Translation of "Wildgans" in English

Well, this trip here was a wild goose or maybe a wild flamingo chase.

From the early 14th century the seal contained a deer's skull or a wild goose.

The Wild Goose (or Grey Goose) belongs to the family of anatids.

The Old Wild Goose Tries to Keep Winter from Coming (Grades 2-4)

Among his students were the writer Stephan Hock, the politician Karl Renner, the composer Viktor Ullmann, the poet Anton Wildgans and Otto Felix Kanitz.

The Anton Wildgans Prize of Austrian Industry is a literary award that was endowed in 1962 by the Federation of Austrian Industry.

Employees of "Die Zeit" were people like Bertha von Suttner, Theodor Herzl, Thomas G. Masaryk, Felix Salten and Anton Wildgans.

One good print resulted, which the photographer entitled "Boston, as the Eagle and the Wild Goose See It."

MERCUTlO Nay, if thy wits run the wild-goose chase, I have done; for thou hast more of the wild-goose in one of thy wits than, I am sure, I have in my whole five: was I with you there for the goose?

Since he was very bad to all the animals around him, now nobody is willing to help him, nobody but a simple-minded gander that is falling in love with a goose and wants to follow her and the others towards North.

Thus, Arthur Schnitzler read from the book GrÃ1?4ner Kakadu in 1902. After World War I, people flocked to the lecture halls when authors such as Alfons Petzold, Franz Karl Ginzkey, Felix Salten, Anton Wildgans, Egon Friedell, Robert Musil, Thomas Mann, Franz Theodor Csokor, Elias Canetti, Heimito von Doderer, Karl Brunngraber, Theodor Kramer or Stefan Zweig gave readings of their works.

A rooster crows at dawn and a wild goose flies to the north every spring and to the south every autumn.

Director Max Reinhardt stayed here, as did author Arthur Schnitzler, who drafted his famous "Liebelei" at the sanatorium, and other eminent guests included Anton Wildgans, Raoul Auernheimer, Jakob Wassermann, Otto Brahm, Gerhard Hauptmann, Ernst Lothar and Alma Mahler's third husband, the writer Franz Werfel, who declared himself "saddened" by the sight of dead game.

As early as 1902, Arthur Schnitzler read from the “Green Cockatoo“, and after World War I Franz Karl Ginzkey, Felix Salten, Egon Friedell or Stefan Zweig. In 1929, Martin Andersen-Nexö read to 500 participants in Urania. Beside Alfons Petzold, the young Anton Wildgans was discovered in the Ottakring Volksheim and Elias Canetti was presented to the public for the first time, in fact, by Hermann Broch.

His mansion in Hinterbrühl became a meeting point for Jewish families and non-Jewish opponents of National Socialism, for example the pianists Erna Gál and Isa Strasser, as well as Ernst Wildgans, the Przibrams and Dr. Ella and Kurt Lingens.

In the best tradition of the stereotypical southern Sheriff toying with powerless citizens, a mustached officer named Pielow led me on a bureaucratic wild-goose chase.

This has been impressively documented in his literary work "Weltsprache Musik" ("Music - A universal language"). A close friendship with the poet Anton Wildgans (1881-1932) and also his own studies in philosophy, art history, German language/culture and archaeology at Graz University finally rounded off Joseph Marx's education as a highly sophisticated man .

When a wild goose or a mallard duck loses its mate, it would never seek a new mate.

A cross between a Viennese coffee house and a Parisian bistro, where once the poets Stephan Zweig and Anton Wildgans would meet. With our own organic, fair trade roasted coffee, breakfast and fine dishes served till midnight.

On May 24, 2000, three of the "Four songs after Anton Wildgans" ("Du bist der Garten", "Durch Einsamkeiten", "Pan trauert um Syrinx") were performed in the Schubert-Saal in Vienna.

Kaiken, the Mapuche Indians call the Patagonian wild goose, which crosses the Andes from Chile to Argentina.

The name "Stadtkind" is a reference to a poem by Anton Wildgans, who spent a lot of time in a coffeehouse that used to occupy this site.