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Definition
Synonym
Binsengew�chse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Binsengewächse
pl
; Simsengewächse
Ös.
pl
(Juncaceae) (botanische Famile)
bot.
rush family (botanical family)
Binsengewächse
pl
; Simsengewächse
pl
Ös.
(Juncaceae) (botanische Familie)
bot.
rush family (botanical family)
Binsengewächse
pl
; Simsengewächse
Ös.
pl
(Juncaceae) (botanische Famile)
bot.
rush family (botanical family)
Binsengewächse
pl
; Simsengewächse
pl
Ös.
(Juncaceae) (botanische Familie)
bot.
rush family (botanical family)
Spanischer Binsenginster
m
; Spanischer Ginster
m
; Bindenginster
m
; Pfriemenginster
m
(Spartium junceum)
bot.
Spanish broom; weaver's broom
Deutsche
Binsengew�chse Synonyme
Englische
rush family Synonyme
rush
Brownian movement
a continental
a curse
a damn
a darn
a hoot
accelerate
ado
advance
affluence
afflux
affluxion
aftergrass
aggravated assault
aggression
air speed
amphibious attack
angular motion
armed assault
ascending
ascent
assailing
assailment
assault
attack
axial motion
backflowing
backing
backward motion
bagatelle
bamboo
bang
banzai attack
bauble
bean
belch
bibelot
bit
blackmail
blitz
blitzkrieg
boil
bolt
boot
brass farthing
break
breakthrough
bundle
burst
burst of speed
bustle
button
buzz about
call
call for
cane
canter
career
cascade
celerity
cent
cereal
cereal plant
charge
chase
claim
climbing
commotion
concourse
confluence
conflux
contribution
corn
counterattack
counteroffensive
coup de main
course
crippling attack
crosscurrent
crowd
curio
current
dart
dash
dash at
dash off
dash on
dead run
dead set at
debouchment
defluxion
demand
demand for
descending
descent
descent on
dispatch
dissiliency
diversion
diversionary attack
dogtrot
double-time
downflow
downpour
downward motion
draft
drain
drift
driftage
drive
drive on
duty
ebb
ebbing
emergency
eructation
eruption
exaction
excitement
exigent
expedite
expedition
extortion
extortionate demand
farce
farinaceous plant
farthing
fastness
feather
ferment
festinate
fig
flank attack
flank speed
flare-up
flat-out speed
fleabite
fleet
flight
fling
flit
flood
flow
flow back
flow in
flow out
flowing
fluency
flurry
flush
flutter
flux
fly
fly at
fog
folderol
font
forage grass
forced draft
forward
forward motion
forwardness
fount
fountain
fribble
frippery
frontal attack
full gallop
fuss
gallop
gas attack
gaud
get cracking
get going
get moving
gewgaw
geyser
gimcrack
go off half-cocked
grain
graminaceous plant
grass
ground speed
gush
hair
halfpenny
hand gallop
harum-scarum
haste
hasten
hasten on
hastiness
head-on attack
headlong
rush
rush
ed
a bit previous
advanced
at the double
crowded
double-quick
double-time
far ahead
forward
half-baked
half-cocked
hard-pressed
hard-pushed
hard-run
hasty
hurried
ill-considered
impulsive
not firm
on the double
overhasty
oversoon
precipitate
precocious
premature
pressed
pressed for time
previous
pushed
too early
too soon
uncrystallized
unjelled
unmatured
unmeditated
unpremeditated
unprepared
unripe
untimely
rush
ing
abrupt
affluent
ascending
axial
back
back-flowing
backward
confluent
coursing
decurrent
defluent
descending
diffluent
down-trending
downward
drifting
flowing
fluent
fluxional
fluxive
flying
going
gulfy
gushing
gyrational
gyratory
hasty
headlong
hurried
impetuous
mazy
meandering
mounting
passing
plunging
pouring
precipitant
precipitous
profluent
progressive
racing
reflowing
refluent
regressive
retrogressive
rising
rotary
rotational
rotatory
running
serpentine
sideward
sinking
sluggish
soaring
streaming
sudden
surging
surgy
tidal
up-trending
upward
vortical
Binsengew�chse Definition
Botanical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
botany
Club-rush
(
n.
