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Definition
Synonym
Clubtheorie
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Clubtheorie
f
; Klubtheorie
f
econ.
club theory
Clubtheorie
f
; Klubtheorie
f
econ.
club theory
Clubtheorie
f
; Klubtheorie
f
econ.
club theory
Deutsche
Clubtheorie Synonyme
Englische
club theory Synonyme
club
Elizabethan theater
Globe Theatre
Greek theater
affiliate
agate
alliance
ally
amphitheater
arena theater
associate
association
auditorium
ball
band together
baseball bat
baste
bastinado
bat
baths
baton
battering ram
battledore
bauble
be in cahoots
beat
belabor
belt
billy
billy
club
birch
blackjack
blocks
bludgeon
brotherhood
buffet
bunch
bunch up
cabal
cabaret
cane
casino
cement a union
centralize
checkerboard
chessboard
circle theater
club
together
club
house
cockhorse
combine
come together
company
concert hall
confederate
confraternity
confrerie
consociate
consortium
conspire
cooperate
cosh
country
club
couple
cowhide
cricket bat
cudgel
cue
cut
doll
doll carriage
drub
federalize
federate
federation
fellowship
ferule
flagellate
flail
flog
fraternal order
fraternity
fustigate
gambling house
gang
gang up
gathering place
gewgaw
gimcrack
give a whipping
give the stick
go in partners
go in partnership
golf
club
guild
hall
hangout
haunt
health resort
hobbyhorse
hook up with
horsewhip
house
jack-in-the-box
jacks
jackstones
jackstraws
join forces
join fortunes with
join together
join up with
join with
kickshaw
knickknack
knobkerrie
knout
lace
lambaste
lash
lay on
league
life preserver
little theater
lodge
mace
marble
marionette
marry
meeting place
mig
morning star
music hall
night spot
night
club
nightstick
opera
opera house
order
organization
organize
outdoor theater
paddle
pair
pair off
pandybat
paper doll
partner
pick-up sticks
pinwheel
pistol-whip
playhouse
plaything
pommel
pummel
puppet
purlieu
quarterstaff
racket
rag doll
rallying point
ram
rattan
rawhide
resort
rocking horse
rod
ruler
sandbag
scourge
secret society
shillelagh
showboat
sisterhood
smite
society
sodality
sorority
spa
spank
spontoon
sport
springs
staff
stamping ground
stand together
stand up with
stave
steelie
stick
club
by
affable
amiable
civil
club
bable
club
bish
communicative
companionable
companionate
compatible
congenial
courteous
fit for society
fond of society
friendly
genial
gregarious
hospitable
sociable
social
social-minded
urbane
club
foot
arch
bowlegs
camelback
cleft palate
crookback
defacement
deformation
deformity
digit
disfigurement
dog
extremity
fetlock
flatfoot
foot
forefoot
forepaw
freakishness
harefoot
harelip
heel
hoof
humpback
hunchback
instep
knock-knee
kyphosis
lordosis
malconformation
malformation
misproportion
misshape
monstrosity
mutilation
pad
pastern
patte
paw
pedal extremity
pedes
pes
pied
pug
sole
splayfoot
swayback
talipes
teratology
toe
tootsy
torticollis
trotter
truncation
ungula
valgus
wryneck
club
woman
Beau Brummel
Greek
affiliate
arbiter of fashion
associate
belonger
bon vivant
brother
card-carrier
card-carrying member
cardholder
charter member
clotheshorse
club
ber
club
man
committeeman
comrade
conventioneer
conventioner
conventionist
dandy
deb
debutante
dues-paying member
enlistee
enrollee
excellent companion
fashion plate
fashionable
fellow
fop
fraternity man
good company
good mixer
guildsman
honorary member
initiate
insider
joiner
life member
man-about-town
member
mixer
mondain
mondaine
night
club
habitue
one of us
playboy
pleasant company
pledge
sister
social lion
socialite
socius
sorority girl
sorority woman
subdeb
subdebutante
swinger
taste-maker
tone-setter
trend-setter
Clubtheorie Definition
Club
(
n.
)
A
heavy
staff
of
wood,
usually
tapering,
and
wielded
the
hand
Club
(
n.
)
Any
card
of
the
suit
of
cards
having
a
figure
like
the
trefoil
or
clover
leaf.
(pl.)
The
suit
of
cards
having
such
figure.
Club
(
n.
)
An
association
of
persons
for
the
promotion
of
some
common
object,
as
literature,
science,
politics,
good
fellowship,
etc.
Club
(
n.
)
A
joint
charge
of
expense,
or
any
person's
share
of
it
Club
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
with
a
club.
Club
(
v.
t.)
To
throw,
or
allow
to
fall,
into
confusion.
Club
(
v.
t.)
To
unite,
or
contribute,
for
the
accomplishment
of
a
common
end
Club
(
v.
t.)
To
raise,
or
defray,
by
a
proportional
assesment
Club
(
v.
i.)
