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| NOUN | a lion head door knocker | lion head door knockers |
Übersetzung für 'lion head door knocker' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- lion head door knocker
- Löwenkopftürklopfer {m}
- door knocker
- Türklopfer {m}
- Werbung
- brass door knocker [also: brass doorknocker]
- Messingtürklopfer {m}
- lion head
- Löwenkopf {m}
- lion head doorknocker
- Löwenkopf-Türklopfer {m}
- lion's head
- Löwenkopf {m}
- to put one's head in the lion's mouth [idiom]
- sich in die Höhle des Löwen begeben [Redewendung]
- to stick one's head in (at) the door [coll.]
- den Kopf zur Tür reinstecken [ugs.]
- lion / lion's paw feet [on objects]
- Löwentatzen {pl}artfurn.
- common (European) antlion / ant-lion / ant lion [Myrmeleon formicarius]
- Gemeine Ameisenjungfer {f} [Myrmeleontidae]entom.T
Gewöhnliche Ameisenjungfer {f} [Myrmeleontidae]entom.T - knocker
- Klopfer {m}
- sanctuary knocker
- Gnadenring {m}hist.
- drop knocker
- Abklopfeinrichtung {f}
Tropfenabschläger {m} - knocker [coll.]
- Miesmacher {m} [ugs.]
Nörgler {m} - lion's-ear / lion's ear [Leonotis nepetifolia] [klip dagga, Christmas candlestick]
- Kleinblättriges Löwenohr {n}bot.T
- knocker-up [Br.] [Irish] [historical]
- Aufwecker {m}hist.jobs
- apple-knocker [Am.] [coll.] [pej.]
- ungeprüft Prolet {m} [ugs.] [pej.] [roher, ungehobelter, ungebildeter Mensch]
- knocker-upper [Br.] [Irish] [historical]
- Aufwecker {m}hist.jobs
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- The name "Brasenose" is thought to originate from a brass–lead door knocker in the shape of leopard (or lion) head; the nose-shaped door knocker of which one version now hangs above the high table of the main hall of Brasenose College.
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