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| NOUN | a pig | pigs | |
| VERB | to pig | pigged | pigged pigging | pigs | |
| SYNO | bull | cop | copper | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'pig' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- pig {adj} [attr.]
- Schweine-
- to pig [have piglets]
- werfen [ferkeln]VetMed.zool.
- Werbung
- pig
- Schwein {n}zool.
Ferkel {n} [unsauberer Mensch]
Wutz {f} {m} [bes. westmd.]
Borstentier {n} [ugs.] [hum.]zool. - pig [pipeline technology]
- Molch {m} [Pipeline-Technik]tech.
- chitterlings {pl} [pig's entrails]
- Gekröse {n} [Schweinsinnereien]gastr.
- brawn [Br.] [chopped pig's head]
- Presskopf {m}gastr.
- pig [pej.] [sl.] [policeman]
- Bulle {m} [pej.] [ugs.] [Polizist]
Polyp {m} [ugs.] [pej.] [Polizist] - [puff pastry, supposedly shaped like a pig's ear]
- Schweinsohr {n} [Gebäck aus Blätterteig]gastr.
- pig [Am.] [young pig, piglet]
- Ferkel {n}agr.zool.
- pig [oblong mass of iron or lead from a smelting furnace]
- Massel {f} [Hüttenwesen]ind.
- pig [receiving adapter]
- Spinne {f} [Eutervorlage]chem.
- in pig {adj}
- trächtig [Sau]zool.
- pig rude {adj}
- rotzfrech
- pig-eyed {adj}
- schweinsäugig
- pig-headed {adj}
- verbohrt
störrisch
eigensinnig
starrsinnig
starrköpfig
dickköpfig [ugs.] - pig-headed {adj} [pej.]
- stur [ugs.] [pej.]
- pig-ignorant {adj}
- unaussprechlich dumm
- to pig out [coll.]
- sich vollfressen [ugs.]
- (iron) pig
- Eisenmassel {f} [Hüttenwesen]
- (little) pig [also fig.]
- Butzel {f} {n} [ugs.] [oft hum.] [südd., bes. schwäb.] [Schwein, auch Ferkel oder unreine Person]
- (pig) scalder
- Brühtrog {m}agr.
Brühfass {n} [regional]agr.
Sautrog {m} [österr.] [südd.] [Brühtrog]agr.
Brenntrog {m} [regional, z. B. Niedersachsen] [Brühtrog]agr.
Brennetrog {m} [regional, z. B. Niedersachsen] [Brühtrog]agr. - (pig) slops
- Schweinefutter {n} [dickflüssig]agr.
- acorn pig
- Eichelschwein {n}agr.gastr.
- baby pig
- Ferkel {n}zool.
- baby pig [coll.]
- Saugferkel {n}zool.
- blind pig [Am.]
- [Kneipe, in der während der Prohibition illegal Alkohol ausgeschenkt wurde]hist.
- breeding pig
- Zuchtschwein {n}agr.
- capitalist pig [pej.]
- Kapitalistenschwein {n} [ugs.] [pej.]
- Christmas pig
- Weihnachtsschwein {n}
- dirty pig [coll.]
- Schweinigel {m} [ugs.]
Dreckschwein {n} [ugs.]
Schweineigel {m} [ugs.] [schmutziger od. unflätiger Mensch] - environmental pig
- Umweltsau {f} [pej.]ecol.
- fascist pig [pej.]
- Fascho {m} [ugs.] [pej.]
- fattening pig
- Mastschwein {n}agr.
- fetal pig
- fötales / fetales Schwein {n}VetMed.
- filthy pig [coll.]
- Dreckfink {m} [ugs.]
Dreckschwein {n} [ugs.] - greedy pig [fig.] [coll.]
- Fresssack {m} [ugs.]
Gierschlund {m} [ugs.] - guinea pig
- Meersau {f} [ugs.] [oft hum.] [Meerschweinchen]zool.
- guinea pig [female person] [fig.]
- Probandin {f}
- guinea pig [fig.] [person]
- Proband {m}
Versuchsperson {f} - guinea pig [fig.] [subject of experiment]
- Testkaninchen {n} [fig.]