To
form
a
club
Club
(
v.
i.)
To
pay
on
equal
or
proportionate
share
of
a
common
charge
or
expense
Club
(
v.
i.)
To
drift
in
a
current
with
an
anchor
out.
Club-rush
(
n.
)
A
rushlike
plant,
the
reed
mace
or
cat-tail,
or
some
species
of
the
genus
Scirpus.
See
Bulrush.
Club-shaped
(
a.
)
Enlarged
gradually
at
the
end,
as
the
antennae
of
certain
insects.
Theory
(
n.
)
A
doctrine,
or
scheme
of
things,
which
terminates
in
speculation
or
contemplation,
without
a
view
to
practice
Theory
(
n.
)
An
exposition
of
the
general
or
abstract
principles
of
any
science
Theory
(
n.
)
The
science,
as
distinguished
from
the
art
Theory
(
n.
)
The
philosophical
explanation
of
phenomena,
either
physical
or
moral
club theory Bedeutung
cabaret
nightclub
night
club
club
nightspot
a
spot
that
is
open
late
at
night
and
that
provides
entertainment
(as
singers
or
dancers)
as
well
as
dancing
and
food
and
drink,
don't
expect
a
good
meal
at
a
cabaret,
the
gossip
columnist
got
his
information
by
visiting
nightclubs
every
night,
he
played
the
drums
at
a
jazz
club
club
stout
stick
that
is
larger
at
one
end,
he
carried
a
club
in
self
defense,
he
felt
as
if
he
had
been
hit
with
a
club
club
a
playing
card
in
the
minor
suit
that
has
one
or
more
black
trefoils
on
it,
he
led
a
small
club,
clubs
were
trumps
club
car
lounge
car
railroad
car
having
a
bar
and
tables
and
lounge
chairs
club
drug
a
controlled
substance
that
is
usually
taken
by
young
people
at
dance
clubs
and
raves
clubhouse
club
a
building
that
is
occupied
by
a
social
club,
the
clubhouse
needed
a
new
roof
golf
club
golflub
club
golf
equipment
used
by
a
golfer
to
hit
a
golf
ball
golflub
head
club
head
club-head
clubhead
(golf)
the
head
of
the
club
which
strikes
the
ball
health
spa
spa
health
club
a
place
of
business
with
equipment
and
facilities
for
exercising
and
improving
physical
fitness
Indian
club
a
bottle-shaped
club
used
in
exercises
service
club
a
recreational
center
for
servicemen
supper
club
usually
a
small
luxurious
nightclub
truncheon
nightstick
baton
billy
billystick
billy
club
a
short
stout
club
used
primarily
by
policemen
big-bang
theory
big
bang
theory
(cosmology)
the
theory
that
the
universe
originated
sometime
betweenbillion
andbillion
years
ago
from
the
cataclysmic
explosion
of
a
small
volume
of
matter
at
extremely
high
density
and
temperature
steady
state
theory
continuous
creation
theory
(cosmology)
the
theory
that
the
universe
maintains
a
constant
average
density
with
matter
created
to
fill
the
void
left
by
galaxies
that
are
receding
from
each
other,
the
steady
state
theory
has
been
abandoned
in
favor
of
the
big
bang
theory
hypothesis
possibility
theory
a
tentative
insight
into
the
natural
world,
a
concept
that
is
not
yet
verified
but
that
if
true
would
explain
certain
facts
or
phenomena,
a
scientific
hypothesis
that
survives
experimental
testing
becomes
a
scientific
theory,
he
proposed
a
fresh
theory
of
alkalis
that
later
was
accepted
in
chemical
practices
M-theory
(particle
physics)
a
theory
that
involves
an
eleven-dimensional
universe
in
which
the
weak
and
strong
forces
and
gravity
are
unified
and
to
which
all
the
string
theories
belong
string
theory
(particle
physics)
a
theory
that
postulates
that
subatomic
particles
are
one-dimensional
strings
theory
a
belief
that
can
guide
behavior,
the
architect
has
a
theory
that
more
is
less,
they
killed
him
on
the
theory
that
dead
men
tell
no
tales
theory
a
well-substantiated
explanation
of
some
aspect
of
the
natural
world,
an
organized
system
of
accepted
knowledge
that
applies
in
a
variety
of
circumstances
to
explain
a
specific
set
of
phenomena,
theories
can
incorporate
facts
and
laws
and
tested
hypotheses,
true
in
fact
and
theory
theory
of
gravitation
theory
of
gravity
gravitational
theory
Newton's
theory
of
gravitation
(physics)
the
theory
that
any
two
particles
of
matter
attract
one
another
with
a
force
directly
proportional
to
the
product
of
their
masses
and
inversely
proportional
to
the
square
of
the
distance
between
them
preformation
theory
of
preformation
a
theory
(popular
in
the
th
century
and
now
discredited)
that
an
individual
develops
by
simple
enlargement
of
a
tiny
fully
formed
organism
(a
homunculus)
that
exists
in
the
germ
cell
scientific
theory
a
theory
that
explains
scientific
observations,
scientific
theories
must
be
