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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Bio
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Bio
mĂŒll
m
;
Bio
abfÀlle
pl
envir.
bio
-waste; organic waste;
bio
degradable waste
Aerosol
n
chem.
Aerosole
pl
Bio
aerosol
n
aerosol
aerosols
bio
aerosol
Bio
akkumulation
f
bio
chem.
bio
accumulation
Bio
akkumulation
f
bio
l.
envir.
bio
accumulation
Bio
akustik
f
; Tierstimmenforschung
f
bio
acoustics; animal sounds research
Akustik
f
; Schall- und Klanglehre
f
phys.
Strömungsakustik
f
Bio
akustik
f
; Tierstimmenforschung
f
acoustics
aeroacoustics
bio
acoustics; animal sounds research
Bio
angriff
m
mil.
Bio
angriffe
pl
bio
attack
bio
attacks
Bio
astronomie
f
; Weltraum
bio
logie
f
; Astro
bio
logie
f
astron.
bio
l.
bio
astronomy; space
bio
logy; astro
bio
logy
Bio
bank
f
(
bio
logische PrĂ€parate mit dazugehörigen Patientendaten fĂŒr wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen)
med.
sci.
bio
repository;
bio
bank (
bio
specimen and associated patient data for scientific investigation)
Bio
bauer
m
;
Bio
landwirt
m
; Ăkobauer
m
agr.
envir.
Bio
bauern
pl
;
Bio
landwirte
pl
; Ăkobauern
pl
organic farmer
organic farmers
Landwirtschaft betreiben; als Landwirt tÀtig sein; Landwirt sein
v
agr.
Bio
bauer sein
to practise farming; to farm; to be a farmer
to farm organically
Brennstoff
m
; Brennmaterial
n
(fĂŒr Heizungen, Kraftwerke)
Brennstoffe
pl
Abfallbrennstoff
m
Bio
massebrennstoff
m
;
bio
gener Brennstoff
m
;
Bio
brennstoff
m
; Brennstoff aus
Bio
masse; Brennstoff aus nachwachsenden Rohstoffen
FlĂŒssigbrennstoff
m
fossiler Brennstoff; konventioneller Brennstoff; Fossilbrennstoff
m
fester Brennstoff; Festbrennstoff
m
gasförmiger Brennstoff; Brenngas
n
rĂŒckgefĂŒhrter Brennstoff (Kerntechnik)
schwieriger Brennstoff
ohne Treibstoff
mit zwei verschiedenen Brennstoffen
Brennstoff aus MĂŒll
fuel (for heatings, power stations)
fuels
hog fuel; waste fuel
bio
mass fuel;
bio
logical fuel;
bio
-based fuel;
bio
fuel; agrofuel
liquid fuel
fossil fuel
solid fuel; combustible
gaseous fuel
thermal recycle fuel (nuclear engineering)
problem fuel
unfueled
dualfuel
refuse-derived fuel
Bio
brennstoffzelle
f
Bio
brennstoffzellen
pl
bio
fuel cell
bio
fuel cells
Krabbenaugengrundel
f
(Signigobius
bio
cellatus)
zool.
two-spot goby
Palembang-Kugelfisch
m
(Tetraodon
bio
cellatus)
zool.
figure-eight puffer
Dendrochirus-Feuerfische
pl
(Dendrochirus) (zoologische Gattung)
zool.
Hawaii-Zwergfeuerfisch
m
(Dendrochirus barberi)
Kurzflossen-Zwergfeuerfisch
m
(Dendrochirus brachypterus)
Pfauenaugen-Zwergfeuerfisch
m
(Dendrochirus
bio
cellatus)
schöner Zwergfeuerfisch
m
(Dendrochirus bellus)
Zebra-Zwergfeuerfisch
m
(Dendrochirus zebra)
dendrochirus lionfish (zoological genus)
Hawaiian lionfish
fuzzy dwarf lionfish
twinspot lionfish; Fu Manchu lionfish; twospot turkeyfish
peppermint lionfish
zebra lionfish; zebra turkeyfish
Adrenalin
n
, Epinephrin
n
bio
chem.
adrenalin, epinephrine, epinephrin
Alanin
n
bio
chem.
Alanine
AminosÀure
f
bio
chem.
amino acid
Aminotransferase
f
bio
chem.
transaminase
Arginin
n
bio
chem.
