Gläser

Related words

• Gläserklirren

  clinking of glasses

• Brille

  Glasses

• Geschirr

  Dishes are the plates, cups, glasses, and cutlery used for eating.

• Becherglas

  Beaker

• Augenglas

  Eyeglass

• Borosilikatglas

  Borosilicate glass

• Cadmiumbromid

  Cadmium bromide is a chemical compound of cadmium and bromine, used in the chemical industry and research.

• Einweckglas

  Canning jar

• Stundenglas

  Hourglass

• Einwegglas

  A disposable glass is a glass container that is used only once and then recycled.

• Einmachglas

  canning jar

• einmachen

  To preserve

• Rausch

  Intoxication is a state of altered perception and often increased euphoria, usually caused by drugs or alcohol.

• schröpfen

  To cup

• anstossen

  To toast

• glasartig

  Vitreous, glassy

• Plexiglas

  Plexiglas, acrylic glass

• Bierdeckel

  Beer mat, coaster

• Gedeck

  Place setting; the arrangement of cutlery, dishes, and glasses for one person at a meal.

• Brillengestell

  glasses frame

• Riedel

  Riedel is a surname and a brand known primarily for high-quality wine glasses.

• Weinglas

  A wine glass is a special glass used for drinking wine, designed in a shape that enhances the taste and aroma of the wine.

• Schenk

  Pitcher

• Kölschkranz

  Kölsch tray

• Marienglas

  Selenite

• Untersatz

  saucer

• Entspiegelung

  Anti-reflection coating is a coating on surfaces, e.g. eyeglass lenses, to reduce reflections and increase transmittance.

• Vergrößerungsglas

  Magnifying glass

• Brillenputztuch

  Eyeglass cleaning cloth

• Karaffe

  Carafe

• Rauchglas

  Tinted glass

• anstoßen

  To toast

• einwecken

  to preserve (food in jars)

• klirren

  to clink

• Glas

  Glass

• Gleitsichtbrille

  progressive glasses

• Couvert

  cover charge

• Murmel

  marble

• Murmel

  marble

• Murmel

  marble

• Fernglas

  Binoculars

• Kaliumcarbonat

  Potassium carbonate

• Bariumoxid

  Barium oxide

• Chalkogenidglas

  Chalcogenide glass is a glass containing chalcogens (sulfur, selenium, tellurium) and has special optical properties.

• Natriumgermanat

  Sodium germanate

• Bariumcarbonat

  barium carbonate

• Bleiglas

  Glass to which lead has been added to make it heavier and more brilliant.

• Trinkglas

  drinking glass

• Fensterglas

  Window glass

Example sentences with “Gläser”

1. Wir brauchen mehr Gläser für die Party. (We need more glasses for the party.)

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