Übersetzung für "Chicken scratch" in Deutsch

I mean, no one's going to find this meaningless chicken scratch adorable.

No. Bo... that's Hale's chicken scratch on the back, I know it.

See, these symbols could be "father" or "mother" or they could just be chicken scratch.

After two cups, your signature slants. After three, it scrawls. And after four, it's chicken scratch.

It's chicken scratch.

That memorable chapter in the pianist's lengthy and prolific career is captured in fabulous detail on 'The Mercury Recordings,' presenting three blistering dance workouts like his original Georgia Slop, The Wobble, and Let's Do It (The Chicken Scratch).

It doesn't take an artist to play, but some of the drawings people come up with are actually quite artistic, while others look like chicken scratch.

It doesn't take an artist to play, but some of the drawings people come up with are actually quite artistic, while others look like chicken scratch. Sometimes the terrible drawings are actually more fun than the artistic ones.

It was where dogs bore the names of Greek gods and chickens scratched poems in the earth.

The chicken clucked and scratched, raised her head and said, "Excuse me, Mr. Mouse, I can tell this is a grave concern to you, but it is of no consequence to me. I cannot be bothered by it."

I remember that when Tony Oliva, three-time American League batting champion, stepped to the plate, he customarily went through a ritual of "chicken scratching" with his back foot, adjusting his cap, and touching the bat to the plate several times as the waiting pitcher looked on.

I remember that when Tony Oliva, three-time American League batting champion, stepped to the plate, he customarily went through a ritual of “chicken scratching” with his back foot, adjusting his cap, and touching the bat to the plate several times as the waiting pitcher looked on.

For a farm-fresh breeze the around scratching chickens concerns and from the oven come freshly baked rolls.

Chickens scratch in the straw alongside young tomato plants, heads of lettuce sprout from blue bins, and herbs wave in the breeze before the Dublin skyline.

There are stipulations regarding the freedom of movement, interspersing and rest areas, there are rules regarding feeding of livestock without additives of animal meal, the restrictive use of antibiotics, the absolute prohibition of using growth promoting substances and many other conditions which a stock farmer or (“Bio-farmer” in Germany) must follow. This, however, does not mean that livestock are allowed to live their life as nature meant them to do. The consumer should free himself from his misconception that all cows pasture happily on green fields, that lucky pigs wallow all day in the mud and that chickens scratch merrily in their patches before gently being put to death and sent on to their destiny, which is, of course, to land in our frying pan!