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| NOUN1 | a green | greens | |
| NOUN2 | - | the Greens [political party] | |
| VERB | to green | greened | greened greening | greens | |
| SYNO | green | greens | leafy vegetable |
Übersetzung für 'greens' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- greens {pl}
- Grünzeug {n} [ugs.]gastr.
- greens {pl} [vegetables]
- Grüngemüse {n}FoodInd.gastr.
grünes Blattgemüse {n}FoodInd.gastr. - Werbung
- greens [shades of green]
- Grüns {pl}
- greens {pl} [coll.] [onions, carrots, and celery, etc.]
- Suppengrün {n}gastr.
- greens
- Grasplätze {pl}
Grünflächen {pl}hort. - greens [golf]
- Grüns {pl}sports
- greens {pl} [green vegetables]
- Gemüse {n} [Sammelbegriff] [Blattgemüse]gastr.
- (leafy) greens {pl}
- Blattgemüse {n}FoodInd.gastr.
- baby greens
- junge Salatblätter {pl}gastr.hort.
- baby greens {pl}
- junges Blattgemüse {n}FoodInd.gastr.
- dress greens [Am.]
- Dienstanzug {m} [militärische Uniformart Ausgeh- oder Dienstuniform]cloth.mil.
- greens fee
- Golfplatzgebühr {f}sports
Gebühr {f} für die Benutzung eines Golfplatzessports - Greens Party [also greens party]
- Grüne Partei {f} ["Die Grünen"]pol.
- salad greens {pl} [leafy vegetables used in salad]
- Salatgemüse {n} [Blattgemüse; verschiedene Sorten]gastr.hort.
- soup greens {pl} [onions, carrots, and celery, etc.]
- Suppengrün {n}gastr.
- soup greens {pl} [onions, carrots, celery, etc.]
- Suppenkraut {n} [regional] [Suppengrün]gastr.
- spring greens {pl}
- Frühkohl {m}gastr.
- The Greens [party]
- Die Grünen {pl} [Partei]pol.
- vegetable greens {pl}
- Blattgemüse {n} [verschiedene Sorten]gastr.hort.
- Eat your greens.
- Iss dein Gemüse auf.
- pink and greens {pl} [coll. term for a former US Army officer uniform]
- [ugs. Bezeichnung für eine US-Army-Offizieruniform]cloth.mil.
- Alliance 90/The Greens [treated as sg.] [German political party]
- Bündnis 90/Die Grünen [mit Verb im Singular] [ohne Art.]pol.
- tending of the greens [golf]
- Grünpflege {f}
- The Greens - The Green Alternative [Austria]
- Die Grünen - Die grüne Alternative <GRÜNE>pol.
- Federation of Young European Greens <FYEG>
- Vereinigung {f} Junger Europäischer Grünerpol.
- bush greens {pl} [treated as sg.] [Amaranthus cruentus, syn.: A. chlorostachys, A. hybridus subsp. cruentus, A. paniculatus] [blood amaranth]
- Rispiger Fuchsschwanz {m}bot.T
Purpurroter Fuchsschwanz {m}bot.T
Roter Dom {m} [Rispen-Fuchsschwanz]bot.T
Rispen-Fuchsschwanz / Rispenfuchsschwanz {m}bot.T
Färber-Fuchsschwanz / Färberfuchsschwanz {m}bot.T - collard greens {pl} [Brassica oleracea L., Acephala group]
- Blattkohl {m}bot.gastr.T
- mustard greens [Brassica juncea]
- Sareptasenf {m}bot.T
- turnip greens [Brassica rapa]
- Stielmus {n} [regional]bot.gastr.T
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- In the fall of 2004, all of the greens were converted to an A-1 Bent grass and the sand to tour grade signature.
- There are two bowling greens, one in Vulcan Park and another on High Cloffocks, south of the River Derwent.
- In addition, many greens believe that governments should not levy taxes against strictly local production and trade.
- Most village greens in England originated in the Middle Ages.
- The driving range includes seven target greens as well as a short game area. The club also has two practice putting greens, one located in the front of the clubhouse, and one in the backyard.
- However the name "greens", registered with the Australian Electoral Commission was controlled by the Sydney Greens.
- St Helens' built environment is set around large village greens, which are often claimed to make up the second largest green in England.
- Funk has publicly endorsed a number of products including clubs, greens, and golf balls.
- Any dark bitter greens can be used, such as kale, mustard greens, or turnip greens, although none are part of the original recipe.
- The greens were eaten by the indigenous people of North America. Edible raw when young, the older greens can also be eaten after cooking briefly.
- Other common names include dryland cress, cassabully, and American watercress. When cooked similarly to Southern collard greens the leaves may be called creasy greens. A variegated form is available.
- She is a member of the working groups on university education, media and digitalisation, women and culture of the Bavarian Greens.
- Again, the bowling greens were in use before the official opening of the park, as early as 1924 The park hosts six bowling greens: four crown and two flat.
- The Club currently has two bowling greens which are available for the use of members and their guests all year round.
- There are two main cooking techniques used in preparing greens: boiling and frying.
- Leafy greens such as collard greens, spinach, cabbage, romaine lettuce, and kale are a good source of folate and very rich in vitamins.
- Flavin realized his first full installation piece, greens crossing greens ("to Piet Mondrian who lacked green"), for an exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, Netherlands, in 1966.
- reference serving, cooked mustard greens provide [...] of food energy and are a rich source (20% or more of the Daily Value) of vitamins A, C, and K—K being especially high as a multiple of its Daily Value.
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