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Keim	germ
Keim	germinal
Keim	germinative
Keim…	germinal
Keim...	germinal
Keim m Keime pl	germ germs
etw. im Keim ersticken	to nip sth. in the bud
etw. im Keim ersticken v	to nip sth. in the bud
Keim m biol. Keime pl	germ germs
Krankheitskeim m; Keim m Krankheitskeime pl; Keime pl	germ germs
Krankheitskeim m, Keim m Krankheitskeime pl, Keime pl	germ germs
vereiteln, im Keim ersticken, am Gedeihen hindern, verderben v vereitelnd, im Keim erstickend, am Gedeihen hindernd, verderbend vereitelt, im Keim erstickt, am Gedeihen gehindert, verdorben vereitelt vereitelte	to blight blighting blighted blights blighted
Krankheitserreger m; Erreger m; Krankheitskeim m; krankheitsrerregender Keim m; pathogener Keim m; Keim m (gesundheitsschädlicher Mikroorganismus) med. Krankheitserreger pl; Erreger pl; Krankheitskeime pl; krankheisrerregende Keime pl; pathogene Keime pl; Keime pl aerogener Keim Ansteckungskeim m; Infektionskeim m auslösender Erreger; auslösender Keim durch Luft übertragener Keim Hautkeim m hochpathogener Erreger; hochpathogener Keim Krankenhauskeim m persistierender Keim ständige Hautkeime Umweltkeim m	disease-causing agent; disease-producing agent; disease agent; pathogenic agent; infectious agent; agent; disease-producing germ; pathogenic germ; infectious germ; germ; disease-producing organism; pathogenic organism (health-damaging microorganism) disease-causing agents; disease-producing agents; disease agents; pathogenic agents; infectious agents; agents; disease-producing germs; pathogenic germs; infectious germs; germs; disease-producing organisms; pathogenic organisms aerogenic germ infective agent; infectious agent causative agent; causative germ airborne germ skin germ high-consequence pathogenic agent; high-consequence pathogen hospital germ persister resident flora of the skin environmental germ

Deutsche Keim Synonyme

Keim �Krankheitskeim �pathogenes Bakterium

Keim Krankheitskeim pathogenes Bakterium

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Englische germ Synonyme

germ Anlage Euglena adenovirus aerobe aerobic bacteria amoeba anaerobe anaerobic bacteria animalcule bacillus bacteria bacterium base basis beginning blastula bud bug coccus colon bacillus diatom disease-producing microorganism dyad echovirus egg embryo enterovirus fetus filterable virus flagellate fount fungus germen gram-negative bacteria gram-positive bacteria larva loins microbe microorganism microspore microzoa mold monad nematode nonfilterable virus nucleus nymph origin ovum paramecium pathogen picornavirus protozoa protozoon reovirus rhinovirus rickettsia root rudiment salmonella saprophyte seed source spark spermatozoon spirillum spirochete spore sporozoon staphylococcus start streptococcus tetrad triad trypanosome vibrio virus volvox vorticellum zoospore zygote

germ cell act of love adultery animal cell aphrodisia ass balling bioplast carnal knowledge cell cellular tissue cellule chromatoplasm climax coenocyte cohabitation coition coitus coitus interruptus commerce congress connection copula copulation corpuscle coupling cytoplasm diddling ectoplasm endoplasm energid eucaryotic cell fornication gametophore gametophyte gamone genetoid germ plasm idioplasm intercourse intimacy lovemaking macrogamete making it with marital relations marriage act mating meat megagamete microgamete onanism orgasm ovum pareunia plant cell plasmodium procaryotic cell procreation protoplasm relations reproductive cell reticulum screwing sex sex act sexual climax sexual commerce sexual congress sexual intercourse sexual relations sexual union sleeping with somatic cell sperm syncytium trophoplasm venery

