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1 human shield
noun* * *hu·man ˈshieldn menschliches Schutzschild* * *noun -
2 human shield
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3 human
1. adjectivethe human race — die menschliche Rasse
2. nounI'm only human — ich bin auch nur ein Mensch
Mensch, der* * *['hju:mən] 1. adjective(of, natural to, concerning, or belonging to, mankind: human nature; The dog was so clever that he seemed almost human.) menschlich2. noun(a person: Humans are not as different from animals as we might think.) der Mensch- humanly- human being
- human resources* * *hu·man[ˈhju:mən]I. n Mensch mII. adj behaviour, skeleton menschlichto form a \human chain eine Menschenkette bildento be beyond \human power nicht in der Macht des Menschen liegen\human relationships/sexuality die Beziehungen/die Sexualität des Menschen* * *['hjuːmən]1. adjmenschlich; health, brain, part of the body des Menschennot fit for human consumption — zum Verzehr (durch den Menschen) ungeeignet
these footprints certainly aren't human — diese Fußspuren sind or stammen sicher nicht von Menschen
2. nMensch m* * *human [ˈhjuːmən]1. menschlich, Menschen…:I am only human ich bin auch nur ein Mensch;they’re only human too die kochen auch nur mit Wasser;that’s only human das ist doch menschlich;human being Mensch m;human chain Menschenkette f;human counter Human Counter m (der Strahlenschutzüberwachung dienendes Messgerät zur Bestimmung der vom menschlichen Körper aufgenommenen und wieder abgegebenen Strahlung);human dignity Menschenwürde f;human engineering Human Engineering n, Anthropotechnik f (Teilgebiet der Industrieanthropologie, das sich mit der Anpassung technischer Einrichtungen und Abläufe an die physischen, psychischen und sozialen Erfordernisse des Menschen befasst);human error menschliches Versagen;human flesh Menschenfleisch n;human history die Geschichte der Menschheit;human immunodeficiency virus MED humanes Immunschwächevirus;human-interest story ergreifende oder ein menschliches Schicksal behandelnde Geschichte;human medicine Humanmedizin f;human nature die menschliche Natur;it’s only human nature to do sth es ist nur allzu menschlich oder es liegt ganz einfach in der menschlichen Natur, etwas zu tun;human race Menschengeschlecht n;a) zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen,b) Human Relations, Kontaktpflege f;human rights Menschenrechte;human rights activist Menschenrechtler(in);human rights organization Menschenrechtsorganisation f;B s Mensch m* * *1. adjective 2. nounMensch, der* * *adj.human adj.menschlich adj.
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