sterne

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Französisch - Türkisch
[la] denizkırlangıcı
sumru
Spanisch - Türkisch
kurat
Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von sterne im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch

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crests
armalar
Deutsch - Englisch
asterisks
helmet plates
crests
stars

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Sterne am Himmel
stars in the sky
Sterne sehen
to see stars
'Eine empfindsame Reise durch Frankreich und Italien' (von Sterne / Werktitel)
'A sentimental Journey through France and Italy' (by Sterne / work title)
Astronavigation (Navigation anhand der Sterne)
celestial navigation
Astronavigation (Navigation anhand der Sterne)
celo-navigation
Astronavigation (Navigation anhand der Sterne)
astronavigation
Dem Gewinner winkt ein Aufenthalt in einem 5-Sterne-Hotel.
The winner can look forward to a stay in a five-star hotel
Die Supernova überstrahlt alle anderen Sterne in ihrer Galaxie.
The supernova outshines all the other stars in its galaxy
Drei-Sterne-Hotel
three star hotel
Fünf-Sterne-Hotel
five-star hotel
Fünf-Sterne-Hotels
five-star hotels
Vier-Sterne-Hotel
four-star hotel
Vier-Sterne-Hotels
four-star hotels
WR-Sterne
WR starts
WR-Sterne
Wolf-Rayet stars
Wolf-Rayet-Sterne
Wolf-Rayet stars
Wolf-Rayet-Sterne
WR starts
die Sterne
the stars (sth. impossible to get)
die Sterne
the moon
die Sterne zu etwas befragen
to consult the stars for something
seltsame Sterne
strange stars
seltsame Sterne
quark stars
Englisch - Englisch
British writer whose masterpiece Tristram Shandy (1761-1767) was a precursor to modern stream-of-consciousness novels
English writer (born in Ireland) (1713-1766)

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Laurence Sterne
an Irish writer whose best-known work is his humorous novel Tristram Shandy, one of the earliest novels in English. His style influenced later writers who used the stream of consciousness method (1713-68). born Nov. 24, 1713, Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ire. died March 18, 1768, London, Eng. English novelist and humorist. Sterne was a clergyman in York for many years before his talents became apparent when he wrote a Swiftian satire in support of his dean in a church squabble. Turning his parishes over to a curate, he began to write Tristram Shandy (1759-67), an experimental novel issued in nine parts in which the story is subordinate to its narrator's free associations and digressions. It is considered one of the most important ancestors of psychological and stream of consciousness fiction. Long afflicted with tuberculosis, Sterne fled the damp air of England and undertook the travels that inspired his unfinished Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy (1768), a comic novel that defies conventional expectations of a travel book
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