Übersetzung für 'cornfield' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cornfield [Am.] [Aus.] [NZ]

Maisfeld {n}agr.

Maisacker {m}agr.

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cornfield

Getreidefeld {n}agr.

Kornfeld {n}

Kornacker {m}agr.

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ripe cornfield [Br.]

Ährenfeld {n} [geh.] [in Ähren stehendes Getreidefeld]agr.

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cornfield ant [Lasius alienus]

Fremde Wegameise {f}entom.T

cornfield gladiolus [Gladiolus italicus, syn.: G. segetum, Gentiana wrightii, Gentianella amarella wrightii]

Italienische Gladiole {f}bot.T

Italienische Siegwurz {f}bot.T

Saat-Siegwurz / Saatsiegwurz {f}bot.T

cornfield knotgrass [Polygonum rurivagum, syn.: P. aviculare subsp. rurivagum]

Unbeständiger Vogelknöterich {m}bot.T

• Construction of the Confederate ironclad CSS "Albemarle" began in 1862 in a former cornfield in Halifax County, North Carolina.
• Cornfield maze: The other six players ("leaders" and "followers") are brought to a cornfield maze late at night.
• Sarah persuades Liz to accompany her to the cornfield.
• Anthony Fremont has been terrorizing the residents of the small town of Peaksville for 40 years, still using his psychokinetic powers to banish those he deems "bad", including his own wife and father, to a mythical "cornfield".
• A "haunted cornfield maze" is identical to a cornfield maze except that it may include actors, props, special effects, scary music and more.

• Davis Farmland, a seasonal petting zoo for children and Davis Mega Maze, New England's only world class adventure cornfield maze.
• A head-on collision between two trains is colloquially called a "cornfield meet" in the United States.
• "Corn Fest": Corn and Peg help Farmer Shire keep crows away from her cornfield.
• "Not a Cornfield" was a living sculpture that consisted of a cornfield planted on a 32-acre piece of land in the centre of Los Angeles.
• A murder of giant crows attacks the vegetable car during the drive, forcing Wirt to veer off into a cornfield and crash into a scarecrow pole, which scares off the crows.

• He found him and ordered him to stop, but Bush ran into a cornfield.
• In Polwhele's "History of Cornwall", it is stated that a man resident in the nearby Grenville manor of Stratton lived long enough to see its site a cornfield before the building existed, and after the building was destroyed a cornfield again.
• In 1961 a cornfield at Dorney was the scene of a nationally reported abduction.
• Prudom's Citroën was discovered burned out in a cornfield near Ledsham, West Yorkshire, around 25 miles from the scene of Haigh's murder.
• The school's nickname is "The Castle in the Cornfield" due to it being located near many cornfields.

• "Not A Cornfield" was a 2005 art project that transformed a [...] industrial brownfield (today part of Los Angeles State Historic Park in the historic center of Los Angeles) into a cornfield for one agricultural cycle.