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Definition
Synonym
Aufzuchtfutter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Aufzuchtfutter
n
(Viehzucht)
agr.
growing ration; rearing feed (livestock farming)
Aufzuchtfutter
n
(Viehzucht)
agr.
growing ration; rearing feed (livestock farming)
Zucht
f
, Züchtung
f
, Aufzucht
f
breeding
Aufzucht, zuechtend
breeding
Zucht
f
; Aufzucht
f
; Züchten
n
; Züchtung
f
(von Tieren)
agr.
zool.
breeding (of animals)
Aufzucht
f
; Züchten
n
rearing
Aufzuchtbatterie
f
(Geflügelhaltung Vogelhaltung)
agr.
Aufzuchtbatterien
pl
rearing battery (poultry rearing bird rearing)
rearing batteries
Aufzuchtbatterie
f
(Geflügelhaltung, Vogelhaltung)
agr.
Aufzuchtbatterien
pl
rearing battery (poultry rearing, bird rearing)
rearing batteries
Aufzuchtbereich
m
(Viehzucht)
agr.
Aufzuchtbereiche
pl
rearing area (livestock farming)
rearing areas
Aufzuchtbucht
f
(Viehzucht)
agr.
Aufzuchtbuchten
pl
rearing pen (livestock farming)
rearing pens
Aufzuchtergebnis
n
(Viehzucht)
agr.
rearing proportion; survival rate (livestock farming)
Aufzuchtfutter
n
(Viehzucht)
agr.
growing ration; rearing feed (livestock farming)
Aufzuchtkäfig
n
(Viehzucht)
agr.
Aufzuchtkäfige
pl
rearing cage (livestock farming)
rearing cages
Aufzuchtleistung
f
(Viehzucht)
agr.
rearing performance (livestock farming)
Aufzuchtstall
m
(Viehzucht)
agr.
Aufzuchtställe
pl
Ferkelaufzuchtstall
m
rearing house; maternity (livestock farming)
rearing houses
piglet rearing house
Aufzuchtstation
f
(Tierhaltung)
agr.
Aufzuchtstationen
pl
rearing centre; rearing station (animal husbandry)
rearing centres; rearing stations
Aufzuchtsystem
n
(Viehzucht)
agr.
Aufzuchtsysteme
pl
breeding system (livestock farming)
breeding systems
Aufzuchtsysteme
pl
techn.
breeding systems
Deutsche
Aufzuchtfutter Synonyme
Englische
growing ration; rearing feed Synonyme
growing
architecture
assembly
blooming
blossoming
budding
building
burgeoning
callow
casting
composition
construction
conversion
crafting
craftsmanship
creation
crescendoing
crescent
cultivation
developed
devising
dewy
elaboration
erection
expanding
extraction
fabrication
fashioning
florescent
flourishing
flowering
formation
forming
formulation
framing
full-fledged
full-grown
fully developed
green
green thumb
grown
grown-up
handicraft
handiwork
harvesting
hypertrophied
immature
impubic
increasing
incremental
inexperienced
ingenuous
innocent
intact
intensifying
juicy
lengthening
machining
making
manufacture
manufacturing
mature
milling
mining
minor
molding
multiplying
naive
new-fledged
on the increase
overdeveloped
overgrown
prefabrication
preparation
processing
producing
proliferating
raising
raw
rearing
refining
ripening
sappy
shaping
smelting
snowballing
spreading
sprouting
swelling
tender
thriving
tightening
unadult
underage
undeveloped
unfledged
unformed
unlicked
unmellowed
unripe
unseasoned
vernal
virginal
waxing
workmanship
Aufzuchtfutter Definition
Baby
farming
(
)
The
business
of
keeping
a
baby
farm.
Farming
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Farm
Farming
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
agriculture
Farming
(
n.
)
The
business
of
cultivating
land.
Feed
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Fee
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
give
food
to
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
satisfy
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
the
wants
of
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
nourish,
in
a
general
sense
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
graze
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
give
for
food,
especially
to
animals
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
(the
material
to
be
operated
upon)
to
a
machine
Feed
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
progressive
operation
upon
or
with
(as
in
wood
and
metal
working
machines,
so
that
the
work
moves
to
the
cutting
tool,
or
the
tool
to
the
work).
Feed
(
v.
i.)
To
take
food
Feed
(
v.
i.)
To
subject
by
eating
Feed
(
v.
i.)
To
be
nourished,
strengthened,
or
satisfied,
as
if
by
food.
Feed
(
v.
i.)
To
place
cattle
to
feed
Feed
(
n.
)
That
which
is
eaten
Feed
(
n.
)
A
grazing
or
pasture
ground.
Feed
(
n.
)
An
allowance
of
provender
given
to
a
horse,
cow,
etc.
Feed
(
n.
)
A
meal,
or
the
act
of
eating.
Feed
(
n.
)
The
water
supplied
to
steam
boilers.
Feed
(
n.
)
The
motion,
or
act,
of
carrying
forward
the
stuff
to
be
operated
upon,
as
cloth
to
the
needle
in
a
sewing
machine
Feed
(
n.
)
The
supply
of
material
to
a
machine,
as
water
to
a
steam
boiler,
coal
to
a
furnace,
or
grain
to
a
run
of
stones.
Feed
(
n.
)
The
mechanism
by
which
the
action
of
feeding
is
produced
Growing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Grow
Ration
(
n.
)
A
fixed
daily
allowance
of
provisions
assigned
to
a
soldier
in
the
army,
or
a
sailor
in
the
navy,
for
his
subsistence.
Ration
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
certain
portion
or
fixed
amount
dealt
out
Ration
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
rations,
as
a
regiment.
Rearing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Rear
Stall-feed
(
v.
t.)
