Übersetzung für "Fallobst" in Englisch

I only drink wine from windfallen grapes.

You're not exactly a sack of road apples yourself.

So, you're a rancher, or a mother hen to a bunch of bad apples?

You, Mr Rotten have no fucking army.

Something tells me, the bad apples.

Now he wants to shake the tree again – receiving public windfalls.

Does the fallen fruit in my garden interfere?

They feed on roots, fallen fruit, and other plants, as well as insects.

I lived on forest roots and fruits; I fed on fallen fruits.

The imago sucks on fallen fruits in late summer and can be observed until early November.

That windfall is simply payment for all the hours put in while not winning.

The organisation describes itself as "Nationale Initiative gegen die Überfremdung des deutschen Obstbestandes und gegen faul herumlungerndes Fallobst" - translated "National initiative against the overforeignization of German fruit crop and against lazy/rotten mooching fallen fruit" ("faul" means both "lazy" and "rotten").

Even insects, resin, tar, bird’s dirt and windfalls can easily – without additional cleanser – be removed just with water.

It means people who stand to benefit from a will are not receiving windfalls they are entitled to – which could include old friends, carers and charities – and the final wishes of the deceased are not being honoured.

Hedgehogs hunt the snails that eat the fallen fruit, and do not despise the fermented fruits.

In these countries consumption of canned and home-canned fruits and vegetables is high, as is consumption of smoked-food products and traditional liquors made from rotted culled fruit.

If I had a $600m windfall, I don’t think I would use my money that much differently, although I would probably allocate a lower amount to real estate (oh I would buy a few places in Canada/USA/Korea but not that much because it would get hard to manage), I would give away a couple million to my good friends and family, and I would probably shift more money to stocks and dividends so I can generate more passive income off of those. I would also probably travel a bit more and grow my (already admittedly large) computer/phone/guitar collection.

Or you could relax a bit at the ground level and dexterously catch the windfalls.

Do not dispose of compost in thick layers of sometimes dry material (for example leaves, wood chips or dry shrub cuttings) and sometimes wet material (for example cut grass, windfall fruit, plant waste from the kitchen), but in thin layers and alternating between dry and wet.

Garden clippings made up of bushes, trees, hedge trimmings or rough compost like hay or manure, leaves, fallen fruit or grass clippings can be safely crushed.

If you see a hedgehog in the garden near windfallen fruit, he will be attracted to it merely by the worms and insects crawling on it.

The same applies to leaves and windfall on the lawn: clear everything away carefully in order not to damage the lawn. Show Hide