Übersetzung für 'brick red' von Englisch nach Deutsch

brick (red) {adj}

ziegelrot

brick-red {adj}

ziegelrot

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red-brick {adj} [attr.]

Ziegel-constr.

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brick red

Ziegelrot {n}

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brick-red color [Am.]

Ziegelrot {n}

red brick (university) [Br.]

[Universität, die Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts gegründet wurde]archi.educ.

red brick building

(rotes) Backsteingebäude {n}archi.

red brick Gothic

Backsteingotik {f}archi.

red-brick building

Backsteinbau {m}archi.constr.

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brick-red caiophora [Caiophora lateritia, syn.: Blumenbachia lateritia, Caiophora platyphylla, Loasa lateritia, Raphisanthe lateritia]

(Ziegelrote) Brennwinde {f}bot.T

Argentinisches Brennkraut {n}bot.T

brick-red caiophora [Caiophora lateritia, syn.: Blumenbachia lateritia, Loasa aurantiaca. L. lateritia]

(Ziegelroter) Fackelträger {m}bot.T

brick-red tear mushroom [Inocybe erubescens, syn.: Inocybe patouillardii]

Ziegelroter Risspilz {m}mycol.T

Mai-Risspilz {m} [auch: Mairisspilz]mycol.T

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high temperature insulating brick <HTI brick>

Isolierstein {m}

Schaumstein {m}

red-fruit / red-fruited passionflower / passion flower [Passiflora foetida]

Rotfrüchtige Passionsblume {f}bot.T

red-mouth / redmouthed / red-mouthed goby [Gobius cruentatus]

Rotmaulgrundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

Rotlippengrundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

Venezianische Meergrundel {f}fishT

Blutmund-Grundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

Rotmundgrundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

to brick

mit Ziegeln bauen

brick

Stein {m} [bes. Ziegelstein]

Klotz {m}

Ziegelstein {m}constr.

Klinker {m}constr.

Ziegel {m} [Ziegelstein]constr.

Mauerstein {m}constr.

Baustein {m}constr.toys

Backstein {m}constr.

clay brick

Lehmziegel {m} [gebrannt]constr.

brick renaissance

Backsteinrenaissance {f}archi.

brick clay

Letten {m}geol.

• Gone were the blue and gold uniforms of the 1990s in favor of a more "retro" look with pinstripes, a traditional baseball font, and the colors of brick red, sand and black.
• Brick-red sandstones of Permian age just come within the county on the W.
• Numerous cultivars are available, with different flower bract colors, including yellow, pink and dark brick-red.
• The jerseys featured pointed green shoulders with brick red trim over a white (home) or black (road) body, and non-traditional striping patterns.
• Cinnabar is generally found in a massive, granular or earthy form and is bright scarlet to brick-red in color, though it occasionally occurs in crystals with a nonmetallic adamantine luster.

• The original pennant was made of brick-red and magenta silk with an olive "H" stitched to one side.
• In Phakopsora pachyrhizi will begin to form small brown and brick red sports on the lower canopy of the leaves that will begin to turn into lesions.
• The design by an unknown artist of overlapping cubist apothecary jars and bottles in yellow, brick-red, yellow and black covered sides of the facade and the interior walls of the premises at the southwest corner of Keys Street, Beaumaris.
• During Prussian-German rule, the Polish white eagle on a red background was coloured black on a gold background (a Prussian eagle), and the city towers were brick-red instead of white.
• The color of the wine can range from intense violet, typical of young wines, through to brick red for mature wines and brown for older red wines.

• The finished bricks were laid in alternating light (tan) and dark (brick red) groups comprising a large portion of the 800,000 bricks used in the park's construction.
• The sediment varies in color from pink to brick red, but by the rivers and playas, the sediment color is light grey.
• The small brick-red rod-shaped cells appear in clusters.
• A larger change in the facade was made during the reign of King Charles XIV John resulting in Hårleman's light yellow facade coloring being painted over and at the beginning of the 20th century during the reign of King Oscar II when a decision to go back to Tessin's original brick red color was made.
• After the Astros reverted to their original colors and logo in 2013, much of Minute Maid Park was repainted to navy and orange from brick red.

• British Shorthair's nose color: black, cherry red, brick red; a circle of black nasal line on the periphery.
• Microcline may be clear, white, pale-yellow, brick-red, or green; it is generally characterized by cross-hatch twinning that forms as a result of the transformation of monoclinic orthoclase into triclinic microcline.
• The flowers and seeds grow on long clusters at the top of a stalk emerging from the basal rosette; in many species, the flowers are green, but in some (such as sheep's sorrel, "Rumex acetosella") the flowers and their stems may be brick-red.