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Dionysiacus
stake
alemão
alemão
inglês
inglês

Pflock <-[e]s, Pflöcke> [pflɔk, pl ˈpflœkə] SUBST m

Pflock
Pflock (Zeltpflock)
inglês
inglês
alemão
alemão
Pflock m <-(e)s, Pflö·cke>
Pflock m <-(e)s, Pflö·cke>

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Durch das Loch in der Mitte der Weihplatte ist vermutlich ein Pflock oder Nagel in die Wand getrieben worden.
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In natürliche Löcher der Wand des Überhangs wurden zahlreiche Pflöcke eingeführt, an denen Taschen oder andere Gegenstände aufgehängt werden konnten.
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Nicht neu ist auch die Tatsache, dass Vampire durch Pflöcke nicht getötet, sondern nur gelähmt werden.
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Die Welle wird aus Sicherheitsgründen mit einem abnehmbaren Schutzkasten überdeckt, der mit Pflöcken am Boden befestigt wird.
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Die Mehrheit wurde auf Stoppelfeldern ausgesetzt, wo ihnen ca. 2.500 m² große und mit Pflöcken abgesteckte Haus- und Gartenplätze zugewiesen wurden.
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Man oeffnet ihn leise (open coffin) und toetet den darin liegenden Vampir (oefters probieren) mit Pflock und Hammer (kill dracula).
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Move to the coffin, open it, and quickly type: kill dracula. With the mallet you will quickly pound the stake in dracula's heart.
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Mit der Bedienung des Segels können zwei Beobachtungen in Verbindung gebracht werden: der Pflock, der wohl in dem Loch der hintersten Ruderbank steckte, und eine 10x5 cm große Aussparung im Bargholz, 80 cm hinter dieser Ducht.
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Two observations can be connected with the operation of the sail, one being the peg, which doubtless stuck in the hole of the rearmost thwart, the other a 10 by 5 cm large recess in the wale, 80 cm behind this thwart.
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Diese hat nahe der Bordwand ein rundes Loch, in dem wohl ein Pflock steckte.
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The latter had a round hole in the hull, in which a peg stuck.