Übersetzung für 'red eyes' von Englisch nach Deutsch

red eyes

entzündete Augen {pl}

red eyes [coll.]

rote Blitzaugen {pl} [ugs.]photo.

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red-rimmed eyes

gerötete Augen {pl}

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eyes red from crying

rotgeweinte Augen {pl}

rotverheulte Augen {pl}

rot verheulte Augen {pl}

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One-Eye, Two-Eyes and Three-Eyes [Grimm Brothers]

Einäuglein, Zweiäuglein und Dreiäuglein [Brüder Grimm]lit.F

red-fruit / red-fruited passionflower / passion flower [Passiflora foetida]

Rotfrüchtige Passionsblume {f}bot.T

red-mouth / redmouthed / red-mouthed goby [Gobius cruentatus]

Rotmaulgrundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

Rotmundgrundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

Venezianische Meergrundel {f}fishT

Blutmund-Grundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

Rotlippengrundel {f} [auch {m}]fishT

eyes

Glotzen {pl} [ugs.] [regional] [Augen]anat.

Oogen {pl} [bes. berlinerisch: Augen]

Oculi {pl}anat.zool.

both eyes

beide Augen {pl}

sharp eyes

scharfe Augen {pl}

puffy eyes

geschwollene Augen {pl}

shrewd eyes

scharfe Augen {pl}

bedroom eyes {pl}

Schlafzimmerblick {m}

soft eyes

sanfte Augen {pl}

basilisk eyes

Basiliskenauge {n}

bright eyes

wache Augen {pl}

pop eyes

Glupschaugen {pl} [bes. nordd.]

amethyst eyes

violette Augen {pl}

• The adult male has stunning multicolored iridescent plumage and red eyes, with a distinctive white flare down the neck.
• They are easily distinguished by their yellow eyes, in contrast to the red eyes of a magpie and white eyes of Australian crows and ravens.
• On his 2007 album, "Freedom's Road", Mellencamp included a hidden track called "Rodeo Clown", which was a direct reference to George W. Bush ("The bloody red eyes of the rodeo clown").
• Strep throat is unlikely when any of the symptoms of red eyes, hoarseness, runny nose, or mouth ulcers are present. It is also unlikely when there is no fever.
• Witch-hunts against children were reported by the BBC in 1999 in the Congo and in Tanzania, where the government responded to attacks on women accused of being witches for having red eyes.

• Notable works exhibiting Cubist qualities were Tetsugorō Yorozu's "Self Portrait with Red Eyes" (1912) and Fang Ganmin's "Melody in Autumn" (1934).
• Wild-type alleles are indicated with a "+" superscript, for example "w+" and "vg+" for red eyes and full-size wings, respectively.
• They have large red eyes with blue pupils, two main arms as well as two smaller arms that have more dexterity and are on the sides of their faces.
• The Rak is described as a large winged creature with glowing red eyes that can fly in the air, run like a deer, and swim like a fish.
• Professional photographers prefer to use ambient light or indirect flash, as the red-eye reduction system does not always prevent red eyes — for example, if people look away during the pre-flash.

• Growing up, Gambit only developed a variation of Scott's powers, giving him red eyes and the ability to charge things with explosive force instead of releasing great kinetic force from his body.
• The original logo (inset right) looked like a roboticized dog with red eyes in front of a big letter "M" with a maple leaf in the corner.
• Other key features include red eyes and a bristled abdomen.
• Both sexes have red eyes, but these are more noticeable in the female than the male.
• The Kuntilanak (Pontianak) is often depicted as a beautiful woman with pale skin, red eyes, and long black hair.

• It has gray legs and feet, an ivory-colored bill, a frill of black feathers surrounding the base of the neck, and brownish red eyes.
• only a little smaller than a raven or a little larger than an Australian magpie—but has red eyes and a finer, slightly down-curved beak, similar to a European chough.
• He demonstrated the event of genetic mutation occurring outside of inheritance involving the discovery of the hatching of a fruit fly ("Drosophila melanogaster") with white eyes from a family with red eyes, [...] demonstrating that major genetic changes occurred outside of inheritance.
• There are several variants of the myth, including: Saci-pererê (...), black as coal; Saci-trique (...), bi-racial and more benign; Saci-saçurá (...), with red eyes.