Übersetzung für 'solitary village' von Englisch nach Deutsch

solitary village

abgelegenes Dorf {n}

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solitary

Einsiedler {m}

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solitary {adj}

einzeln lebendzool.

einzig

allein [nur präd.] [einsam, abgelegen]

einsam

solitary parasitism

Solitärparasitismus {m}ecol.

solitary life

einsames Leben {n}

zurückgezogenes Leben {n}

solitary confinement

Isolierungs­haft {f}law

solitary rose

einsame Rose {f}

solitary man

einsamer Mensch {m}

solitary residence

einsam stehendes Wohngebäude {n}

solitary case

Einzelfall {m}

solitary animal

Einzelgänger {m} [z. B. Tiger]zool.

solitary walk

Spaziergang {m} alleine [ugs.] [S. allein]

solitary {adj} [reclusive]

einsiedlerisch

solitary bee

Solitärbiene {f}entom.T

solitary place

verlassener Ort {m}

solitary {adj} [deserted]

verlassen [allein]

solitary flower

Solitärblüte {f}bot.

• Fortunately for the Comanche, a warrior saw the Texan forces advancing upriver after the original dawn attack on the solitary encampment and had ridden hastily to warn the larger village.
• Jennifer Gonnerman of "The Village Voice" wrote that double celling prisoners together in solitary confinement had the potential to lead to prisoners killing one another.
• The village is perched on a hill with a solitary road to the peak.
• With his consent, they took him away from the village to a solitary place in the hills.
• The field opposite the old school and school house shows evidence of there being an ancient settlement, and old folklore says that the large solitary stone is what is left of the ancient village cross.

• Moving from Brighton to a village in the South Downs in East Sussex with his family, he enjoyed taking solitary walks across the Downs, describing the landscape as "a kind of neolithic M25".
• The village inn is the "Charlton Cat", "a solitary little inn at the foot of the downs".
• Jaded with his new life, John moves to an abandoned hilltop lighthouse, near the village of Puttenham, where he intends to adopt a solitary ascetic lifestyle in order to purify himself of civilization, practising self-flagellation.
• Wordsworth was inspired to write his poem "The Solitary Reaper" following his stay in the village.
• Enrico Bignani, the publisher of "Coenobium: Rivista Internazionale di Liberi Studi" from Lugano had found a solitary alpine hut at the foot of Monte Lema Mountain, near the village of Novaggio overlooking Lake Maggiore, and Nyanatiloka left Burma for Novaggio at the end of 1909 or the beginning of 1910.

• Dinsho originally was a small village situated to the west of its current site; Fiona Flintan was shown the solitary, aged eucalyptus tree that marked the marketplace of the original site.
• It consisted of the village of Homberg as well as Hofermühle and Oberheide plus some solitary farms; it belonged to the jurisdiction of local court or "Amtsgericht" Ratingen.
• The Miꞌkmaq name is Kajeboogwek ("flowing through desert or solitary place").
• The Miami tribes set Dennis in a solitary area, near the present-day border of Wabash and Huntington counties in Indiana.
• During the Second World War the Corby steelworks were expected to be a target for German bombers but in the event there were only a few bombs dropped by solitary planes and there were no casualties.

• Civita, which is inhabited by only 16 people, is situated in a solitary area and it is reachable only by a reinforced concrete pedestrian bridge built in 1995.
• ... e. solitary villages or houses), which probably contributed to the historical, local patriotic rivalry with HIF.
• The occasional solitary farm dots the landscape. The surrounding area is mostly arable farmland.
• As Brockport's solitary literary celebrity and because of her own forceful personality, Mrs.
• A third suggestion is simply that it means one croft or solitary croft - "ane croft".