Übersetzung für 'Jack Tar' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Jack Tar [Br.] [coll., dated] [sailor]

Matrose {m}

Seebär {m} [ugs.] [Matrose]

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jack-to-jack cable

Klinken-Klinken-Kabel {n}electr.

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jack-jack cable

Klinken-Klinken-Kabel {n}electr.

to tar

teeren

tar

Teer {m}

tar cancer

Teerkrebs {m}med.

to boil tar

Teer kochen

tar sands

Teersande {pl}geol.

road tar

Straßenteer {m}

birch tar

Birkenteer {m}

coal tar

Kohleteer {m}chem.

Kohlenteer {m}

tar formation

Teerbildung {f}

wood tar

Holzteer {m}chem.

tar sand

Teersand {m}geol.mining

old tar

alter Seemann {m}

tar pit

Teergrube {f}geol.

tar paper

Teerpappe {f}constr.

pine tar

Kiefernteer {m}

tar factory

Teerbrennerei {f}ind.

tar distillation

Teerdestillation {f}chem.

• While the Phillies' White players and club officials had been welcome to stay at Clearwater's Jack Tar Harrison Hotel, the Hotel refused service to the team's Black players who boarded in private homes.
• The imagery and theme is maritime in nature and as such it is about a generic nautical Jack (or Jack Tar), though emotionally affected by the death of Kipling's son.
• 1 billion, 274-bed hospital on the site of the former Jack Tar Hotel at Van Ness and Geary (once dubbed "the box Disneyland came in").
• The Cathedral Hill Hotel, a historic building previously named the Jack Tar Hotel, was closed on October 30, 2009 and was demolished in 2014 to make room for an expansion of the California Pacific Medical Center.
• Other sources argue that Bligh was no worse (and in many cases gentler) than the average captain and naval officer of the era, and that the crew—inexperienced and unused to the rigours of the sea—were corrupted by the freedom, idleness and sexual licence of their five months in Tahiti, finding themselves unwilling to return to the "Jack Tar's" life of an ordinary seaman.

• Criswell preach at the Jack Tar Hotel in San Francisco.
• Stanley is part of an international move that challenges the (white, male, straight) Jolly Jack Tar stereotype in maritime historiography.
• The Jack Tar Hotels Corp. bought the hotel in 1954.
• Jack Tar closed in the early 1990s and was partially demolished thereafter.
• Jack Tar Pit (also known as Scremerston New Winning, Scremerston Old Colliery and Greenwich Colliery) was sunk in 1840 by Robert Johnson and continued work until 1878.