)
A
rushlike
plant,
the
reed
mace
or
cat-tail,
or
some
species
of
the
genus
Scirpus.
See
Bulrush.
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
collective
body
of
persons
who
live
in
one
house,
and
under
one
head
or
manager
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
group
comprising
a
husband
and
wife
and
their
dependent
children,
constituting
a
fundamental
unit
in
the
organization
of
society.
Family
(
v.
t.)
Those
who
descend
from
one
common
progenitor
Family
(
v.
t.)
Course
of
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
Honorable
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
kindred
or
closely
related
individuals
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than
a
genus,
because
it
is
usually
based
on
fewer
or
less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is
less
comprehesive
than
an
order
Rush
(
n.
)
A
name
given
to
many
aquatic
or
marsh-growing
endogenous
plants
with
soft,
slender
stems,
as
the
species
of
Juncus
and
Scirpus.
Rush
(
n.
)
The
merest
trifle
Rush
(
v.
i.)
To
move
forward
with
impetuosity,
violence,
and
tumultuous
rapidity
or
haste
Rush
(
v.
i.)
To
enter
into
something
with
undue
haste
and
eagerness,
or
without
due
deliberation
and
preparation
Rush
(
v.
t.)
To
push
or
urge
forward
with
impetuosity
or
violence
Rush
(
v.
t.)
To
recite
(a
lesson)
or
pass
(an
examination)
without
an
error.
Rush
(
n.
)
A
moving
forward
with
rapidity
and
force
or
eagerness
Rush
(
n.
)
Great
activity
with
pressure
Rush
(
n.
)
A
perfect
recitation.
Rush
(
n.
)
A
rusher
Rush
(
n.
)
The
act
of
running
with
the
ball.
Rush-bearing
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
rural
festival
at
the
dedication
of
a
church,
when
the
parishioners
brought
rushes
to
strew
the
church.
rush family (botanical family) Bedeutung
haste
hurry
rush
rushing
the
act
of
moving
hurriedly
and
in
a
careless
manner,
in
his
haste
to
leave
he
forgot
his
book
rush
rushing
(American
football)
an
attempt
to
advance
the
ball
by
running
into
the
line,
the
linebackers
were
ready
to
stop
a
rush
family
practice
family
medicine
medical
practice
that
provides
health
care
regardless
of
age
or
sex
while
placing
emphasis
on
the
family
unit
phytotherapy
herbal
therapy
botanical
medicine
the
use
of
plants
or
plant
extracts
for
medicinal
purposes
(especially
plants
that
are
not
part
of
the
normal
diet)
family
therapy
any
of
several
therapeutic
approaches
in
which
a
family
is
treated
as
a
whole
natural
family
planning
any
of
several
methods
of
family
planning
that
do
not
involve
sterilization
or
contraceptive
devices
or
drugs,
coitus
is
avoided
during
the
fertile
time
of
a
woman's
menstrual
cycle
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
basal
body
temperature
method
of
family
planning
basal
body
temperature
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
of
the
woman's
menstrual
cycle
is
inferred
by
noting
the
rise
in
basal
body
temperature
that
typically
occurs
with
ovulation
ovulation
method
of
family
planning
ovulation
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
is
inferred
from
changes
in
the
character
and
quantity
of
cervical
mucus,
ovulation
is
marked
by
an
increase
in
mucus
that
becomes
sticky
and
then
clearer
and
slippery
gold
rush
a
large
migration
of
people
to
a
newly
discovered
gold
field
bacteria
family
a
family
of
bacteria
Rhizobiaceae
family
Rhizobiaceae
a
small
family
of
rod-shaped
bacteria
Bacillaceae
family
Bacillaceae
typically
rod-shaped
usually
Gram-positive
bacteria
that
produce
endospores
Myxophyceae
family
Myxophyceae
Schizophyceae
family
Schizophyceae
former
terms
for
Cyanophyceae
Nostocaceae
family
Nostocaceae
blue-green
algae
Oscillatoriaceae
family
Oscillatoriaceae
blue
green
algae
Pseudomonodaceae
family
Pseudomonodaceae
