Usage examples of "rice nest" in English with translation to German

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To feather one's own nest. Sein Schäfchen ins Trockene bringen.
Rice is cultivated in several parts of the world. Reis wird in vielen Teilen der Welt angebaut.
Some good-for-nothing at this gutter paper here, spread this mare's nest. Irgendein Tunichtgut bei dem Revolverblatt hier, hat diese Ente in die Welt gesetzt.
China is the world's leading producer of rice. China ist der weltgrößte Reispoduzent.
How could there be unbroken eggs under a toppled nest? Wie können da unbeschädigte Eier unter einem umgestürzten Nest sein?
She lives on vegetables and brown rice. Sie lebt von Gemüse und braunem Reis.
Birds make a nest in the springtime to raise their babies in. Vögel bauen im Frühling ein Nest, um darin ihre Jungen aufzuziehen.
Rice grows in warm climates. Reis wächst in warmen Klimaten.
There is a custom of eating rice cakes for New Year's in Japan. In Japan gibt es die Tradition, zu Neujahr Reiskuchen zu essen.
In 1918, revolts due to the price of rice erupted all around the country. 1918 kam es wegen des Reispreises im ganzen Land zu Aufständen.
There is a chronic oversupply of rice in Japan. In Japan gibt es eine stetige Überversorgung mit Reis.
It was exceptionally cold last summer, and the rice crop was the worst in 10 years. Der letzte Sommer war außergewöhnlich kalt und die Reisernte war die schlechteste in zehn Jahren.
The price of rice has come down. Der Preis für Reis ist gefallen.
In 1994, there was a shortage of water and rice in Japan. 1994 waren Wasser und Reis in Japan knapp.
Do you eat rice in your country? Esst ihr Reis in eurem Land?
Do you have rice? Haben Sie Reis?
Needless to say, dealing in rice is a declining industry. Es versteht sich von selbst, dass das Reisgeschäft eine rückläufige Branche ist.
Most Japanese eat rice at least once a day. Die meisten Japaner essen mindestens einmal täglich Reis.
The rice crop is already in. Die Reisernte ist schon eingebracht.
The Japanese live mainly on rice. Japaner essen hauptsächlich Reis.
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