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Getreide
corn1 [kɔ:n, Am kɔ:rn] N
1. corn no pl Brit (cereal in general):
corn
Getreide nt <-s, ->
corn
Korn nt <-(e)s, Kör·ner>
field of corn
field of corn
Getreidefeld nt <-(e)s, -er>
sheaf of corn
sheaf of corn
2. corn no pl:
corn Brit (particular cereal)
Weizen m <-s, ->
corn Scot
Hafer m <-s, ->
corn Am, Aus (maize)
Mais m <-es, -e>
corn on the cob
Maiskolben m <-s, ->
corn on the cob
Kukuruz m <-(es)> A
3. corn Brit (single grain):
corn
4. corn esp Am sl (sth trite):
corn
Banalität f <-, -en>
corn
Kitsch m <-es>
corn2 [kɔ:n, Am kɔ:rn] N
corn MED (on feet):
corn
Hühnerauge nt <-s, -n>
Phrases:
to tread on sb's corns Brit
ˈcorn-col·oured, Am ˈcorn-col·ored ADJ inv
corn-fed [ˈkɔ:nfed, Am ˈkɔ:r] ADJ inv
1. corn-fed (fed on grain):
corn-fed
2. corn-fed Am inf (well fed):
corn-fed
In·dian ˈcorn N no pl Am
Indian corn
Mais m <-es, -e>
Indian corn
A a. Kukuruz m
ˈcorn bread N no pl Am
corn bread
ˈcorn belt N Am GEOG
the corn belt
ˈcorn chip N usu pl
corn chip
ˈcorn-pop·py N
corn-poppy
Klatschmohn m <-(e)s> kein pl
ˈcorn roast N Can, Am
corn N
corn
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The wet-aged, corn-fed beef filet was seared to absolute perfection and served exactly as requested -- medium rare.
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The company says it has already shown that isotope analysis can tell the difference between grassfed and corn-fed beef and the origin of various oils.
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They think chickens should just eat corn because they see corn-fed chickens for sale at supermarkets that are a nice colour.
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Inside you'll find lobster, horseradish, corn-fed chicken popcorn.
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However, corn-fed cattle draw attention to the nonclinical use of antibiotics.
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vegetables like the endemic tomato species „Ramallet“, herbs, lemons and oranges, almonds, olives, carob and figs as well as grass and corn to feed the animals.
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www.cansureda.de
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Gemüse wie die endemische Tomatensorte „Ramallet“, Kräuter, Zitronen und Orangen, Mandeln, Oliven, Johannisbrot und Feigen sowie Gras und Getreide als Futter für die Tiere.
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But everything in this world has its high and low times and the once very famous houses were demolished on the 9th of November 1876 at a time, when they already served only as corn warehouses.
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www.madeira-web.com
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Allerdings hat alles seine Hochs und Tiefs und so auch diese einst so berühmten Häuser, die zum Zeitpunkt ihres Abrisses am 9. November 1876 schon nur noch als Lagerhäuser für Getreide genutzt wurden.
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Already during the harvest only the corn with the best quality characteristics is picked by using our modern implements.
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www.plattner-muehle.at
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Schon während der Ernte wird mittels unserer modernen Laborgeräte nur das Getreide mit den besten Qualitätsmerkmalen für unsere Mühle ausgesucht.
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The big happening so simple, as the trickle of water, the flow of air, the growth of corn.
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www.lunasolmode.com
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Das Große geschieht so schlicht, wie das Rieseln des Wassers, das Fließen der Luft, das Wachsen des Getreides.
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49 And Joseph gathered corn as the sand of the sea, very much, until he left numbering; for it was without number.
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www.genesis2000.at
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49 Und Joseph speicherte Getreide auf wie Sand des Meeres, über die Maßen viel, bis man aufhörte zu zählen, denn es war ohne Zahl.
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