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 Übersetzung für 'keeping away' von Englisch nach Deutsch
keeping awayfernhaltend
Teiltreffer
keeping {adj} {pres-p}aufbewahrend
95
keepingGewahrsam {m}
33
keepingHaltung {f} [von Haustieren, Fahrzeugen etc.]
34
keeping {adj} {pres-p}behaltend
23
keepingVerwahrung {f}
12
keepingPflege {f}
50
keepingHut {f} [geh.]
8
keeping {adj} {pres-p}haltend
147
agr.
keeping geese
Gänsehaltung {f}
bee-keepingImkerei {f}
keeping goingInganghaltung {f}
safe-keepingAufbewahrung {f}
stock-keepingVorratshaltung {f}
keeping silentSichausschweigen {n}
keeping onanbehaltend
agr.
keeping geese
(das) Halten {n} von Gänsen
agr.
goose keeping
Gänsehaltung {f}
keeping apartauseinander haltend [alt]
keeping pets(das) Halten {n} von Haustieren
equest.
horse keeping
Pferdehaltung {f}
21 Übersetzungen
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • Demoncy is known for keeping away from the commercial masses, putting a focus on the mysteries of the occult and the theme of keeping the purity of darkness in the music's design.
  • In the early 20th century, the town became more and more famous for people from Madrid as a place to spend summer holidays whilst keeping away from the hotter Madrid's summers.
  • In addition to keeping away tourists, Konglish usage can lead to the breakdown of business deals.
  • Additionally, following the covenant they signed alongside the people of Platina, they continue protecting the areas where the most important facilities of the Tower are located, as well as keeping away the people of Tenba and the Church so they can't explore or investigate the Tower.
  • The best-known examples are among the Apocritan Hymenoptera, in which the hosts are typically nest-making species, and it appears that the mites feed on fungi in the host nests (thus keeping away the fungi from host's offspring or their provisions), or possibly other parasites or mites whose presence in the nest is detrimental to the hosts.

  • While keeping away from the merely fashionable, Müller-Westernhagen has nevertheless managed to reinvent himself every few years, and is popular with multiple generations of Germans.
  • Classical Guarani evolved in a different manner by keeping away from Hispanicisms, favoring the use of the language's agglutinative nature to coin new terms.
  • Individuals with high unmitigated communion are correlated with self-neglect indicators, which include being exploitable, difficulties in declaring one's needs, and hindering self-effacement from keeping away from conflict with others.
  • The Flick family moved around a lot, just as Mick and Celia Flick had, as a way of "keeping away from the system" imposed by the government in Australia.
  • It is then she learns the many secrets which Stanley has been keeping away from her.

  • He further stated that it was really shocking that the justice addressed news conferences and spoke to the electronic media in flagrant violation of the normal practice of the quasi-judicial officials of keeping away from publicity.
  • "When youngsters have slowly started quitting and keeping away from cigarettes, this movie has come up with posters of its actor with a cigarette.
  • Keeping away from the fierce predator, the three friends run into a cave.
  • By this time, the police had trouble keeping away curious people gathering in the area.
  • Moorthy joins work in Sankar's quarry, meets Gomathi, gets her married to Ramu while keeping away from Radha believing that she manipulated the whole situation to ruin him unaware of her amnesia.

  • Since the vampires fear the demon, the townspeople are convinced that the demon is a guardian of the town and willingly sacrificed children to the demon in exchange for keeping away the vampires.
  • After a few more correction burns, they were station-keeping [...] away from the Gemini 8 Agena.
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