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1 Chloroform
n; -s, kein Pl.; CHEM., MED. chloroform* * *das Chloroformchloroform* * *Chlo|ro|fọrm [-'fɔrm]nt -s, no plchloroform* * *(a liquid, the vapour of which, when breathed in, causes unconsciousness.) chloroform* * *Chlo·ro·form<-s>[kloroˈfɔrm]nt kein pl chloroform no pl* * *das; Chloroforms chloroform* * ** * *das; Chloroforms chloroform -
2 Betäubungsmittel
n an(a)esthetic* * *das Betäubungsmitteltranquilizer; anesthetic; narcotic; anaesthetic; drug; tranquillizer* * *Be|täu|bungs|mit|telntanaesthetic; (= Droge) narcotic* * *(a substance, used in surgery etc, that causes lack of feeling in a part of the body or unconsciousness.) anaesthetic* * *Be·täu·bungs·mit·telnt PHARM drug, narcotic [agent]* * *das narcotic; (Med.) anaesthetic* * *Betäubungsmittel n an(a)esthetic* * *das narcotic; (Med.) anaesthetic* * *n.narcotic n.narcotics n.
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