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 Übersetzung für 'Irish girls' von Englisch nach Deutsch
Irish girlsjunge Irinnen {pl}
Teiltreffer
educ.hist.
girls' / girls borstal [esp. Br.]
Mädchenerziehungs­anstalt {f}
Irish {adj}irländisch [selten]
5
ling.
Irish
Irisch {n}
5
Irish {adj}irisch
271
ethn.
Irish women
Irinnen {pl}
Anglo-Irish {adj}anglo-irisch
ethn.
Irish Travellers
Pavee {pl}
Anglo-Irish {adj}angloirisch
ling.
Irish-speaking {adj}
irischsprachig
mus.
Irish bouzouki
Irish Bouzouki {f} [irisches Zupfinstrument]
gastr.
Irish cuisine
irische Küche {f}
relig.
Irish Catholic {adj}
irisch-katholisch
ling.
Irish lilt
(singender) irischer Tonfall {m}
ling.
Old Irish {adj}
altirisch <air.>
Irish-born {adj}in Irland geboren
Irish-bred {adj}in Irland aufgewachsen
non-Irish {adj}nichtirisch
gastr.
Irish stew
Irish Stew {n} [Eintopfgericht aus Lammfleisch / Hammelfleisch und Gemüsen]
gastr.
Irish coffee
Irish Coffee {m}
Irish Americanirischer Amerikaner {m}
21 Übersetzungen
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • She issued "Advice to Irish Girls in America" (1872), which deals mainly with tips and suggestions relating to the profession of domestic service.
  • They were supposed to take out two Irish girls but Zeppo had to cancel to board the train to Texas.
  • O'Daly also conceived the project of erecting, near Lisbon, a convent of Irish Dominican nuns, for Irish girls who wished to follow the religious life.
  • O'Connor and eighteen other female Irish writers contributed short stories for the 2005 collection, "Irish Girls Are Back in Town".
  • She has contributed to charity books with the royalties from short stories such as "Irish Girls are Back in Town" and "Ladies' Night".

  • Barnum were in fact Catholic Irish girls from Lower Manhattan.
  • Usage of the name was first recorded in Ireland in 2009, when three Irish girls were called Lyra.
  • In 2014, she won the Irish Girls' U18 Open Strokeplay, in 2015 the Helen Holm Scottish Women's Open Championship, and she won the Welsh Ladies Open Stroke Play Championship in both 2015 and 2016.
  • The Irish village ("Ballymaclinton") was inhabited by 150 "colleens" (Irish girls) who demonstrated various forms of domestic industry, as well as displays of manufacturing and even an art gallery.
  • In addition to cargo, she carried 190 Irish girls orphaned by the Great Famine.

  • Irvine was born to John and Cecily Irvine in 1956 in Clontarf, Dublin. winning the Irish Girls Close Championship in 1975.
  • She debuted in the match against the Irish girls on October 19, 2007.
  • Elif Deniz was called for the Turkey girls' U-17 national team, and debuted in the 2009 UEFA Women's U-17 Championship qualifying round match against the Irish girls on 18 October 2008.
  • The Irish village ("Ballymaclinton") was inhabited by 150 "colleens" (Irish girls) who demonstrated various forms of domestic industry, as well as displays of manufacturing and even an art gallery.
  • By 1850 in Boston the Irish Emigration Society "reported finding 'a hundred jobs a day' for Irish girls."

  • It is said that most of the English families in Ireland eventually married local Irish girls going native.
  • As the years passed, many Irish girls came to join the sisters.
  • In 1655 Henry Cromwell, Major-General of the Parliamentary Army in Ireland arranged for the forced transplanting of 1,000 Irish girls and 1,000 Irish young men be sent to assist in the conquest and planting of Jamaica.
  • Maguire won the Midland Girls Championship; Ulster Girls Championship; Leinster Girls Championship; Ulster U-19 Schools Championship; Girls Interprovincial Championship; Ulster Girls Order of Merit title; Irish Girls Order of Merit title; Runner-up in Connacht Girls Championship; Semi-finalist in the Irish Ladies Close and Semi-finalist British Girls Championship.
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