Übersetzung für 'hill top' von Englisch nach Deutsch

hill top

Bergkuppe {f}

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at the top of the hill {adv}

oben auf dem Hügel

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to climb to the top of a hill

einen Hügel besteigen

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The Top of the Hill [Irwin Shaw]

Griff nach den Sternenlit.F

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white-necklaced hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila gingica, syn.: Tetrao gingicus]

Chinabuschwachtel {f}orn.T

Fukien-Waldrebhuhn {n} [auch: Fukienwaldrebhuhn]orn.T

Chinesisches Waldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

Fokien hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila gingica, syn.: Tetrao gingicus]

Chinesisches Waldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

Fukien-Waldrebhuhn {n} [auch: Fukienwaldrebhuhn]orn.T

Chinabuschwachtel {f}orn.T

collared hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila gingica, syn.: Tetrao gingicus]

Fukien-Waldrebhuhn {n} [auch: Fukienwaldrebhuhn]orn.T

Chinabuschwachtel {f}orn.T

orange-necked hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila davidi]

Davidwaldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

David-Buschwachtel {f} [auch: Davidbuschwachtel]orn.T

David's hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila davidi]

David-Buschwachtel {f} [auch: Davidbuschwachtel]orn.T

Davidwaldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

red-breasted hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila mandellii]

Mandelli-Buschwachtel {f}orn.T

Rotbrustwaldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

southern hill myna / hill-myna [Gracula (religiosa) indica]

Kleiner Beo {m}orn.T

chestnut-breasted hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila mandellii]

Mandelli-Buschwachtel {f}orn.T

Rotbrustbuschwachtel {f} [auch: Rotbrust-Buschwachtel]orn.T

Rotbrustwaldrebhuhn {n}orn.T

Boulton's hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila rufipectus]

Boultonhügelhuhn {n}orn.T

white-throated hill-partridge / hill partridge [Arborophila crudigularis, syn.: Bambusicola sonorivox, Oreoperdix crudigularis]

Taiwan-Bambushuhn {n}orn.T

• Gomersal was heavily wooded up to the late 19th century with Swinley Great Wood, Lanes Wood, Scotland (Fusden) Wood containing the Taylor family burial ground, and Church Wood between the Hill Top and Monk Ings.
• The national park may be accessed via Wattle Ridge Fire Road, northeast of the small town of Hill Top.
• Tourist sites near the area include the Rock of Dunamase, a hill-top castle which dates from the 12th Century. There is also a 12th-century round tower 12 km away in Timahoe.
• Two power plant construction projects are underway in Greene County. Hill Top Energy Center, a natural gas-fired power plant with a generating capacity of 625 megawatts, is scheduled to begin operations in the summer of 2021.
• The traditional Māori village was the pā, a fortified hill-top settlement.

• Nehring, the Ancient Greek word Καύκασος ("Kaukasos") is connected to Gothic "hauhs" 'high' as well as Lithuanian "kaũkas" 'hillock' and "kaukarà" 'hill, top'.
• Albion's water tower is located on this hill-top location.
• A lead figurine was found at "a hill-top site" in Calverton.
• Low is an old dialect word meaning 'hill top'.
• In 1874, Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild bought a large estate in the area and built the mansion of Waddesdon Manor on a hill-top above the village.

• The 1971 Plan for Milton Keynes placed Central Milton Keynes on a completely new hill-top site four miles further north, half way to Wolverton.
• St Gwynllyw's church remained prominent on its hill-top in a rural location, well outside the town boundaries and its defensive gates.
• This is when the hill-top settlement of [...] began.
• Hilary Jane Armstrong, Baroness Armstrong of Hill Top, [...] DL (born 30 November 1945) is a British Labour Party politician who was the Member of Parliament (MP) for North West Durham from 1987 to 2010.
• Slaithwaite Cricket & Bowling Club, situated on Hill Top, during the summer becomes the heart of the community.

• Dronfield also has several social clubs: The Contact Club, Dronfield Woodhouse Sports & Social Club, Hill Top Sports & Social Club and the Pioneer Club.
• While Byzantine detachments scoured the valleys he fled from hill-top to hill-top and at last found refuge on a crag called "Dadjog", near the sources of the river Cydnus; only his two most trusted servants knew where he lay hidden.
• Little remains of the structures that once stood on the hill.
• Tiberius' palace in Rome was on the Palatine Hill; its ruins still stand.