Arginine
Asparagin
n
bio
chem.
Asparagine
AsparaginsÀure
f
bio
chem.
Aspartic Acid
Bindungsprotein
n
, Ligand
m
bio
chem.
ligand
Chlorophyll
n
, BlattgrĂŒn
n
bio
chem.
chlorophyll
Cholesterin
n
med.
bio
chem.
cholesterol
Cortisol
n
, Hydrocortison
f
bio
chem.
cortisol, hydrocortisone
Cystein
n
bio
chem.
Cysteine
Dopamin
n
med.
bio
chem.
dopamine
Glutamin
n
bio
chem.
Glutamine
GlutaminsÀure
f
bio
chem.
Glutamic Acid
Glycin
n
bio
chem.
Glycine
Histamin
n
bio
chem.
histamine
Histidin
n
bio
chem.
Histidine
Isoleucin
n
bio
chem.
Isoleucine
Leucin
n
bio
chem.
Leucine
Lipid
n
, fettÀhnlicher Stoff
bio
chem.
Lipide
pl
, fettÀhnliche Stoffe
lipid
lipids
Lipoprotein
n
bio
chem.
Lipoproteine
pl
lipoprotein
lipoproteins
Liposom
n
bio
chem.
Liposome
pl
liposome
liposomes
Lysin
n
bio
chem.
Lysine
Maltose
f
bio
chem.
maltose
Melamin
n
bio
chem.
melamine
Melanin
n
bio
chem.
melanin
Metabolit
m
(Substanz beim Stoffwechsel)
bio
chem.
metabolite
Methionin
n
bio
chem.
Methionine
Myosin
n
bio
chem.
myosin
Neurotransmitter
m
, nervale ĂbertrĂ€gerstoffe
bio
chem.
neurotransmitter
Noradrenalin
n
bio
chem.
norepinephrine
Phenylalanin
n
bio
chem.
Phenylalanine
Polyphenoloxidase
f
(PPO)
bio
chem.
polyphenoloxidase
Prolin
n
bio
chem.
Proline
Protease
f
bio
chem.
protease
Serin
n
bio
chem.
Serine
Serotonin
n
bio
chem.
serotonin
Threonin
n
bio
chem.
Threonine
Tryptophan
n
bio
chem.
Tryptophan
Tyrosin
n
bio
chem.
Tyrosine
Valin
n
bio
chem.
Valine
A
bio
genese
f
(Entstehung organischer Materie aus anorganischer)
bio
chem.
a
bio
genesis
AbscisinsÀure
f
ABS
bio
chem.
abscissic acid ABA
Abweichung
f
; Anomalie
f
; AbnormitÀt
f
; Aberration
f
sci.
; UnregelmĂ€Ăigkeit
f
Abweichungen
pl
; Anomalien
pl
; AbnormitÀten
pl
; Aberrationen
pl
; UnregelmĂ€Ăigkeiten
pl
Chromosomenabweichung
f
; Chromosomenaberration
f
bio
chem.
aberration; anomaly; abnormality
aberrations; anomalies; abnormalities
chromosomal aberration; chromosomal anomaly; chromosomal abnormality
Acetylcholin
n
ACh
bio
chem.
acetylcholine
Adrenalin
n
; Epinephrin
n
bio
chem.
adrenalin; epinephrine; epinephrin
Adrenozeptor
m
; adrenerge Rezeptor
m
bio
chem.
Adrenozeptoren
pl
; adrenerge Rezeptoren
pl
adrenoceptor; adrenergic receptor
adrenoceptors; adrenergic receptors
Adventitiazelle
f
bio
chem.
Adventitiazellen
pl
adventitial cell
adventitial cells
Aktin
n
bio
chem.
actin
Aktinfilament
n
bio
chem.
Aktinfilamente
pl
actin filament
actin filaments
Aktinomyzin
n
bio
chem.
actinomycin
Aldehydmutase
f
bio
chem.
aldehyde mutase
Alkoholoxidase
f
bio
chem.
(Enzym)
alcohol oxidase
Deutsche
Bio Synonyme
Englische
bio-waste; organic waste; biodegradable waste Synonyme
Bio Definition
Organic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
an
organ
or
its
functions,
or
to
objects
composed
of
organs
Organic
(
a.
)
Produced
by
the
organs
Organic
(
a.
)
Instrumental
Organic
(
a.
