| NOUN | a tail | tails |
| VERB | to tail | tailed | tailed tailing | tails |
| SYNO | after part | empennage | fag end | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| to tail sb. [coll.] | 693 jdn. beschatten [heimlich verfolgen und beobachten] | |
| agr. to tail | kupieren [Schafschwänze] 37 | |
| to tail | sich dahinschleppen [auch fig.] | |
| electr.RadioTV to tail | Fahnen ziehen [Fernsehbild] | |
Substantive |
| tail | Schwanz {m} 1497 | |
| automot.aviat. tail | Heck {n} 255 | |
| tail | Ende {n} 189 | |
| zool. tail | Rute {f} [bei Hunden] 182 | |
| tail [also of a comet] | Schweif {m} 152 | |
| cloth. tail [of a shirt, jacket etc.] | Zipfel {m} [von Hemd, Jacke etc.] 70 | |
| tail | Ausläufer {m} 59 | |
| tail [coll.] [detective or spy] | Beschatter {m} 49 | |
| tail [coll.] | Verfolger {m} 47 | |
| tail | Rest {m} 43 | |
| curr.games tail [usually used in plural] | Zahl {f} [Rückseite einer Münze] 24 | |
| mus. tail | Notenhals {m} 14 | |
| hunting tail [of blackcock, cock of the wood, pheasant] | Spiel {n} 11 | |
| hunting tail [of a hare] | Blume {f} 9 | |
| zool. tail | Sterz {m} [Schwanzende] 6 | |
| hunting tail [of a fox or marten] | Lunte {f} 6 | |
| math. tail | Stellen {pl} hinter dem Komma | |
| oenol. tail [distillation] | Nachlauf {m} [Destillation] | |
| zool. tail [of an animal] | Zagel {m} [regional] [auch: Tagel] | |
2 Wörter: Andere |
| tail-heavy {adj} | hecklastig | |
| aviat. tail-heavy {adj} | hinterlastig | |
| aviat. tail-heavy {adj} | schwanzlastig | |
| tech. tail-shaped {adj} | schwanzförmig | |
| tail-wagging {adj} | schwanzwedelnd | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| to tail away | abflauen | |
| to tail off | abflauen | |
| to tail off | nachlassen | |
| to tail off | schwächer werden | |
| to tail off | abnehmen [nachlassen] | |
| to tail off [coll.] [diminish] | schwinden | |
| to tail off [decline] | sich verschlechtern | |
| to tail off [habit, custom] | einschlafen [fig.] [Brauch, Gewohnheit etc.] | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| aviat. (tail) skid | Sporn {m} [Gleitkufe am Flugzeug] | |
| barbed tail | Stachelschwanz {m} | |
| zool. beaver tail | Biberschwanz {m} | |
| zool. beaver's tail | Biberschwanz {m} [Kelle] | |
| hunting beaver's tail | Kelle {f} [Jägerspr.] [Schwanz des Bibers] | |
| bot. beet tail | Rübenschwanz {m} | |
| boat tail | Heckkonus {m} | |
| boat tail | Torpedoheck {n} [an Geschossen] | |
| boat tail | Verjüngung {f} [an Geschossen] | |
| breech tail | Baskülenschwanz {m} | |
| bushy tail | buschiger Schwanz {m} | |
| huntingzool. bushy tail [of a squirrel] | Fahne {f} [des Eichhörnchens] [jägerspr.] [buschiger Schwanz] | |
| aviat. butterfly tail [V-tail on an aircraft] | Schmetterlingsleitwerk {n} | |
| electr. cable tail | Kabelschwanz {m} | |
| cat's tail | Katzenschwanz {m} | |
| cloth. coat tail | Schlafittich {m} [veraltet] | |
| cloth. coat tail | Rockschoß {m} [bei Herrenjacke] | |
| cloth. coat-tail | Rockschoß {m} | |
| astron. comet tail | Kometenschweif {m} | |
| astron. comet's tail | Kometenschweif {m} | |
