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Übersetzung für 'KA BAR' von Englisch nach Deutsch

KA-BAR^® [US Armed Forces Fighting Knife]

KA-BAR^® {n} [Kampfmesser der U.S. Streitkräfte]toolsweapons

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kiloampere <kA>

Kiloampere {n} <kA>electr.unit

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knee arthroscopy <KA>

Kniearthroskopie {f}MedTech.

Kniespiegelung {f}med.

Karlovitz number <Ka>

Karlovitz-Zahl {f} <Ka>engin.unit

eight-bar {adj} <8-bar>

achttaktig <8-taktig>mus.

Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ʻĀina i ka Pono. [USA] [Hawaii state motto: The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness.]

[Motto des US-Staates Hawaii: Das Leben des Landes wird in Rechtschaffenheit fortgeführt. / Das Leben des Landes bleibt in Rechtschaffenheit erhalten.]pol.

Louis-Bar's / Louis-Bar syndrome <LBS>

Louis-Bar-Syndrom {n} <LBS>med.

bar

Stange {f}

Gericht {n}law

Kneipe {f}gastr.

Holm {m} [beim Barren]sports

Takt {m} [Einheit]mus.

Barriere {f}

Ausschank {m} [Schänke]gastr.

Takteinheit {f}mus.

Gitterstab {m}constr.

Barre {f} [z. B. bei Kettenwirkmaschine, Raschelmaschine]textil.

Steg {m} [Schiene]

Schanktisch {m}furn.gastr.

Balken {m}

• KA-BAR ® {n} [Kampfmesser der U.S. Streitkräfte] = KA-BAR ® [US Armed Forces Fighting Knife]
• Bar {n} <bar, b> [b ist veraltet] = bar <bar>
• Koronararterien {pl} <KA> = coronary arteries <CAs> [Arteriae coronariae]
• Koordinierungsausschuss {m} <KA> = coordination committee <CC>
• Kiloampere {n} <kA> = kiloampere <kA>
• Kellerautomat {m} <KA> = pushdown automaton <PDA>
• Kurzanleitung {f} <KA> = quick guide <QG>
• Kußmaul-Atmung {f} <KA> = Kussmaul breathing [also: Kussmaul's breathing]
• Karlovitz-Zahl {f} <Ka> = Karlovitz number <Ka>
• klassische Archäologie {f} <KA> = classical archaeology
• Kraftausdauertraining {n} <KA-Training> = strength endurance training
• Keine Ahnung. <kA> [ugs.] = I don't know. <idk, IDK>
• Konstituentenanalyse {f} <KA> [auch: IC-Analyse] = immediate constituent analysis <IC analysis, ICA>
• keine Angabe / Angaben <k. A., KA> = not specified <ns, n/s>
• Kußmaulatmung {f} <KA> [selten für: Kußmaul-Atmung] = Kussmaul breathing [also: Kussmaul's breathing]
• Bar {f} = watering hole [fig.]
• Bar {f} = boozer [Br.] [coll.]
• Bar {f} = bar
• Bar {f} = barroom [Am.]
• bar = cash
• Bar {f} = café [Am.]

• In late 1943 the Raider Stiletto was replaced by the new Marine Corps fighting and utility knife designated 1219C2 (later to become famous as the KA-BAR), a change welcomed by Edson's Marines.
• He is appointed February 15, 1960 Minister of Economy in the Ka'bar government. Then he was transferred in September 1960 to the Ministry of Finance.
• It bears a resemblance to the Marines' iconic Ka-Bar fighting knife, though it is not fullered.
• These include the stiletto-shaped daggers carried by Marine Corps Raiders in World War II, and fighting-utility knives made by KA-BAR and other manufacturers.
• Sponsors of the show would include SIG Sauer, Ka-Bar, SureFire, Emerson Knives, and "Soldier of Fortune Magazine".

• During the Vietnam War, Camillus again manufactured a large number of knives for the armed forces, for instance a pilot survival knife, a USMC KA-BAR combat knife and a four bladed utility knife.
• In the real world, the KA-BAR is an official combat knife of the United States Marine Corps.
• The prototype for what became the M3 was evaluated in December 1942 by the civilian board of directors of the "Smaller War Plants Corporation Board" (SWPC) against another competing design, the US Marine Corps' KA-BAR fighting utility knife.
• Snody has collaborated with knife manufactures including Benchmade Knives, Spyderco, H&K Knives and most recently KA Bar.
• Ka-Bar ([...]; trademarked as KA-BAR) is the contemporary popular name for the combat knife first adopted by the United States Marine Corps in November 1942 as the 1219C2 combat knife (later designated the USMC Mark 2 combat knife or Knife, Fighting Utility), and subsequently adopted by the United States Navy as the U.S.

• He was elected to the House of Representatives of the Barqa government in 1950.
• The newer M9 has a clip-point blade with saw-teeth along the spine, and can be used as a multi-purpose knife and wire-cutter when combined with its scabbard.