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91Feather-River — (spr. Fedh r Riww r, d.i. Federfluß), Fluß im Staate Californien (Nordamerika), entspringt in der Grafschaft Butte, trennt die Grafschaft Sutter von den Grafschaften Yuba u. Placer u. fällt in den Sacramento River. Auf ihm regelmäßige… …
92Feather River — (spr. fédher riwwer), gotdsandführender Fluß in Kalifornien, aus drei Quellflüssen (North, Middle und South Fork) der Sierra Nevada, wird bei Marysville, wo er den Yuba aufnimmt, schiffbar, empfängt bei Nicolas den Bear River und ergießt sich bei …
93feather bedding — n [U] the practice of letting workers keep their jobs even if they are not needed or do not work well …
94feather boa — n a long ↑scarf made of feathers and worn around a woman s neck …
95feather duster — n a stick with feathers on the end that you use to remove dust …
96feather boa — noun count a long thin piece of clothing made from feathers that women wear around their neck …
97feather duster — noun count a stick with feathers at one end used for removing dust from things …
98feather your own nest — feather (your) (own) nest to make a lot of money for yourself. While the CEO feathered his own nest, his company was firing employees by the hundreds. Usage notes: usually said about someone who takes unfair advantage of others Related vocabulary …
99feather your nest — feather (your) (own) nest to make a lot of money for yourself. While the CEO feathered his own nest, his company was firing employees by the hundreds. Usage notes: usually said about someone who takes unfair advantage of others Related vocabulary …
100feather own nest — feather (your) (own) nest to make a lot of money for yourself. While the CEO feathered his own nest, his company was firing employees by the hundreds. Usage notes: usually said about someone who takes unfair advantage of others Related vocabulary …