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1 carcinogenic
carcinogenic канцерогенныйcarcinogenic properties канцерогенные свойстваcarcinogenic substances канцерогенные веществаEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > carcinogenic
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2 Krebs
m; -es, -e1. ZOOL. crustacean; GASTR. crayfish, Am. auch crawfish, crawdad umg.; (Taschenkrebs) crab; einen Krebs fangen Rudern: catch a crab2. MED. cancer; Krebs erregende oder erzeugende Chemikalien cancer-causing ( oder carcinogenic) chemicals* * *(Tierkreiszeichen) Cancer;der Krebs(Krankheit) cancer;(Tier) crawfish; crayfish* * *[kreːps]m -es, -erot wie ein Krébs — red as a lobster
der Krébs (Astron) — Cancer, the Crab
4) (MED) cancer; (BOT) cankerKrébs erzeugend or auslösend — carcinogenic
See:= krebserregend* * *der1) (a diseased growth in the body, often fatal: The cancer has spread to her stomach.) cancer3) (a type of edible shellfish.) crayfish* * *Krebs1<-es, -e>[kre:ps]m1. ZOOL crayfish, crawfishrot wie ein \Krebs red as a lobster[ein] \Krebs sein to be [a] CancerKrebs2<-es, -e>[kre:ps]m\Krebs erregend carcinogenic\Krebs erregend wirken to cause cancer, to be carcinogenic, to have carcinogenic properties\Krebs hemmend anticarcinogenic, carcinostatic spec\Krebs hemmend wirken to prevent [or protect against] cancer, to be anticarcinogenic, to have anticarcinogenic properties\Krebs haben, an \Krebs leiden to have [or suffer from] cancer2. HORT canker* * *der; Krebses, Krebse1) crustacean; (FlussKrebs) crayfish; (Krabbe) crab2) (Krankheit) cancer3) (Astrol.) Cancer; the Crab* * *einen Krebs fangen Rudern: catch a crab2. MED cancer;erzeugende Chemikalien cancer-causing ( oder carcinogenic) chemicals3. Sternzeichen: Cancer;(ein) Krebs sein be (a) Cancer, be a Cancerian;* * *der; Krebses, Krebse1) crustacean; (FlussKrebs) crayfish; (Krabbe) crab2) (Krankheit) cancer3) (Astrol.) Cancer; the Crab* * *-e (Krankheit) m.cancer n. -e (Sternzeichen) m.Cancer n. -e (Tier) m.crayfish n.crustacean n.
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