englisch nach Deutsch

stirrup vessel

Steigbügelgefäß {n}archaeo.

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one-vessel coronary artery disease <1-vessel CAD>

koronare Eingefäßerkrankung {f}

koronare Eingefäßkrankheit {f} <koronare 1-Gefäßkrankheit, koronare 1-Gefäß-Krankheit>med.

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stirrup

Steigbügel {m}

Bügel {m}equest.

Steg {m} [an einer Hose]cloth.

Stegreif {m} [veraltet] [Steigbügel]

stirrup leather

Bügelleder {n}sports

Bügelriemen {m}sports

Steigbügelleder {n}sports

stirrup iron

Steigbügel {m}

stirrup bolt

Bügelschraube {f}tech.

stirrup pump

Kübelspritze {f}FireResc

safety stirrup

Sicherungs­bügel {m}dent.tech.

brake stirrup

Trägerplatte {f}tech.

steel stirrup

Stahlbügel {m} [U-förmiger Halter]

stirrup bone

Steigbügelknochen {m}anat.

Steigbügel {m} [Gehörknöchelchen]anat.

stirrup cup [Br.]

Abschiedstrunk {m}

stirrup trousers {pl} [one pair]

Keilhose {f}cloth.

stirrup pants {pl} [one pair] [Am.]

Steghose {f}cloth.

• Vessel types were small and closed flasks or "stirrup jars".
• They are primarily characterized by having a stirrup-shaped stapes in the middle ear, which allows for passage of a blood vessel.
• The vessel is mentioned in the poem "The Stirrup-Cup" by the nineteenth-century American poet, Sidney Lanier, and in the traditional Scottish song "The Parting Glass".
• The Moche Crawling Feline is a specific stirrup spout vessel dating from 100—800 CE.
• "Higher quality, labor-intensive vessels such as painted stirrup spouts and high burnished blackware bowls" are associated with higher socio-economic status and are found less often at Pampa Grande.

• lockout dive near Great Stirrup Cay in 1968. Dr.