| cometary tail | Kometenschweif {m} | |
| corkscrew tail | Ringelschwanz {m} | |
| zool. corkscrew tail | Korkenzieherschwanz {m} | |
| aviat. cruciform tail | Kreuzleitwerk {n} | |
| curly tail | Ringelschwanz {m} | |
| zool. curly tail | Ringelschwänzchen {n} | |
| dog's tail | Hundeschwanz {m} | |
| anat.zool. double tail | Doppelschwanz {m} | |
| draggle-tail [slattern, slut] | Schlampe {f} [ugs.] | |
| astron. dragon's tail <☋> [Cauda draconis] [descending lunar node] [Ketu] | Drachenschwanz {m} <☋> [absteigender Mondknoten] [Ketu] | |
| astron. dust tail | Staubschweif {m} | |
| hist.law fee tail [fidei commissum] | Familienfideikommiss {n} | |
| astron. fiery tail | Feuerschweif {m} | |
| cloth. fish tail | Schwalbenschwanz {m} [an Frack, Kleid, Rock etc.] | |
| cloth. fish-tail | Schwalbenschwanz {m} [an Frack, Kleid, Rock etc.] | |
| zool. fox's tail | Fuchsschwanz {m} | |
| huntingzool. fox's tail | Lunte {f} [jägerspr.] [Fuchsschwanz] | |
| astron. gas tail | Gasschweif {m} | |
| zool. grasping tail | Greifschwanz {m} | |
| hard tail | ungefedertes Hinterrad {n} | |
| horse's tail | Pferdeschwanz {m} | |
| astron. hydrogen tail | Wasserstoffschweif {m} | |
| gastr. lamb's tail | Lämmerschwanz {m} | |
| little tail | Schwänzchen {n} | |
| zool. lobster tail | Hummerschwanz {m} | |
| gastr.zool. lobster tail | Lobsterschwanz {m} | |
| market. long tail [the large number of products that sell in small quantities] | Long Tail {m} [Umsatz mit Nischenprodukten] | |
| mare's tail [Conyza canadensis, formerly: Erigeron canadensis] | Kanadisches Berufkraut {n} | |
| zool. marten's tail | Marderschwanz {m} | |
| huntingzool. marten's tail | Lunte {f} [jägerspr.] [Marderschwanz] | |
| phys. Maxwellian tail [rare] | Maxwell-Schwanz {m} | |
| cloth. mermaid tail [on the mermaid costume] | Meerjungfrauenschwanz {m} [am Nixenkostüm] | |
| zool. monkey's tail | Affenschwanz {m} | |
| mus. note tail | Notenfahne {f} | |
| mus. note tail | Notenfähnchen {n} | |
| pig's tail | Schweineschwanz {m} | |
| biol. poly(A) tail | Poly(A)-Schwanz {m} | |
| pony-tail | Pferdeschwanz {m} [Frisur] | |
| zool. prehensile tail | Greifschwanz {m} | |
| rabbit's tail | Karnickelschwanz {m} [regional] | |
| zool. rat-tail | Rattenschwanz {m} | |
| rat's tail | Rattenschwanz {m} | |
| orn. rooster's tail [tail of a rooster] | Hahnenschwanz {m} | |
| cloth. shirt tail | Hemdzipfel {m} | |
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Übersetzung für 'tail' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to tail sb. [coll.]
- jdn. beschatten [heimlich verfolgen und beobachten]
- to tail
- kupieren [Schafschwänze]agr.
sich dahinschleppen [auch fig.]
Fahnen ziehen [Fernsehbild]electr.RadioTV
- tail
- Schwanz {m}
Heck {n}automot.aviat.
Ende {n}
Rute {f} [bei Hunden]zool.
Ausläufer {m}
Rest {m}
Notenhals {m}mus.
Sterz {m} [Schwanzende]zool.
Stellen {pl} hinter dem Kommamath.
- tail [also of a comet]
- Schweif {m}
- tail [of a shirt, jacket etc.]
- Zipfel {m} [von Hemd, Jacke etc.]cloth.
- tail [coll.] [detective or spy]
- Beschatter {m}
- tail [coll.]
