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61 Donatorstörstellendichte
f < phys> ■ donor impurity densityGerman-english technical dictionary > Donatorstörstellendichte
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62 Donatorwanderung
f < phys> ■ donor migration -
63 Donatorzentrum
n < phys> ■ donor center -
64 Elektronendonator
m < phys> ■ electron donor -
65 Elektronenspender
m < phys> ■ electron donor -
66 Ersatzteilspender
m < rep> ("Organspender" für anderes Fahrzeug) ■ spares car; donor car GB ; junker US.coll.derog ; skillet US.coll.derog -
67 Ersatzteilträger
m < rep> ("Organspender" für anderes Fahrzeug) ■ spares car; donor car GB ; junker US.coll.derog ; skillet US.coll.derog -
68 Geberland
n < jur> ■ donor country -
69 Geberregierung
f < jur> ■ donor government -
70 mit Donatoren dotiert
<ic> ■ donor-doped -
71 Oberflächendonator
m <el> ■ surface donor -
72 Schlachtfahrzeug
n prakt.ugs < rep> ("Organspender" für anderes Fahrzeug) ■ spares car; donor car GB ; junker US.coll.derog ; skillet US.coll.derog -
73 Teileträger
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74 Spender
Spender
contributor, giver, donor, (Wohltäter) benefactor, almsgiver;
• wohltätiger Spender subscriber to charity;
• Spender aus der Großindustrie big-business contributors;
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75 Stifter
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76 Vollmachtgeber
Vollmachtgeber
mandator, donor [of a power of appointment], granter of power, proxy giver, constituent, principal;
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77 Wirtschaftshilfe gewährender Staat
Wirtschaftshilfe gewährender Staat
aid donorBusiness german-english dictionary > Wirtschaftshilfe gewährender Staat
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78 Schenker
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79 Spender
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80 Stifter
См. также в других словарях:
donor — do·nor / dō nər, ˌnȯr/ n: one that gives, donates, grants, or confers something; specif: settlor Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. d … Law dictionary
donor — DONÓR, donori, s.m. 1. (fiz.) Atom pentavalent care, introdus într un semiconductor, cedează electroni acceptorului. 2. (biol.) Individ care cedează celule, cromozomi etc. – Din fr. donneur, engl. donor. Trimis de LauraGellner, 19.06.2004. Sursa … Dicționar Român
donor — mid 15c., from Anglo Fr. donour, O.Fr. doneur (Mod.Fr. donneur), from L. donatorem (nom. donator) giver, donor, agent noun from pp. stem of donare give as a gift (see DONATION (Cf. donation)). Of blood, from 1910; of organs or tissues, from 1918 … Etymology dictionary
Donor — Do nor, n. [F. donneur, OF. daneor, fr. donner. See {Donee}, and cf. {Donator}.] 1. One who gives or bestows; one who confers anything gratuitously; a benefactor. Inverse of recipient. [1913 Webster] 2. (Law) One who grants an estate; in later… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
donor — donor. См. донор. (Источник: «Англо русский толковый словарь генетических терминов». Арефьев В.А., Лисовенко Л.А., Москва: Изд во ВНИРО, 1995 г.) … Молекулярная биология и генетика. Толковый словарь.
dônor — m med. onaj koji daruje organ; darivatelj organa … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
donor — [n] giver of gift almsgiver, altruist, angel*, backer, benefactor, benefactress, bestower, conferrer, contributor, donator, grantor, heavy hitter*, patron, philanthropist, presenter, Santa Claus*, savior, subscriber; concept 359 … New thesaurus
donor — ► NOUN 1) a person who donates. 2) a substance, molecule, etc. which provides electrons for a physical or chemical process. ORIGIN Old French doneur, from Latin donare give … English terms dictionary
donor — [dō′nər, dō′nôr΄] n. [ME & Anglo Fr donour < L donator] 1. a person who donates; giver 2. one from whom blood for transfusion, tissue for grafting, etc. is taken 3. an atom that contributes a pair of electrons to another atom to form a… … English World dictionary
Donor — A donor in general is a person who donates something voluntarily. Usually used to represent a form of pure altruism but sometimes used when the payment for a service is recognised by all parties as representing less than the value of the donation … Wikipedia
donor — noun 1 gives a part of their body ADJECTIVE ▪ blood, bone marrow, egg, kidney, organ, sperm, etc. ▪ potential, prospective … Collocations dictionary