Übersetzung für 'T O map' von Englisch nach Deutsch

T-O map [also: T and O map]

TO-Karte {f} [auch: T-O-Karte]geogr.hist.

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T-dot <T.O.> [coll.] [Can.] [nickname for Toronto]

[Spitzname für Toronto, Kanada]geogr.

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Heckscher-Ohlin theory <HOT, H-O-T, HO theory, H-O theory>

Faktorproportionentheorie {f}econ.

terms of trade <TOT, ToT, tot, t.o.t.>

Terms of Trade {pl} <TOT>econ.

O'ahu 'Ō'ō [Moho apicalis] [extinct] [also: Oahu oo]

Weißspitzen-Krausschwanz {m} [ausgestorben]orn.T

Oʻahu ʻŌʻō {m} [ausgestorben]orn.T

Krausschwanzmoho {m} [ausgestorben]orn.T

please turn over <P.T.O.>

bitte wenden <b. w.>

free on truck <f.o.t>

frei Waggon oder LKW Abgangsort

I can't do 10 o'clock.

Ich kann nicht um 10 Uhr.

haematogenous oxidation therapy <HOT, H.O.T.> [Br.]

hämatogene Oxydationstherapie {f} <HOT>med.

hematogenous oxidation therapy <HOT, H.O.T.> [Am.]

hämatogene Oxydationstherapie {f} <HOT>med.

TPO / T.P.O. cancellation [Travelling Post Office]

Bahnpoststempel {m}philat.

Travelling Post Office <T.P.O, TPO> [Br.]

Bahnpost {f}philat.

International Organization of Good Templars <I.O.G.T., IOGT>

Guttempler {pl}

Rothenburg (ob der Tauber) <Rothenburg o. d. Tauber, Rothenburg o. d. T.> [town in Bavaria / Germany]

Rothenburg {n} (ob der Tauber) <Rothenburg o. d. Tauber, Rothenburg o. d. T.>geogr.travel

You only live once. <YOLO, Y.O.L.O.>

Man lebt nur einmal.Internet

Oblates of the Mother of Orphans <O.M.O.>

Oblatinnen {pl} der Mutter der Waisenrelig.

jack-o'-lantern [archaic] [will-o'-the wisp]

Irrlicht {n}

Moloka'i 'Ō'ō [Moho bishopi] [extinct] [also: Molokai oo]

Ohrbüschelmoho {m} [ausgestorben]orn.T

time-to-peak map <TTP map>

Time-to-Peak-Karte {f} <TTP-Karte>MedTech.

• Utilizing the contemporary medieval styled T-O map of the time, the map is a biblically inspired map which shows Jerusalem drawn in the centre of the circle; east is on top, showing the Garden of Eden in a circle at the edge of the world (1).
• A T and O map or O–T or T–O map ("orbis terrarum", orb or circle of the lands; with the letter T inside an O), also known as an Isidoran map, is a type of early world map that represents the physical world as first described by the 7th-century scholar Isidore of Seville in his "De Natura Rerum" and later his "Etymologiae".