German measles African lethargy Asiatic cholera Chagres fever Haverhill fever acute articular rheumatism ague alkali disease amebiasis amebic dysentery anthrax bacillary dysentery bastard measles black death black fever blackwater fever breakbone fever brucellosis bubonic plague cachectic fever cerebral rheumatism chicken pox cholera cowpox dandy fever deer fly fever dengue dengue fever diphtheria dumdum fever dysentery elephantiasis encephalitis lethargica enteric fever erysipelas famine fever five-day fever flu frambesia glandular fever grippe hansenosis hepatitis herpes herpes simplex herpes zoster histoplasmosis hookworm hydrophobia infantile paralysis infectious mononucleosis inflammatory rheumatism influenza jail fever jungle rot kala azar kissing disease lepra leprosy leptospirosis loa loa loaiasis lockjaw madness malaria malarial fever marsh fever measles meningitis milzbrand mumps ornithosis osteomyelitis paratyphoid fever parotitis parrot fever pertussis pneumonia polio poliomyelitis polyarthritis rheumatism ponos psittacosis rabbit fever rabies rat-bite fever relapsing fever rheumatic fever rickettsialpox ringworm rubella rubeola scarlatina scarlet fever schistosomiasis septic sore throat shingles sleeping sickness sleepy sickness smallpox snail fever splenic fever spotted fever strep throat swamp fever tetanus thrush tinea trench fever trench mouth tuberculosis tularemia typhoid typhoid fever typhus typhus fever undulant fever vaccinia varicella variola venereal disease viral dysentery whooping cough yaws yellow fever yellow jack zona zoster

germane a propos ad rem admissible affiliated agnate akin allied appertaining applicable applying apposite appropriate apropos avuncular belonging closely related cognate collateral congeneric consanguine consanguinean consanguineous distantly related enate foster german in point involving kindred material matrilateral matrilineal matroclinous novercal of the blood patrilateral patrilineal patroclinous pertaining pertinent related relevant sib sibling to the point to the purpose uterine

germicide aborticide acaricide anthelmintic antibiotic antiseptic bactericide bug bomb carbamate insecticide chemosterilant chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide contact poison defoliant disinfectant eradicant fratricide fumigant fumigator fungicide genocide herbicide homicide infanticide insect powder insecticide matricide microbicide miticide organic chlorine organic phosphate insecticide parricide patricide pesticide poison rat poison regicide roach paste roach powder rodenticide sororicide stomach poison suicide systemic systemic insecticide toxic toxicant toxin uxoricide venin venom vermicide virus weed killer

germinal aboriginal atomic basal basic central conceptive conceptual corpuscular creative crucial elemental elementary embryonic esemplastic evanescent fattening fecund fecundative fertile fertilizing fetal fructificative fundamental generative genetic germinant germinational germinative germiparous granular ideational ideative imaginative impalpable imperceptible imponderable in embryo in ovo in the bud inappreciable indiscernible infinitesimal ingenious inspired intangible inventive invisible larval life-giving microcosmic microscopic molecular multiparous notional original originative pregnant primal primary primeval primitive primordial pristine procreant procreative productive prolific propagative protogenic radical reproductive richening rudimentary seminal shaping spermatic spermatozoic subatomic teeming tenuous thin ultramicroscopic unseeable visioned

germinate blossom brew bud burgeon burst forth develop flourish gather gemmate grow grow rank grow up hypertrophy increase leaf leaf out leave luxuriate mature mushroom outgrow overdevelop overgrow overrun overtop procreate pullulate put forth put forth leaves put out buds reproduce riot root shoot shoot up spring up sprout sprout up strike root take root thrive tower upshoot upspear upspring upsprout vegetate wax

germinate from accrue from arise from be contingent on be due to bud from come from come out of depend on derive from descend from emanate from emerge from ensue from flow from follow from grow from grow out of hang on hinge on issue from originate in proceed from spring from sprout from stem from turn on

Keim Definition

Germ
(n.) That which is to develop a new individual

Germ
(n.) That from which anything springs

Germ
(v. i.) To germinate.

Germ plasm
() See Plasmogen, and Idioplasm.

germ Bedeutung

germ warfare bacteriological warfare	the use of harmful bacteria as a weapon
microbe bug germ	a minute life form (especially a diseaseausing bacterium), the term is not in technical use
germ layer	(embryology) any of the layers of cells differentiated in embryos following gastrulation
germ	a small apparently simple structure (as a fertilized egg) from which new tissue can develop into a complete organism
germ plasm plasm	the protoplasm of the germ cells that contains chromosomes and genes
reproductive cell germ cell sex cell	a spermatozoon or an ovum, a cell responsible for transmitting DNA to the next generation
source seed germ	anything that provides inspiration for later work
germ theory	(medicine) the theory that all contagious diseases are caused by microorganisms
wheat germ	embryo of the wheat kernel, removed before milling and eaten as a source of vitamins
germ pore	a pore in the outer wall of a spore or pollen grain through which the germ tube or pollen tube makes its exit on germination
germ tube	(botany) a slender tubular outgrowth from a spore in germination

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