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1 obesity
■ Body weight with a BMI of 30 or greater.■ Körpergewicht bei einem BMI zwischen 30 und 35. -
2 Fettleibigkeit
f; nur Sg.; geh. obesity* * *die Fettleibigkeitobesity* * *Fẹtt|lei|big|keitf -, no pl (geh)obesity, corpulence* * *Fett·lei·big·keit* * *die; Fett: obesity* * ** * *die; Fett: obesity* * *f.obesity n. -
3 Fettsucht
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4 Veranlagung
f1. charakterliche: disposition; (Neigung) inclination; (Talent) gift, talent; seine künstlerische / homosexuelle Veranlagung his artistic bent / homosexual tendencies Pl.; es ist Veranlagung it’s in his ( oder her) nature, he ( oder she) was made that way3. MED.: eine Veranlagung haben zu be prone to, suffer from; eine Veranlagung zur Fettsucht etc. haben be prone to obesity etc., have a tendency toward(s) obesity etc.4. steuerliche: assessment; i-e gemeinsame Veranlagung zur Einkommensteuer their joint assessment for income tax* * *die Veranlagung(Begabung) talent; gift;(Charakter) disposition;(Neigung) tendency; bent; inclination; idiosyncrasy;(Steuer) assessment* * *Ver|ạn|la|gungf -, -en1) (körperlich ESP MED) predisposition; (charakterlich) nature, disposition; (= Hang) tendency; (= allgemeine Fähigkeiten) natural abilities pl; (= künstlerisches, praktisches etc Talent) bent2) (von Steuern) assessment* * *die1) (personality: He has a pleasant disposition.) disposition2) (the set, or combination, of characteristics or ingredients that together form something, eg a personality; composition: Violence is just not part of his make-up.) make-up* * *Ver·an·la·gung<-, -en>f1. (angeborene Anlage) dispositioneine bestimmte \Veranlagung haben to have a certain benteine homosexuelle \Veranlagung haben to have homosexual tendencieseine künstlerische/artistische \Veranlagung haben to have an artistic/a musical benteine praktische \Veranlagung haben to be practically mindedgemeinsame/getrennte \Veranlagung joint/separate assessmentsteuerliche \Veranlagung tax assessment, assessment for tax purposes* * *die; Veranlagung, Veranlagungen1) [pre]dispositionseine homosexuelle / künstlerische / praktische / romantische Veranlagung — his homosexual tendencies pl./artistic bent/practical nature/romantic disposition
2) (Steuerw.) assessment* * *seine künstlerische/homosexuelle Veranlagung his artistic bent/homosexual tendencies pl;3. MED:eine Veranlagung haben zu be prone to, suffer from;4. steuerliche: assessment;i-e gemeinsame Veranlagung zur Einkommensteuer their joint assessment for income tax* * *die; Veranlagung, Veranlagungen1) [pre]dispositionseine homosexuelle / künstlerische / praktische / romantische Veranlagung — his homosexual tendencies pl./artistic bent/practical nature/romantic disposition
2) (Steuerw.) assessment* * *f.assessment n.habitude n.idiosyncrasy n.natural tendency (of) n.temper n. -
5 Dickleibigkeit
f corpulence, obesity* * *die Dickleibigkeitpaunchiness; pudginess; corpulence; corpulency* * *Dịck|lei|big|keitf -, no pl(von Mensch) corpulence* * *Dick·lei·big·keit<->* * *Dickleibigkeit f corpulence, obesity* * *f.corpulency n.pudginess n. -
6 Verfettung
f1. MED. fatty degeneration, adiposis2. des Körpers: obesity* * *Ver|fẹt|tung [fEɐ'fɛtʊŋ]f -, -en (MED)(von Körper) obesity; (von Organ, Muskeln) fatty degeneration, adiposity (spec)* * *Ver·fet·tung<-, -en>f MED fatty degeneration* * *1. MED fatty degeneration, adiposis2. des Körpers: obesity -
7 fettsüchtig
