Übersetzung für 'common or garden' von Englisch nach Deutsch

common or garden {adj} [Br.] [coll.]

Feld-Wald-und-Wiesen- [ugs.]

common or garden {adj} [Br.] [coll.] [ordinary]

Wald-und-Wiesen- [ugs.]

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common-or-garden {adj} [Br.]

Dutzend-idiom

common-or-garden {adj} [Br.] [coll.]

(ganz) gewöhnlich

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common or garden name [Br.] [coll.]

Allerweltsname {m}

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common or garden cabbage [Br.] [coll.]

gemeines Kraut {n}bot.T

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common (garden) sunflower [Helianthus annuus]

Gewöhnliche Sonnenblume {f}bot.T

Einjährige Sonnenblume {f}bot.T

common garden bulbul [Pycnonotus barbatus]

Graubülbül {m}orn.T

(common) garden slug [Arion hortensis]

(Echte) Garten-Wegschnecke / Gartenwegschnecke {f}zool.T

common garden cress [Lepidium sativum] [garden cress]

Garten-Kresse / Gartenkresse {f}bot.T

common garden slug [Arion distinctus, syn.: Kobeltia distincta]

Gemeine Gartenwegschnecke {f}zool.T

Gemeine Wegschnecke {f}zool.T

common (garden) snail [Cornu aspersum, syn.: Helix aspersa, Cryptomphalus aspersus, Cantareus aspersus]

Gefleckte Weinbergschnecke {f}zool.T

Gesprenkelte Weinbergschnecke {f}zool.T

Gesprenkelte Schnirkelschnecke {f}zool.T

(common) garden snail [Cornu aspersum, syn.: Helix aspersa, Cryptomphalus aspersus, Cantareus aspersus]

Gefleckte Weinbergschnecke {f}zool.T

to garden

im Garten arbeitenhort.

gärtnernhort.

garteln [österr.] [bayer.] [ugs.]hort.

garden

Garten {m}hort.

or {conj}

respektive <resp.> [geh.]

oder auch

oder <o., od.>

beziehungs­weise <bzw.>

or

Gelb {n}herald.

• Shapes and sizes became standardised, the most well-known shape being the "common or garden" trug ranging in volume from one pint to a bushel.
• "Your Spectrum" awarded an average of 5 out of 10 in issue 5, also highlighting the fast and colourful 3D effect but viewed it as a "common-or-garden maze game".
• The notion that weapons of war would become increasingly sophisticated was also commonplace in French speculative fiction by 1892 — although it had not yet arrived in English-language fiction to any significant extent—and the idea that common-or-garden explosives might soon be supplemented and partly displaced by poison gases was already familiar, but no one other than Robida described in such detail, and with such sardonic vitriol, the day when the chemical artillery would be in danger of being rendered redundant in its turn by the [...] , equipped with all the latest custom-designed microbial weapons.
• "Karl's diary:" The worrying mortality rate of Karl's pets; blind dates, lunar lunacy, quadrupedal enclaves, common or garden aliens.
• ", in January 1933 the "Kensington Post" reported that Buxton was planning to attend a Conference in Cannes and would not be going by "ordinary common or garden mode of travel"; as an up-to-date clergyman he would instead travel by air.