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41 Tumor
m; -s, -en und umg. -e; MED. tumo(u)r* * *der Tumortumour; tumor* * *Tu|mor ['tuːmoːɐ, tu'moːɐ]m -s, Tumoren[tu'moːrən] tumour (Brit), tumor (US)* * *(an abnormal (dangerous) mass of tissue growing on or in the body: a brain tumour; The surgeon removed a tumour from her bladder.) tumour* * *Tu·mor<-s, -en>[ˈtu:mo:ɐ̯, tuˈmo:ɐ̯, pl tuˈmo:rən]m tumour [or AM -or]* * *der; Tumors, Tumoren, ugs. auchTumore — (Med.) tumour
* * ** * *der; Tumors, Tumoren, ugs. auchTumore — (Med.) tumour
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42 Urin
m; -s, selten: -e urine; ich spür’s im Urin umg., fig. I can feel it in my bones, I have this gut feeling* * *der Urinpee; urine* * *[u'riːn]m -s, -eurineetw im Urín haben (dated inf) — to have a gut feeling about sth (inf)
* * *(the waste fluid passed out of the body of animals from the bladder.) urine* * *<-s, -e>[uˈri:n]m (Harn) urine* * *der; Urins urine* * *ich spür’s im Urin umg, fig I can feel it in my bones, I have this gut feeling* * *der; Urins urine* * *nur sing. m.urine n. -
43 urinieren
v/i urinate* * *das Urinierenurination* * *uri|nie|ren [uri'niːrən] ptp uriniertvito urinate* * *(to pass urine from the bladder.) urinate* * *uri·nie·ren *[uriˈni:rən]vi (geh) to urinate* * *intransitives Verb urinate* * *urinieren v/i urinate* * *intransitives Verb urinate* * *n.micturation n.urination n. -
44 verkühlen
v/refl catch (a) cold* * *ver|küh|len ptp verkühlt (inf)1. vrto catch a cold, to get a chill2. vtdie Nieren verkǘhlen — to get a chill on the kidneys (Brit), to get a kidney infection (resulting from a chill)
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45 Blasentang
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46 Balg
m <tech.allg> (Membran\Balg, Well\Balg, Falten\Balg etc.; z.B. an Kameras, Gelenkmanschetten) ■ bellows sg =plm < chem> ■ bladder; diaphragm -
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48 Speicherblase
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50 Blasenspeicher
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51 Druckblasenspeicher
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Druckblasenspeicher
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52 bilden
bil·den [ʼbɪldn̩]vt1) ( hervorbringen)ein Insektenstich kann eine Schwellung \bilden an insect bite can cause a swelling;Galle wird in der Gallenblase gebildet bile is formed in the gall bladderetw \bilden to form sthetw \bilden to form sth;einen Ausschuss/ein Komitee \bilden to set up a committeeetw \bilden to set up sth;ein Vermögen \bilden to build up a fortune5) ( darstellen)etw \bilden to make up sth;6) ( mit Bildung versehen)jdn \bilden to educate sb;die vielen Reisen haben ihn spürbar gebildet his many travels have noticeably broadened his mindetw [aus etw] \bilden to make sth [from sth];die Krüge hatte er aus Ton gebildet he had made the jugs out of clayvr1) ( entstehen)2) ( sich Bildung verschaffen)sich [aus etw] \bilden to educate oneself [from sth]3) ( sich formen)eine Meinung \bilden to form an opinionvi to broaden the mind; s. a. Kunst, Künstler -
53 Blasenentzündung
Bla·sen·ent·zün·dung finflammation of the bladder, cystitis no pl, no indef art specDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Blasenentzündung
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54 Blasenstein
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55 Blasentang
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56 Blasentee
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57 Es
espers, unbestimmtwo ist mein Buch? - \Es liegt auf dem Tisch where's my book? - it's [lying] on the table;\Es ist jd/ etw it's sb/sth;ich höre jemanden klopfen, \Es sind die Kinder I hear somebody knocking, it's the childrenalle fanden das Urteil ungerecht, aber niemand sagte \Es everyone found the verdict unjust, but nobody said so;kommt er auch? - ich hoffe \Es is he coming too? - I hope sojdm gefällt \Es, etw zu tun sb likes doing sth;\Es gefällt mir I like it;\Es friert mich I am cold;\Es freut mich, dass... I am glad [or pleased] that...;\Es interessiert mich, warum du das getan hast I'm interested to know why you did that;\Es scheint ihr egal zu sein she doesn't seem to care;\Es ist zu dumm, aber... it's too bad, but...;\Es ist schade, dass... it's a pity [or shame] that...er hat \Es gut he's got it made;wir haben \Es schon längst kommen sehen we saw it coming for a long time;sie hat \Es an der Blase she has bladder trouble\Es klopft there's a knock [or there's somebody knocking]; [or somebody's knocking] at the door;hat \Es geklingelt? did somebody ring?;\Es regnet it's raining;\Es wurde getanzt there was dancing;\Es wird immer noch nicht genug getan there's still not enough being done\Es geschah ein Unglück there was an accident;\Es geschieht manchmal ein Wunder a miracle happens sometimes;\Es kamen alle everybody came;\Es waren Tausende there were thousands2. Es <-, -> [ʼɛs] ntmus E flat -
