Übersetzung für 'has had baked' von Englisch nach Deutsch

sb. has / had baked

jd. hat / hatte gebacken

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sb. has / had sworn

jd. hat / hatte geschworen

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sb. has / had milked

jd. hat / hatte gemolken

sb. has / had threshed

jd. hat / hatte gedroschen

sb. has / had lied

jd. hat / hatte gelogen

sb. has / had lent

jd. hat / hatte geliehen

sb. has / had read

jd. hat / hatte gelesen

sb. has / had loaded

jd. hat / hatte geladen

sb. has / had known

jd. hat / hatte gekannt

sb. has / had poured

jd. hat / hatte gegossen

sb. has / had found

jd. hat / hatte gefunden

sth. has / had eaten

etw. hat / hatte gefressen

sb. has / had braided

jd. hat / hatte geflochten

sb. has / had urged

jd. hat / hatte gedrungen

sb. has / had flailed

jd. hat / hatte gedroschen

sb. has / had thought

jd. hat / hatte gedacht

sb. has / had called

jd. hat / hatte genannt

sb. has / had taken

jd. hat / hatte genommen

sb. has / had enjoyed

jd. hat / hatte genossen

sb. has / had maltreated

jd. hat / hatte geschunden

sb. has / had screamed

jd. hat / hatte geschrien

• Since then, she has had numerous roles in films such as "Half-Baked", "The Gypsy Years", and "*Corpus Callosum".
• The Yaleville Inn is a locally owned and run restaurant that has gained renown for its upscale cuisine and homemade baked goods.
• Archaeology has revealed various Bronze Age bastions and foundations constructed of stone together with either baked or unfired brick.
• The 17th-century diarist Samuel Pepys noted how Welsh celebrations in London for Saint David's Day would spark wider counter-celebrations amongst their English neighbours: life-sized effigies of Welshmen were symbolically lynched, and by the 18th century the custom had arisen of confectioners producing "taffies"—gingerbread figures baked in the shape of a Welshman riding a goat—on Saint David's Day.
• As an actor, Brennan had small roles in the films "Half Baked" and "Get Him to the Greek".

• Lewis argued that his description was accurate as gypsies who had visited his pub stated that they tasted similar to actual baked hedgehogs.
• The entirety of the house has a floor of baked clay tile.
• The term refers to a subset of the Security Cabinet of Israel comprising the Prime Minister's most trusted advisors, and derives from former Prime Minister Golda Meir's habit of hosting meetings of her inner circle of ministers at home over cake she had baked personally.
• After an episode in the fields where Kullervo discovers that the blacksmith's wife has baked stones into his bread, he kills all the cattle and returns to the smith's house.
• Surveying of the Ganweriwala site found evidence of baked bricks.

• Sun-baked bricks made up the core of the ziggurat with facings of fired bricks on the outside.
• Victorian and Edwardian style houses were built along the Basingstoke Road using bricks baked at the local Swain family kiln.
• It is constructed with baked and unbaked bricks fixed with a material made from mud mixed water.
• The mild sweetness of erythritol allows for a volume-for-volume replacement of sugar, whereas sweeter sugar substitutes need fillers that result in a noticeably different texture in baked products.
• Slant Magazine praised director Stockwell for capturing the "half-baked hubris that often accompanies adolescence."

• Each oven costs $40 and upon installation, EOS provides information on how to create a business by selling baked goods to neighbors and at the market.
• Usually a part of the intended total motif was carved by hand on one side of a brick and then baked.
• "Sify" mentioned that "The trouble with Bale Pandiya is that the director just do not know whether to make a spoof or a comedy with songs and action, in the process he falls between two stools" and called it "half baked and contrived".
• "Ryantown" was named thereafter as one of the "Top 10 Worst Irish TV Programmes" by the "Irish Independent" and Ryan was later to admit that it was all horribly "half-baked" and "should have been taken off the air after a few shows".