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81 family brick
< food> (ice cream) ■ Familienpackung in Ziegelform f ; Eisziegel m ; Faltschachtel in Quaderform f ; Speiseeis in Rechteckpackung n -
82 family car
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83 family grouping
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84 family mold
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85 family of characteristics
<tech.gen> (e.g. of a centrifugal pump, engine) ■ Kennlinienfeld n ; Kennlinienschar f ; Kennfeld nEnglish-german technical dictionary > family of characteristics
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86 family of circles
< math> ■ Kreisbüschel n -
87 family of curves
< math> ■ Kurvenschar f -
88 family of hydrocarbons
< chem> ■ Kohlenwasserstoffreihe fEnglish-german technical dictionary > family of hydrocarbons
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89 family of lattice planes
English-german technical dictionary > family of lattice planes
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90 family of parts
<mech.eng> ■ Teilegruppe f -
91 family of plane surfaces
< math> ■ Ebenenschar fEnglish-german technical dictionary > family of plane surfaces
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92 family of surfaces
< math> ■ Flächenschar f -
93 family pack
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94 family resemblance
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95 family-owned company
< econ> ■ Unternehmen in Familienbesitz n -
96 family Bible
fami·ly ˈBi·ble -
97 family company
fami·ly ˈcom·pa·nyn Familienunternehmen nt -
98 family credit
fami·ly ˈcred·itn no pl BRIT ≈ Kindergeld nt, ≈ Kinderbeihilfe f ÖSTERR (britische Einrichtung zur Unterstützung von finanzschwachen Familien) -
99 family doctor
nounHausarzt, der* * *fami·ly ˈdoc·torn Hausarzt, -ärztin m, f* * *nounHausarzt, der* * *n.Hausarzt -¨e m. -
100 family law
fami·ly ˈlawn Familienrecht nt* * *n.Familienrecht n.
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