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Definition
Synonym
Haftdauer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Haftdauer
f
jur.
period of detention; term of custody
Haftdauer
f
; Dauer
f
der Haft; Haftzeit
f
jur.
period of detention; term of custody
Haftdauer
f
jur.
period of detention; term of custody
Haftdauer
f
; Dauer
f
der Haft; Haftzeit
f
jur.
period of detention; term of custody
Deutsche
Haftdauer Synonyme
Englische
period of detention; term of custody Synonyme
period
Alexandrine
Archean
Archeozoic
Cambrian
Carboniferous
Cenozoic
Comanchean
Cretaceous
Devonian
Eocene
Glacial
Holocene
Lower Cretaceous
Lower Tertiary
Mesozoic
Miocene
Mississippian
Oligocene
Paleocene
Paleozoic
Pennsylvanian
Permian
Pleistocene
Pliocene
Precambrian
Proterozoic
Quaternary
Recent
Silurian
Tertiary
Triassic
Upper Cretaceous
Upper Tertiary
Z
accent
accentuation
adjectival phrase
aeon
age
amount
amphibrach
amphimacer
amplitude
anacrusis
anapest
annual
period
antinode
antispast
aphelion
apodosis
apogee
arsis
astronomical longitude
autumnal equinox
bacchius
baseball season
basketball season
bass passage
beat
boundary
bourdon
bridge
burden
cadence
caesura
caliber
catalexis
catamenia
catamenial discharge
catastrophe
ceasing
celestial equator
celestial longitude
celestial meridian
cessation
chloriamb
chloriambus
chorus
chronology
circle
clause
close
closing
closure
coda
cold season
colon
colures
comma
compass
concert season
conclusion
construction
consummation
continuity
counterpoint
courses
crack of doom
crest
cretic
culmination
curtain
curtains
cut
dactyl
days
de Broglie wave
death
decease
degree
denouement
destination
destiny
development
diaeresis
diffraction
dimeter
dipody
discontinuance
division
dochmiac
doom
dry season
duration
duree
ecliptic
effect
electromagnetic wave
elegiac
elegiac couplet
elegiac pentameter
emphasis
end
end point
ending
envoi
epilogue
epitrite
epoch
equator
equinoctial
equinoctial circle
equinoctial colure
equinox
era
eschatology
expiration
exposition
expression
extent
fate
feminine caesura
figure
final solution
final twitch
final words
finale
finality
finis
finish
flowers
folderol
foot
football season
frequency
frequency band
frequency spectrum
full stop
galactic longitude
geocentric longitude
geodetic longitude
goal
grade
great circle
guided wave
har
period
style
background
background detail
decorative composition
decorative style
design
detail
figure
foil
foreground detail
form
motif
national style
ornamental motif
pattern
repeated figure
setting
style
theme
touch
period
ic
alternate
articulated
beating
catenated
ceaseless
circling
concatenated
connected
constant
continual
continued
continuing
continuous
cyclic
cyclical
direct
editorial
endless
episodic
epochal
even
ever-recurring
every other
featureless
fluctuant
fluctuating
fluctuational
frequent
gapless
harmonic
haunting
immediate
incessant
interminable
intermittent
isochronal
isochronous
iterative
joined
jointless
journalese
journalistic
libratory
linked
magazinish
magaziny
measured
metronomic
monotonous
never-ending
newspaperish
newspapery
nonstop
nutational
occasional
on-again-off-again
oscillating
oscillatory
pendular
pendulous
perennial
period
ical
pulsing
reappearing
reciprocal
recurrent
recurring
regular
repeated
repetitive
reportorial
resonant
returning
revenant
rhythmic
rotary
round-the-clock
running
seamless
seasonal
serial
serried
smooth
sporadic
stable
steady
straight
thematic
thick-coming
twenty-four-hour
ubiquitous
unbroken
unceasing
undifferentiated
undulant
undulatory
unending
uniform
unintermitted
unintermittent
unintermitting
uninterrupted
unrelieved
unremitting
unstopped
vacillating
vacillatory
vibratile
vibrating
vibratory
wavelike
wavering
wheeling
period
ical
airing
almanac
alternate
annual
bandying
bimonthly
biweekly
book
broadcast
broadcasting
bruiting
bruiting about
circulation
daily
daybook
diary
diffusion
display
dissemination
ephemeris
evulgation
fortnightly
gazette
hebdomadal
isochronal
issuance
issue
journal
magazine
monthly
newsletter
newsmagazine
newspaper
organ
paper
pictorial
printing
promulgation
propagation
publication
