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41 entwicklungsfähig
Adj. präd. oder nachgestellt: capable of development, nachgestellt: auch with potential; Posten etc.: progressive; (viel versprechend) promising; BIO. (lebensfähig) viable* * *developable* * *ent|wịck|lungs|fä|higadjcapable of developmentder Plan/die Idee ist durchaus entwicklungsfähig — this plan/idea is definitely worth following up or expanding
diese Stelle ist entwicklungsfähig — this position has prospects
* * *ent·wick·lungs·fä·higadj capable of development* * *Adjektiv capable of development* * *entwicklungsfähig adj präd oder nachgestellt: capable of development, nachgestellt: auch with potential; Posten etc: progressive; (viel versprechend) promising; BIOL (lebensfähig) viable* * *Adjektiv capable of development* * *adj.developable adj. -
42 Entwicklungsgeschichte
f history; BIO. (history of) evolution, evolutionary history, biogenesis fachspr.; (Stammesgeschichte) phylogeny; des Einzelwesens: ontogeny; die Entwicklungsgeschichte der Menschheit BIO. the history of evolution, the evolution of man, human evolutionary history; (Zivilisationsprozess) the history of mankind ( oder civilization)* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|ge|schich|tefdevelopmental history, evolution* * *Ent·wick·lungs·ge·schich·tef BIOL evolution* * *die history of the developmentdie Entwicklungsgeschichte der Menschheit/der Meerestiere — the evolution of man/of marine animals
* * *Entwicklungsgeschichte f history; BIOL (history of) evolution, evolutionary history, biogenesis fachspr; (Stammesgeschichte) phylogeny; des Einzelwesens: ontogeny;die Entwicklungsgeschichte der Menschheit BIOL the history of evolution, the evolution of man, human evolutionary history; (Zivilisationsprozess) the history of mankind ( oder civilization)* * *die history of the developmentdie Entwicklungsgeschichte der Menschheit/der Meerestiere — the evolution of man/of marine animals
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43 entwicklungsgeschichtlich
I Adj. historical; BIO. biogeneticII Adv. historically; BIO. biogenetically; entwicklungsgeschichtlich gesehen (seen) from a historical ( oder an evolutionary) point of view ( oder perspective)* * *ent|wịck|lungs|ge|schicht|lichadjevolutionary attr, with respect to evolution* * *ent·wick·lungs·ge·schicht·lichadj evolutionary* * *A. adj historical; BIOL biogeneticB. adv historically; BIOL biogenetically;entwicklungsgeschichtlich gesehen (seen) from a historical ( oder an evolutionary) point of view ( oder perspective) -
44 Entwicklungshelfer
m, Entwicklungshelferin f development aid worker ( oder volunteer) ( Pl auch personnel); Brit. etwa VSO worker, Am. etwa Peace Corps volunteer* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|hel|fer(in)m(f)person doing Voluntary Service Overseas (Brit), VSO worker (Brit), Peace Corps worker (US)* * *Ent·wick·lungs·hel·fer(in)* * *der development aid worker* * *Entwicklungshelfer m, Entwicklungshelferin f development aid worker ( oder volunteer) ( pl auch personnel); Br etwa VSO worker, US etwa Peace Corps volunteer* * *der development aid worker* * *m.development aid volunteer n. -
45 Entwicklungshilfe
f POL. aid to developing countries, foreign aid* * *die Entwicklungshilfeforeign aid; aid to developing countries* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|hil|fefforeign aid* * *Ent·wick·lungs·hil·fef* * *die [development] aid* * ** * *die [development] aid* * *f.development aid n. -
46 Entwicklungsjahre
Pl. adolescence, puberty; in den Entwicklungsjahren in ( oder during) adolescence, at ( oder during) puberty* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|jah|repladolescent or formative (auch fig) years, adolescence* * *Ent·wick·lungs·jah·repl adolescence no pl, no indef artin den \Entwicklungsjahren sein [o sich akk in den \Entwicklungsjahren befinden] to be in adolescence [or the teenage years]* * *Entwicklungsjahre pl adolescence, puberty; -
47 Entwicklungskosten
Pl. eines neuen Automodells etc.: development costs* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|kos|tenpldevelopment costs pl* * *Ent·wick·lungs·kos·tenpl ÖKON development cost[s]* * *Entwicklungskosten pl eines neuen Automodells etc: development costs -
48 Entwicklungsphase
f stage (of development), development stage ( oder phase)* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|pha|sef (PSYCH)developmental stage* * *Ent·wick·lungs·pha·sef development stage* * * -
49 Entwicklungspolitik
f Third World aid policy, development aid policy* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|po|li|tikfdevelopment aid policy* * *Ent·wick·lungs·po·li·tikf development policy* * *die development aid policy* * *Entwicklungspolitik f Third World aid policy, development aid policy* * *die development aid policy -
50 Entwicklungsprogramm
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51 Entwicklungspsychologie
f developmental psychology* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|psy|cho|lo|giefdevelopmental psychology* * *Ent·wick·lungs·psy·cho·lo·gie* * *Entwicklungspsychologie f developmental psychology -
52 Entwicklungsroman
m LIT. novel of personal development* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|ro|manm (LITER)novel showing the development of a character* * *Ent·wick·lungs·ro·manm LIT novel of personal development* * * -
53 Entwicklungsstadium
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54 Entwicklungsstand
Ent·wick·lungs·standm stage of development* * ** * *m.stage of development n.state of development n. -
55 Entwicklungsstufe
f stage (of development)* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|stu|fefstage of development; (der Menschheit etc) evolutionary stage* * *Ent·wick·lungs·stu·fef stage of development* * *Entwicklungsstufe f stage (of development) -
56 Entwicklungszeit
f1. period of ( oder time for) development3. MED. incubation period4. FOT. developing time* * *Ent|wịck|lungs|zeitfperiod of development; (BIOL, PSYCH) developmental period; (PHOT) developing time* * *Ent·wick·lungs·zeitf1. (Entwicklungsjahre) adolescent years2. FOTO developing time* * *die period of development* * *1. period of ( oder time for) development2. (Pubertät):3. MED incubation period4. FOTO developing time* * *die period of development* * *f.developmental period n. -
57 Gasentwicklung
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58 Kerze
f; -, -n3. Turnen: shoulder stand* * *die Kerze(Licht) candle;(Zündkerze) spark plug; sparking plug* * *Kẹr|ze ['kɛrtsə]f -, -n* * *(a moulded piece of wax with a wick in the centre, for giving light: We had to use candles when the electric lights went out.) candle* * *Ker·ze<-, -n>[ˈkɛrtsə]feine \Kerze machen to do a shoulder stand* * *die; Kerze, Kerzen1) candle2) (ZündKerze) spark plug; sparking plug3) (Turnen) shoulder stand* * *3. Turnen: shoulder stand4. beim Fußball:produzieren sky the ball* * *die; Kerze, Kerzen1) candle2) (ZündKerze) spark plug; sparking plug3) (Turnen) shoulder stand* * *-n f.candle n. -
59 Konjunkturentwicklung
* * *Kon·junk·tur·ent·wick·lungf ÖKON economic developmentinternationale \Konjunkturentwicklung global economic development* * * -
60 Kostenentwicklung
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