rod-shaped
Gram-negative
bacteria,
include
important
plant
and
animal
pathogens
Athiorhodaceae
family
Athiorhodaceae
small
motile
sulphur
bacteria
Nitrobacteriaceae
family
Nitrobacteriaceae
usually
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
oxidize
ammonia
or
nitrites:
nitrobacteria
Thiobacteriaceae
family
Thiobacteriaceae
free-living
coccoid
to
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
derive
energy
from
oxidizing
sulfur
or
sulfur
compounds
Spirillaceae
family
Spirillaceae
rigid
spirally
curved
elongate
bacteria
Bacteroidaceae
family
Bacteroidaceae
family
of
bacteria
living
usually
in
the
alimentary
canal
or
on
mucous
surfaces
of
warm-blooded
animals,
sometimes
associated
with
acute
infective
processes
Corynebacteriaceae
family
Corynebacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
mostly
Gram-positive
and
aerobic
and
nonmotile
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Enterobacteriaceae
family
Enterobacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
Gram-negative
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Rickettsiaceae
family
Rickettsiaceae
microorganism
resembling
bacteria
inhabiting
arthropod
tissues
but
capable
of
causing
disease
in
vertebrates
Chlamydiaceae
family
Chlamydiaceae
Gram-negative
parasites
in
warm-blooded
vertebrates
Mycoplasmataceae
family
Mycoplasmataceae
pleomorphic
Gram-negative
nonmotile
microorganism
similar
to
both
viruses
and
bacteria,
parasitic
in
mammals
Actinomycetaceae
family
Actinomycetaceae
filamentous
anaerobic
bacteria
Streptomycetaceae
family
Streptomycetaceae
higher
bacteria
typically
aerobic
soil
saprophytes
Mycobacteriaceae
family
Mycobacteriaceae
a
family
of
bacteria
Polyangiaceae
family
Polyangiaceae
Myxobacteriaceae
family
Myxobacteriaceae
bacteria
living
mostly
in
soils
and
on
dung
Micrococcaceae
family
Micrococcaceae
spherical
or
elliptical
usually
aerobic
eubacteria
that
produce
yellow
or
orange
or
red
pigment,
includes
toxin-producing
forms
as
well
as
harmless
commensals
and
saprophytes
Lactobacillaceae
family
Lactobacillaceae
Lactobacteriaceae
family
Lactobacteriaceae
lactic
acid
bacteria
and
important
pathogens,
bacteria
that
ferment
carbohydrates
chiefly
into
lactic
acid
Spirochaetaceae
family
Spirochaetaceae
large
coarsely
spiral
bacteria,
free-living
in
fresh
or
salt
water
or
commensal
in
bodies
of
oysters
Treponemataceae
family
Treponemataceae
small
spirochetes
some
parasitic
or
pathogenic
protoctist
family
any
of
the
families
of
Protoctista
Endamoebidae
family
Endamoebidae
a
large
family
of
endoparasitic
amebas
that
invade
the
digestive
tract
Globigerinidae
family
Globigerinidae
a
family
of
protoctists
Nummulitidae
family
Nummulitidae
a
family
of
fossil
protoctists
Arcellidae
family
Arcellidae
soil
and
freshwater
protozoa,
cosmopolitan
in
distribution
Tribonemaceae
family
Tribonemaceae
simple
filamentous
freshwater
yellow-green
algae
Laminariaceae
family
Laminariaceae
large
family
of
marine
brown
algae
including
many
economically
important
large
kelps
chiefly
of
northern
waters
Fucaceae
family
Fucaceae
small
family
of
brown
algae:
gulfweeds,
rockweeds
Euglenaceae
family
Euglenaceae
considered
green
algae
Ulvaceae
family
Ulvaceae
sea-lettuce
family
thin
flat
or
tubular
green
algae
Volvocaceae
family
Volvocaceae
unicellular
or
colonial
biflagellate
free-swimming
flagellates
Chlamydomonadaceae
family
Chlamydomonadaceae
green
algae
some
of
which
are
colored
red
by
hematochrome
Zygnemataceae
family
Zygnemataceae
pond
scums:
common
freshwater
algae
forming
green
slimy
masses
Oedogoniaceae
family
Oedogoniaceae
filamentous
green
algae
Characeae
family
Characeae
green
algae
superficially
resembling
horsetail
ferns:
stoneworts
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