falsifiable
field
theory
(physics)
a
theory
that
explains
a
physical
phenomenon
in
terms
of
a
field
and
the
manner
in
which
it
interacts
with
matter
or
with
other
fields
economic
theory
(economics)
a
theory
of
commercial
activities
(such
as
the
production
and
consumption
of
goods)
Malthusianism
Malthusian
theory
Malthus'
theory
that
population
increase
would
outpace
increases
in
the
means
of
subsistence
communications
communication
theory
the
discipline
that
studies
the
principles
of
transmiting
information
and
the
methods
by
which
it
is
delivered
(as
print
or
radio
or
television
etc.),
communications
is
his
major
field
of
study
set
theory
the
branch
of
pure
mathematics
that
deals
with
the
nature
and
relations
of
sets
group
theory
the
branch
of
mathematics
dealing
with
groups
Galois
theory
group
theory
applied
to
the
solution
of
algebraic
equations
probability
theory
theory
of
probability
the
branch
of
applied
mathematics
that
deals
with
probabilities
atomism
atomic
theory
atomist
theory
atomistic
theory
(chemistry)
any
theory
in
which
all
matter
is
composed
of
tiny
discrete
finite
indivisible
indestructible
particles,
the
ancient
Greek
philosophers
Democritus
and
Epicurus
held
atomic
theories
of
the
universe
holism
holistic
theory
the
theory
that
the
parts
of
any
whole
cannot
exist
and
cannot
be
understood
except
in
their
relation
to
the
whole,
holism
holds
that
the
whole
is
greater
than
the
sum
of
its
parts,
holistic
theory
has
been
applied
to
ecology
and
language
and
mental
states
atomic
theory
a
theory
of
the
structure
of
the
atom
Bohr
theory
(physics)
a
theory
of
atomic
structure
that
combined
Rutherford's
model
with
the
quantum
theory,
electrons
orbiting
a
nucleus
can
only
be
in
certain
stationary
energy
states
and
light
is
emitted
when
electrons
jump
from
one
energy
state
to
another
cell
theory
cell
doctrine
(biology)
the
theory
that
cells
form
the
fundamental
structural
and
functional
units
of
all
living
organisms,
proposed
in
by
Matthias
Schleiden
and
by
Theodor
Schwann
wave
theory
undulatory
theory
wave
theory
of
light
(physics)
the
theory
that
light
is
transmitted
as
waves
corpuscular
theory
corpuscular
theory
of
light
(physics)
the
theory
that
light
is
transmitted
as
a
stream
of
particles
kinetic
theory
kinetic
theory
of
gases
(physics)
a
theory
that
gases
consist
of
small
particles
in
random
motion
relativity
theory
of
relativity
relativity
theory
Einstein's
theory
of
relativity
(physics)
the
theory
that
space
and
time
are
relative
concepts
rather
than
absolute
concepts
general
relativity
general
theory
of
relativity
general
relativity
theory
Einstein's
general
theory
of
relativity
a
generalization
of
special
relativity
to
include
gravity
(based
on
the
principle
of
equivalence)
special
relativity
special
theory
of
relativity
special
relativity
theory
Einstein's
special
theory
of
relativity
a
physical
theory
of
relativity
based
on
the
assumption
that
the
speed
of
light
in
a
vacuum
is
a
constant
and
the
assumption
that
the
laws
of
physics
are
invariant
in
all
inertial
systems
quantum
theory
(physics)
a
physical
theory
that
certain
properties
occur
only
in
discrete
amounts
(quanta)
kinetic
theory
of
heat
a
theory
that
the
temperature
of
a
body
increases
when
kinetic
energy
increases
germ
theory
(medicine)
the
theory
that
all
contagious
diseases
are
caused
by
microorganisms
information
theory
(computer
science)
a
statistical
theory
dealing
with
the
limits
and
efficiency
of
information
processing
theory
of
dissociation
theory
of
electrolytic
dissociation
Arrhenius
theory
of
dissociation
(chemistry)
theory
that
describes
aqueous
solutions
in
terms
of
acids
(which
dissociate
to
give
hydrogen
ions)
and
bases
(which
dissociate
to
give
hydroxyl
ions),
the
product
of
an
acid
and
a
base
is
a
salt
and
water
theory
of
evolution
theory
of
organic
evolution
evolutionism
(biology)
a
scientific
theory
of
the
origin
of
species
of
plants
and
animals
theory
of
indicators
Ostwald's
theory
of
indicators
(chemistry)
the
theory
that
all
indicators
are
either
weak
acids
or
weak
bases
in
which
the
color
of
the
ionized
form
is
different
from
the
color
before
dissociation
theory
of
inheritance
(biology)
a
theory
of
how
characteristics
of
one
generation
are
derived
from
earlier
generations
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