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abundance 1. ECON Überfluss m; 2. GEN Ergiebigkeit f, Fülle f, Menge f, Überfluss m • be in abundance GEN im Überfluss vorhanden sein -
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noun[an] abundance of something — eine Fülle von etwas
an abundance of love/energy — ein Übermaß an Liebe/Energie (Dat.)
in abundance — in Hülle und Fülle
* * *- academic.ru/249/abundant">abundant- abundantly* * *abun·dance[əˈbʌndən(t)s]n no plto have an \abundance of sth reich an etw dat seinCanada has an \abundance of wildlife Kanada hat eine sehr reiche Tierwelthe had an \abundance of good ideas er hatte jede Menge guter Ideenin \abundance in Hülle und Fülle* * *[ə'bʌndəns]n(großer) Reichtum (of an +dat); (of hair, vegetation, details, illustrations, information, ideas, colours also, proof) Fülle f (of von, +gen)in abundance — in Hülle und Fülle
to have an abundance of sth — etw im Überfluss haben
a country with an abundance of oil/raw materials — ein Land mit reichen Ölvorkommen/großem Reichtum an Rohstoffen
such an abundance of open space — so unermesslich viel freies Land
* * *abundance [əˈbʌndəns] sin abundance in Hülle und Fülle;have an abundance of sth etwas im Überfluss haben2. Wohlstand m, Reichtum m4. BIOL Abundanz f (Häufigkeit einer tierischen oder pflanzlichen Art auf einer bestimmten Fläche oder in einer Raumeinheit)* * *noun[an] abundance of something — eine Fülle von etwas
an abundance of love/energy — ein Übermaß an Liebe/Energie (Dat.)
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abun·dance [əʼbʌndən(t)s] nto have an \abundance of sth reich an etw akk sein;Canada has an \abundance of wildlife Kanada hat eine sehr reiche Tierwelt;he had an \abundance of good ideas er hatte jede Menge guter Ideen;in \abundance in Hülle und Fülle -
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<tech.gen> (positive connotated; free availability of sth) ■ Reichtum m<tech.gen> (stress on: excess of sth) ■ Überfluss m -
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[ə'bʌndəns] UK / USnReichtum m (of an + dat) -
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[ə'bʌndəns] UK / USnReichtum m (of an + dat) -
10 abundance curve
abundance curve Häufigkeitskurve fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > abundance curve
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11 abundance determination
abundance determination Häufigkeitsbestimmung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > abundance determination
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12 abundance ratio
abundance ratio Häufigkeitsverhältnis n (von Isotopen)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > abundance ratio
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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > be in abundance
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17 economy of abundance
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > economy of abundance
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18 isotope abundance
isotope abundance Isotopenhäufigkeit fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > isotope abundance
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20 relative abundance
< phys> ■ relative Häufigkeit f
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abundance — [ə bun′dəns] n. [ME aboundaunce < OFr abondaunce < L abundantia < prp. of abundare: see ABOUND] 1. a great supply; more than sufficient quantity 2. great plenty; wealth … English World dictionary
abundance — n. 1) an abundance of (there was an abundance of water power) 2) in abundance (we had food in abundance) 3) of abundance (a life of abundance) * * * [ə bʌndəns] of abundance (a life of abundance) an abundance of (there was an abundance of water… … Combinatory dictionary
abundance — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great, rich, sheer ▪ We were amazed by the sheer abundance of food. ▪ relative ▪ high, low … Collocations dictionary
abundance — a|bun|dance [əˈbʌndəns] n [singular, U] a large quantity of something abundance of ▪ an abundance of wavy red hair in abundance ▪ One quality the team possessed in abundance was fighting spirit … Dictionary of contemporary English
abundance — a|bun|dance [ ə bʌndəns ] noun uncount FORMAL a very large quantity of something: abundance of: The lake attracts an abundance of wildlife. in abundance: The evidence is there in abundance. ─ opposite SCARCITY … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English