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England
немски
немски
английски
английски

Eng·land <-s> [ˈɛŋlant] СЪЩ ср

1. England (Teil Großbritanniens):

England
England

2. England (falsch für Großbritannien):

England

Phrases:

to talk for England
английски
английски
немски
немски
England
England ср <-s>
Church of England
Kirche f von England
Kirche f von England
Coventry (Stadt in England)
Kavalier м <-s, -e> (Anhänger Karls I. von England)

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Seine Erkenntnisse publizierte er 1866 im Bericht über Schlachthäuser und Viehmärkte in Deutschland, Frankreich, Belgien, Italien, England und der Schweiz im Verlag Ernst & Korn.
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Die Youth Hostels Association (England & Wales) ist der Betreiber von Jugendherbergen in England und Wales.
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Wenige hundert Meter nördlich befand sich die Station Park Royal & Twyford Abbey, die das Ausstellungsgelände der Royal Agricultural Society of England erschloss.
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Nach einem längeren Aufenthalt in England und Amerika trat er 1896 in die seit 1797 im Familienbesitz befindliche Reederei E. C. Schramm & Co. ein.
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Eriksson nahm mit England an zwei Fußball-Weltmeisterschaften (Japan/Südkorea 2002 & Deutschland 2006) teil.
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Der 1791 in Walworth (England) als Sohn eines Bankiers geborene Charles Babbage studierte von 1810 bis 1814 in Cambridge Mathematik.
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Charles Babbage, the son of a banker born in 1791 in Walworth, England, studied mathematics at Cambridge University from 1810 to 1814.
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Wolle aus England und Tuche aus Flandern waren ebenso begehrt wie deutsches Bier und Salz aus Lüneburg und anderen Salinen.
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Wool from England and cloth from Flanders were sought-after products, as were German beer and salt from Lüneburg and other salt-works.
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Nach dem Tod seines Vaters finanziell unabhängig, nahm er - ohne je ein offizielles Amt zu bekleiden - großen Einfluss auf die Wissenschaftsentwicklung in England.
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Following the death of his father, he was financially independent and exerted great influence on the evolution of science in England without ever holding an official post.
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Der Baumwollfabrikant Johann Georg Sieburg setzt die aus England stammende Maschine zum Antrieb von Spinnmaschinen ein.
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The cotton manufacturer Johann Georg Sieburg uses the engine, which came from England, to power spinning machines.
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Seit 1816 war er "Fellow" der "Royal Society", der wichtigsten wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft in England.
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In 1816, he became a Fellow of the Royal Society of London, the most important scientific society in England.