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 Übersetzung für 'North European' von Englisch nach Deutsch
North European {adj}nordeuropäisch
Teiltreffer
northMitternacht {f} [veraltet] [Norden]
north {adv}nach Norden
north {adj}Nord-
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geogr.
North Sinai
Nordsinai {m}
astron.
North Star
Nordstern {m}
North African {adj}nordafrikanisch
north exitNordausgang {m}
north windNordwind {m}
north-western {adj}nordwestlich
north-westwards {adv}nach Nordwesten
to point Northnach Norden weisen
north-northwest {adj}nordnordwestlich
climbinggeogr.
north face
Nordwand {f} [von Berg]
north-eastwards {adv}nach Nordosten
north-northwesterly {adj} {adv}nordnordwestlich
north wallNordwand {f} [Gebäude, Berg]
North IslanderNordinsulaner {m} [Neuseeland]
north-facing {adj}nach Norden gerichtet
to the north {adv}nach Norden
geogr.
North Kosovo
Nordkosovo {n} [auch {m}]
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the concept of the flat was slow to catch on amongst the British middle classes, which generally followed the north European standard of single-family houses dating far back into history.
  • Myrdal and Ohlin went on to further develop their theories, and in so doing, they developed the intellectual underpinnings of the modern north European welfare state.
  • In the year 1147, the city was reconquered by an army composed of Portuguese soldiers led by King Afonso Henriques and North European crusaders taking part on the Second Crusade (see Siege of Lisbon).
  • Since the QBO has a strong influence on the North Atlantic Oscillation and thereby north European weather, scientists speculated that the coming winter could be warmer and stormier in that region.
  • In North European countries, the tram signals feature white lights of different forms: "S" for "stop", "—" for "caution" and arrows to permit passage in a given direction.

  • Lusatia comprises two both scenically and historically different parts: a hilly southern "upper" section and a "lower" region, which belongs to the North European Plain.
  • The suicide rates were 13 per 100 000 in 2017, close to the North European average.
  • The donor, from the leading Bardi family, had returned to Florence from over twenty years as a banker and wool merchant in London, where he was known as "John de Barde", and aspects of the painting may reflect north European and even English art and popular devotional trends.
  • Despite losing, Westerwelle said he would stick to his original assessment that Schröder's appointment as chairman of the North European Gas Pipeline Company was "problematic".
  • He has been both a board member and chairman (twice) of World SF and north European coordinator for Science Fiction Writers of America.

  • A 2021 study by Baten and Llorca-Jaña shows that regions with a relatively high share of North European migrants developed faster in terms of numeracy, even if the overall number of migrants was small.
  • The Sudetes are the northeasternmost accessible part of Variscan orogen as in the North European Plain the orogen is buried beneath sediments.
  • Societal beliefs about the practices and abilities of seeresses would contribute to the development of the European concept of "witches", because their practices survived Christianization, although the practitioners became marginalized, and evolved into north European mediaeval witchcraft.
  • Michael Brown, who has been studying ancient and medieval Greek poetry in the context of the Greek-North European dialogue, has concluded from his studies that the word "Pegasus" is a pre-Celtic-PIE word, one that did not evolve into one of the numerous common names listed in both Greek and Western languages.
  • Because the islanders were so isolated from the rest of the world, they had no immunity to smallpox, unlike most North European peoples at that time, and nine out of ten of the island's population died in the epidemic.

  • It hosts key north European shipping lanes and is a major fishery.
  • For instance "Amylocystis lapponica" and "Fomitopsis rosea" are dominant species in North European old-growth spruce forests from Poland to Norway, but absent in managed forests.
  • Leipzig lies at the confluence of the rivers White Elster, Pleiße and Parthe, in the Leipzig Bay, on the most southerly part of the North German Plain, which is the part of the North European Plain in Germany.
  • Italy is known for its seaside resorts, visited both by Italian and North European tourists. Many of these resorts have a history of tourism which dates back to the 19th century.
  • The inspiration for the grand shopping arcades may have derived from the fashionable open loggias of Florence however medieval vernacular examples known as 'butterwalks' were traditional jettied colonnades in British and North European marketplaces; examples remain for example in Totnes and Dartmouth in Devon.

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