Übersetzung für 'herb based' von Englisch nach Deutsch

herb-based {adj}

auf Kräutern basierend [attr.]

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rose willow-herb / willow herb / willowherb [Epilobium hirsutum]

Zottiges Weidenröschen {n}bot.T

Rauhaariges Weidenröschen {n} [alt: Rauhhaariges Weidenröschen]bot.T

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great willow-herb / willow herb / willowherb [Epilobium hirsutum]

Rauhaariges Weidenröschen {n} [alt: Rauhhaariges Weidenröschen]bot.T

polyurethan-based {adj} <PU-based>

auf Polyurethan-Basis <auf PU-Basis> [nachgestellt]chem.

cowherb / cow-herb / cow herb [Vaccaria hispanica, syn.: V. oxyodonta, V. parviflora, V. pyramidata, V. segetalis, V. vulgaris, Gypsophila vaccaria, Saponaria vaccaria]

Saat-Kuhnelke / Saatkuhnelke {f}bot.T

Saat-Kuhkraut / Saatkuhkraut {n}bot.T

cow herb / cow-herb [Vaccaria hispanica, syn.: V. oxyodonta, V. parviflora, V. pyramidata, V. segetalis, V. vulgaris, Gypsophila vaccaria, Saponaria vaccaria]

(Gemeines) Kuhkraut {n}bot.T

herb

Küchenkraut {n}bot.

Kraut {n} [Cannabis, Hanfpflanze]drugs

Kraut {n} [Heil-, Küchen-]bot.

herb froth

Kräuterschaum {m}gastr.

herb oil

Kräuteröl {n}

herb sauce

Kräutersauce {f}gastr.

herb soup

Kräutersuppe {f}gastr.

herb cheese

Kräuterkäse {m}FoodInd.gastr.

herb marinade

Kräutermarinade {f}gastr.

culinary herb

Küchenkraut {n}bot.gastr.

herb woman

Kräuterfrau {f}

herb vinegar

Kräuteressig {m}gastr.

(medicinal) herb

Heilkraut {n}bot.pharm.

• Known for producing fine fruit liqueurs, the company continue to work primarily with fruit and herb based spirits and liqueurs.
• Crafter's gins are distilled using the herb-based pot still method to achieve a rich soft taste.
• A mix of Ratzeputz with the herb-based spirit Heidegeist under the name "108er" is especially common in the Lüneburg Heath, its name being derived by adding their alcohol contents of 58% and 50% together.
• Similar herb-based green sauces were common throughout Medieval Europe, with the use of mint being more common in French and Italian cuisine of the period than that of the English; however, they became less common and mostly died out as Europe entered the Modern Era.