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21 bakterienfrei
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22 Bakterienkrieg
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23 Bakterienträger
m germ-carrier* * *Bak|te|ri|en|trä|ger(in)m(f)carrier* * *Bak·te·ri·en·trä·ger(in)* * *Bakterienträger m germ-carrier -
24 Erreger
m; -s, -2. (Ursache) cause3. ETECH. exciter* * *der Erregerexciter* * *Er|re|ger [ɛɐ'reːgɐ]m -s, - (MED)cause, causative agent (spec); (= Bazillus etc) pathogene (spec)* * *Er·re·ger<-s, ->m (Krankheitserreger) pathogen, causative organism* * *der; Erregers, Erreger (Med.) pathogen* * *2. (Ursache) cause3. ELEK exciter* * *der; Erregers, Erreger (Med.) pathogen* * *- m.cause n.exciter n.pathogen n. -
25 Keimblatt
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26 Nixe
* * *die Nixemermaid* * *Nị|xe ['nɪksə]f -, -nwater sprite (esp Brit), water nymph, nix(ie); (mit Fischschwanz) mermaid; (hum = Badenixe) bathing belle* * *Ni·xe<-, -n>[ˈnɪksə]f mermaid* * ** * ** * *die; Nixe, Nixen (germ. Myth.) nixie; (mit Fischschwanz) mermaid* * *-n f.mermaid n. -
27 unschädlich
* * *harmless* * *ụn|schäd|lichadjharmless; Genussmittel, Medikament auch safe, innocuousjdn unschädlich machen (inf) — to take care of sb (inf)
* * *(harmless: This drug was at first mistakenly thought to be innocuous.) innocuous* * *un·schäd·lich[ˈʊnʃɛ:tlɪç]adj harmlessetw \unschädlich machen to render sth harmless* * *Adjektiv harmlessunschädlich machen — render harmless, neutralize <toxic substance, germ, etc.>; put <weapon, person> out of action; render <bomb etc.> safe; (verhüll.): (töten) eliminate < person>
* * *unschädlich adj harmless;* * *Adjektiv harmlessunschädlich machen — render harmless, neutralize <toxic substance, germ, etc.>; put <weapon, person> out of action; render <bomb etc.> safe; (verhüll.): (töten) eliminate < person>
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28 verkeimt
Adj. (von Keimen befallen) germ-ridden, präd. riddled with germs* * * -
29 Keimträger
mgerm carrierplgerm carriers -
30 Maiskeimöl
n1. corn (germ) oil Am.2. maize germ oil Br. -
31 bakterientötend
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32 Idioplasma
n; -s, kein Pl.; BIOL. idioplasma* * *Idio|plạs|ma [idio'plasma]nt (BIOL)germ plasm, idioplasm* * * -
33 Keimling
m; -s, -e1. seedling2. BIO., MED. (befruchtete Eizelle) embryo* * *Keim|ling ['kaimlɪŋ]m -s, -e1) (= Embryo) embryo2) (= Keimpflanze) sprout, shoot* * *Keim·ling<-s, -e>m1. (keimende Pflanze) shoot2. (Embryo) embryo* * *der; Keimlings, Keimlinge (Bot.) embryo* * *1. seedling* * *der; Keimlings, Keimlinge (Bot.) embryo* * *-e m.germ bud n. -
34 Maiskeimöl
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35 Mikrobe
f; -, -n microbe* * *die Mikrobemicrobe* * *Mik|ro|be [mi'kroːbə]f -, -nmicrobe* * *(a very tiny living thing invisible to the naked eye, especially a germ causing disease.) microbe* * *Mi·kro·be<-, -n>[miˈkro:bə]f microbe* * *die; Mikrobe, Mikroben microbe* * ** * *die; Mikrobe, Mikroben microbe* * *-n f.microbe n. -
36 Weizenkeimöl
n wheatgerm oil* * *Wei|zen|keim|ölnt (COOK)wheat germ oil* * *Wei·zen·keim·ölnt wheatgerm oil* * *Weizenkeimöl n wheatgerm oil -
37 Weizenkleie
f wheat bran* * *Wei|zen|kleief (COOK)wheat bran* * *Wei·zen·kleief wheat bran [or germ]* * *Weizenkleie f wheat bran -
38 Weizenkeime
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39 Bazillenfurcht
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40 Bazillenschleuder
Ba|zịl|len|schleu|derfinf = Mensch, Klimaanlage etc) germ-spreading person or thing
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