Übersetzung für 'wooden club' von Englisch nach Deutsch

wooden club

Holzkeule {f}hist.weapons

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non-commissioned officers club <NCO club>

Unteroffiziersheim {n}mil.

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spreading clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana, syn.: S. azorica]

Krauss'scher Moosfarn {m}bot.T

Krauss'sche Selaginelle {f}bot.T

golden clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana, syn.: S. azorica]

Krauss'sche Selaginelle {f}bot.T

Krauss'scher Moosfarn {m}bot.T

mossy clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana, syn.: S. azorica]^

Krauss'scher Moosfarn {m}bot.T

Krauss'sche Selaginelle {f}bot.T

Feingliedriger Moosfarn {m}bot.T

officers club <O club>

Offiziersheim {n}mil.

golden clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana]

Feingliedriger Moosfarn {m}bot.T

spreading clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana]

Feingliedriger Moosfarn {m}bot.T

Hercules' club / Hercules-club [Zanthoxylum clava-herculis]

Herkuleskeule {f}bot.T

Herkuleskeulengelbholzbaum {m}bot.T

flat-stemmed clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Lycopodium complanatum, syn.: Diphasiastrum complanatum, Diphasium complanatum] [groundcedar]

Gemeiner Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Gewöhnlicher Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

trailing clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Lycopodium complanatum, syn.: Diphasiastrum complanatum, Diphasium complanatum] [groundcedar]

Gewöhnlicher Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Gemeiner Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Alpine clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Lycopodium alpinum, syn.: L. chamarense, L. cupressifolium, Diphasiastrum alpinum, Lepidotis alpina, Stachygynandrum alpinum]

Alpen-Bärlapp / Alpenbärlapp {m}bot.T

Issler's clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Diphasiastrum issleri, syn.: Diphasium issleri, Diphasiastrum x issleriLycopodium issleri]

Isslers Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Zeiller's clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Diphasiastrum zeilleri, syn.: Diphasium zeilleri, Lycopodium zeilleri, Lycopodium x zeilleri]

Zeillers Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

• One of the henchman attacks Singh with a heavy wooden club, but instead bludgeons Singh's daughter on her head, killing her.
• He gained notoriety for an incident in Bedfordshire in 1904, where he and another officer confronted a group of youths who had been harassing them whilst boating, Winter killing one with a single blow from an oar when the boy attacked him with a wooden club.
• ... the highest placed non-composite crew) also receives a wooden club champions plaque to display in their clubhouse.
• Obavva was carrying an "Onake" (a long wooden club meant for pounding paddy grains).
• The hakapik is a multipurpose hunting tool—a heavy wooden club, with a hammer head (used to crush a seal's skull), and a hook (used to drag away the carcass) on the end.

• In this storyline, the first time Alan used his ring, he was knocked out from behind by a man with a wooden club.
• Some characters, such as a gorilla who attacks the player with a wooden club, are clearly presented as foes, while others are ambiguous.
• An older and more traditional method of killing seals is with a "hakapik": a heavy wooden club with a hammer head and metal hook on the end.
• The purpose-built construction replaced the old wooden club house and would provide an ideal environment for club and social affairs such as bingo, dances and dinners.
• With the advent of copper mace heads, they no longer shattered and a better fit could be made to the wooden club by giving the eye of the mace head the shape of a cone and using a tapered handle.

• A wooden club, somewhat resembling a baseball bat.
• The name of the system is that of a traditional wooden club from Ireland.
• The wooden club he was carrying grew into a vast forest of peach trees called the Deng Forest (...).
• They fought with a wooden club studded with obsidian volcanic glass blades, called a macuahuitl.
• The theater opened on August 8, 1943 and placed in a wooden club at camp. Prisoners and guards played at the one scene.

• is a weapon, a wooden club with several embedded obsidian blades.
• Three years later the club inaugurated its own field as well as a wooden club house, and won the championship of the JBU B-række.
• She disposes of them all, first and last, by trenchant logic and the occasional skilled use of her knobkerry (wooden club).
• French was born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. French, being a tall man, was a good iron player. He was known for playing entire rounds and matches without ever using a wooden club.