Dictionary English German: [18th]

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English German
furn. commode [low chest of drawers or chiffonier of a decorative type popular in the 18th century]
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Kommode {f} [bes. stark verzierte, niedrige Kommode des 18. Jahrhunderts]
hist. mil. captain [German grenadier forces of the 18th century]
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Kapitän {m} [Hauptmannsrang deutscher Grenadiertruppen des 18. Jh.]
hist. [organized colonisation of depopulated areas in the Hungarian part of the Habsburg empire in the 18th century]Schwabenzug {m}
theatre [Repertoire piece of 17th and 18th century German theater companies.]Haupt- und Staatsaktion {f}
mus. bassoon [C. Denner; early 18th century]Rackettfagott {n}
hist. mil. Bosniak [lancer, Prussian Army, 18th cent.]Bosniake {m} [Lanzenreiter, preußische Armee, 18. Jh.]
hist. mil. corporal [surplus NCO of a regiment in German armed forces of the 18th century, always officer candidates who hold the task of flagbearer]Freikorporal {m}
hist. mil. corporal [surplus NCO of a regiment in German armed forces of the 18th century, always officer candidates who hold the task of flagbearer]Gefreitenkorporal {m} [Freikorporal]
hist. deportation [forced migrations within the Habsburg Empire in the 18th century]Transmigration {f} [Zwangsumsiedlungen im Habsburgerreich im 18. Jahrhundert]
hist. drum [evening tea party of a kind that was popular in the late 18th and early 19th century]Abendgesellschaft {f} [bes. im späten 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhundert]
hist. relig. Glassites [Scottish Christian sect, 18th c.]Glassiten {pl} [christl. Sekte im Schottland des 18. Jh.s]
publ. Krünitz [standard 18th/19th-century German encyclopedia]Krünitz {m} [ugs.] [Oekonomische Encyklopädie]
relig. neologian [18th-cent. rationalist theologian]Neologe {m}
hist. relig. neologians [18th-cent. rationalist theologians]Neologen {pl}
hist. Smenkhkare [also: Smenkhare, Smenkare or Smenkhkara] [pharaoh of the 18th dynasty]Semenchkare {m} [Pharao der 18. Dynastie]
hist. mil. supernumeraries [excess personnel in German Armed Forces in the 18th and 19th centuries]Überkomplette {pl}
publ. Zedler [standard 18th-century German encyclopedia]Zedler {m} [ugs.] [Großes Universal-Lexicon]
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hist. mil. battle line [18th cent. battle order]Treffen {n} [Teil der Schlachtordnung der Lineartaktik des 18. Jh.]
hist. mil. Bosniak Corps [unit of lancers, Prussian Army, 18th cent.]Bosniakenkorps {n} [Lanzenreitereinheit, preußische Armee, 18. Jh.]
archi. hist. urban bourgeois house [esp. from the 11th to the 18th century]Bürgerhaus {n}
cloth. hist. box pleats [on 18th century gowns]Watteaufalten {pl} [auch: Watteau-Falten] [moderne Bezeichnung]
hist. mil. corporal's command [German forces of the 18th century]Korporalschaft {f}
hist. Jewish emancipation [in 18th-19th century Europe]Judenemanzipation {f}
acad. natural scientist [especially as understood in 18th and 19th centuries; usually a layman]Naturforscher {m}
hist. lit. theatre sentimental tragicomedy [popular in the late 18th/early 19th cent.]weinerliche Komödie {f}
hist. mil. swagger stick [stick of non-commissioned officers in German forces of the 18th and 19th centuries used for punishment of soldiers]Korporalsstock {m}
econ. hist. widows' funds [funds providing for widows and orphans in 18th cent. Germany]Witwenkassen {pl} [Rentenfonds für Hinterbliebene im 18. Jh.]
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hist. mil. The Hardest Day [August 18th 1940][Der härteste Tag, Höhepunkt der Battle of Britain]
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in early 18th-century France {adv} [also: in early 18th century France]im Frankreich des frühen 18. Jahrhunderts
hist. the storming of Dybbøl redoubts [April 18th, 1864]der Sturm {m} auf die Düppeler Schanzen [18. April 1864]
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