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81 Frauenleiden
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82 Sünde
f; -, -n sin; eine Sünde begehen commit a sin, sin; seine Sünden beichten confess one’s sins; jemandem seine Sünden vergeben forgive s.o. his ( oder her) sins; für seine Sünden büßen atone for one’s sins; eine Sünde gegen den guten Geschmack an offence against good taste; die Sünden der Städteplaner the misdeeds of the town planners; das ist doch keine Sünde it’s not a crime* * *die Sündetrespass; sin* * *Sụ̈n|de ['zʏndə]f -, -nsineine Sünde begehen — to sin, to commit a sin
* * *(wickedness, or a wicked act, especially one that breaks a religious law: It is a sin to envy the possessions of other people; Lying and cheating are both sins.) sin* * *Sün·de<-, -n>[ˈzʏndə]f1. REL sineine \Sünde begehen to commit a sin, to sin2. (Missgriff) error of judgement, mistakees ist eine \Sünde und Schande (fam) it's a crying shame* * *die; Sünde, Sünden sin; (fig.) misdeed; transgressioneine Sünde wert sein — (scherzh.) be worth a little transgression; < food> be naughty but nice
* * *eine Sünde begehen commit a sin, sin;seine Sünden beichten confess one’s sins;jemandem seine Sünden vergeben forgive sb his ( oder her) sins;für seine Sünden büßen atone for one’s sins;eine Sünde gegen den guten Geschmack an offence against good taste;die Sünden der Städteplaner the misdeeds of the town planners;das ist doch keine Sünde it’s not a crime* * *die; Sünde, Sünden sin; (fig.) misdeed; transgressioneine Sünde wert sein — (scherzh.) be worth a little transgression; < food> be naughty but nice
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83 Umweltbelastung
f auch Pl. (environmental) pollution* * *Ụm|welt|be|las|tungfecological damage, damage to the environment* * *Um·welt·be·las·tungf environmental damage [or costs pl]* * *die environmental pollution no indef. art* * *Umweltbelastung f auch pl (environmental) pollution* * *die environmental pollution no indef. art -
84 Umweltplanung
f environmental planning* * *Ụm|welt|pla|nungfecological planning* * *Um·welt·pla·nungf environmental planning* * *Umweltplanung f environmental planning -
85 Umweltproblem
n environmental problem* * *Um·welt·pro·blemnt ecological [or environmental] problem* * *Umweltproblem n environmental problem -
86 Unterleibsoperation
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87 Verträglichkeit
f2. des Klimas: agreeableness, temperateness3. einer Person: agreeableness, agreeable nature4. EDV compatibility* * *die Verträglichkeitcompatibleness* * *Ver|träg|lich|keitf -, no pl(= Friedlichkeit, Umgänglichkeit) good nature; (von Speise) digestibility; (= Bekömmlichkeit) wholesomenessdie Verträ́glichkeit dieses Medikaments — the fact that this medicine is well tolerated
ökologische/soziale Verträ́glichkeit — ecological/social acceptability
* * *Ver·träg·lich·keit<->Speisen von besonderer \Verträglichkeit food that is especially easy to digest* * *die; Verträglichkeit, Verträglichkeiten2) (Umgänglichkeit) good nature* * *2. des Klimas: agreeableness, temperateness3. einer Person: agreeableness, agreeable nature4. IT compatibility* * *die; Verträglichkeit, Verträglichkeiten2) (Umgänglichkeit) good nature* * *f.compatibility n. -
88 Bioindikator
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89 Öko-Gütesiegel
Öko·gü·te·sie·gelRR, Öko-Gü·te·sie·gelnt ÖKOL, ÖKON official ecological seal of approval -
90 Ökogütesiegel
Öko·gü·te·sie·gelRR, Öko-Gü·te·sie·gelnt ÖKOL, ÖKON official ecological seal of approval -
91 tiefenökologisch
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92 Umweltverband
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93 humanökologisch
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94 Ökokrise
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95 Bedrohung für die Umwelt
f < ökol> ■ ecological menaceGerman-english technical dictionary > Bedrohung für die Umwelt
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96 Gefahr für die Umwelt
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98 Holzdesign...
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99 Holzimitat
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100 Schädigung der Umwelt
f < ökol> (Resultat von Umweltbelastungen) ■ ecological damage sg ; damage to the environment sg
См. также в других словарях:
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ecological — adjective 1. characterized by the interdependence of living organisms in an environment an ecological disaster • Syn: ↑ecologic • Pertains to noun: ↑ecology (for: ↑ecologic), ↑ecology … Useful english dictionary
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