Übersetzung für 'tobacco factory' von Englisch nach Deutsch

tobacco factory

Tabakfabrik {f}ind.

Tabakmanufaktur {f} [Tabakfabrik]ind.

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tobacco

Tabak {m}

Tobak {m} [veraltet]

tobacco monopoly

Tabakmonopol {n}econ.

raw tobacco

unverarbeiteter Tabak {m}

Rohtabak {m}agr.ind.

roll tobacco

Rollentabak {m}

twisted tobacco

Rolltabak {m}

to grow tobacco

Tabak anbauenagr.

tubing tobacco

Stopftabak {m} [für Zigaretten]

loose tobacco

loser Tabak {m}

sauced tobacco

gesoßter Tabak {m}

shag (tobacco)

Shagtabak {m}

chewing tobacco

Priem {m} [Kautabak]

dipping tobacco

Dip-Kautabak {m}

tobacco shop

Tabakwarengeschäft {n}comm.

to chew tobacco

Tabak kauen

to cut tobacco

Tabak schneiden

Turkish tobacco

türkischer Tabak {m} [Orienttabak]

unmanufactured tobacco

unverarbeiteter Tabak {m}

pressed tobacco

Presstabak {m}

• At the end of the century, The Real Fabrica de Tabaco (Royal Tobacco Factory) was established, the second most important of its type in New Spain.
• Population and economic growth were spurred by improvements in access to water and the installment of the Tobacco Factory in 1782.
• In 2017, the biggest taxpayer of the region was Grodno tobacco factory.
• The town was slow to benefit from a 'peace dividend', and in the first decade of the new millennium the remaining shoe factory, the two Diageo-owned breweries, and the Carroll's tobacco factory were among several factories to close—finally severing the links to the town's industrial past.
• The Mac Baren tobacco factory was established in Svendborg in 1887, The company employs 140 people, and exports tobacco products to 70 countries.

• The new site, a former tobacco factory, would be redesigned by the architecture firm gmp.
• The latest project developed by Linz in the context of the City of Media Arts project is the Valie Export Center, which is located in the Tabakfabrik (tobacco factory) and carried out in cooperation with the University of Art and Design Linz.
• Cádiz's refurbished tobacco factory offers international conference and trade-show facilities.
• The most important industries were the gunpowder factory, to meet military needs, and the tobacco factory.
• The first Waldorf School (also known as Rudolf Steiner School) was founded here in 1919 by the director of the Waldorf Astoria tobacco factory, Emil Molt, and Austrian social thinker Rudolf Steiner, a comprehensive school following Steiner's educational principles of anthroposophy and humanistic ideals.

• In 1868 he and his uncle Stand Watie opened a tobacco factory, to take advantage of provisions under the nation's new 1866 treaty with the United States.
• Industrial development was represented only by the mill, the tobacco factory and the sheet-iron works that were founded in the Reform Age.
• At age 15 he was sent to work in a tobacco factory in Richmond.
• In 1900, the Strengberg tobacco factory was the largest employer in Jakobstad.
• The novel has been adapted for the stage by Debbie Isitt for the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry in 2000 (followed by productions at the Royal & Derngate, Northampton in 2007 and Birmingham Repertory Theatre in 2017), by Bryony Lavery for the Chichester Youth Theatre in 2014 and was devised by the company (directed by Sally Cookson) for Tobacco Factory Theatres in 2014.