publishing
quarterly
recurring
renew
review
serial
slick magazine
spread
spreading
spreading abroad
telecasting
trade magazine
ventilation
weekly
yearbook
period
icity
Indian file
alternation
annual
period
array
articulation
bank
baseball season
basketball season
beat
buzz
catena
catenation
chain
chain reaction
chaining
cold season
concatenation
concert season
connection
consecution
continuum
course
cycle
cyclicalness
descent
drone
dry season
endless belt
endless round
file
filiation
fluctuation
football season
frequency
frequency band
frequency spectrum
gamut
gradation
harmonic motion
hum
intermittence
intermittency
libration
line
lineage
meter
monotone
nexus
nutation
off season
oscillation
pendulation
pendulum
pendulum motion
period
period
icalness
piston motion
plenum
powder train
progression
pulsation
queue
rainy season
range
rank
reappearance
recurrence
regular wave motion
reoccurrence
resonance
resonance frequency
reticulation
return
rhythm
rotation
round
routine
row
run
scale
season
seasonableness
seasonality
sequence
series
single file
social season
spectrum
string
succession
swath
the season
thread
tier
time of year
train
undulation
vacillation
vibrancy
vibratility
vibration
wavering
windrow
period
ontic
allopathic
chiropodic
chiropractic
clinical
dental
exodontic
homeopathic
hydropathic
iatric
medical
naturopathic
neurological
obstetric
orthodontic
orthopedic
osteopathic
pediatric
prosthodontic
surgical
Haftdauer Definition
Alabama
period
(
)
A
period
in
the
American
eocene,
the
lowest
in
the
tertiary
age
except
the
lignitic.
Catskill
period
(
)
The
closing
subdivision
of
the
Devonian
age
in
America.
The
rocks
of
this
period
are
well
developed
in
the
Catskill
mountains,
and
extend
south
and
west
under
the
Carboniferous
formation.
See
the
Diagram
under
Geology.
Champlain
period
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
Quaternary
age
immediately
following
the
Glacial
period
Chemung
period
(
)
A
subdivision
in
the
upper
part
of
the
Devonian
system
in
America,
so
named
from
the
Chemung
River,
along
which
the
rocks
are
well
developed.
It
includes
the
Portage
and
Chemung
groups
or
epochs.
See
the
Diagram
under
Geology.
Custody
(
n.
)
A
keeping
or
guarding
Custody
(
n.
)
Judicial
or
penal
safe-keeping.
Custody
(
n.
)
State
of
being
guarded
and
watched
to
prevent
escape
Detention
(
n.
)
The
act
of
detaining
or
keeping
back
Detention
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
detained
(stopped
or
hindered)
Detention
(
n.
)
Confinement
Hamilton
period
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
Devonian
system
of
America
Hilary
term
(
)
Formerly,
one
of
the
four
terms
of
the
courts
of
common
law
in
England,
beginning
on
the
eleventh
of
January
and
ending
on
the
thirty-first
of
the
same
month,
in
each
year
Niagara
period
(
)
A
subdivision
or
the
American
Upper
Silurian
system,
embracing
the
Medina,
Clinton,
and
Niagara
epoch.
The
rocks
of
the
Niagara
epoch,
mostly
limestones,
are
extensively
distributed,
and
at
Niagara
Falls
consist
of
about
eighty
feet
of
shale
supporting
a
greater
thickness
of
limestone,
which
is
gradually
undermined
by
the
removal
of
the
shale.
See
Chart
of
Geology.
Period
(
n.
)
A
portion
of
time
as
limited
and
determined
by
some
recurring
phenomenon,
as
by
the
completion
of
a
revolution
of
one
of
the
heavenly
bodies
Period
(
n.
)
A
stated
and
recurring
interval
of
time
Period
(
n.
)
One
of
the
great
divisions
of
geological
time
Period
(
n.
)
The
termination
or
completion
of
a
revolution,
cycle,
series
of
events,
single
event,
or
act
Period
(
n.
)
A
complete
sentence,
from
one
full
stop
to
another
Period
(
n.
)
The
punctuation
point
[.]
that
marks
the
end
of
a
complete
sentence,
or
of
an
abbreviated
word.
Period
(
n.
)
One
of
several
similar
sets
of
figures
or
terms
usually
marked
by
points
or
commas
placed
at
regular
intervals,
as
in
numeration,
in
the
extraction
of
roots,
and
in
circulating
decimals.
Period
(
n.
)
The
time
of
the
exacerbation
and
remission
of
a
disease,
or
of
the
paroxysm
and
intermission.
Period
(
n.
)
A
complete
musical
sentence.
Period
(
v.
t.)
To
put
an
end
to.
