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roach1 <pl -> [rəʊtʃ, ingl. am. roʊtʃ] SUST.
- roach
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roach2 <pl -es> [rəʊtʃ, ingl. am. roʊtʃ] SUST. coloq.
1. roach ingl. am. ZOOL.:
2. roach argot (of a cannabis cigarette):
- roach
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Violations included the presence of rats and roaches, as well as food temperature issues.
en.wikipedia.org Roach was not content with the existing plant however.
en.wikipedia.org The actual sail area is much larger, as the roach of the sail outside this triangle is unmeasured.
en.wikipedia.org Roach, by now a terminally ill old man, placed his company into receivership a short time later.
en.wikipedia.org They move similar to roaches, but can only move through walls (and similar elements, like doors).
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de.mimi.hu In running water finds the roach n to flow edges and bank crashes in moderately flowing and deeper water.
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Im Fließwasser findet man die Rotaugen an Strömungskanten und Uferabbrüchen in mäßig strömenden und tieferem Wasser.
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www.bergfex.at Catched can be tench, roach, rudd and carp.
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Fangen können Sie Schleie, Rotauge, Rotfeder und Karpfen.
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www.tyrol-haldensee.com Predominantly pike and whitefish, but also perch, roach, carp, tench and chub (European).
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Vorwiegend Hechte und Renken, aber auch Barsche, Rotaugen, Karpfen, Schleien und Aitel (Döbel).
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www.passauer-land.de At the Inn, Rott and Vils rivers, fishermen are not only able to catch trout, but also bream, eel, common roach, and tench; in the Danube and the Ilz, all types of non-predatory and predatory fish are romping about.
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An Inn, Rott und Vils kann man nicht nur Forellen, sondern auch Brachsen, Aale, Rotaugen und Schleien angeln; in Donau und Ilz tummeln sich sogar sämtliche Fried- und Raubtischarten.
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www.eglv.de Excavations of the bed of the Lippe created new standing water zones that were additional habitats for perch, common bream, common rudd, eels and roaches.
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Durch Abgrabungen im Bett der Lippe entstanden mit neuen Stillgewässerzonen zusätzliche Lebensräume für Barsch, Brasse, Rotfeder, Aal und Rotauge.
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