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  • 1 sterile

    adjective
    1) (germ-free) steril
    2) (barren, lit. or fig.) steril; (fig.) nutzlos [Tätigkeit]; fruchtlos [Diskussion, Gespräch]
    * * *
    1) ((of soil, plants, humans and other animals) unable to produce crops, seeds, children or young.) unfruchtbar
    2) (free from germs: A surgeon's equipment must be absolutely sterile.) steril
    - academic.ru/70674/sterility">sterility
    - sterilize
    - sterilise
    - sterilization
    - sterilisation
    * * *
    ster·ile
    [ˈsteraɪl, AM -rəl]
    adj inv
    1. MED (unable to reproduce) unfruchtbar, steril fachspr
    2. AGR
    \sterile soil unfruchtbarer Boden
    3. MED (free from bacteria) steril, keimfrei
    \sterile environment sterile Umgebung
    \sterile until opened vakuumverpackt
    4. ( fig pej: unproductive) steril pej geh, unproduktiv
    \sterile argument fruchtloser Streit
    \sterile campaign erfolglose Kampagne
    \sterile capital totes Kapital
    * * *
    ['steraɪl]
    adj
    1) animal, soil unfruchtbar; person steril, unfruchtbar; (fig = fruitless) ergebnislos, unfruchtbar
    2) (= germ-free) steril, keimfrei; (fig) steril
    * * *
    sterile [ˈsteraıl; US -rəl] adj
    1. MED steril, keimfrei
    2. BIOL unfruchtbar, steril (beide auch fig):
    a sterile seed BOT ein tauber oder nicht keimfähiger Same
    3. fig fruchtlos (Diskussion etc):
    sterile capital totes Kapital
    4. fig leer, gedankenarm (Stil etc)
    5. fig unproduktiv (Schriftsteller etc)
    * * *
    adjective
    1) (germ-free) steril
    2) (barren, lit. or fig.) steril; (fig.) nutzlos [Tätigkeit]; fruchtlos [Diskussion, Gespräch]
    * * *
    adj.
    keimfrei adj.
    steril adj.

    English-german dictionary > sterile

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