Period
(
v.
i.)
To
come
to
a
period
Salina
period
(
)
The
period
in
which
the
American
Upper
Silurian
system,
containing
the
brine-producing
rocks
of
central
New
York,
was
formed.
See
the
Chart
of
Geology.
Sea
term
(
)
A
term
used
specifically
by
seamen
Term
(
n.
)
That
which
limits
the
extent
of
anything
Term
(
n.
)
The
time
for
which
anything
lasts
Term
(
n.
)
In
universities,
schools,
etc.,
a
definite
continuous
period
during
which
instruction
is
regularly
given
to
students
Term
(
n.
)
A
point,
line,
or
superficies,
that
limits
Term
(
n.
)
A
fixed
period
of
time
Term
(
n.
)
The
limitation
of
an
estate
Term
(
n.
)
A
space
of
time
granted
to
a
debtor
for
discharging
his
obligation.
Term
(
n.
)
The
time
in
which
a
court
is
held
or
is
open
for
the
trial
of
causes.
Term
(
n.
)
The
subject
or
the
predicate
of
a
proposition
Term
(
n.
)
A
word
or
expression
Term
(
n.
)
A
quadrangular
pillar,
adorned
on
the
top
with
the
figure
of
a
head,
as
of
a
man,
woman,
or
satyr
Term
(
n.
)
A
member
of
a
compound
quantity
Term
(
n.
)
The
menses.
Term
(
n.
)
Propositions
or
promises,
as
in
contracts,
which,
when
assented
to
or
accepted
by
another,
settle
the
contract
and
bind
the
parties
Term
(
n.
)
In
Scotland,
the
time
fixed
for
the
payment
of
rents.
Term
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
carved
work
placed
under
each
end
of
the
taffrail.
Term
(
n.
)
To
apply
a
term
to
Trenton
period
(
)
A
subdivision
in
the
lower
Silurian
system
of
America
period of detention; term of custody Bedeutung
apprehension
arrest
catch
collar
pinch
taking
into
custody
the
act
of
apprehending
(especially
apprehending
a
criminal),
the
policeman
on
the
beat
got
credit
for
the
collar
hands
custody
(with
`in')
guardianship
over,
in
divorce
cases
it
is
the
right
to
house
and
care
for
and
discipline
a
child,
my
fate
is
in
your
hands,
too
much
power
in
the
president's
hands,
your
guests
are
now
in
my
custody,
the
mother
was
awarded
custody
of
the
children
custody
holding
by
the
police,
the
suspect
is
in
custody
detention
a
punishment
in
which
a
student
must
stay
at
school
after
others
have
gone
home,
the
detention
of
tardy
pupils
custody
case
a
legal
action
to
determine
custody
(usually
of
children
following
a
divorce)
custody
battle
litigation
to
settle
custody
of
the
children
of
a
divorced
couple
course
session
class
period
recitation
a
regularly
scheduled
session
as
part
of
a
course
of
study
bullpen
detention
cell
detention
centre
a
large
cell
where
prisoners
(people
awaiting
trial
or
sentence
or
refugees
or
illegal
immigrants)
are
confined
together
temporarily
detention
home
detention
house
house
of
detention
detention
camp
an
institution
where
juvenile
offenders
can
be
held
temporarily
(usually
under
the
supervision
of
a
juvenile
court)
period
piece
any
work
of
art
whose
special
value
lies
in
its
evocation
of
a
historical
period
terminus
terminal
figure
term
(architecture)
a
statue
or
a
human
bust
or
an
animal
carved
out
of
the
top
of
a
square
pillar,
originally
used
as
a
boundary
marker
in
ancient
Rome
short-term
memory
STM
immediate
memory
what
you
can
repeat
immediately
after
perceiving
it
long-term
memory
LTM
your
general
store
of
remembered
information
term
any
distinct
quantity
contained
in
a
polynomial,
the
general
term
of
an
algebraic
equation
of
the
n-th
degree
degree
of
a
term
the
sum
of
the
exponents
of
the
variables
in
the
term
term
a
word
or
expression
used
for
some
particular
thing,
he
learned
many
medical
terms
term
paper
a
composition
intended
to
indicate
a
student's
progress
during
a
school
term
term
one
of
the
substantive
phrases
in
a
logical
proposition,
the
major
term
of
a
syllogism
must
occur
twice
major
term
the
term
in
a
syllogism
that
is
the
predicate
of
the
conclusion
minor
term
the
term
in
a
syllogism
that
is
the
subject
of
the
conclusion
middle
term
the
term
in
a
syllogism
that
is
common
to
both
premises
and
excluded
from
the
conclusion
condition
term
(usually
plural)
a
statement
of
what
is
required
as
part
of
an
agreement,
the
contract
set
out
the
conditions
of
the
lease,
the
terms
of
the
treaty
were
generous
period
point
full
stop
stop
full
point
a
punctuation
mark
(.)
