Varianten
| flicken |
patch
mend
repair
cobble
darn
vamp
|
| ausbessern |
repair
mend
patch
correct
touch up
|
| stückeln |
patch
|
| Fleck |
spot
stain
speck
blot
patch
fleck
|
| Flicken |
patch
|
| Stelle |
point
place
site
location
position
office
|
| Augenklappe |
patch
|
| Klappe |
flap
valve
lid
shutter
key
trap
|
| Beet |
bed
patch
|
| Pflästerchen |
patch
|
| Korrekturroutine |
patch
|
| Schönheitspflästerchen |
patch
|
Synonyme
Nominal
Werb
Varianten
His falling tears mixed with the sand on his face, creating muddy patches.
Ointment was plastered over the few patches of visible skin.
His skin was pallid, with a greasy sheen, with red patches around his mouth and nostrils in bright contrast.
Not satisfied with this, the Indians might have gone so far as to plant trees and shrubs all over the place and cover certain places with rocks and patches of new soil.
For a day the sleds bumped over frequent patches of rock.
To their amazement, they found almost every day patches of ground that were covered with glittering yellowish powder, and they found the same glittering sand in brooks and creeks.
After that, the ground became rugged, not just scattered bits of rock but boulders jutting out of the earth and patches of raw stone that they had to scamper across, leaning against the slope so they didn’t slide hundreds of paces back down.
Even more than a year later, the ravages of war lay evident around the estate: trees felled, barren patches of earth where greenery had not yet returned, and a general bleak openness that made the gray-stoned house seem like an accidental survivor.
Other people manage to stay friends, help each other through those dark patches.
Clear patches of ice showed at the fringes where water had melted and frozen again in the brief nights.
It was a primitive trail worn into the greenery and it exposed rough patches of earth as it curved up steadily toward the entrance.
Other
M-translate