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1 infantil
Adj. childish, infantile, puerile* * *infantile* * *in|fan|til [ɪnfan'tiːl]adjinfantile* * *in·fan·til[ɪnfanˈti:l]2. (fachspr) earlyeine \infantile Entwicklungsstufe an early stage in development* * *1.(Psych., Med., sonst abwertend) Adjektiv infantile2.adverbial in an infantile way* * *infantil adj childish, infantile, puerile* * *1.(Psych., Med., sonst abwertend) Adjektiv infantile2.adverbial in an infantile way -
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3 embryonal
* * *embryonic* * *emb|ry|o|nal [ɛmbryo'naːl]adj attr (BIOL fig)embryonic* * *1) (in an early stage of development.) embryonic* * *em·bry·o·nal[ɛmbryoˈna:l]2. (in Ansätzen) embryonic* * ** * *embryonal adj attr embryonic, embryo …;noch im embryonalen Zustand fig still in embryo* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. (auch fig.) embryonic -
4 Stadium
n; -s, Stadien stage, phase; in diesem Stadium in ( oder during) this phase, at ( oder during) this stage; alle Stadien durchlaufen go through all the stages; Krebs etc. im frühen / letzten Stadium cancer at an early stage / in its final ( oder terminal) stage; vorgerückt* * *das Stadiumstage; phase; stadium* * *Sta|di|um ['ʃtaːdiʊm]nt -s, Stadien[-diən] stageim vorgerückten/letzten Stádium (Med) — at an advanced/terminal stage
er hat Krebs im vorgerückten/letzten Stádium — he has advanced/terminal cancer
* * *(a period or step in the development of something: The plan is in its early stages; At this stage, we don't know how many survivors there are.) stage* * *Sta·di·um<-s, Stadien>[ˈʃta:di̯ʊm, pl ˈʃta:di̯ən]nt stageim letzten \Stadium MED at a [or the] terminal stage* * *das; Stadiums, Stadien stage* * *alle Stadien durchlaufen go through all the stages;Krebs etcim frühen/letzten Stadium cancer at an early stage/in its final ( oder terminal) stage; → vorgerückt* * *das; Stadiums, Stadien stage* * *-en n.stage n. -
5 stadium
n; -s, Stadien stage, phase; in diesem Stadium in ( oder during) this phase, at ( oder during) this stage; alle Stadien durchlaufen go through all the stages; Krebs etc. im frühen / letzten Stadium cancer at an early stage / in its final ( oder terminal) stage; vorgerückt* * *das Stadiumstage; phase; stadium* * *Sta|di|um ['ʃtaːdiʊm]nt -s, Stadien[-diən] stageim vorgerückten/letzten Stádium (Med) — at an advanced/terminal stage
er hat Krebs im vorgerückten/letzten Stádium — he has advanced/terminal cancer
* * *(a period or step in the development of something: The plan is in its early stages; At this stage, we don't know how many survivors there are.) stage* * *Sta·di·um<-s, Stadien>[ˈʃta:di̯ʊm, pl ˈʃta:di̯ən]nt stageim letzten \Stadium MED at a [or the] terminal stage* * *das; Stadiums, Stadien stage* * *…stadium n im subst:Spätstadium late stage;Vorbereitungsstadium preparatory stage ( oder phase)* * *das; Stadiums, Stadien stage* * *-en n.stage n. -
6 frühzeitig
I Adj.1. (früh) earlyII Adv.1. (früh) early, in good time2. (vorzeitig) prematurely* * *untimely (Adj.); forward (Adj.); precocious (Adj.)* * *früh|zei|tig1. adjearly; (= vorzeitig auch) premature; Tod auch premature, untimely2. advearly; (= vorzeitig) prematurely; (= früh genug) in good time, early; (= ziemlich am Anfang) early ones kann frǘhzeitig erkannt werden — it can be spotted in advance
* * *1) (belonging to the first stages of development: early musical instruments.) early2) prematurely3) (happening etc before the right or expected time: a premature birth; The baby was three weeks premature.) premature* * *früh·zei·tig[ˈfry:tsaitɪç]II. adv1. (früh genug) in good timemöglichst \frühzeitig as soon as possible2. (vorzeitig) prematurely* * *1. 2.* * *A. adj1. (früh) earlyB. adv1. (früh) early, in good time2. (vorzeitig) prematurely* * *1. 2.* * *adj.precocious adj. adv.in good time expr.precociously adv. -
7 Puppe
f; -, -n1. doll; (Marionette, auch fig.) puppet, marionette; (Kleiderpuppe) dummy, mannequin; bis in die Puppen schlafen umg., fig. sleep till all hours; bis in die Puppen feiern umg. celebrate into the small (Am. wee) hours; alle Puppen tanzen lassen umg. live it up, have a fling2. umg. (Mädchen) bird, Am. doll; eine süße Puppe umg., fig. a sweetie; sie ist eine Puppe fig. she’s a classy lady* * *die Puppe(Marionette) puppet;(Spielzeug) doll;(Zoologie) pupa* * *Pụp|pe ['pʊpə]f -, -n1) (= Kinderspielzeug) doll, dolly (inf); (= Marionette) puppet, marionette; (= Schaufensterpuppe, MIL = Übungspuppe) dummy; (inf = Mädchen) doll (inf), bird (esp Brit inf); (als Anrede) baby (inf), doll (esp US inf)die Puppen tanzen lassen (inf) — to paint the town red (inf), to live it up (inf)
bis in die Puppen schlafen (inf) — to sleep to all hours
* * *die1) (the form taken by some insects (eg butterflies) at an early stage in their development.) chrysalis2) (a toy in the shape of a small human being: a china doll.) doll3) (a model of a human used for displaying clothes etc: a dressmaker's dummy.) dummy4) (the form that an insect takes when it is changing from a larva (eg a caterpillar) to its perfect form (eg a butterfly); a chrysalis.) pupa* * *Pup·pe<-, -n>[ˈpʊpə]f2. (sl: Mädchen, Freundin) chick, dolleine tolle \Puppe a great chickheute gehe ich mit meiner \Puppe ins Kino today I'm going to the cinema with my girl4.bis in die \Puppen schlafen to sleep till all hours▶ die \Puppen tanzen lassen (fig fam: hart durchgreifen) to raise [all] hell fam; (hemmungslos feiern) to have a hell of a party fam, to paint the town red* * *die; Puppe, Puppen1) doll[y]2) (Marionette) puppet; marionette; (fig.) puppetdie Puppen tanzen lassen — (fig. ugs.) pull the strings; (es hoch hergehen lassen) paint the town red (fig. coll.)
