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1 Zahnarzt
m DENT. dentist, dental surgeon förm.* * *der Zahnarztdentist* * *Zahn|arzt1. mŹáhn|ärz|tin2. fdentist* * *(a person who cares for diseases etc of the teeth, by filling or removing them etc: Our dentist is very careful; I hate going to the dentist.) dentist* * *Zahn·arzt, -ärz·tinm, f dentist* * *der, Zahnärztin die dentist* * ** * *der, Zahnärztin die dentist* * *-¨e m.dentist n. -
2 Tropeninstitut
n institute for tropical diseases* * *Tro|pen|ins|ti|tutntinstitute for tropical diseases* * *Tro·pen·in·sti·tutnt MED, SCI tropical disease unit* * *Tropeninstitut n institute for tropical diseases -
3 DNDi
здрав. Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (Инициатива по лекарствам от забытых болезней (http://www.dndi.org), (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neglected_disease)), Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (Инициатива по лекарствам от забытых болезней, http://www.dndi.org, http://www.dndi.org и http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neglected_disease) -
4 Pflanzenschutz
защита посевов
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crop protection
The problem of crop protection has changed dramatically since 1945. There is now a whole arsenal of chemicals with which to combat agricultural pests and diseases, but this development has itself many drawbacks. Such sophisticated techniques are available only to a minority of farmers; in most parts of the world the standard of crop protection remains abysmally low. In addition, modern crop protection methods have been criticized for relying too heavily on chemical control. Biological controls, both natural and contrived, have been neglected. In some cases involving misuse of agricultural chemicals, crops must be protected from the very measures intended for their protection. Meanwhile previously localized pests and diseases continue to spread worldwide. (Source: WPR)
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защита растений
Раздел прикладной биологии, разрабатывающий теоретические основы и методы предотвращения и снижения потерь от вредных организмов, а также раздел сельскохозяйственного производства, осуществляющий применение этих методов.
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5 Schadenersatz
Schadenersatz
amends, indemnification, indemnity, reimbursement, (Abfindung) paying off, buying out, (in Geld) damages, compensation for damage, compensatory damages (US), (Wiedergutmachung) reparation of the damage (US), redress;
• zum Schadenersatz verpflichtet liable to pay (respond in) damages, bound to allow indemnity;
• angemessener Schadenersatz adequate (fair) damages;
• durch Verzögerung der Zuerkennung entstehender Schadenersatz intervening damages;
• fahrlässigkeitsunabhängiger Schadenersatz compensation irrespective of negligence;
• der Form halber festgesetzter geringer (nomineller) Schadenersatz nominal damages;
• vertraglich festgesetzter Schadenersatz liquidated damages;
• festgestellter Schadenersatz proved damages;
• der Höhe nach noch nicht feststehender Schadenersatz unliquidated damages;
• pauschalierter Schadenersatz agreed damages;
• üblicher Schadenersatz general damages;
• unbezifferter Schadenersatz indeterminate damages;
• verbürgter Schadenersatz collateral guaranty;
• verschärfter Schadenersatz exemplary (punitive) damages, retributive damages (US);
• zuerkannter Schadenersatz (Versicherung) awarded damages, award;
• im Ermessungswege zuerkannter Schadenersatz discretionary damages;
• doppelt zuerkannter Schadenersatz double damages;
• rechtlich zuerkannter Schadenersatz legal award;
• Schadenersatz wegen Annahmeverweigerung damages for non-acceptance;
• Schadenersatz für Betriebskrankheiten compensation for industrial diseases;
• Schadenersatz für Betriebsunfälle workmen’s compensation;
• Schadenersatz wegen verspäteter Fertigstellung damages for delay in finishing;
