Übersetzung für 'Costa Rican' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Costa Rican {adj}

costa-ricanisch

costaricanisch [alt] [costa-ricanisch]

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Costa Rican

Costa-Ricaner {m}ethn.

Costa Ricaner {m}ethn.

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Costa Rican [female]

Costa-Ricanerin {f}ethn.

Costa Ricanerin {f}ethn.

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Costa Rican colón <CRC>

Costa-Rica-Colón {m} <CRC>curr.

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Costa Rican bluefront tarantula [Aphonopelma crinirufum]

Blauzahn-Vogelspinne {f}zool.T

Costa Rican dwarf snake [Trimetopon simile]

Costaricanische Zwergnatter {f} [alt] [Costa-ricanische Zwergnatter]zool.T

Costa Rican earth snake [Geophis brachycephalus]

Kurzköpfige Erdnatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rican earth snake [Geophis hoffmanni]

Costa-ricanische Erdnatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rican glass-tailed snake [Urotheca myersi]

Costa-ricanische Glasschwanznatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rican lizard-eater [Mastigodryas alternatus sanguiventris]

[Unterart der Zentralamerikanischen Echsennatter (Mastigodryas alternatus)]zool.T

Costa Rican quail-dove [Geotrygon costaricensis]

Costa-Rica-Wachteltaube {f}orn.T

Costa Rican road guarder [Crisantophis nevermanni]

Nevermanns Natter {f}zool.T

Costa-ricanische Streifennatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rican snail eater [Sibon lamari]

Costa-ricanische Schneckennatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rican variable harlequin toad [Atelopus varius]

costa-ricanischer Harlekin / Harlekinfrosch / Harlekin-Frosch {m}zool.T

Costa Rican water snake [Hydromorphus concolor]

Gewöhnliche Zentralamerikanische Wassernatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rican zebra tarantula [Aphonopelma seemanni]

Gestreifte Guatemala-Vogelspinne {f}zool.T

Gestreifte Costa-Rica-Vogelspinne {f}zool.T

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Costa Ricans

Costa-Ricaner {pl}ethn.

costa [rib]

Rippe {f}anat.

Costa Rica <.cr>

Kostarika {n} [veraltet]geogr.

Costa Rica {n}geogr.

costa [of insect wings­]

Costalrand {m} [Vorderrand] [von Insektenflügeln]entom.

Da Costa's syndrome

Da Costa-Syndrom {n}med.psych.

Costa's hummingbird [Calypte costae]

Costakolibri {m}orn.T

Veilchenkopfelfe {f}orn.T

Costa Rica blind snake [Helminthophis frontalis]

Rotkopf-Blindschlange {f}zool.T

Costa Rica - Switzerland of Central America

Costa Rica {n} - die Schweiz Zentralamerikasgeogr.

Costa Rica quail dove [Geotrygon costaricensis]

Costa-Rica-Taube {f}orn.T

Costa Rica water snake [Hydromorphus concolor]

Gewöhnliche Zentralamerikanische Wassernatter {f}zool.T

Costa Rica brush-finch [Arremon costaricensis]

Panamabuschammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}]orn.T

Puerto Rican

Puerto-Ricaner {m}ethn.

Puerto Ricaner {m}ethn.

Puerto Rican {adj}

puerto-ricanisch

Puerto Rican [female]

Puerto-Ricanerin {f}ethn.

Puerto Ricanerin {f}ethn.

Puerto Rican coqui [Eleutherodactylus coqui]

Coqui-Pfeiffrosch {m}zool.T

Puerto Rican bullfinch [Loxigilla portoricensis]

Rotkopf-Gimpelfink {m}orn.T

• The novel "Colonel Lágrimas" ("Colonel Tears" in English, available by Restless Books) by Puerto Rican–Costa Rican writer Carlos Fonseca is a semibiographic novel about Grothendieck.
• Escrivá's successful petition of a title of nobility has aroused controversy not only because it might seem at odds with the humility befitting a Catholic priest, but also because the same title of Marquess of Peralta had been rehabilitated in 1883 by Pope Leo XIII and King Alfonso XII in favor of a man to whom Escrivá had no male-line family association: the Costa Rican diplomat Manuel María de Peralta y Alfaro (1847–1930).
• In spite of Costa Rican government and strong religious opposition, the IVF ban has been struck down by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in a decision of 20 December 2012.
• Costa Rican Christiana Figueres was nominated for the post of UN secretary-general in July 2016.
• The Public Force of Costa Rica (...) is the Costa Rican national law enforcement force, which performs policing and border patrol functions.

• Article 75 of the Costa Rican Constitution states that the "Catholic, Apostolic, and Roman Religion is the official religion of the Republic".
• There is a rich variety of plants and Costa Rican wildlife.
• For example, Costa Rican coffee cooperative Coocafé has supported hundreds of children and youth at school and university through the financing of scholarships from funding from their fair trade social premium.
• Many programmes at the campus in Costa Rica are also accredited by the Costa Rican accreditation organisation SINAES, or are in the process of obtaining accreditation.
• On December 1, 1948, President José Figueres Ferrer of Costa Rica abolished the Costa Rican military.

• These Costa Rican cheeses can come dipped in paraffin wax, and some have the [...] pattern pressed on the side.
• Costa Rican chacmools gripped sculpted bowls; these chacmools also served ceremonial purposes although the bowl was used to grind foodstuffs.