Übersetzung für 'the Fens' von Englisch nach Deutsch

the Fens [Br.]

die Fens {pl} [Moor- und Marschlandschaft in Ostengland]geogr.

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fens

Moore {pl}

Sumpfländer {pl}

Sumpfgebiete {pl}

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High Fens {pl}

Hohes Venn {n}geogr.

Everville: The Second Book of "The Art" [Clive Barker]

Stadt des Bösenlit.F

to act by the seat-of-the-pants [idiom]

nach Gefühl und Intuition handeln

The state-of-the-art electronics technology yields ...

Die heutige moderne Elektronik bietet ...

The History of Hans Stare-in-the-Air [trans.: Mark Twain]

Die Geschichte vom Hanns Guck-in-die-Luft [Struwwelpeter / Heinrich Hoffmann]lit.F

The Automobile Association (Ltd.) <(The) AA> [Br.]

[Britische Automobilservice-Gesellschaft; bis 1999 Britischer Automobilclub]

The Great and Secret Show: The First Book of "The Art" [Clive Barker]

Jenseits des Bösenlit.F

wild lily-of-the-valley / lily of the valley [Maianthemum bifolium, syn.: Convallaria bifolia]

Zweiblättrige Schattenblume {f}bot.T

Zweiblättriges Schattenblümchen {n}bot.T

Zweiblatt {n}bot.T

king-of-the-meadow / king of the meadow [Thalictrum pubescens, syn.: T. polygamum]

Große Wiesenraute {f}bot.T

lily-of-the-Nile / lily of the Nile [Agapanthus africanus, syn.: A. umbellatus, Abumon africanum, Crinum africanum]

Afrikanische Blaulilie {f}bot.T

Afrikanische Schmucklilie {f}bot.T

queen-of-the-night / queen of the night [Selenicereus undatus, syn.: Hylocereus undatus, Cereus tricostatus] [dragonfruit]

Drachenfrucht {f}bot.T

lily-of-the-Nile / lily of the Nile [Zantedeschia aethiopica, syn.: Arodes aethiopicum, Calla aethiopica, Richardia aethiopica]

(Gewöhnliche) Calla {f} [Rsv.: (Gewöhnliche) Kalla]bot.T

queen of the prairie / queen-of-the-prairie [Spiraea lobata]

Prärie-Mädesüß {n}bot.T

queen of the prairie / queen-of-the-prairie [Filipendula rubra]

Amerikanisches Mädesüß {n}bot.T

• Skating became popular as a recreation, a means of transport and spectator sport in The Fens in England for people from all walks of life.
• The Environment Agency is the navigation authority for the non-tidal River Thames, rivers in the Fens and East Anglia and some other waterways.
• Before the 12th century, when drainage and embankment efforts led by monks began to separate the land from the estuarine mudflats, the Wash was a tidal part of the Fens that reached as far as Cambridge and Peterborough.
• Other churches, including Ely Cathedral, also derive nicknames from their appearance when viewed from the Fens.
• In about 701, a monk named Guthlac came to what was then an island in the Fens to live the life of a hermit.

• The historical nicknames for people from Cambridgeshire are "Cambridgeshire Camel" or "Cambridgeshire Crane", referring to the wildfowl that were once abundant in the Fens.
• The highest point in Lincolnshire is Wolds Top (...), at Normanby le Wold. Some parts of the Fens may be below sea level. The nearest mountains are in Derbyshire.
• The Thames also features prominently in Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy, as a communications artery for the waterborne Gyptian people of Oxford and the Fens, and as a prominent setting for his novel La Belle Sauvage.