• Schadenersatz für Folgeschäden special damages;
• Schadenersatz in Geld pecuniary damages;
• Schadenersatz für entgangenen Gewinn consequential damages;
• unbezifferter Schadenersatz wegen unerlaubter Handlung unliquidated damages for tort;
• Schadenersatz wegen widerrechtlicher Kündigung damages for wrongful dismissal;
• Schadenersatz wegen ausgebliebener Lieferung damages for non-delivery;
• Schadenersatz für Mehraufwendungen out-of-pocket loss rule;
• Schadenersatz wegen Nichterfüllung damages for non-fulfilment;
• Schadenersatz für tatsächlich eingetretenen Schaden substantial damages;
• Schadenersatz wegen arglistiger Täuschung damages for the tort of deceit or fraud;
• Schadenersatz wegen Verdienstausfalls damages for loss of earnings;
• Schadenersatz des Verkehrswertes commercial indemnity;
• Schadenersatz für Verschlechterung der Wohngegend compensation for loss of amenities;
• Schadenersatz wegen Vertragsverletzung damages for breach of contract;
• Schadenersatz aberkennen (nicht anerkennen) to disallow compensation;
• gleichwertigen Schadenersatz anbieten to offer an equivalent for damage done;
• Schadenersatz beanspruchen to claim damages, (bei der Versicherung) to place a claim;
• Schadenersatz beantragen to make a claim for damages;
• grundsätzliche Feststellung der Verpflichtung zum Schadenersatz beantragen to sue for damages at large;
• j. wegen Schadenersatzes belangen to come upon s. o. for damages;
• Schadenersatz berechnen to lay damages;
• Schadenersatz dem Grunde nach einklagen to sue for unliquidated damages;
• zwei Millionen Dollar Schadenersatz einklagen to seek 2-million in damages;
• Schadenersatz einreichen to advance a claim for indemnification;
• Schadenersatz erhalten to recover (obtain) damages;
• Anspruch auf Schadenersatz erhalten to be awarded entitlement to damages;
• auf Schadenersatz erkennen to award damages against;
• Schadenersatz erlangen to recover damages;
• Schadenersatz wegen unerlaubter Handlung erlangen to obtain damages in tort;
• Schadenersatz feststellen to lay (liquidate) damages;
• Schadenersatz der Höhe nach feststellen to assess [the] damages;
• Schadenersatz fordern to claim damages;
• auf Schadenersatz haften to be liable for (respond in) damages, to be responsible for [a loss];
• auf Schadenersatz klagen to bring an action for damages, to sue for damages;
• Schadenersatz leisten to pay (respond in, US) damages, to make amends (reparations) for an injury, to redeem, to compensate, to pay compensation, to make reparation for an injury (US);
• einem Arbeiter Schadenersatz für einen Betriebsunfall leisten to compensate a workman for his injuries;
• auf Schadenersatz verklagen to sue for damages;
• Schadenersatz verlangen to lodge a claim for (demand) compensation, to claim as compensation [for a loss], to demand (collect, claim) damages, to seek recovery;
• vor Gericht Schadenersatz wegen Betruges verlangen to sue damages in tort for deceit;
• Schadenersatz wegen Frachtbeschädigung verlangen to bring an action for damage of the cargo;
• Schadenersatz für geringe Lebenserwartung verlangen to claim damages for loss of expectation of life;
• Schadenersatz wegen Nichterfüllung verlangen to sue in tort for conversion;
• Schadenersatz auf dem Regresswege verlangen to sue for damages by way of recovery;
• vollen Schadenersatz vom Spediteur verlangen to hold the carrier responsible for the full value;
• Schadenersatz wegen Vertragsbruchs verlangen to claim damages for breach of contract;
• zur Leistung von Schadenersatz verurteilen to award (order) damages;
• Schadenersatz verweigern to disallow damages;
• auf Schadenersatz verklagt werden to be defendant in an action for damages;
• zum Schadenersatz verurteilt werden to be cast in damages;
• Schadenersatz zahlen to pay damages;
• jem. Schadenersatz zubilligen to award damages against;
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6 Sanatorium
