BOG IRON ORE po niemiecku - Tłumaczenie angielski-niemiecki

w słowniku PONS

angielski

niemiecki

iron ore

Eisenerz r.n.

to extract iron ore

Eisenerz gewinnen

copper/iron ore

Kupfer-/Eisenerz r.n.

vein of iron ore

Eisenerzader r.ż.

seam of coal/iron ore

Kohlen-/Eisenerzflöz r.n.

iron is obtained from iron ore

Eisen wird aus Eisenerz gewonnen

niemiecki

angielski

Eisenerz

iron ore

w słowniku PONS

ore [ɔ:ʳ, Am ɔ:r] RZ.

ore

Erz r.n. <-es, -e>

copper/iron ore

Kupfer-/Eisenerz r.n.

Ore. Am

Ore skrót od Oregon

I. bog [bɒg, Am bɑ:g] RZ.

1. bog (wet ground):

bog

Sumpf r.m. <-(e)s, Sụ̈mp·fe>

peat bog

[Torf]moor r.n.

2. bog Brit, Aus slang:

bog

Klo r.n. <-s, -s> pot.

bog

Scheißhaus r.n. <-es, -häuser> wulg.

bog paper slang

Klopapier r.n. <-s, -e> pot.

II. bog <-gg-> [bɒg, Am bɑ:g] CZ. cz. przech.

to be bogged down

steckengeblieben

to get bogged down

sich B. verheddern [o. verzetteln]

to be bogged down with work przen. pot.

viel zu tun [o. pot. einen Haufen Arbeit] haben

III. bog <-gg-> [bɒg, Am bɑ:g] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. bog esp Am (stand still):

bog

zum Stillstand kommen

2. bog (get stuck):

bog

stecken bleiben

bog przen.

sich B. festfahren

bog przen.

sich B. verheddern

I. iron [ˈaɪən, Am -ɚn] RZ.

1. iron no pl (element, metal):

iron

Eisen r.n. <-s, ->

rich in iron

reich an Eisen

2. iron MED.:

iron

Eisen r.n. <-s, ->

iron supplements pl

Eisenpräparate pl

3. iron przen.:

the Iron Lady (M. Thatcher)

die eiserne Lady

will of iron

eiserne Wille

4. iron (appliance):

iron

[Bügel]eisen r.n.

steam iron

Dampfbügeleisen r.n. <-s, ->

5. iron (branding instrument):

iron

Brandeisen r.n.

6. iron SPORT (club):

iron

Golfschläger r.m. <-s, ->

7. iron (shoe):

iron

[Huf]eisen r.n.

8. iron (ring):

iron

Steigbügel r.m.

9. iron (weapon):

iron

Eisen r.n. <-s, ->

iron

Schwert r.n. <-(e)s, -er>

to fall to the iron

durch das Eisen fallen

to put to the iron

mit dem Eisen erschlagen

zwroty:

to have [or keep] [too] many/other irons in the fire

[zu] viele/andere Eisen im Feuer haben

to have an iron fist [or hand] in a velvet glove

freundlich im Ton, aber hart in der Sache sein

to rule with a rod of iron

mit eiserner Faust regieren

strike while the iron is hot przysł.

das Eisen schmieden, solange es heiß ist przysł.

II. iron [ˈaɪən, Am -ɚn] RZ. modifier

iron (bar, mine, railing):

iron

Eisen-

III. iron [ˈaɪən, Am -ɚn] PRZYM.

1. iron przen. (strict):

iron

eisern

iron determination [or will]

eiserner [o. stählerner] Wille

iron discipline

eiserne Disziplin

to rule with an iron hand [or fist]

mit eiserner Faust regieren

iron negotiator

eisenharter Unterhändler/eisenharte Unterhändlerin

2. iron przen. (strong):

iron constitution

eiserne Gesundheit

IV. iron [ˈaɪən, Am -ɚn] CZ. cz. przech.

to iron sth

etw bügeln

to iron sth

CH a. etw B. glätten

to iron the laundry

die Wäsche bügeln

V. iron [ˈaɪən, Am -ɚn] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

iron

bügeln

iron

CH a. glätten

cotton and silk iron well

Baumwolle und Seide lassen sich gut bügeln

Wpis OpenDict

bog RZ.

bog roll (toilet paper) Brit pot.

Klopapier r.n. pot.

bog roll (roll of toilet paper) Brit pot.

Klorolle r.ż. pot.

bog roll (roll of toilet paper) Brit pot.

Klopapierrolle r.ż. pot.

bog roll (roll of toilet paper) Brit pot.

Rolle Klopapier r.ż. pot.

Wpis OpenDict

bog CZ.

bogged down (talks, negotiations)

festgefahren

Klett słownictwo specjalistyczne dotyczące geografii i geologii

iron (ore)

Eisen(-erz)

Klett słownictwo specjalistyczne dotyczące geografii i geologii

ore [ɔː] RZ.

ore

(metallisches) Erz

Klett słownictwo specjalistyczne dotyczące biologii

bog iron ore [ˌbɒɡˈaɪənɔː] RZ.

bog iron ore

Raseneisenerz

Present

I	bog
you	bog
he/she/it	bogs
we	bog
you	bog
they	bog

Past

I	bogged
you	bogged
he/she/it	bogged
we	bogged
you	bogged
they	bogged

Present Perfect

I	have	bogged
you	have	bogged
he/she/it	has	bogged
we	have	bogged
you	have	bogged
they	have	bogged

Past Perfect

I	had	bogged
you	had	bogged
he/she/it	had	bogged
we	had	bogged
you	had	bogged
they	had	bogged

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

There was an estimated 1,300,000 tons of ore readily available; a 600-ton-per-day concentrator was constructed and production began in 1959.

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What he did know is that the gold and the silver ore samples were from the same vein.

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In 1994, the processing plant was upgraded to be able to handle 3.0 million tonnes of ore per annum.

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He produced large quantities of pure radium and polonium for commercial applications from uranium ore.

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The player collects ores and resources which can be brought back to the surface and exchanged for cash.

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