placed
at
the
end
of
a
declarative
sentence
to
indicate
a
full
stop
or
after
abbreviations,
in
England
they
call
a
period
a
stop
slang
slang
expression
slang
term
informal
language
consisting
of
words
and
expressions
that
are
not
considered
appropriate
for
formal
occasions,
often
vituperative
or
vulgar,
their
speech
was
full
of
slang
expressions
detention
basin
a
storage
site
(such
as
a
small
reservoir)
that
delays
the
flow
of
water
downstream
term
infant
infant
born
at
a
gestational
age
between
and
completed
weeks
term
insurance
lowost
insurance
that
is
valid
only
for
a
stated
period
of
time
and
has
no
cash
surrender
value
or
loan
value,
term
insurance
is
most
often
associated
with
life
insurance
policies
menstruation
menses
menstruum
catamenia
period
flow
the
monthly
discharge
of
blood
from
the
uterus
of
nonpregnant
women
from
puberty
to
menopause,
the
women
were
sickly
and
subject
to
excessive
menstruation,
a
woman
does
not
take
the
gout
unless
her
menses
be
stopped--Hippocrates,
the
semen
begins
to
appear
in
males
and
to
be
emitted
at
the
same
time
of
life
that
the
catamenia
begin
to
flow
in
females--Aristotle
detention
detainment
hold
custody
a
state
of
being
confined
(usually
for
a
short
time),
his
detention
was
politically
motivated,
the
prisoner
is
on
hold,
he
is
in
the
custody
of
police
time
period
period
of
time
period
an
amount
of
time,
a
time
period
ofyears,
hastened
the
period
of
time
of
his
recovery,
Picasso's
blue
period
trial
period
test
period
a
period
of
time
during
which
someone
or
something
is
tested
Quaternary
Quaternary
period
Age
of
Man
last
million
years
Tertiary
Tertiary
period
from
million
to
million
years
ago
Cretaceous
Cretaceous
period
from
million
to
million
years
ago,
end
of
the
age
of
reptiles,
appearance
of
modern
insects
and
flowering
plants
Jurassic
Jurassic
period
frommillion
to
million
years
ago,
dinosaurs,
conifers
Triassic
Triassic
period
frommillion
tomillion
years
ago,
dinosaurs,
marine
reptiles,
volcanic
activity
Permian
Permian
period
frommillion
tomillion
years
ago,
reptiles
Carboniferous
Carboniferous
period
from
million
tomillion
years
ago
Pennsylvanian
Pennsylvanian
period
Upper
Carboniferous
Upper
Carboniferous
period
frommillion
tomillion
years
ago,
warm
climate,
swampy
land
Mississippian
Missippian
period
Lower
Carboniferous
Lower
Carboniferous
period
from
million
tomillion
years
ago,
increase
of
land
areas,
primitive
ammonites,
winged
insects
Devonian
Devonian
period
Age
of
Fishes
frommillion
to
million
years
ago,
preponderance
of
fishes
and
appearance
of
amphibians
and
ammonites
Silurian
Silurian
period
from
million
tomillion
years
ago,
first
air-breathing
animals
Ordovician
Ordovician
period
from
million
to
million
years
ago,
conodonts
and
ostracods
and
algae
and
seaweeds
Cambrian
Cambrian
period
from
million
to
about
million
years
ago,
marine
invertebrates
Precambrian
Precambrian
eon
Precambrian
aeon
Precambrian
period
the
eon
following
the
Hadean
time
and
preceding
the
Phanerozoic
eon,
from
about
,
million
years
ago
until
million
years
ago
half-term
a
short
vacation
about
halfway
through
a
school
term,
he
came
to
visit
at
half-term
period
the
end
or
completion
of
something,
death
put
a
period
to
his
endeavors,
a
change
soon
put
a
period
to
my
tranquility
neonatal
period
the
first
days
of
life
latency
stage
latency
phase
latency
period
(psychoanalysis)
the
fourth
period
(from
about
age
or
until
puberty)
during
which
sexual
interests
are
supposed
to
be
sublimated
into
other
activities
day
twenty-four
hours
twenty-four
hour
period
-hour
interval
solar
day
mean
solar
day
time
for
Earth
to
make
a
complete
rotation
on
its
axis,
two
days
later
they
left,
they
put
on
two
performances
every
day,
there
are
,
passengers
per
day
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