4) (Zool.) pupa5)bis in die Puppen — (ugs.) till all hours
* * *bis in die Puppen schlafen umg, fig sleep till all hours;alle Puppen tanzen lassen umg live it up, have a fling2. umg (Mädchen) bird, US doll;eine süße Puppe umg, fig a sweetie;sie ist eine Puppe fig she’s a classy lady* * *die; Puppe, Puppen1) doll[y]2) (Marionette) puppet; marionette; (fig.) puppetdie Puppen tanzen lassen — (fig. ugs.) pull the strings; (es hoch hergehen lassen) paint the town red (fig. coll.)
4) (Zool.) pupa5)bis in die Puppen — (ugs.) till all hours
* * *-n f.doll n.dolly n.pupa n. -
8 puppe
f; -, -n1. doll; (Marionette, auch fig.) puppet, marionette; (Kleiderpuppe) dummy, mannequin; bis in die Puppen schlafen umg., fig. sleep till all hours; bis in die Puppen feiern umg. celebrate into the small (Am. wee) hours; alle Puppen tanzen lassen umg. live it up, have a fling2. umg. (Mädchen) bird, Am. doll; eine süße Puppe umg., fig. a sweetie; sie ist eine Puppe fig. she’s a classy lady* * *die Puppe(Marionette) puppet;(Spielzeug) doll;(Zoologie) pupa* * *Pụp|pe ['pʊpə]f -, -n1) (= Kinderspielzeug) doll, dolly (inf); (= Marionette) puppet, marionette; (= Schaufensterpuppe, MIL = Übungspuppe) dummy; (inf = Mädchen) doll (inf), bird (esp Brit inf); (als Anrede) baby (inf), doll (esp US inf)die Puppen tanzen lassen (inf) — to paint the town red (inf), to live it up (inf)
bis in die Puppen schlafen (inf) — to sleep to all hours
* * *die1) (the form taken by some insects (eg butterflies) at an early stage in their development.) chrysalis2) (a toy in the shape of a small human being: a china doll.) doll3) (a model of a human used for displaying clothes etc: a dressmaker's dummy.) dummy4) (the form that an insect takes when it is changing from a larva (eg a caterpillar) to its perfect form (eg a butterfly); a chrysalis.) pupa* * *Pup·pe<-, -n>[ˈpʊpə]f2. (sl: Mädchen, Freundin) chick, dolleine tolle \Puppe a great chickheute gehe ich mit meiner \Puppe ins Kino today I'm going to the cinema with my girl4.bis in die \Puppen schlafen to sleep till all hours▶ die \Puppen tanzen lassen (fig fam: hart durchgreifen) to raise [all] hell fam; (hemmungslos feiern) to have a hell of a party fam, to paint the town red* * *die; Puppe, Puppen1) doll[y]2) (Marionette) puppet; marionette; (fig.) puppetdie Puppen tanzen lassen — (fig. ugs.) pull the strings; (es hoch hergehen lassen) paint the town red (fig. coll.)
4) (Zool.) pupa5)bis in die Puppen — (ugs.) till all hours
* * *…puppe f im subst1. (Spielzeug):Porzellanpuppe china doll;Strohpuppe straw doll2. THEAT etc:Fingerpuppe finger puppet;Kasper(le)puppe etwa Punch puppet;Stabpuppe stick puppet* * *die; Puppe, Puppen1) doll[y]2) (Marionette) puppet; marionette; (fig.) puppetdie Puppen tanzen lassen — (fig. ugs.) pull the strings; (es hoch hergehen lassen) paint the town red (fig. coll.)
4) (Zool.) pupa5)bis in die Puppen — (ugs.) till all hours
* * *-n f.doll n.dolly n.pupa n.
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