pebble

pebble
noun
Kiesel[stein], der

he is/you are not the only pebble on the beach — es gibt noch andere

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['pebl]
noun
(a small, usually smooth stone: small pebbles on the beach.) der Kiesel
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peb·ble
[ˈpebl̩]
I. n Kieselstein m
\pebble beach Kiesstrand m
II. vt
to \pebble sth Kies auf etw akk schütten
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['pebl]
n
Kiesel m, Kieselstein m; (= rock crystal) Bergkristall m; (after polishing) Kieselglas nt

he/she is not the only pebble on the beach (inf) — es gibt noch andere

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pebble [ˈpebl]
A s
1. Kiesel(stein) m:
(as) smooth as a pebble spiegelglatt;
you are not the only pebble on the beach es gibt auch noch andere, du bist nicht der oder die Einzige
2. Achat m
3. Bergkristall m
4. PHYS Linse f aus Bergkristall
B v/t
1. mit Kies bestreuen, kiese(l)n
2. TECH Leder krispeln
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noun
Kiesel[stein], der

he is/you are not the only pebble on the beach — es gibt noch andere

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n.
Kiesel - m.
Kieselstein m.

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