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1 Kausativ
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2 verursachend
I Part. Präs. verursachenII Adj. Faktoren etc.: causative* * *causative* * *B. adj Faktoren etc: causative -
3 Erreger
m; -s, -2. (Ursache) cause3. ETECH. exciter* * *der Erregerexciter* * *Er|re|ger [ɛɐ'reːgɐ]m -s, - (MED)cause, causative agent (spec); (= Bazillus etc) pathogene (spec)* * *Er·re·ger<-s, ->m (Krankheitserreger) pathogen, causative organism* * *der; Erregers, Erreger (Med.) pathogen* * *2. (Ursache) cause3. ELEK exciter* * *der; Erregers, Erreger (Med.) pathogen* * *- m.cause n.exciter n.pathogen n. -
4 faktitiv
Adj.1. geh. causative2. LING. factitive* * *Fak|ti|tiv ['faktitiːf]1. nt -s, -e[-və] Fak|ti|tí|vum [fakti'tiːvʊm]2. nt -s, Faktitiva[-va] (GRAM) factitive verb* * *faktitiv adj1. geh causative2. LING factitive -
5 Kontagium
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6 ursächlich
I Adj. causal; sie stehen in ursächlichem Zusammenhang they are causally connected; für etw. ursächlich sein be the cause of s.th.II Adv. causally* * *causal; causative* * *ur|säch|lich ['uːɐzɛçlɪç]adj (ESP PHILOS)causalúrsächlich für etw sein — to be the cause of sth
in úrsächlichem Zusammenhang stehen — to be causally related
* * *ur·säch·lich[ˈu:ɐ̯zɛçlɪç]adj causal* * *Adjektiv causal* * *A. adj causal;sie stehen in ursächlichem Zusammenhang they are causally connected;für etwas ursächlich sein be the cause of sthB. adv causally* * *Adjektiv causal* * *adj.causal adj.causative adj. adv.causally adv. -
7 Erreger
m <el> ■ exciterm < med> (Krankheitsverursacher) ■ causative agent; causative organism; pathogen; exitant of disease -
8 Krankheitserreger
m < med> (Krankheitsverursacher) ■ causative agent; causative organism; pathogen; exitant of disease -
9 kausal
Adj. causal* * *causal; causative* * *kau|sal [kau'zaːl]1. adjcausalkausále Therapie (Med) — causal therapy
kausál für etw sein — to be the cause of sth
2. advcausally* * *kau·sal[kauˈza:l]I. adjein \kausaler Zusammenhang a causal connection* * *Adjektiv (geh., Sprachw.) causal* * *kausal adj causal* * *Adjektiv (geh., Sprachw.) causal* * *adv.causally adv. -
10 Kausativbildung
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11 Verursacherprinzip
n < ents> ■ polluter-pays principle; causative principlen <jur.emiss> ■ polluter-pays principle; pay-as-you-pollute principle -
12 ursächlich
ursächlich adj causative -
13 Erreger
Er·re·ger <-s, -> m(Krankheits\Erreger) pathogen, causative organism -
14 Verursacher
Ver·ur·sa·cher(in) <-s, -> m(f)causal agent, causative agent -
15 ursächlich
1. causal2. causally3. causative
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