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1 Gebirgsausläufer
offshoot; spurDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Gebirgsausläufer
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2 Ableger
m; -s, -2. (Zweigunternehmen) subsidiary3. umg., hum. (Sohn) offspring kein Pl.* * *der Ableger(Biologie) shoot; slip; offshoot; layer; cutting* * *Ạb|le|ger ['apleːgɐ]m -s, - (BOT)layer; (fig = Zweigunternehmen) branch, subsidiary; (iro = Sohn) son, offspring no pl* * *Ab·le·ger<-s, ->m1. BOT shooteinen \Ableger ziehen to take a cutting* * *der; Ablegers, Ableger1) (Bot.) layer* * *Ableger ziehen take cuttings2. (Zweigunternehmen) subsidiary3. umg, hum (Sohn) offspring kein pl* * *der; Ablegers, Ableger1) (Bot.) layer* * *- m.layer n.offshoot n.scion n.shoot n. -
3 Seitenlinie
f1. EISENB. branch line2. einer Familie: collateral line* * *die Seitenlinie(Eisenbahn) branch line;(Sport) sideline* * *Sei|ten|li|nief2) (von Fürstengeschlecht) collateral line* * *(the line marking one of the long edges of a football pitch etc.) sideline* * *Sei·ten·li·nief1. ZOOL lateral line2. FBALL touchline3. TENNIS sideline4. (Nebenlinie im Stammbaum) offset, offshoot5. BAHN branch line* * *1) (Geneal.) offset; offshoot2) (Fußball, Rugby) touchline; (Tennis, Hockey, Federball) sideline* * *1. BAHN branch line2. einer Familie: collateral line* * *1) (Geneal.) offset; offshoot2) (Fußball, Rugby) touchline; (Tennis, Hockey, Federball) sideline* * *-n f.branch line n.side line n. -
4 Sprössling
m; -s, -e; umg. offspring; Brit. hum. auch (Kleinkind) sprog; (Sohn) auch junior; siehe auch Spross 2* * *der Sprösslingoffspring; scion; slip; offshoot* * *Sprọ̈ss|ling ['ʃprœslɪŋ]m -s, -eshoot; (fig hum) offspring pl* * *Spröss·lingRR, Spröß·ling ALT<-s, -e>[ˈʃprœslɪŋ]m (hum) offspring* * *der; Sprösslings, Sprösslinge (ugs. scherzh.) offspring* * *Sprössling m; -s, -e; umg offspring; Br hum auch (Kleinkind) sprog; (Sohn) auch junior; → auch Spross 2* * *der; Sprösslings, Sprösslinge (ugs. scherzh.) offspring* * *m.offshoot n. -
5 Ableger
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6 Ausläufer
m2. MET. fringe(s Pl.)3. eines Erdbebens: coda4. BOT. runner* * *Aus|läu|ferm5) (Sw = Bote) delivery boy/man* * *die1) (a small hill at the foot of a mountain: the foothills of the Alps.) foothill2) (a long stem of a plant which puts down roots.) runner* * *Aus·läu·ferm* * *1) (Geogr.) foothill usu. in pl.* * *2. METEO fringe(s pl)3. eines Erdbebens: coda4. BOT runner* * *1) (Geogr.) foothill usu. in pl.* * *m.foothill n.offshoot n. -
7 Brut
f; -, -en, meist Sg.3. umg.a) hum. (Kinder) brood;b) pej. (Gesindel) shower, rabble* * *die Brutbrooding; brood; hatch; progeny* * *[bruːt]f -, -en1) no pl (= das Brüten) brooding, sitting, incubating3) (bei Pflanzen) offset, offshoot* * *(the number of young hatched at one time.) brood* * *<-, -en>[bru:t]f* * *die; Brut, Bruten1) (das Brüten) brooding* * ** * *die; Brut, Bruten1) (das Brüten) brooding2) (Jungtiere, auch fig. scherzh.): (Kinder) brood* * *nur sing. f.brood n.incubation n.spawn n. nur sing. f.scum n. -
8 Spross
Imperf. sprießen* * *der Sprossslip; offshoot; sprout* * *Sprọss [ʃprɔs]m -es, -eshoot; (fig = Nachkomme) scion (liter)* * *SprossRR<-es, -e>SproßALT<-sses, -sse>[ʃprɔs]m* * *der; Sprosses, Sprosse od. Sprossen (Bot.) shoot* * *1. BOT shoot;2. nur sg; geh (Nachkomme) offspring, liter scion;der letzte Spross des Geschlechts the last of the line;* * *der; Sprosses, Sprosse od. Sprossen (Bot.) shoot* * *-n (Pflanze) m.shoot n. -n m.scion n. -
9 spross
Imperf. sprießen* * *der Sprossslip; offshoot; sprout* * *Sprọss [ʃprɔs]m -es, -eshoot; (fig = Nachkomme) scion (liter)* * *SprossRR<-es, -e>SproßALT<-sses, -sse>[ʃprɔs]m* * *der; Sprosses, Sprosse od. Sprossen (Bot.) shoot* * ** * *der; Sprosses, Sprosse od. Sprossen (Bot.) shoot* * *-n (Pflanze) m.shoot n. -n m.scion n. -
10 Zweig-...
(an offshoot from the main part (of a business, railway etc): There isn't a branch of that store in this town; ( also adjective) That train runs on the branch line.) branch -
11 Seitenverweise
Seitenverweise
paginal references;
• Seitenzahl page number;
• ohne Seitenzahlen unpaged;
• Seitenzweig offshoot. -
12 Seitenzweig
Seitenzweig
offshoot. -
13 Unterorganisation
Unterorganisation
subsidiary organization, offshoot;
• Unterpacht subtenancy, sublease;
• Unterpächter sublessee;
• Unterpariausgabe inferior issue, issue below par;
• Unterpariausgabe von Aktien issue of shares at a discount;
• als Unterpfand für einen Kredit dienen to be deposited as underlying security;
• Unterposition sub-item;
• Unterproduktion underproduction;
• Unterprogramm (Computer) subroutine;
• geschäftliche Unterredung pipe (US sl.);
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14 Ableger
m1. cutting2. layer3. offset4. offshoot5. scion6. sprigm[Zweigunternehmen]branchplscionssubsidiary -
15 Ausläufer
m1. extension [e.g. of ocean current]2. offshoot3. stolon4. suckerplfoothills pl -
16 Sprössling
m1. offshoot2. offspring3. slipmugs.sprig
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