Übersetzung für 'double barrelled' von Englisch nach Deutsch

double-barrelled {adj} [Br.]

doppelläufigweapons

double-barrelled {adj} [Br.] [ambiguous]

amphibolisch [geh.] [zweideutig, doppelsinnig]

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double-barrelled engine

U-Motor {m}

double-barrelled name [Br.]

Doppelname {m}

double-barrelled name [Br.] [hyphenated name used by married couples in Switzerland]

Allianzname {m} [schweiz.]

double-barrelled shotgun [Br.]

Doppelflinte {f}weapons

doppelläufiges Gewehr {n}weapons

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barrelled {adj} [Br.]

in Fässer gefüllt

fassförmig

Fass-

barrelled space

tonnelierter Raum {m}math.

long-barrelled rifle

Gewehr {n} mit langem Laufweapons

barrelled wine [Br.]

Wein {m} in Fässernoenol.

twin barrelled guns

Zwillings­waffen {pl}weapons

twin barrelled gun

Zwillings­waffe {f}weapons

triple-barrelled shotgun [Br.]

Drilling {m} [Jagdwaffe]weapons

twin-barrelled gun [Br.]

Zwillings­kanone {f}weapons

single-barrelled shotgun [Br.]

einläufige Schrotflinte {f}weapons

double-sided / double density {adj} <DS/DD, DSDD>

zweiseitig / doppelte Dichte [auch: beidseitig / doppelte Dichte] [auch engl. Abk.: DS/DD, DSDD]comp.

double

Double {m} [Diminuition]mus.

Doppelgänger {m}

Double {n}

Ruderdoppelzweier {m}sports

double {adj}

Doppel-

to double

(sich) doppeln

double {adj} {adv}

doppelt

zweifach

• Subsequently, he and his children became known in Nigeria by the double-barrelled surname Shitta-Bey, a tradition which has survived to the present day through their lineal descendants.
• The significance of the double-barrelled shotgun as Carter's choice of weapon (which in the novel symbolises family ties and Carter's memories of more innocent times hunting with his brother) was lost in the film adaptation.
• He is notable for being one of the few members of the family not to be named Edmund, and also for his double barrelled name, suggesting a family connection to Kevin Darling.
• These are used either as separate names or the first part of a double-barrelled name.
• A less radical procedure adopted from the 18th century onwards was for the legator or settlor to demand only that the legatee or beneficiary should adopt his surname "in addition to" his patronymic, not in place of it, which gave rise to the "double-barrelled", even the "triple-barrelled" name, frequently parodied in literature as epitomising the wealthy "squirearchy" with an embarrassment of inherited estates.

• For instance, existing double-barrelled surnames have been used for titles (e.g. ...
• Double-barrelled surname (...) occurs sometimes when both families of a marriage wish to pass down their surnames, or when a child wishes to commemorate both the biological and foster parents.
• 450 double-barrelled hammer rifle was on public display for the first time from June to November 2019 in the National Museum of Scotland's Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland exhibition.
• The public are generally depicted as lacking all understanding of nuclear matters with the exception of a character with a double-barrelled shotgun who successfully implemented the contemporary civil defence advice, and heavily sandbagged his home.
• Sinister's "Minigun" (not to be confused with General Electric's Minigun) has been drawn differently by different artists: small pump-action shotgun, large double-barrelled revolver and small machine pistol.

• A double-barrelled name is a type of compound surname, typically featuring two words (occasionally more), often joined by a hyphen.
• He rode a horse called Iltschi ("Wind") and had a famous rifle called Silberbüchse (The Silver Gun, a double-barrelled rifle whose stock and butt were decorated with silver studs).
• , a rotated lowercase double-barrelled letter a.
• A force of about 600 Māori armed with muskets, double-barrelled guns and tomahawks attacked Kororareka.
• Leslie Belisha then adopted the double-barrelled surname.