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1 Komplikation
f; -, -en complication* * *die Komplikationcomplication* * *Kom|pli|ka|ti|on [kɔmplika'tsioːn]f -, -encomplication* * *(a development (in an illness etc) which makes things worse.) complication* * *Kom·pli·ka·ti·on<-, -en>[kɔmplikaˈtsi̯o:n]f complicationohne \Komplikationen without any complications, smoothly* * *die; Komplikation, Komplikationen complication* * ** * *die; Komplikation, Komplikationen complication* * *f.complication n. -
2 Erschwerung
* * *Er|schwe|rungf -, -enimpediment (+gen to), obstruction (+gen to)das bedeutet eine Erschwérung meiner Arbeit — that will make my job more difficult
* * *(something making a situation etc more difficult: Taking the dog with us on holiday will be an added complication.) complication* * *Er·schwe·rung<-, -en>f* * *die; Erschwerung, Erschwerungen impediment ( für to)das ist eine Erschwerung seiner Arbeit — that makes his job more difficult
* * *Erschwerung f complication;eine Erschwerung (+gen)* * *die; Erschwerung, Erschwerungen impediment ( für to) -
3 Verwicklung
f entanglement, involvement; (Kompliziertheit) auch complexity; konkret: complication; (Durcheinander) confusion, tangle, imbroglio; diplomatische etc. Verwicklungen diplomatic etc. embroilment* * *die Verwicklunginvolvement; embroilment; entanglement; imbroglio* * *die1) entanglement2) involvement* * *Ver·wi·cke·lung, Ver·wick·lung<-, -en>f1. (Verstrickung) entanglement* * *die; Verwicklung, Verwicklungen complication* * *Verwicklung f entanglement, involvement; (Kompliziertheit) auch complexity; konkret: complication; (Durcheinander) confusion, tangle, imbroglio;diplomatische etcVerwicklungen diplomatic etc embroilment* * *die; Verwicklung, Verwicklungen complication* * *f.embroilment n.entanglement n.imbroglio n.implication n.involvement n. -
4 Komplikation
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5 Spätkomplikation
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6 vitreous haemorrhage
■ Vision-distorting accumulation of blood within the transparent, colourless mass of gel that lies behind the lens and in front of the retina, and which is most commonly caused by a complication of diabetes, though it can also result from retinal disorders and trauma.Syn. vitreous hemorrhage■ Eindringen von Blut aus den Blutgefäßen des Auges in den zwischen Linse, Ziliarkörper und Netzhaut gelegenen Teil des Auges. -
7 vitreous hemorrhage
■ Vision-distorting accumulation of blood within the transparent, colourless mass of gel that lies behind the lens and in front of the retina, and which is most commonly caused by a complication of diabetes, though it can also result from retinal disorders and trauma.Syn. vitreous hemorrhage■ Eindringen von Blut aus den Blutgefäßen des Auges in den zwischen Linse, Ziliarkörper und Netzhaut gelegenen Teil des Auges. -
8 Kompliziertheit
* * *die Kompliziertheitintricacy; complexity; complication* * *Kom|pli|ziert|heitf -, no plcomplexity* * *Kom·pli·ziert·heit<->f kein pl complexity, complicated nature* * ** * *f.intricacy n. -
9 Verwickelung
Ver|wị|cke|lung [fɛɐ'vɪkəlʊŋ]1. f -, -en, Ver|wick|lung[fɛɐ'vɪklʊŋ]2. f -, -eninvolvement ( in +acc in); (in Skandal auch) embroilment; (= Komplikation) complication; (= Verwirrung) confusion; (THEAT, LITER) intrigue, intricacy (of plot)* * *Ver·wi·cke·lung, Ver·wick·lung<-, -en>f1. (Verstrickung) entanglement -
10 Narkosezwischenfall
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11 Komplikation
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12 Komplikation
Kom·pli·ka·ti·on <-, -en> [kɔmplikaʼtsi̭o:n] fcomplication;ohne \Komplikationen without any complications, smoothly -
13 Eklampsie
f1. eclampsia2. pregnancy complication -
14 Komplikation
fcomplication -
15 Spätkomplikation
flong-term complication
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