Ring-

Übersetzungen

Rịng-

:
ri#ng|ar|tig
adj → ring-like
Ri#ng|bahn
f → circle line
Ri#ng|buch
nt → ring binder
Ri#ng|buch|ein|la|ge
f → loose-leaf pad

Rịng-

:
Ri#ng|fahn|dung
f → dragnet
Ri#ng|fin|ger
m → ring finger
ri#ng|för|mig
adj → ring-like; Ring-e Verbindungen (Chem) → cyclic or ring compounds
adv → in a ring or circle; die Truppen schlossen die Festung Ring- ein → the troops surrounded the fortress; die Straße führt Ring- um die Stadt herum → the road encircles the town; der Wallgraben umschließt die Stadt Ring- → the rampart rings or encircles the town
Ri#ng|hef|ter
m → ring binder
Ri#ng|kampf
m → fight; (Sport) → wrestling match
Ri#ng|kämp|fer(in)
m(f) → wrestler

Rịng-

:
Ri#ng|map|pe
→ ring binder
Ri#ng|mau|er
f → circular wall; die Ring- rund um die Burg → the wall encircling or surrounding the castle
Ri#ng|mus|kel
m → sphincter
Ri#ng|ord|ner
m → ring binder
Ri#ng|pan|zer
m → articulated or jointed armour (Brit) → or armor (US)
Ri#ng|rich|ter(in)
m(f) (Sport) → referee

Rịng-

:
Ri#ng|schei|be
f (Sport) → target (marked with concentric rings)
Ri#ng|sen|dung
f (Rad, TV) → link up (transmission)

Rịng-

:
Ri#ng|tausch
m → exchange (between three or more people); (bei Heirat) → exchanging of rings
Ri#ng|ten|nis
nt (Sport) → quoits sing, → deck tennis
Ri#ng|vor|le|sung
f series of lectures by different speakers
Ri#ng|wall
m = Ringmauer
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