- Verfolger {m}
- tail [usually used in plural]
- Zahl {f} [Rückseite einer Münze]curr.games
- tail [of blackcock, cock of the wood, pheasant]
- Spiel {n}hunting
- tail [of a hare]
- Blume {f}hunting
- tail [of a fox or marten]
- Lunte {f}hunting
- tail [distillation]
- Nachlauf {m} [Destillation]oenol.
- tail [of an animal]
- Zagel {m} [regional] [auch: Tagel]zool.
- tail-heavy {adj}
- hecklastig
hinterlastigaviat.
schwanzlastigaviat.
- tail-shaped {adj}
- schwanzförmigtech.
- tail-wagging {adj}
- schwanzwedelnd
- to tail away
- abflauen
- to tail off
- abflauen
nachlassen
schwächer werden
abnehmen [nachlassen]
- to tail off [coll.] [diminish]
- schwinden
- to tail off [decline]
- sich verschlechtern
- to tail off [habit, custom]
- einschlafen [fig.] [Brauch, Gewohnheit etc.]
- (tail) skid
- Sporn {m} [Gleitkufe am Flugzeug]aviat.
- barbed tail
- Stachelschwanz {m}
- beaver tail
- Biberschwanz {m}zool.
- beaver's tail
- Biberschwanz {m} [Kelle]zool.
Kelle {f} [Jägerspr.] [Schwanz des Bibers]hunting
- beet tail
- Rübenschwanz {m}bot.
- boat tail
- Heckkonus {m}
Torpedoheck {n} [an Geschossen]
Verjüngung {f} [an Geschossen]
- breech tail
- Baskülenschwanz {m}
- bushy tail
- buschiger Schwanz {m}
- bushy tail [of a squirrel]
- Fahne {f} [des Eichhörnchens] [jägerspr.] [buschiger Schwanz]huntingzool.
- butterfly tail [V-tail on an aircraft]
- Schmetterlingsleitwerk {n}aviat.
- cable tail
- Kabelschwanz {m}electr.
- cat's tail
- Katzenschwanz {m}
- coat tail
- Schlafittich {m} [veraltet]cloth.
Rockschoß {m} [bei Herrenjacke]cloth.
- coat-tail
- Rockschoß {m}cloth.
- comet tail
- Kometenschweif {m}astron.
- comet's tail
- Kometenschweif {m}astron.
- cometary tail
- Kometenschweif {m}
- corkscrew tail
- Ringelschwanz {m}
Korkenzieherschwanz {m}zool.
- cruciform tail
- Kreuzleitwerk {n}aviat.
- curly tail
- Ringelschwanz {m}
Ringelschwänzchen {n}zool.
- dog's tail
- Hundeschwanz {m}
- double tail
- Doppelschwanz {m}anat.zool.
- draggle-tail [slattern, slut]
- Schlampe {f} [ugs.]
- dragon's tail <☋> [Cauda draconis] [descending lunar node] [Ketu]
- Drachenschwanz {m} <☋> [absteigender Mondknoten] [Ketu]astron.
- dust tail
- Staubschweif {m}astron.
- fee tail [fidei commissum]
- Familienfideikommiss {n}hist.law
- fiery tail
- Feuerschweif {m}astron.
- fish tail
- Schwalbenschwanz {m} [an Frack, Kleid, Rock etc.]cloth.
- fish-tail
- Schwalbenschwanz {m} [an Frack, Kleid, Rock etc.]cloth.
- fox's tail
- Fuchsschwanz {m}zool.
Lunte {f} [jägerspr.] [Fuchsschwanz]huntingzool.
- gas tail
- Gasschweif {m}astron.
- grasping tail
- Greifschwanz {m}zool.
- hard tail
- ungefedertes Hinterrad {n}
- horse's tail
- Pferdeschwanz {m}
- hydrogen tail
- Wasserstoffschweif {m}astron.
- lamb's tail
- Lämmerschwanz {m}gastr.
- little tail
- Schwänzchen {n}
- lobster tail
- Hummerschwanz {m}zool.
