German - Turkish
Definition of busch in German Turkish dictionary
- [der] çalılık, fundalık; orman
- e {buş} r çalılık; çalı
- e r. buş çalılık; çalı
- gür saç
- burcu
- zıvana
English - Turkish
Definition of busch in English Turkish dictionary
- bush
- {i} çalı
Kedi çalıların içinde gizlenmiş yatıyordu.
-The cat lay hidden in the bushes.
Biz yoğun çalılıkların arasından yürüdük.
-We walked through thick bushes.
- bush
- bağa
- bush
- mil yatağı
- bush
- (Argo) kırsal
- bush
- (the ile) (özellikle Afrika ve Avustralya'da) vahşi bölge
- bush
- {i} gür saç
- bush
- çalı ile örtmek
- bush
- çalıdan yapılmış tarakla taramak
- bush
- {i} çalılık arazi
- bush
- {i} çalıya benzer şey
- bush
- {i} zıvana
- bush
- (Tekstil) yuva kovan
- bush
- çalıya benzer şey çalılık arazi
- bush
- çalılık
Yüzlerce polis ve gönüllü yoğun çalılık alanda üç yaşındaki kayıp çocuğu arıyor.
-Hundreds of police and volunteers are searching thick bushland for a missing three-year-old boy.
Biz yoğun çalılıkların arasından yürüdük.
-We walked through thick bushes.
- bush
- vahşi bölge/çalı/çalılık
- bush
- (isim) çalı, çalılık arazi, çalıya benzer şey, gür saç, burç [müh.], zıvana
- bush
- beat about the bush sadede gelmemek
Related Terms
German - English
Definition of busch in German English dictionary
- bush
- shrub
- scrub
- scrubland
- Busch-Hakenlilie (Crinum moorei)
- crinum moorei
- 'Max and Moritz - Eine Bubengeschichte in sieben Streichen' (von Busch / Werktit
- 'Max and Moritz - A Story of Seven Boyish Pranks' (by Busch / work title)
- Brennender Busch (Dictamnus albus)
- dittany
- Brennender Busch (Dictamnus albus)
- gas plant
- Brennender Busch (Dictamnus albus)
- fraxinella
- Brennender Busch (Dictamnus albus)
- burning bush
- auf den Busch klopfen
- to beat about the bush
- auf den Busch klopfen
- to sound things out
- der australische Busch (im Landesinneren, im Gegensatz zur dichtbesiedelten Küst
- the outback
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English - English
Definition of busch in English English dictionary
- Inc. Anheuser-Busch Co
- Largest producer of beer in the world. Headquarters are in St. Louis, Mo., U.S. Its origins can be traced to a small brewery founded in 1852 and bought in 1860 by the soap manufacturer Eberhard Anheuser. In 1861 his daughter married Adolphus Busch, a brewery supplier. Busch pioneered the use of refrigerated railcars and of pasteurization in the brewing industry. In 1876 the company introduced a light-coloured beer called Budweiser; under August Anheuser Busch, Jr. (president 1946-75), and A.A. Busch III (president from 1975), it became the best-selling U.S. beer brand. The company also produces the Michelob brand. Among its other holdings are beverage-container manufacturing and recycling plants, media and advertising groups, and amusement parks, including the Sea World theme parks and Busch Gardens (Tampa, Fla.)