)
Forming
a
whole
composed
of
organs.
Hence:
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
system
of
organs
Organic
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
denoting,
any
one
of
the
large
series
of
substances
which,
in
nature
or
origin,
are
connected
with
vital
processes,
and
include
many
substances
of
artificial
production
which
may
or
may
not
occur
in
animals
or
plants
Waste
(
a.
)
Desolate
Waste
(
a.
)
Lying
unused
Waste
(
a.
)
Lost
for
want
of
occupiers
or
use
Waste
(
a.
)
To
bring
to
ruin
Waste
(
a.
)
To
wear
away
by
degrees
Waste
(
a.
)
To
spend
unnecessarily
or
carelessly
Waste
(
a.
)
To
damage,
impair,
or
injure,
as
an
estate,
voluntarily,
or
by
suffering
the
buildings,
fences,
etc.,
to
go
to
decay.
Waste
(
v.
i.)
To
be
diminished
Waste
(
v.
i.)
To
procure
or
sustain
a
reduction
of
flesh
Waste
(
v.
)
The
act
of
wasting,
or
the
state
of
being
wasted
Waste
(
v.
)
That
which
is
wasted
or
desolate
Waste
(
v.
)
That
which
is
of
no
value
Waste
(
v.
)
Spoil,
destruction,
or
injury,
done
to
houses,
woods,
fences,
lands,
etc.,
by
a
tenant
for
life
or
for
years,
to
the
prejudice
of
the
heir,
or
of
him
in
reversion
or
remainder.
Waste
(
v.
)
Old
or
abandoned
workings,
whether
left
as
vacant
space
or
filled
with
refuse.
bio-waste; organic waste; biodegradable waste Bedeutung
laying
waste
ruin
ruining
ruination
wrecking
destruction
achieved
by
causing
something
to
be
wrecked
or
ruined
waste
wastefulness
dissipation
useless
or
profitless
activity,
using
or
expending
or
consuming
thoughtlessly
or
carelessly,
if
the
effort
brings
no
compensating
gain
it
is
a
waste,
mindless
dissipation
of
natural
resources
waste
of
effort
waste
of
energy
a
useless
effort
waste
of
material
a
useless
consumption
of
material
waste
of
money
money
spent
for
inadequate
return,
the
senator
said
that
the
project
was
a
waste
of
money
waste
of
time
the
devotion
of
time
to
a
useless
activity,
the
waste
of
time
could
prove
fatal
waste
permissive
waste
(law)
reduction
in
the
value
of
an
estate
caused
by
act
or
neglect
drain
drainpipe
waste
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
liquid
is
carried
away
organic
light-emitting
diode
OLED
a
self-luminous
diode
(it
glows
when
an
electrical
field
is
applied
to
the
electrodes)
that
does
not
require
backlighting
or
diffusers
wastepaper
basket
waste-paper
basket
wastebasket
waste
basket
circular
file
a
container
with
an
open
top,
for
discarded
paper
and
other
rubbish
thriftlessness
waste
wastefulness
the
trait
of
wasting
resources,
a
life
characterized
by
thriftlessness
and
waste,
the
wastefulness
of
missed
opportunities
body
organic
structure
physical
structure
the
entire
structure
of
an
organism
(an
animal,
plant,
or
human
being),
he
felt
as
if
his
whole
body
were
on
fire
organic
chemistry
the
chemistry
of
compounds
containing
carbon
(originally
defined
as
the
chemistry
of
substances
produced
by
living
organisms
but
now
extended
to
substances
synthesized
artificially)
theory
of
evolution
theory
of
organic
evolution
evolutionism
(biology)
a
scientific
theory
of
the
origin
of
species
of
plants
and
animals
fundamental
law
organic
law
constitution
law
determining
the
fundamental
political
principles
of
a
government
barren
waste
wasteland
an
uninhabited
wilderness
that
is
worthless
for
cultivation,
the
barrens
of
central
Africa,
the
trackless
wastes
of
the
desert
dump
garbage
dump
trash
dump
rubbish
dump
wasteyard
waste-yard
dumpsite
a
piece
of
land
where
waste
materials
are
dumped
toxic
waste
dump
toxic
waste
site
toxic
dumpsite
a
location
where
toxic
wastes
can
be
or
have
been
disposed
of
(often
illegally)
toxic
site
toxic
waste
area
Superfund
site
a
site
where
toxic
wastes
have
been
dumped
and