Lobsterschwanz {m}gastr.zool.
- long tail [the large number of products that sell in small quantities]
- Long Tail {m} [Umsatz mit Nischenprodukten]market.
- mare's tail [Conyza canadensis, formerly: Erigeron canadensis]
- Kanadisches Berufkraut {n}
- marten's tail
- Marderschwanz {m}zool.
Lunte {f} [jägerspr.] [Marderschwanz]huntingzool.
- Maxwellian tail [rare]
- Maxwell-Schwanz {m}phys.
- mermaid tail [on the mermaid costume]
- Meerjungfrauenschwanz {m} [am Nixenkostüm]cloth.
- monkey's tail
- Affenschwanz {m}zool.
- note tail
- Notenfahne {f}mus.
Notenfähnchen {n}mus.
- pig's tail
- Schweineschwanz {m}
- poly(A) tail
- Poly(A)-Schwanz {m}biol.
- pony-tail
- Pferdeschwanz {m} [Frisur]
- prehensile tail
- Greifschwanz {m}zool.
- rabbit's tail
- Karnickelschwanz {m} [regional]
- rat-tail
- Rattenschwanz {m}zool.
- rat's tail
- Rattenschwanz {m}
- rooster's tail [tail of a rooster]
- Hahnenschwanz {m}orn.
- shirt tail
- Hemdzipfel {m}cloth.
- Long Tail {m} [Umsatz mit Nischenprodukten] = long tail [the large number of products that sell in small quantities]
- Tail-Risk {n} [Risiko extremer Verluste] = tail risk
- Whale Tail {m} [selten] = whale tail [thong underwear seen above waistband]
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weitere Beispiele ...
- The fur continues on along the tail of this possum but abruptly stops once the distal portion of the tail is reached to reveal a hairless tail.
- With the rise in popularity of butterfly tail moors, there have been efforts to distinguish the different butterfly tail types such as the faery butterfly, shuan shu (Chinese comb tail) butterfly, delta and trapezium tail butterfly.
- Tail hairs are also cut. "Clipping" the tail usually refers to trimming the sides of the dock, to a point about halfway down the dock.
- The genus name "Uroderma" is said to be derived from the Greek words "uro" for “tail” and "derma" for “skin”, thus meaning “tail of skin”.
- In the past called "short-tail pointer", the braque du Bourbonnais is sometimes born with a short tail (brachyury) or no tail at all (anury).
- Dragon's Tail, dragon tail, etc. may refer to the tail of a dragon.
- The tail of the aircraft was primarily painted in maroon, with a white arc from the middle-left of the tail to the bottom-right of the tail.
- The General Atomics MQ-1 Predator unmanned aircraft has an "inverted V-tail".
- Variations on the twin tail include the triple tail, twin boom tail and double tail.
- The vertical tail is typically mounted on top of the rear fuselage, with the horizontal stabilizers mounted on the side of the fuselage (a configuration termed "conventional tail").
- The cruciform tail gives the benefit of clearing the aerodynamics of the tail away from the wake of the engine, while not requiring the same amount of strengthening of the vertical tail section in comparison with a T-tail design.
- "Tail Sock:" Pogo has lost her special tail sock! When she finds it, the trio decide to find somewhere where the tail sock won't get lost again.
- Most lizards can regrow their tail and they can lose it voluntarily.
- The V-tail or "Vee-tail" (sometimes called a butterfly tail or Rudlicki's V-tail and was tested for the first time on the Hanriot H-28 trainer aircraft, modified by a Polish aerospace manufacturer Plage and Laśkiewicz in the summer of 1931. ...
- Comparison of the tail feathers to another similar discovery, both possessing a long fan shaped tail improving flight, suggests these to be the oldest form of bird with this type of tail.
- When the vertical tail is swept, the horizontal tail can be made smaller because it is further rearwards and therefore has a greater lever arm. Tail sweep may be necessary at high Mach numbers.
- When the tail loops over itself, it's called "curly": [...] "curly-tail j", [...] "curly-tail c".
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