58 es
espers, unbestimmtwo ist mein Buch? - \es liegt auf dem Tisch where's my book? - it's [lying] on the table;\es ist jd/ etw it's sb/sth;ich höre jemanden klopfen, \es sind die Kinder I hear somebody knocking, it's the childrenalle fanden das Urteil ungerecht, aber niemand sagte \es everyone found the verdict unjust, but nobody said so;kommt er auch? - ich hoffe \es is he coming too? - I hope sojdm gefällt \es, etw zu tun sb likes doing sth;\es gefällt mir I like it;\es friert mich I am cold;\es freut mich, dass... I am glad [or pleased] that...;\es interessiert mich, warum du das getan hast I'm interested to know why you did that;\es scheint ihr egal zu sein she doesn't seem to care;\es ist zu dumm, aber... it's too bad, but...;\es ist schade, dass... it's a pity [or shame] that...er hat \es gut he's got it made;wir haben \es schon längst kommen sehen we saw it coming for a long time;sie hat \es an der Blase she has bladder trouble\es klopft there's a knock [or there's somebody knocking]; [or somebody's knocking] at the door;hat \es geklingelt? did somebody ring?;\es regnet it's raining;\es wurde getanzt there was dancing;\es wird immer noch nicht genug getan there's still not enough being done\es geschah ein Unglück there was an accident;\es geschieht manchmal ein Wunder a miracle happens sometimes;\es kamen alle everybody came;\es waren Tausende there were thousands2. Es <-, -> [ʼɛs] ntmus E flat -
59 Finne
Fin·ne1. Fin·ne <-, -n> [ʼfɪnə] f3) ( Flosse) fin2. Fin·ne, Fin·nin <-n, -n> [ʼfɪnə, ʼfɪnɪn] m, fFinn, Finnish man/woman/boy/girl;\Finne sein to be Finnish -
60 Fischblase
Fisch·bla·se fair [or swim] bladder
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Bladder — Blad der (bl[a^]d d[ e]r), n. [OE. bladder, bleddre, AS. bl[=ae]dre, bl[=ae]ddre; akin to Icel. bla[eth]ra, SW. bl[ a]ddra, Dan. bl[ae]re, D. blaar, OHG. bl[=a]tara the bladder in the body of animals, G. blatter blister, bustule; all fr. the same … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Bladder — Blad der, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Bladdered}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Bladdering}.] 1. To swell out like a bladder with air; to inflate. [Obs.] G. Fletcher. [1913 Webster] 2. To put up in bladders; as, bladdered lard. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bladder — (n.) O.E. blædre (W.Saxon), bledre (Anglian) (urinary) bladder, also blister, pimple, from P.Gmc. *blaedron (Cf. O.N. blaðra, O.S. bladara, O.H.G. blattara, Ger. Blatter, Du. blaar), from PIE *bhle to blow (see BLAST (Cf … Etymology dictionary
bladder — [blad′ər] n. [ME bladre < OE blæddre < IE * bhlē : see BLAST] 1. a bag consisting of or lined with membranous tissue in the body of many animals, capable of inflation to receive and contain liquids or gases; esp. the URINARY BLADDER in the… … English World dictionary
Bladder — (engl.), Bladdernase, die Mützenrobbe (s. Seehunde) … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
bladder — ► NOUN 1) a sac in the abdomen which receives urine from the kidneys and stores it for excretion. 2) an inflated or hollow flexible bag or chamber. ORIGIN Old English … English terms dictionary
Bladder — The organ that stores urine. The bladder is a hollow organ in the lower abdomen. The kidneys filter waste from the blood and produce urine, which enters the bladder through two tubes called ureters. Urine leaves the bladder through another tube,… … Medical dictionary
bladder — n. 1) (urinary bladder) a sac shaped organ that has a wall of smooth muscle and stores the urine produced by the kidneys. Urine passes into the bladder through the ureters; the release of urine from the bladder is controlled by a sphincter at its … The new mediacal dictionary
bladder — bladderless, adj. bladderlike, adj. /blad euhr/, n. 1. Anat., Zool. a. a membranous sac or organ serving as a receptacle for a fluid or air. b. See urinary bladder. 2. Pathol. a vesicle, blister, cyst, etc., filled with fluid or air. 3. Bot. an… … Universalium
bladder — n. 1) to empty one s bladder 2) a full bladder * * * [ blædə] a full bladder to empty one s bladder … Combinatory dictionary
bladder — UK [ˈblædə(r)] / US [ˈblædər] noun [countable] Word forms bladder : singular bladder plural bladders 1) a part inside your body that is like a bag where urine collects before being passed from the body 2) a soft bag that holds air or water, for… … English dictionary