the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
has
designated
them
to
be
cleaned
up
organic
phenomenon
(biology)
a
natural
phenomenon
involving
living
plants
and
animals
evolution
organic
evolution
phylogeny
phylogenesis
(biology)
the
sequence
of
events
involved
in
the
evolutionary
development
of
a
species
or
taxonomic
group
of
organisms
organic
process
biological
process
a
process
occurring
in
living
organisms
organic
disorder
disorder
caused
by
a
detectable
physiological
or
structural
change
in
an
organ
acute
brain
disorder
acute
organic
brain
syndrome
any
disorder
(as
sudden
confusion
or
disorientation)
in
an
otherwise
normal
person
that
is
due
to
reversible
(temporary)
impairment
of
brain
tissues
(as
by
head
injuries
or
drugs
or
infection)
organic
brain
syndrome
mental
abnormality
resulting
from
disturbance
of
the
structure
or
function
of
the
brain
biodegradable
pollution
pollution
that
is
rendered
harmless
by
natural
processes
and
so
causes
no
permanent
harm
organic
compound
any
compound
of
carbon
and
another
element
or
a
radical
body
waste
excretion
excreta
excrement
excretory
product
waste
matter
(as
urine
or
sweat
but
especially
feces)
discharged
from
the
body
human
waste
the
body
wastes
of
human
beings
waste
waste
material
waste
matter
waste
product
any
materials
unused
and
rejected
as
worthless
or
unwanted,
they
collect
the
waste
once
a
week,
much
of
the
waste
material
is
carried
off
in
the
sewers
garbage
refuse
food
waste
scraps
food
that
is
discarded
(as
from
a
kitchen)
toxic
waste
toxic
industrial
waste
poisonous
waste
materials,
can
cause
injury
(especially
by
chemical
means)
organic
organic
fertilizer
organic
fertiliser
a
fertilizer
that
is
derived
from
animal
or
vegetable
matter
high-level
radioactive
waste
radioactive
waste
that
left
in
a
nuclear
reactor
after
the
nuclear
fuel
has
been
consumed
low-level
radioactive
waste
(medicine)
radioactive
waste
consisting
of
objects
that
have
been
briefly
exposed
to
radioactivity
(as
in
certain
medical
tests)
radioactive
waste
useless
radioactive
materials
that
are
left
after
some
laboratory
or
commercial
process
is
completed
waste
paper
paper
discarded
after
use
waste
rot
become
physically
weaker,
Political
prisoners
are
wasting
away
in
many
prisons
all
over
the
world
lay
waste
to
waste
devastate
desolate
ravage
scourge
cause
extensive
destruction
or
ruin
utterly,
The
enemy
lay
waste
to
the
countryside
after
the
invasion
waste
emaciate
macerate
cause
to
grow
thin
or
weak,
The
treatment
emaciated
him
pine
away
waste
languish
lose
vigor,
health,
or
flesh,
as
through
grief,
After
her
husband
died,
she
just
pined
away
consume
squander
waste
ware
spend
extravagantly,
waste
not,
want
not
waste
use
inefficiently
or
inappropriately,
waste
heat,
waste
a
joke
on
an
unappreciative
audience
neutralize
neutralise
liquidate
waste
knock
off
do
in
get
rid
of
(someone
who
may
be
a
threat)
by
killing,
The
mafia
liquidated
the
informer,
the
double
agent
was
neutralized
waste
run
off
run
off
as
waste,
The
water
wastes
back
into
the
ocean
waste
get
rid
of,
We
waste
the
dirty
water
by
channeling
it
into
the
sewer
waste
blow
squander
spend
thoughtlessly,
throw
away,
He
wasted
his
inheritance
on
his
insincere
friends,
You
squandered
the
opportunity
to
get
and
advanced
degree
d
bum
bum
around
bum
about
arse
around
arse
about
fuck
off
loaf
frig
around
waste
one's
time
lounge
around
loll
loll
around
lounge
about
be
lazy
or
idle,
Her
son
is
just
bumming
around
all
day
constituent(a)
constitutional
constitutive(a)
organic
constitutional
in
the
structure
of
something
(especially
your
physical
makeup)
organic
involving
or
affecting
physiology
or
bodily
organs,
an
organic
disease
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