Übersetzung für 'coat hanger' von Englisch nach Deutsch

(coat) hanger

ungeprüft Schlaufe {f} [Aufhänger]cloth.

coat hanger

Kleiderbügel {m}

Bügel {m} [Kleiderbügel]

Aufhänger {m} [Mantelaufhänger]cloth.

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wire (coat) hanger

Drahtbügel {m}

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hanger

Aufhänger {m}

Anhänger {m}

Hänger {m} [Aufhänger; auch tränenartiger Fehler beim Lackieren]tech.

door hanger

Türhänger {m}

dress hanger

Kleiderbügel {m}

derailleur hanger

Schaltauge {n}bike

cloak hanger

Garderobenständer {m}

bottle hanger

Flaschenanhänger {m}market.

Flaschenschild {n} [Anhänger]market.

pipe hanger

Rohrschelle {f}

hanger steak

Nierenzapfen {m}gastr.

wire hanger

Kleiderbügel {m} [aus Draht]

trouser hanger

Hosenbügel {m}

Hosenspanner {m}

carpet hanger

Teppichstange {f}

clothes hanger

Kleiderbügel {m}

Kleiderständer {m}furn.

clothes-hanger

Kleiderbügel {m}

joist hanger

Balkenschuh {m}archi.

spring hanger

Federhänger {m} [Federaufhängung]tech.

• After approximately two hours of captivity, Norris killed Ledford by strangling her with a wire coat hanger, which he tightened with pliers.
• The version of the song by Frank Sinatra was in a scene in the movie "What Women Want", where the character Nick, played by Mel Gibson, is dancing with a coat hanger.
• Repairs were started on the bridge a week later, and then construction started on a new 'coat-hanger' bridge that was opened in mid-2015.
• Made from violin parts and a coat hanger, the "Eharp" is a musical instrument invented by Eberg.
• An interchange exists with Tamatea Arikinui Drive, along with a "coat-hanger" interchange, which is used with Elizabeth Street and heads north towards Mt Maunganui.

• A piece of wire - typically a piece of old coat hanger shaped for the purpose - or a stiff flexible purpose built tool with a small hook at one end and a hanging loop at the other end, is often used to aid threading of the cord.
• Martha was found with a wire coat hanger around her neck.
• ... a cup or a coat hanger) and a "joker", containing an amount determined by the number of contestants who answer the "selection-question" correctly.
• In the second game of the series, Johnson started a brawl by clothes line tackling (or "coat hanger") Philip Jordan and striking Mattie Forde.
• During the film "Finding Neverland", a biopic about Peter Pan's creator James Matthew Barrie, James finds inspiration for the character of Captain Hook from Sylvia's strict mother as she is holding a coat hanger to one of Sylvia's boys.

• The spokes may be made of stiff wire, brazing rods or even coat hanger wire.
• In that book, she spoke about using a coat hanger to terminate a pregnancy at age 14.
• Discussing the actual murder forays, Butts claimed that, upon their successfully luring a victim into the van, he would typically drive a short distance before stopping the vehicle in order to assist Bonin in restraining their victim before driving in an aimless manner Butts claimed his participation in the murders was typically limited to restraining the victims, although he admitted to mutilating one victim with a wire coat hanger.
• In March 1991, twenty-three-year-old Indiana State University aviation student Michael Deliduka and his peers used a coat hanger to wedge open elevator doors after a night of drinking.
• A figure of Chop-Top has also been released by NECA, featuring his iconic coat hanger, hammer, Sonny Bono wig, lighter and razor.

• The backrest is carved to be used as a coat hanger, pants can be hung on a rail at the edge of the seat and everything else can be stowed in a storage space underneath the seat.
• ABC censored the part where Norton offers to attend to Bugs' scarf and he hangs Bugs on a coat hanger with the scarf hanger and another scene where Norton is cooking Ralph in a pot, presumably because of the violent nature.
• As adults, Dab1(scm) mutants showed motor coordination impairments on stationary beam, coat-hanger, and rotorod tests but were more active in the open-field.
• invented a mathematical sequence called Piet Hut's "coat-hanger" sequence, and has pioneered the use of virtual worlds for research and education in (astro)physics.
• Uncle Dick has a wooden arm; in the final Comic Relief (2001) episode, it transpires that a nurse had mistakenly placed a drip in the false arm for 18 hours after a trip to hospital after trying to remove a kidney stone with a wire coat hanger.