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1 Naturerscheinung
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Naturerscheinung
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2 Naturereignis
* * *das Naturereignisnatural phenomenon* * *Na|tur|er|eig|nisnt(impressive) natural phenomenon, phenomenon of nature* * *Na·tur·er·eig·nisnt natural phenomenon* * *das, Naturerscheinung die natural phenomenon* * ** * *das, Naturerscheinung die natural phenomenon -
3 Naturerscheinung
die Naturerscheinungnatural phenomenon* * *Na|tur|er|schei|nungfnatural phenomenon* * *Na·tur·er·schei·nungf natural phenomenon* * ** * *f.natural phenomenon n. -
4 Naturphänomen
n natural phenomenon* * *das natural phenomenon* * *Naturphänomen n natural phenomenon* * *das natural phenomenon -
5 Versalzung
f GEOG., ÖKO. salinization, salination; die Versalzung des Sees ist ein natürliches Phänomen it is a natural phenomenon that is causing the lake to become salty* * *Ver·sal·zung<-, -en>f GEOL salin[iz]ation* * *die Versalzung des Sees ist ein natürliches Phänomen it is a natural phenomenon that is causing the lake to become salty -
6 Naturereignis
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7 Naturereignisse
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8 Naturereignis
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9 Naturerscheinung
Na·tur·er·schei·nung fnatural phenomenonDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Naturerscheinung
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10 Naturerscheinung
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11 Phänomen
n; -s, -e phenome|non, Pl. -na (auch fig.); fig., Person: auch real phenomenon; (Rätsel) auch mystery* * *das Phänomenphenomenon* * *Phä|no|men [fɛno'meːn]nt -s, -ephenomenon* * *(a natural fact or event that is seen or happens regularly or frequently: Magnetic attraction is an interesting phenomenon.) phenomenon* * *Phä·no·men<-s, -e>[fɛnoˈme:n]nt1. (Erscheinung) phenomenon2. (außergewöhnlicher Mensch) phenomenondu bist ja ein \Phänomen! you're phenomenal!* * *das; Phänomens, Phänomene phenomenon* * *Phänomen n; -s, -e phenomenon, pl -na (auch fig); fig, Person: auch real phenomenon; (Rätsel) auch mystery* * *das; Phänomens, Phänomene phenomenon* * *-en n.phenomenon n.(§ pl.: phenomena)
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