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1 thronen
thro·nen [ʼtro:nən]vito sit enthroned -
2 Anthropologe
m; -n, -n anthropologist* * *der Anthropologeanthropologist* * *Anth|ro|po|lo|ge [antropo'loːgə]1. m -n, -n,Anth|ro|po|ló|gin[-'loːgɪn]2. f -, -nenanthropologist* * *An·thro·po·lo·ge, An·thro·po·lo·gin<-n, -n>[antropoˈlo:gə, -ˈlo:gɪn]m, f anthropologist* * ** * *f.anthropologist n. -
3 entthronen
v/t geh. dethrone (auch fig.), depose, oust from the throne* * *to dethrone; to unthrone* * *ent|thro|nen [ɛnt'troːnən] ptp entthrontvt (lit, fig)to dethrone* * *ent·thro·nen *vt (geh)▪ jdn \entthronen to dethrone sb* * *transitives Verb (geh.) dethrone* * ** * *transitives Verb (geh.) dethrone* * *v.to dethrone v. -
4 Inthronisation
f; -, -en enthronement* * *In|thro|ni|sa|ti|on [ɪntroniza'tsioːn]f -, -enenthronement* * *In·thro·ni·sa·ti·on<-, -en>[ɪntronizaˈtsi̯o:n]f enthronement* * *die; Inthronisation, Inthronisationen enthronement* * ** * *die; Inthronisation, Inthronisationen enthronement -
5 thronen
v/i Person: be enthroned (auch fig.); fig. Sache (Burg etc.): stand proud(ly), dominate the scene etc.; darüber thront... it is crowned by...; auf seinem Sessel / dem Nachttopf thronen umg. be enthroned in one’s armchair / be on the throne, be sitting on one’s pot(ty)* * *thro|nen ['troːnən]vilit = auf dem Thron sitzen) to sit enthroned; (fig = in exponierter Stellung sitzen) to sit in state; (liter = überragen) to stand in solitary splendour (Brit) or splendor (US)* * *thro·nen[ˈtro:nən]vi to sit enthroned* * ** * *thronen v/i Person: be enthroned (auch fig); fig Sache (Burg etc): stand proud(ly), dominate the scene etc;darüber thront … it is crowned by…;auf seinem Sessel/dem Nachttopf thronen umg be enthroned in one’s armchair/be on the throne, be sitting on one’s pot(ty)* * * -
6 Paläoanthropologe
Pa·läo·an·thro·po·lo·ge, -an·thro·po·lo·gin[palɛoʔantropoˈlo:gə] -
7 Anthropologe
An·thro·po·lo·ge, An·thro·po·lo·gin <-n, -n> [antropoʼlo:gə, -ʼlo:gɪn] m, fanthropologist -
8 anthropogen
Adj. geh. anthropogenic* * *an·thro·po·gen[antropoˈge:n]adj human-caused* * *anthropogen adj geh anthropogenic -
9 Anthropologie
f; -, kein Pl. anthropology* * *die Anthropologieanthropology* * *Anth|ro|po|lo|gie [antropolo'giː]f -, no planthropology* * *(the study of human society, customs, beliefs etc.) anthropology* * *An·thro·po·lo·gie<->[antropoloˈgi:]f kein pl anthropology* * ** * *f.anthropology n. -
10 Anthropologin
f; -, -nen anthropologist* * *An·thro·po·lo·gin<-, -nen>[antropoˈlo:gɪn]* * * -
11 anthropologisch
Adj. anthropological* * *anthropological* * *anth|ro|po|lo|gisch [antropo'loːgɪʃ]1. adjanthropological2. advanthropologically* * ** * *an·thro·po·lo·gisch[antropoˈlo:gɪʃ]adj anthropological* * *anthropologisch adj anthropological* * *adj.anthropological adj. adv.anthropologically adv. -
12 Anthroposoph
m; -en, -en anthroposophist* * *Anth|ro|po|soph [antropo'zoːf]1. m -en, -en,Anth|ro|po|só|phin[-'zoːfɪn]2. f -, -nenanthroposophist* * *An·thro·po·soph(in)<-en, -en>[antropoˈzo:f]m(f) anthroposophist* * *der; Anthroposophen, Anthroposophen anthroposophist* * ** * *der; Anthroposophen, Anthroposophen anthroposophist -
13 Anthroposophie
f anthroposophy* * *Anth|ro|po|so|phie [antropozo'fiː]f -, no planthroposophy* * *An·thro·po·so·phie<->[antropozoˈfi:]f kein pl anthroposophy* * *die; Anthroposophie: anthroposophy no art* * *Anthroposophie f anthroposophy* * *die; Anthroposophie: anthroposophy no art -
14 Anthroposophin
f; -, -nen anthroposophist* * *An·thro·po·so·phin<-, -nen>* * * -
15 anthroposophisch
Adj. anthroposophical* * *anth|ro|po|so|phisch [antropo'zoːfɪʃ]1. adjanthroposophic2. advanthroposóphisch angehaucht — influenced by anthroposophy
* * *an·thro·po·so·phischadj anthroposophical* * *Adjektiv anthroposophical* * *anthroposophisch adj anthroposophical* * *Adjektiv anthroposophical -
16 Arthrose
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17 Entthronung
f dethronement, deposing, ousting* * *Ent|thro|nungf -, -en (lit, fig)dethronement, dethroning* * *Entthronung f dethronement, deposing, ousting -
18 Erythrozyt
m; -en, -en; PHYSIOL. erythrocyte, red (blood) cell* * *Eryth|ro|zyt [ɛritro'tsyːt]m -en, -en usu pl (MED)erythrocyte* * *Ery·thro·zyt<-s, -en>[erytroˈtsy:t]m BIOL, MED erythrocyte* * * -
19 inthronisieren
v/t enthrone* * *to enthrone* * *in|thro|ni|sie|ren [ɪntroni'ziːrən] ptp inthronisiertvtto enthrone* * *transitives Verb enthrone* * *inthronisieren v/t enthrone* * *transitives Verb enthrone -
20 Kulturanthropologie
f cultural anthropology* * *Kul|tur|an|thro|po|lo|giefcultural anthropology* * *Kulturanthropologie f cultural anthropology
См. также в других словарях:
thro' — or thro [thro͞o] prep., adv., adj. archaic contr. for THROUGH * * * … Universalium
thro' — or thro [thro͞o] prep., adv., adj. archaic contr. for THROUGH … English World dictionary
Thro' — A contraction of {Through}. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
thro' — [ θru ] short form an informal way of writing through … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
thro — contraction of THROUGH (Cf. through) … Etymology dictionary
thro — ab·ar·thro·sis; af·ri·can·thro·pus; am·phi·ar·thro·di·al; am·phi·ar·thro·sis; an·thro·pe·ic; an·thro·pism; an·thro·po·cen·tric; an·thro·po·cen·tri·cism; an·thro·po·chore; an·thro·po·dermic; an·thro·po·gen·e·sis; an·thro·po·gen·ic;… … English syllables
thro' — also thro Thro is sometimes used as a written abbreviation for through … English dictionary
thro — ˈthrü preposition Etymology: Middle English thro, short for throgh, through archaic : through stares thro the window at a scrawl of boughs Constance Carrier … Useful english dictionary
thro — /throoh/, prep. Archaic. through. Also, thro . * * * … Universalium
thro — see thro … English dictionary
thro — /θru/ (say throoh) preposition, adverb, adjective Colloquial through. Also, thro …