To
feed
and
fatten
in
a
stall
or
on
dry
fodder
growing ration; rearing feed (livestock farming) Bedeutung
farming
land
agriculture
considered
as
an
occupation
or
way
of
life,
farming
is
a
strenuous
life,
there's
no
work
on
the
land
any
more
drip
feed
the
administration
of
a
solution
(blood
or
saline
or
plasma
etc.)
one
drop
at
a
time
farming
agriculture
husbandry
the
practice
of
cultivating
the
land
or
raising
stock
arboriculture
tree
farming
the
cultivation
of
tree
for
the
production
of
timber
dairying
dairy
farming
the
business
of
a
dairy
hydroponics
aquiculture
tank
farming
a
technique
of
growing
plants
(without
soil)
in
water
containing
dissolved
nutrients
mixed
farming
growing
crops
and
feed
and
livestock
all
on
the
same
farm
subsistence
farming
farming
that
provides
for
the
basic
needs
of
the
farmer
without
surpluses
for
marketing
truck
farming
growing
vegetables
for
the
market
breeding
bringing
up
fostering
fosterage
nurture
raising
rearing
upbringing
helping
someone
grow
up
to
be
an
accepted
member
of
the
community,
they
debated
whether
nature
or
nurture
was
more
important
livestock
stock
farm
animal
any
animals
kept
for
use
or
profit
bunk
feed
bunk
a
long
trough
for
feeding
cattle
lubricating
system
force-feed
lubricating
system
force
feed
pressure-feed
lubricating
system
pressure
feed
mechanical
system
of
lubricating
internal
combustion
engines
in
which
a
pump
forces
oil
into
the
engine
bearings
c
methamphetamine
methamphetamine
hydrochloride
Methedrine
meth
deoxyephedrine
chalk
chicken
feed
crank
glass
ice
shabu
trash
an
amphetamine
derivative
(trade
name
Methedrine)
used
in
the
form
of
a
crystalline
hydrochloride,
used
as
a
stimulant
to
the
nervous
system
and
as
an
appetite
suppressant
paper
feed
a
device
for
inserting
sheets
of
paper
into
a
printer
or
typewriter,
the
job
was
delayed
because
the
paper
feed
was
clogged
raising
rearing
nurture
the
properties
acquired
as
a
consequence
of
the
way
you
were
treated
as
a
child
growing
pains
problems
that
arise
in
enlarging
an
enterprise
(especially
in
the
early
stages)
ration
card
a
card
certifying
the
bearer's
right
to
purchase
rationed
goods
growing
pains
emotional
distress
arising
during
adolescence
ration
the
food
allowance
for
one
day
(especially
for
service
personnel),
the
rations
should
be
nutritionally
balanced
field
ration
rations
issued
for
United
States
troops
in
the
field
K
ration
a
small
package
of
emergency
rations,
issued
to
United
States
troops
in
World
War
II
corn
gluten
feed
a
feed
consisting
primarily
of
corn
gluten
feed
provender
food
for
domestic
livestock
creep
feed
feed
given
to
young
animals
isolated
in
a
creep
feed
grain
grain
grown
for
cattle
feed
chicken
feed
scratch
dry
mash
for
poultry
bird
feed
bird
food
birdseed
food
given
to
birds,
usually
mixed
seeds
farmland
farming
area
a
rural
area
where
farming
is
practiced
ration
a
fixed
portion
that
is
allotted
(especially
in
times
of
scarcity)
growing
(electronics)
the
production
of
(semiconductor)
crystals
by
slow
crystallization
from
the
molten
state
growth
growing
maturation
development
ontogeny
ontogenesis
(biology)
the
process
of
an
individual
organism
growing
organically,
a
purely
biological
unfolding
of
events
involved
in
an
organism
changing
gradually
from
a
simple
to
a
more
complex
level,
he
proposed
an
indicator
of
osseous
development
in
children
line
feed
the
operation
that
prepares
for
the
next
character
to
be
printed
or
displayed
on
the
next
line
growing
pains
pain
in
muscles
or
joints
sometimes
experienced
by
children
and
often
attributed
to
rapid
growth
growing
season
the
season
during
which
a
crop
grows
best
feed
feed
in
introduce
continuously,
feed
carrots
into
a
food
processor
fertilize
fertilise
feed
provide
with
fertilizers
or
add
nutrients
to,
We
should
fertilize
soil
if
we
want
to
grow
healthy
plants
feed
back
respond
to
a
query
or
outcome
feed
give
give
food
to,
Feed
the
starving
children
in
India,
don't
give
the
child
this
tough
meat
force-feed
feed
someone
who
will
not
or
cannot
eat
feed
eat
take
in
food,
used
of
animals
only,
This
dog
doesn't
eat
certain
kinds
of
meat,
What
do
whales
eat?
feed
serve
as
food
for,
be
the
food
for,
This
dish
feeds
six
feed
feed
into,
supply,
Her
success
feeds
her
vanity
feed
provide
as
food,
Feed
the
guests
the
nuts
feed
feast
gratify,
feed
one's
eyes
on
a
gorgeous
view
feed
on
feed
upon
be
sustained
by,
He
fed
on
the
great
ideas
of
her
mentor
prey
feed
profit
from
in
an
exploitatory
manner,
He
feeds
on
her
insecurity
run
flow
feed
course
move
along,
of
liquids,
Water
flowed
into
the
cave,
the
Missouri
feeds
into
the
Mississippi
ration
ration
out
distribute
in
rations,
as
in
the
army,
Cigarettes
are
rationed
ration
restrict
the
consumption
of
a
relatively
scarce
commodity,
as
during
war,
Bread
was
rationed
during
the
siege
of
the
city
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