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1 extraterrestrisch
ext|ra|ter|rẹst|rischadjextraterrestrial* * *Adjektiv (Astron.) extraterrestrial* * *Adjektiv (Astron.) extraterrestrial -
2 Extremität
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3 extrauterin
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4 äußerlich, Außen...
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5 App.
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6 Extremist
m; -en, -en extremist* * *der Extremistextremist* * *Ext|re|mịst [ɛkstre'mɪst]1. m -en, -en, Ext|re|mis|tin[-'mIstɪn]2. f -, -nenextremist* * *Ex·tre·mist(in)<-en, -en>[ɛkstreˈmɪst]m(f) extremist* * *der; Extremisten, Extremisten, Extremistin die; Extremist, Extremistnen extremist* * ** * *der; Extremisten, Extremisten, Extremistin die; Extremist, Extremistnen extremist -
7 extrahieren
v/t MED., CHEM., PHARM. extract* * *ext|ra|hie|ren [ɛkstra'hiːrən] ptp extrahiertvtto extract* * *ex·tra·hie·ren *[ɛkstraˈhi:rən]vt▪ etw \extrahieren to extract sth2. CHEM, PHARM3. (aus einem Text herausarbeiten)* * * -
8 Extraordinarius
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9 Extrapolation
f; -, -en; MATH. extrapolation* * *die Extrapolationextrapolation* * *Ext|ra|po|la|ti|on [ɛkstrapola'tsioːn]f -, -en(MATH fig)extrapolation* * ** * *f.extrapolation n. -
10 extrapolieren
v/t1. MATH. extrapolate2. geh. fig. extrapolate* * *ext|ra|po|lie|ren [ɛktrapo'liːrən] ptp extrapoliertvti (MATH fig)to extrapolate* * *extrapolieren v/t1. MATH extrapolate2. geh fig extrapolate* * *v.to extrapolate v. -
11 extravagant
Adj. (modisch) stylish, trendy; (leicht exzentrisch) outré; Kleidung, Lebensstil etc.: auch flamboyant* * *extravagant; outré* * *ext|ra|va|gant [ɛkstrava'gant]1. adjextravagant; Kleidung auch flamboyant2. advextravagantly* * ** * *ex·tra·va·gant[ɛkstravaˈgant, ˈɛkstravagant]I. adj extravagant\extravagante Kleidung extravagant [or flamboyant] clothesII. adv extravagantly\extravagant angezogen flamboyantly dressed* * *1.Adjektiv flamboyant2.adverbial flamboyantly* * *extravagant adj (modisch) stylish, trendy; (leicht exzentrisch) outré; Kleidung, Lebensstil etc: auch flamboyant* * *1.Adjektiv flamboyant2.adverbial flamboyantly -
12 Extravaganz
f; -, -en stylishness; flamboyance, flamboyant nature (+ Gen of)* * *die Extravaganzextravagence* * *Ext|ra|va|ganz [ɛkstrava'gants]f -, -enextravagance; (von Kleidung auch) flamboyance* * *Ex·tra·va·ganz<-, -en>[ɛkstravaˈgants]f extravagance; von Kleidung a. flamboyance* * *die; Extravaganz, Extravaganzen1) o. Pl. flamboyance2) (Sache)Extravaganzen — flamboyance sing
* * ** * *die; Extravaganz, Extravaganzen1) o. Pl. flamboyance2) (Sache)Extravaganzen — flamboyance sing
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13 Extrem
I Adj. extreme; POL. auch radical; er ist ein bisschen extrem auch he tends to go to extremes, he takes things a bit too far* * *desperate; extreme* * *Ext|rem [ɛks'treːm]nt -s, -eextreme* * *das1) (something as far, or as different, as possible from something else: the extremes of sadness and joy.) extreme* * *Ex·trem<-s, -e>[ɛksˈtre:m]nt extremevon einem \Extrem ins andere fallen to go from one extreme to another [or the other]* * *das; Extrems, Extreme extreme* * *ins Extrem to the extreme;von einem Extrem ins andere fallen go from one extreme to the other* * *das; Extrems, Extreme extreme* * *adj.extreme adj.thoroughgoing adj. adv.extremely adv. -
14 extrem
I Adj. extreme; POL. auch radical; er ist ein bisschen extrem auch he tends to go to extremes, he takes things a bit too far* * *desperate; extreme* * *Ext|rem [ɛks'treːm]nt -s, -eextreme* * *das1) (something as far, or as different, as possible from something else: the extremes of sadness and joy.) extreme* * *Ex·trem<-s, -e>[ɛksˈtre:m]nt extremevon einem \Extrem ins andere fallen to go from one extreme to another [or the other]* * *das; Extrems, Extreme extreme* * *er ist ein bisschen extrem auch he tends to go to extremes, he takes things a bit too farB. adv extremely, incredibly umg;extrem kalt auch freezing cold* * *das; Extrems, Extreme extreme* * *adj.extreme adj.thoroughgoing adj. adv.extremely adv. -
15 Extremfall
* * *Ext|rem|fallmextreme (case)* * *Ex·trem·fallm extreme [case]im \Extremfall in the extreme case* * *der extreme case* * *Extremfall m:* * *der extreme case -
16 extremistisch
Adj. extremist* * *ext|re|mịs|tisch [ɛkstre'mIstɪʃ]adjextremist* * *ex·tre·mis·tischadj extremist* * *Adjektiv extremist* * *extremistisch adj extremist* * *Adjektiv extremist -
17 Extremsituation
f extreme situation* * *die Extremsituationextremity* * *Ext|rem|si|tu|a|ti|onfextreme situation* * *Ex·trem·si·tu·a·ti·onf extreme situation* * *Extremsituation f extreme situation -
18 Extremsport
m extreme sport* * *Ext|rem|sport1. mExt|rém|sport|art2. fextreme sport* * *Ex·trem·sport* * *Extremsport m extreme sport -
19 Extremwert
m bes. MATH. extreme (value)* * *Ext|rem|wertmextreme (value)* * *Ex·trem·wertm extreme [value], extremum* * ** * *m.extreme value n. -
20 Linksextremist
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