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['wepən] noun (lit. or fig.) Waffe, dieweapon of mass destruction — Massenvernichtungswaffe, die
* * *['wepən](any instrument or means which is used for one's own defence or for attacking others: Rifles, arrows, atom bombs and tanks are all weapons; The police are looking for the murder weapon; Surprise is our best weapon.) die Waffe* * *weap·on[ˈwepən]\weapons of mass destruction Massenvernichtungswaffen plto search sb for \weapons jdn nach Waffen durchsuchen* * *['wepən] Waffe f* * *weapon [ˈwepən] s1. Waffe f (auch fig):2. vulg Schwanz m (Penis)* * *['wepən] noun (lit. or fig.) Waffe, dieweapon of mass destruction — Massenvernichtungswaffe, die
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[blæŋk] adj1) ( empty) leer;\blank space Leerraum m, Lücke f;to go \blank eine Mattscheibe haben ( fam)my mind went \blank ich hatte ein Brett vor dem Kopf ( fam)2) ( without emotion)\blank expression ausdruckslose Miene;\blank look verständnisloser Blick;my inquiries drew only \blank stares auf meine Fragen machten alle nur ein verdutztes Gesicht3) ( complete) völlig;\blank despair schiere Verzweiflung;\blank refusal glatte Ablehnung nI've no idea - my mind is a complete \blank ich habe keine Ahnung - ich habe eine totale Mattscheibe ( fam)the rest is a \blank an den Rest kann ich mich nicht erinnernto fire a \blank eine Platzpatrone abfeuernPHRASES:( not remember) keine Ahnung haben;his name draws a \blank zu seinem Namen fällt mir nichts ein vtto \blank sth <-> out ( blot out) etw ausstreichen;some names in the report have been \blanked out manche Namen wurden aus dem Bericht gestrichen;( repress memory) etw aus dem Gedächtnis streichen, etw verdrängen -
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[dəʊs, Am doʊs] nshe's very nice, but only in small \doses sie ist sehr nett, aber nur, wenn man sie nicht lange ertragen muss;to go through sb like a \dose of salts bei jdm eine stark abführende Wirkung haben;the medicine went through me like a \dose of salts das Medikament hat bei mir sofort angeschlagen [o gewirkt];\dose of radiation Strahlendosis f, Bestrahlungsdosis fshe's got a nasty \dose of flu die Grippe hat sie schwer erwischt ( fam) -
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1) ( lethal) tödlich;this illness is \fatal in almost all cases diese Krankheit führt fast immer zum Tod;\fatal accident/ dose tödlicher Unfall/tödliche Dosis;\fatal blow Todesstoß m2) ( disastrous) fatal, verhängnisvoll;to be \fatal to sth für etw akk fatal sein -
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weap·on [ʼwepən] n(a. fig) Waffe f;to search sb for \weapons jdn nach Waffen durchsuchen -
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(DE) letal; schlimm; tödlich; tötlich; (EN) alamort; deadly; deathly; fatal; fatalities; funest; killing; lethal; lethiferous; mortal; mortiferous; vital -
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55 летальная доза пестицида
летальная доза пестицида
Доза пестицида, вызывающая при однократном введении 100%-ную гибель вредных организмов.
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lethal — (adj.) 1580s, from L.L. lethalis, alteration of L. letalis deadly, fatal, from letum death, of uncertain origin. Form altered in L.L. by association with lethe hydor water of oblivion in Hades in Greek mythology, from Gk. lethe forgetfulness … Etymology dictionary
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lethal — [adj] deadly baleful, dangerous, deathly, destructive, devastating, fatal, harmful, hurtful, malignant, mortal, mortiferous, mortuary, murderous, necrotic, noxious, pernicious, pestilent, pestilential, poisonous, virulent; concept 537 Ant.… … New thesaurus
lethal — ► ADJECTIVE 1) sufficient to cause death. 2) very harmful or destructive. DERIVATIVES lethality noun lethally adverb. ORIGIN Latin lethalis, from letum death … English terms dictionary
lethal — [lē′thəl] adj. [L letalis, lethalis < letum, death: see LET1] causing or capable of causing death; fatal or deadly SYN. FATAL lethality [lē′thal′i tē] n. lethally adv … English World dictionary
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