Übersetzung für 'V neck' von Englisch nach Deutsch

V-neck

V-Ausschnitt {m} [z. B. am Pullover]cloth.

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trigeminal nerve <CN V, CNV, V> [Nervus trigeminus] [fifth cranial nerve]

Trigeminus {m} <V> [kurz für: Nervus trigeminus]anat.VetMed.

Werbung

vice versa {adv} <vv, v.v.>

vice versa <v. v.>

umgekehrt <v. v.>

vertical sync pulse <VSYNC / V SYNC / V-sync / V-Sync pulse>

Vertikal-Synchronimpuls {m} <VSYNC / V-Sync Puls>electr.RadioTV

vertikaler Synchronisationsimpuls {m} <VSYNC / V-Sync Puls>electr.RadioTV

ad valorem <a.v., AV, a/v>

ad valorem <a. v.>comm.fin.

ad valorem {adj} <a.v.> <a/v>

nach Wert

neck-and-neck race

Kopf-an-Kopf-Rennen {n}

three-neck electric guitar <3-neck electric guitar>

3-halsige E-Gitarre {f}mus.

vee-vee connection <VV connection, V-V connection>

VV-Schaltung {f}electr.

versus {prep} <v, v., vs, vs.>

gegen <geg.> [+Akk.]

... V/div / V/div. / mV/div / mV/div. [oscilloscope]

... V/Teil / V/Teil. / mV/Teil / mV/Teil. [Oszilloskop]electr.

V-collar

V-Kragen {m}cloth.

V-necked {adj}

mit V-Ausschnitt [nachgestellt]cloth.

V-tail

kombiniertes Höhen- und Seitenruder {n}aviat.

flying V

Keilformation {f}mil.orn.

V groove

V-Nut {f}tech.

V-belt

Keilriemen {m}tech.

V [letter]

V {n} [Buchstabe]ling.print

V-groove

Keilrille {f}tech.

• The red alternate is a v-neck pullover with "Sounds" on the chest in navy bordered by white in the F-hole script.
• The performance was set on a bare stage, conceived to appear like a dress rehearsal, with Burton in a black v-neck sweater, and Gielgud himself tape-recorded the voice for the ghost (which appeared as a looming shadow).
• Current versions are available in many different designs and fabrics, and styles include crew-neck and V-neck shirts.
• A v-neck jumper is worn over a square-necked white vest with bell bottom trousers.
• Year 7 to Year 11 wear a light blue shirt or blouse, a clip-on navy striped school tie, a dark/charcoal grey skirt or trousers and a navy v-neck jumper with the school logo.

• The students of Coláiste Naomh Eoin wear a red V neck jumper with a grey polo neck with the crest of the school imprinted on them.
• The school uniform consists of a black badged blazer, House tie (with colour representing house), black trousers, black shoes with an optional V-neck pullover.
• Inside the military installations, the jacket can be removed or replaced with the "V-neck" sweater.
• Anti-merger coordinator Don Scott (in a now-famous moment) at one point holding up a mock-up of the Melbourne Hawks jumper, and proceeding to rip off a Velcro hawk and yellow V-neck to reveal a Melbourne jumper underneath.
• Enemy characters and backgrounds are colored differently and the game's heroine, Annabelle, wears more revealing clothing in the NES version (having been changed from a v-neck dress to denim shorts and a midriff-revealing T-shirt).

• This consists of either light blue shirt and tie or a dark "working" blue shirt, blue-grey trousers (male cadets) or skirt/slacks (female cadets), a blue-grey jumper: V-neck or round neck version, and an RAF blue beret with the RAF cap badge.
• A grey jumper with a pink v-neck may also be worn and, in the summer, grey polo shirts and shorts may be worn without a tie.
• Women's aloha shirts usually have a lower-cut, v-neck style.
• White and blue striped shirt with a navy v-neck jumper, a pleated navy skirt and a navy blazer.
• In Test matches, the team wears cricket whites, with an optional sweater or sweater-vest with a dark blue and blue V-neck for use in cold weather, such as on Australia, England, and New Zealand tours.

• A student in a group photo is pictured, not in a football uniform, wearing a V-neck sweater with the letter 'P' on the left side.
• The silk 'jumper blouse' and the low-cut 'V-neck shirt' (or Chelsea collared blouse) were the fashion hit of the 1920s. They had full length, short, [...] length and bell shaped sleeves.
• Sitting in a large easy chair (emphasising his small size), and usually wearing a Lyle & Scott golfing V-neck sweater, he would stretch telling a simple joke over several minutes, often allowing himself to appear to lose his train of thought.