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101 address arithmetic organ
address arithmetic organ Adressenrechenwerk nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > address arithmetic organ
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102 front view of the organ
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > front view of the organ
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103 artificial organ
künstliches Organ n, Organersatz m -
104 expose an organ
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105 Giraldes' organ
( Anat) Giraldessches Organ n, Paradidymis m, Beihoden m -
106 incretory organ
Inkretionsorgan n, endokrines (hormonales) Organ n -
107 Jacobson's organ
Jacobsonsches Organ n, Organon n vomeronasale Jacobsoni -
108 olfactory organ
Organum n olfactus, Riechorgan n, Geruchs[sinn]organ n -
109 parenchymatous organ
Parenchymorgan n, parenchymatöses Organ nFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > parenchymatous organ
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110 resect an organ
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111 spiral organ of Corti
Organum n spirale, Cortisches Organ n, Hörorgan nFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > spiral organ of Corti
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112 static organ
statisches Organ n, Vestibularapparat m, Gleichgewichtsorgan n -
113 statoacoustic organ
statoakustisches Organ n, Organum n vestibulocochleare, Gehör- und Gleichgewichtsorgan n, Innenohr nFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > statoacoustic organ
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114 vestibular organ
vestibuläres Organ n, Gleichgewichtsorgan n -
115 vestibulocochlear organ
Organum n vestibulocochleare, statoakustisches Organ n, Hör- und Gleichgewichtsorgan nFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > vestibulocochlear organ
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116 visceral organ
Viszeralorgan n, viszerales Organ n -
117 vital organ
lebenswichtiges Organ n -
118 critical organ
(toxicology) kritisches OrganEnglish-German dictionary of labour protection > critical organ
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119 cinsel organ
Geschlechtsorgan nt -
120 grip organ
< prod> ■ Greiforgan n
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