Versuchskarnickel {n} [fig.] [regional]
Versuchskaninchen {n} [fig.] - half pig
- Schweinehälfte {f}
- instrumented pig [pipeline technology]
- Prüfmolch {m} [Pipeline-Technik]tech.
- intersex pig
- Zwitter {m} [Ferkel, Schwein]VetMed.
- lard pig
- Fettschwein {n}
- long pig [also hum.] [human being regarded as meat]
- Langschwein {n} [auch hum.] [Mensch als mögliche Kannibalenmahlzeit]ethn.
- lucky pig
- Glücksschwein {n}
Glücksschweinchen {n} - marzipan pig
- Marzipanschwein {n}gastr.
- mother pig
- Mutterschwein {n}agr.zool.
- nazi pig [pej.] [often also: Nazi pig]
- Nazischwein {n} [pej.] [Schimpfwort für einen Nazi]
- pig bone
- Schweineknochen {m}
- pig breeder
- Schweinezüchter {m}agr.jobs
- pig breeding
- Schweinezucht {f} [Züchten von Schweinen]agr.
- pig bristle
- Schweinsborste {f}
- pig bristles
- Schweinsborsten {pl}
- pig castration
- Ferkelkastration {f}VetMed.
- pig dung
- Schweinemist {m}
- pig embryo
- Schweineembryo {m}biol.VetMed.zool.
- Pig Episode [1859]
- Schweinekonflikt {m}hist.
- pig farm
- Schweinefarm {f}agr.
Schweinezuchtbetrieb {m}agr.
Schweinezucht {f} [Zuchtbetrieb]agr. - pig farmer
- Schweinebauer {m}agr.jobs
Schweinezüchter {m}agr.jobs
Schweinemäster {m} [Schweinezüchter]agr.jobs - pig farming
- Schweinezucht {f} [das Züchten von Schweinen]agr.FoodInd.
Schweinezüchtung {f}econ.zool. - pig fat
- Schweinefett {n}
- pig fattening
- Schweinemast {f}agr.
- pig feed
- Schweinefutter {n}
- pig flu
- Schweinegrippe {f}med.VetMed.
- pig halves
- Schweinehälften {pl}
- pig heart
- Schweineherz {n}zool.
- pig house
- Schweinestall {m}agr.
- pig housing
- Schweinehaltung {f}agr.
Behausung {f} für Schweineagr. - pig husbandry
- Schweinehaltung {f}agr.
Schweinezucht {f}agr.zool. - pig inseminator
- Schweinebesamer {m}agr.jobsVetMed.
- pig insulin
- Schweineinsulin {n}biol.
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- Pig-Butchering-Betrug {m} = pig butchering scam <PBS, PB scam>
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- Pig slaughter is an activity performed to obtain pig meat (pork). It regularly happens as part of traditional and intensive pig farming.
- On 29 October 1986, Palmeiras fans adopted the pig as their mascot.
- Human skin shares anatomical, physiological, biochemical and immunological properties with other mammalian lines, especially pig skin.
- The Tillamook County Fair is world-famous for the annual Pig-N-Ford race where contestants have to catch a pig and race stripped Model T Fords around an oval track with the pig under one arm.
- The Bornean bearded pig ("Sus barbatus"), also known as the Sunda bearded pig or simply bearded pig, is a species in the pig genus, "Sus".
- The Meidam is a breed of domestic pig. It was bred in England from the Meishan pig, crossed with other breeds such as the Landrace pig. It is especially fecund because it has 16 teats.
- Gwen-Pig: To fool the aliens who were after her Gwen dressed a pig up in her costume. The pig was later adopted by MegaTony and apparently insists on still wearing the costume.
- Meanwhile, Big Sister Pig, Little Sister Pig, and Brother Pig are introduced building a straw house. The wolf comes along and blows it down. The pigs run away.
- Pig tail, also referred to as pigtail and pork tail, are the tails from a pig used as a food ingredient in many cuisines. Pig tails can be smoked, fried, or roasted in barbecue sauce.
- In 2022, the UHeart XenoHeart was used in the first pig heart to human transplant. The transplanted pig heart had ten genetic modifications to the pig genome.
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