English–German dictionary
German translation of the English word Italian stone pine
| English | German (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
Italian stone pine (umbrella pine; stone pine; parasol pine) | Pinie ; Mittelmeerkiefer ; Schirmkiefer | |
italienisch | ||
🔗 A flight carrying 56 Italian nationals from Wǔhàn, China, landed at Pratica di Mare military airport, outside of Rome, on Monday morning. | ||
| (Italian language) | ||
🔗 They found five distinct sounds, closely matching those in Latin and Italian, that could be conveniently represented by the five vowel letters available in the Roman alphabet. | ||
🔗 His words are more or less the same as that of Italians who visited Spain in the 1530s which was decades before the events mentioned above. | ||
| (pine‐tree) | Föhre ; | |
🔗 Other species like aspen, birch, and pine, had a more neutral response. | ||
| (clay; earthen; earthenware) | irden ; tönern ; lehmig ; Ton‐ ; Lehm‐ | |
| (metalled; stony; adamant) | ||
🔗 Crouched against the stone wall, he listened. | ||
🔗 A stone, coming from nowhere, crashed into the ground at his feet. | ||
| (core; kernel; pit; gist; nub; pith; crux) | ||
entkernen | ||
🔗 A long time ago he told me he weighed 16 stone. | ||
| English | German |
|---|---|
| Italian stone pine | ⇆ Mittelmeerkiefer; ⇆ Pinie; ⇆ Schirmkiefer |
| Italian | ⇆ Italiener; ⇆ Italienerin; ⇆ Italienisch; ⇆ italienisch |
| pine | ⇆ Föhre; ⇆ Kiefer |
| stone | ⇆ Kern; ⇆ Stein; ⇆ Stone; ⇆ entkernen; ⇆ steinern; ⇆ steinigen |