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21 oceanographer
ocean·og·ra·pher* * *["\@ʊʃə'nɒgrəfə(r)]nOzeanograf( in) m(f), Meereskundler(in) m(f)* * ** * *n.Ozeanograph m. -
22 paraphernalia
singular noun1) (belongings) Utensilien Pl.the whole paraphernalia — (coll.) alles, was so dazugehört (ugs.)
* * *[pærəfə'neiliə](a (large) collection of (small) objects, often the tools etc for a job or hobby: a photographer's paraphernalia.) die Utensilien(pl.)* * *para·pher·na·lia[ˌpærəfəˈneɪliə, AM ˌperəfɚˈneɪljə]n pl + sing/pl vb Zubehör nt kein pl; ( pej) Brimborium nt kein pl fam, SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR a. Drumherum nt fam* * *['prəfə'neIlɪə]plBrimborium nt, Drum und Dran nt* * *1. persönlicher Besitz, Siebensachen pl umg2. (auch als sg konstruiert)a) Utensilien plb) Ausrüstung f3. (als sg konstruiert) JUR, HIST Paraphernalgut n (der Ehefrau)* * *singular noun1) (belongings) Utensilien Pl.the whole paraphernalia — (coll.) alles, was so dazugehört (ugs.)
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nounPhilosoph, der/Philosophin, die* * *noun (a person who studies philosophy, especially one who develops a particular set of theories: Rousseau was a famous philosopher.) der/die Philosoph(in)* * *phi·loso·pher[fɪˈlɒsəfəʳ, AM -ˈlɑ:səfɚ]the \philosophers' stone der Stein der Weisen* * *[fɪ'lɒsəfə(r)]nPhilosoph( in) m(f)* * *1. Philosoph(in):philos. abk1. philosopher2. philosophical philos.* * *nounPhilosoph, der/Philosophin, die* * *n.Philosoph m. -
24 photographer
nounFotograf, der/Fotografin, die* * *[fə'toɡrəfə]* * *pho·tog·ra·pher[fəˈtɒgrəfəʳ, AM -ˈtɑ:grəfɚ]\photographer's model Fotomodell nt* * *[fə'tɒgrəfə(r)]nFotograf(in) m(f)* * *phot. abk1. photograph2. photographer Fotogr.3. photographic fotogr.4. photography Fotogr.* * *nounFotograf, der/Fotografin, die* * *n.Fotograf -en m.Photograph m. -
25 pornographer
por·nog·ra·pher[pɔ:ˈnɒgrəfəʳ, AM pɔ:rˈnɑ:grəfɚ]* * *pornographer [pɔːˈnɒɡrəfə; US pɔːrˈnɑɡrəfər] s Pornograf(in), Verfasser(in) pornografischer Schriften* * *n.Pornograph m. -
26 press photographer
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27 radiographer
[-'o-]* * *ra·di·og·ra·pher[ˌreɪdiˈɒgrəfəʳ, AM -ˈɑ:grəfɚ]* * *["reIdɪ'ɒgrəfə(r)]nRöntgenassistent( in) m(f)* * * -
28 stenographer
ste·nog·ra·pher[stəˈnɒgrəfəʳ, AM -ˈnɑ:grəfɚ]* * *[ste'nɒgrəfə(r)]n (US form)Stenograf( in) m(f)* * *1. Stenograf(in)* * *n.stenograph m. -
29 typographer
ty·pog·ra·pher[taɪˈpɒgrəfəʳ, AM -ˈpɑ:grəfɚ]* * *[taɪ'pɒgrəfə(r)]nTypograf( in) m(f)* * *1. (Buch)Drucker(in)2. (Schrift)Setzer(in)typ., typog. abk1. typographer2. typographic (typographical)3. typographytypo., typog. abk1. typographer2. typographic (typographical)3. typography -
30 atmospheric pressure
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31 atmospherics
plural noun(Radio) atmosphärische Störungen* * *at·mos·pher·ics[ˌætməsˈferɪks]* * *["tməs'ferɪks]pl (RAD)atmosphärische Störungen pl* * *plural noun(Radio) atmosphärische Störungen -
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33 videographer
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34 atmospheric
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37 autobiographer
auto·bi·og·ra·pher [ˌɔ:təbaɪʼɒgrəfəʳ, Am ˌɑ:t̬əbaɪʼɑ:grəfɚ] nAutobiograf(in) m(f) -
38 bibliographer
bib·li·og·ra·pher [ˌbɪbliʼɒgrəfəʳ, Am -ɚ] nBibliograf(in) m(f) -
39 cartographer
car·tog·ra·pher [kɑ:ʼtɒgrəfəʳ, Am kɑ:rʼtɑ:grəfɚ] nKartograph(in) m(f) -
40 choreographer
cho·reog·ra·pher [ˌkɒriʼɒgrəfəʳ, Am ˌkɔ:riʼɑ:grəfɚ] nChoreograf(in) m(f)
См. также в других словарях:
pher — pher·e·crat·ic; phi·los·o·pher; pho·nog·ra·pher; pho·tog·ra·pher; phys·i·og·ra·pher; plas·ma·pher·e·sis; por·nog·ra·pher; pot·a·mog·ra·pher; psy·chog·ra·pher; pte·rog·ra·pher; py·rog·ra·pher; ra·di·og·ra·pher; rhypa·rog·ra·pher; sce·nog·ra·pher;… … English syllables
pher- — pher See also: s. (s)p(h)er … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
Pher|e|cra|te|an — «FEHR uh kruh TEE uhn», adjective, noun. Ancient Prosody. –adj. noting or having to do with a logaoedic tripody, catalectic or acatalectic, whose first or second foot is a dactyl, the others being trochees. –n. a Pherecratean tripody or verse.… … Useful english dictionary
Pher|e|crat|ic — «FEHR uh KRAT ihk», adjective, noun. = Pherecratean. (Cf. ↑Pherecratean) … Useful english dictionary
pher|o|mo|nal — «FEHR uh MOH nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with pheromones: »Of all the likely influences, a pheromonal communication, by subliminal odour, seemed biologically the most likely (Alex Comfort) … Useful english dictionary
pher|o|mone — «FEHR uh mohn», noun. a substance secreted externally by certain animal species, especially insects, to affect the behavior or development of other members of the species: »The queen substance of honeybees, which inhibits ovary development…in… … Useful english dictionary
pher — (G). Carry, bear … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
-pher — fə(r) noun combining form ( s) Etymology: Greek pherein to carry more at bear : one that carries chronopher telpher … Useful english dictionary
pher·o·mone — /ˈferəˌmoʊn/ noun, pl mones [count] biology : a chemical substance that an animal or insect produces in order to attract other animals or insects and especially a mate … Useful english dictionary
at´mos|pher´i|cal|ly — at|mos|pher|ic «AT muh SFEHR ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the atmosphere: »Normal atmospheric pressure on the earth s surface at sea level is 14.7 pounds to the square inch. 2. in the atmosphere: »Atmospheric conditions often… … Useful english dictionary
at|mos|pher|ic — «AT muh SFEHR ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the atmosphere: »Normal atmospheric pressure on the earth s surface at sea level is 14.7 pounds to the square inch. 2. in the atmosphere: »Atmospheric conditions often prevent observations … Useful english dictionary