Adj.: fettsüchtig sein suffer from chronic obesity* * *fẹtt|süch|tigadj (MED)obese* * *fett·süch·tig* * *fettsüchtig adj:fettsüchtig sein suffer from chronic obesity -
8 Unförmigkeit
* * *die Unförmigkeitshapelessness* * *Ụn|för|mig|keitf -, no pl(= Formlosigkeit) shapelessness; (von Möbeln, Auto) inelegance; (= Größe) awkward size; (von Füßen, Gesicht) unshapeliness* * ** * *Un·för·mig·keit<->f kein pl unshapeliness, shapelessness, cumbersomeness* * *Unförmigkeit f deformity, misshapenness; (Massigkeit) bulkiness; (Dicke) bloatedness; (Fettleibigkeit) obesity* * *f.shapelessness n. -
9 BMI
■ The weight in kilograms divided by the square of the height in meters, used in the assessment of underweight and obesity.■ Quotient aus Körpergewicht in Kilogramm und dem Quadrat der Körpergröße in Metern zur Bewertung des Gewichts. -
10 body mass index
■ The weight in kilograms divided by the square of the height in meters, used in the assessment of underweight and obesity.■ Quotient aus Körpergewicht in Kilogramm und dem Quadrat der Körpergröße in Metern zur Bewertung des Gewichts. -
11 Dicke
Adv. umg. (reichlich) easily; das reicht dicke oder damit kommen wir dicke aus that will be plenty ( oder easily enough); dick II 3* * *die Dickethickness* * *Dị|cke ['dɪkə]f -, -n1) (= Stärke, Durchmesser) thickness; (bei Maßangaben auch) depth2) (von Menschen, Körperteilen) fatness* * ** * *Di·cke<-, -n>[ˈdɪkə]f1. (Stärke) thicknesseine \Dicke von rund 3 Metern a thickness of about 3 metres [or AM -ersDi·cke(r)[ˈdɪkə]* * *Idie; Dicke: thickness; (von Menschen, Körperteilen) fatnessIIder/die; adj. Dekl. (ugs.) fatty (coll.); fat man/womandie Dicken — fatties (coll.); fat people
* * *Dicke1 f; -, -n, meist sg1. thickness; (Durchmesser) diameter;eine Mauer von 40 cm Dicke a 40-cm thick wall2. (Beleibtheit) fatness* * *Idie; Dicke: thickness; (von Menschen, Körperteilen) fatnessIIder/die; adj. Dekl. (ugs.) fatty (coll.); fat man/womandie Dicken — fatties (coll.); fat people
* * *-n f.fatness n.gauge (wire) n.thickness n. -
12 dicke
Adv. umg. (reichlich) easily; das reicht dicke oder damit kommen wir dicke aus that will be plenty ( oder easily enough); dick II 3* * *die Dickethickness* * *Dị|cke ['dɪkə]f -, -n1) (= Stärke, Durchmesser) thickness; (bei Maßangaben auch) depth2) (von Menschen, Körperteilen) fatness* * ** * *Di·cke<-, -n>[ˈdɪkə]f1. (Stärke) thicknesseine \Dicke von rund 3 Metern a thickness of about 3 metres [or AM -ersDi·cke(r)[ˈdɪkə]* * *Idie; Dicke: thickness; (von Menschen, Körperteilen) fatnessIIder/die; adj. Dekl. (ugs.) fatty (coll.); fat man/womandie Dicken — fatties (coll.); fat people
* * ** * *Idie; Dicke: thickness; (von Menschen, Körperteilen) fatnessIIder/die; adj. Dekl. (ugs.) fatty (coll.); fat man/womandie Dicken — fatties (coll.); fat people
* * *-n f.fatness n.gauge (wire) n.thickness n. -
13 Feistheit
f; nur Sg. fatness, stoutness* * *Feist|heit1. f -, no plF́éís|tig|keit['faistɪçkait]2. f -, no plfatness; (von Mensch auch) grossness, obesity* * * -
14 Dicke
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15 dicke
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16 Dickleibigkeit
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17 Fettleibigkeit
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18 Fettsucht
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19 Adipositas
f1. adiposity2. obesity -
20 Adiposogigantismus
madiposegenital puberal obesity
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