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Kippe f (ugs. : Zigarette - coll.: cigarette: “A great lesson in epistolary prose,” he said, uncrossed his legs, and stamped out his smoke.); räuchern; Rauch m; rauchen; selchen австр. Fleisch; räuchern (Fleisch) |
| agric. |
Rauch- m; gegen Rauch- |
| chem. |
Qualm m (dense); Rauch m (sichtbar); räuchern (Fleisch/Fisch) |
| emerg.care |
Rauch m |
| industr., construct., met. |
Farbstreifen n; Gelbstreifen m |
| inf. |
Zigarette f; quarzen |
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einrussen |
| social.sc. |
Gras n; Heu n; Lady Mary; Lady Mary Jane; Loco-Weed m; Marie-Johanna m; Mary Warner; Mavron n; Pot n; Splim m; Sweet Mary Warner; Weed m |
| tech. |
Dampf m; Dunst m; Qualm m |
| weap. |
Nebel m |
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rauch < 5 527 32> |
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raucht |
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| emerg.care |
rauchen |
| tech. |
qualmen; rußen |
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smoking The inhalation and exhalation of carcinogenic fumes from burning plant material, usually tobacco v | |
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Rauchen |
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rauch |
| tech. |
paffen |
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RauchFU |
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smoke An aerosol, consisting of visible particles and gases, produced by the incomplete burning of carbon-based materials, such as wood and fossil fuels [sməʊk] adj. | |
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Rauch |
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| abbr., el. |
surface magneto-optic Kerr effect |
| abbr., IT |
Scripting Meta Object Kompiler Engine |