n; -s, Sanatorien sanatorium, bes. Am. sanitarium* * *das Sanatoriumsanatorium; sanitarium* * *Sa|na|to|ri|um [zana'toːriʊm]nt -s, Sanatorien[-riən] sanatorium (Brit), sanitarium (US)* * *das1) ((American also sanitarium) a hospital, especially for people with certain diseases of the lungs or for people who are recovering from an illness.) sanatorium2) ((American) a sanatorium.) sanitarium* * *Sa·na·to·ri·um<-, -rien>[zanaˈto:ri̯ʊm, pl -ri̯ən]nt sanatorium, sanitarium AM* * *das; Sanatoriums, Sanatorien sanatorium* * ** * *das; Sanatoriums, Sanatorien sanatorium* * *n.sanatorium n.sanitarium (US) n. -
7 angeboren
Adj. inborn, innate (+ Dat in); MED. auch congenital, hereditary* * *natural; temperamental; inbred; connatural; inborn; innate; congenital* * *an|ge|bo|ren ['angə-]adjinnate, inherent; (MED, fig inf) congenital (bei to)an seine Faulheit musst du dich gewöhnen, die ist angeboren (inf) — you'll have to get used to his laziness, he was born that way
* * *1) congenitally4) (belonging to a person naturally: native intelligence.) native5) (born in a person: natural beauty; He had a natural ability for music.) natural* * *an·ge·bo·ren1. MED congenital2. (fig fam) characteristic, innate, inherent* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.congenital adj.inborn adj.inbred adj.innate adj.native adj. adv.congenitally adv.inherently adv.natively adv. -
8 wüten
v/i rage (auch Feuer, Seuche, Sturm etc.) ( gegen at, against); Menschenmenge: riot; (Zerstörung anrichten) create havoc* * *to rage* * *wü|ten ['vyːtn]vi (lit, fig)(= toben) to rage; (= zerstörerisch hausen) to cause havoc; (verbal) to storm (gegen at); (Menge) to riot* * *das1) (violence; great force: the rage of the sea.) rage2) (to act or shout in great anger: He raged at his secretary.) rage3) ((of wind, storms etc) to be violent; to blow with great force: The storm raged all night.) rage4) ((of battles, arguments etc) to be carried on with great violence: The battle raged for two whole days.) rage5) ((of diseases etc) to spread quickly and affect many people: Fever was raging through the town.) rage6) (to shout very loudly and angrily: He stormed at her.) storm* * *wü·ten[ˈvy:tn̩]vi to rage; Sturm to cause havocder Sturm hat hier ganz schön gewütet the storm has caused havoc heregegen die Obrigkeit \wüten to riot against authority* * ** * ** * * -
9 Orphan Drug
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10 Schadenersatz für Betriebskrankheiten
Schadenersatz für Betriebskrankheiten
compensation for industrial diseasesBusiness german-english dictionary > Schadenersatz für Betriebskrankheiten
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Tierfrachter
livestock carrier;
• Tiergesundheit animal health;
• Tiergesundheitsbescheinigung animal health certificate;
• Tierhaftung liability for animals;
• Tierhalter keeper of an animal;
• Tierhandel animal trade;
• Tierkennnummer (Tierhandel) animal identification number;
• Tierkörperbeseitigungsbetrieb, Tierkörperverwertungsbetrieb (BSE-Rinder) rendering plant;
• Tierkrankheiten animal diseases;
• Tiermehl animal meal;
• industriemäßige Tierproduktion factory livestock production;
• Tierquälereien injuries (cruelties) to animals;
• Tierrechtler[in] animal-rights protester;
• Tierschutz animal welfare;
• Tierschützer[in] animal-rights campaigner;
• Tierseuchenamt Office of Epizootics;
• Tierseuchenausbruch animal disease outbreak;
• Tiertransporte untersagen (EU) to introduce a ban on movements of animals;
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12 Arbeitshygiene
профессиональная гигиена
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occupational health
An area of statutory duty imposed on employers and employees in most countries, for the protection of the workforce from occupational diseases and stresses and physical hazards through adequate planning, ventilation, lighting, safeguards, safety and emergency procedures, routine inspections, monitoring, personal protection, etc. (Source: GILP96)
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