Übersetzung für 'apricot tree' von Englisch nach Deutsch

apricot tree

Aprikosenbaum {m}bot.

Marillenbaum {m} [österr.] [bayer.]hort.

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apricot

Marelle {f} [österr.] [seltene Rsv.]bot.

Aprikose {f}bot.gastr.T

Marille {f} [österr.]bot.gastr.

apricot taste

Aprikosengeschmack {m}FoodInd.gastr.

apricot juice

Aprikosensaft {m}gastr.

Marillensaft {m} [österr.]gastr.

apricot blossom

Marillenblüte {f} [österr.] [einzelne Blüte]bot.

apricot glace

Aprikotur {f}gastr.

apricot jam

Aprikosenkonfitüre {f}gastr.

Marillenmarmelade {f} [österr.]gastr.

stewed apricot

Aprikosenkompott {n}gastr.

apricot {adj} [attr.]

Aprikosen-

apricot cake

Marillenkuchen {m} [österr.]gastr.

Aprikosenkuchen {m}gastr.

apricot kernel

Aprikosenkern {m}

apricot brandy

Aprikosenschnaps {m}gastr.

Marillenbrand {m} [österr.]gastr.

apricot glaze

Aprikosensauce {f} [als Glasur]gastr.

apricot strudel

Marillenstrudel {m} [österr.]gastr.

apricot liqueur

Marillenlikör {m} [österr.]gastr.

• Wood was the original material, preferably wood from an apricot tree, but today some of the pipes have been made of plastic, as it is cheaper and less difficult to make.
• This "altar" typically consists of a big open-air area centered by a raised, podium-like sandbox that is either round, octagonal or sometimes rectangular, in the middle of which there is a large fire of apricot tree logs.
• These flutes are made either of a stork bone, bamboo, wood from the apricot tree or cane and have or eight finger holes, producing a diatonic scale.
• The population of the village is about 500-1000 people. There is a big grapes garden, an apricot tree yard and a big cemetery.
• is a female given name meaning 'apricot tree'.

• Among his works is "Five-Colored Parakeet on Blossoming Apricot Tree".
• In the center of the courtyard in front of Dacheng Hall stands the "Apricot Platform", which commemorates Confucius teaching his students under an apricot tree.
• Saejowi recently completed an English translation of forty of these letters and is planning to publish the collection in 2015 with the title "Under the Apricot Tree."
• For the "Tajiks", the original instrument is called rubob and is made from the wood of the apricot tree.
• In Armenia, the wood of the apricot tree is used for making wood carvings such as the "duduk", which is a popular wind instrument in Armenia and is also called the apricot pipe.

• The stage presentation included an apricot stone placed behind Rivas who also held a pendant in the shape of an apricot stone on her palm, an artificial waterfall and an apricot tree which later appeared after the dancer approached the waterfall and watered the apricot stone with a vase.
• The first elder they present their argument to is an old withering apricot tree.