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Definition
Synonym
Kleinkriminalit�t
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kriegsführung
f
; Kriegführung
f
; Kriegskunst
f
; Kriege
pl
mil.
asymmetrische Kriegsführung (mit unterlegenen Mitteln)
biologische Kriegsführung
elektronische Kriegsführung
informationstechnische Kriegsführung
psychologische Kriegsführung
ABC-Kriegsführung
f
U-Boot-Kriegsführung
f
Kriegsführung gegen U-Boote
Kriegsführung der vierten Generation
Kriegsführung über Netzwerke
soc.
mil.
Kleinkrieg
m
; Konflikt niedriger Stärke
Bandenkriege
pl
warfare
asymmetric warfare (with inferior means)
biological warfare
electronic warfare
information warfare IW
psychological warfare
NBC warfare
submarine warfare
anti-submarine warfare ASW
fourth generation warfare
netwar
low-intensity warfare conflict
gang warfare
Kriegsführung
f
; Kriegführung
f
; Kampfführung
f
; Kriegskunst
f
; Kriege
pl
mil.
ABC-Kriegsführung
f
asymmetrische Kriegsführung (mit unterlegenen Mitteln)
Atomkriegsführung
f
bakteriologische Kriegsführung
biologische Kriegsführung
chemische und biologische Kriegsführung
Drohnenkriegsführung
f
; Drohnenkampfführung
f
elektronische Kriegsführung; elektronische Kampfführung EloKa
Grabenkriegsführung
f
Guerillakampf
m
informationstechnische Kriegsführung
Landkriegsführung
f
Luftkriegsführung
f
psychologische Kriegsführung
radiologische Kriegsführung
radiologische Methoden der Kriegsführung
Stellungskriegsführung
f
U-Boot-Kriegsführung
f
Kriegsführung gegen U-Boote
Umweltkriegsführung
f
; umweltbeeinflussende Kriegführung
unkonventionelle Kriegsführung
Verteidigungskriegsführung
f
Wirtschaftskriegführung
f
Wüstenkriegsführung
f
Kriegsführung der vierten Generation
Kriegsführung über Netzwerke
soc.
mil.
Kleinkrieg
m
; Konflikt niedriger Stärke
Bandenkriege
pl
warfare
NBC warfare
asymmetric warfare (with inferior means)
nuclear warfare
germ warfare
biological warfare
chemical and biological warfare CBW
drone warfare
electronic warfare
trench warfare
guerilla warfare
information warfare IW
land warfare
aerial warfare
psychological warfare
radiological warfare
radiological methods of warfare
static warfare
submarine warfare
anti-submarine warfare ASW
environmental warfare
unconventional warfare
defensive warfare
economic warfare
desert warfare
fourth generation warfare
netwar
low-intensity warfare conflict
gang warfare
kleinkriegen
v
kleinkriegend
kleingekriegt
to get down; to break down
getting down; breaking down
got down; broken down
Kleinkriminalität
f
petty crime
Kriminalität
f
Alterskriminalität
f
Artenschutzkriminalität
f
Arzneimittelkriminalität
f
Begleitkriminalität
f
Beschaffungskriminalität
f
Beschaffungskriminalität
f
(für Drogenkonsum)
Computerkriminalität
f
Drogenkriminalität
f
; Rauschgiftkriminalität
f
; Suchtmittelkriminalität
f
; Suchtgiftkriminalität
f
Ös.
Eigentumskriminalität
f
Gesamtkriminalität
f
Gewaltkriminalität
f
Hasskriminalität
f
; Vorurteilskriminalität
f
Internetkriminalität
f
Jugendkriminalität
f
Kleinkriminalität
f
Schleuserkriminalität
f
; Schlepperkriminalität
f
Ös.
; Schlepperunwesen
n
Straßenkriminalität
f
Umweltkriminalität
f
Vermögenskriminalität
f
Wirtschaftskriminalität
f
allgemeine Kriminalität
organisierte Kriminalität
f
OK ; organisiertes Verbrechen
n
crime
elderly crime
wildlife crime
pharmaceutical crime; pharmacrime; crime involving medicines
accompanying crime
acquisitive crime
crime as a means of supporting your drug habits
computer crime
drug crime; drug-related crime; narcotics crime
crime against tangible property
overall crime; overall crime levels; overall crime numbers
violent crime
hate crime; bias-motivated crime
cyber-crime; cybercrime
juvenile crime; youth crime; juvenile delinquency
petty crime
organised immigration crime
street crime
environmental crime
crime against property
economic crime; white-collar crime; corporate crime
general crime; common crime
organized crime OC
Kleinkriminelle
m f
, Kleinkrimineller
shorty
Kleinkriminelle
m f
; Kleinkrimineller
Kleinkriminellen
pl
; Kleinkriminelle
petty criminal; shorty
petty criminals; shorties
Kleinkriminelle
m,f
; Kleinkrimineller
Kleinkriminellen
pl
; Kleinkriminelle
petty criminal; shorty
petty criminals; shorties
Deutsche
Kleinkriminalit�t Synonyme
Englische
warfare Synonyme
warfare
Kilkenny cats
altercation
argument
bickering
cat-and-dog life
combat
competition
conflict
contention
contentiousness
contest
contestation
controversy
cut and thrust
debate
disputation
dispute
emulation
enmity
fighting
hostility
litigation
logomachy
paper war
polemic
quarrel
quarreling
quarrelsomeness
rivalry
scrapping
squabbling
strife
striving
struggle
tug-of-war
war
war of words
words
wrangling
Kleinkriminalit�t Definition
Anti
(
)
A
prefix
meaning
against,
opposite
or
opposed
to,
contrary,
or
in
place
of
Anti-American
(
a.
)
Opposed
to
the
Americans,
their
aims,
or
interests,
or
to
the
genius
of
American
institutions.
Anti-federalist
(
n.
)
One
of
party
opposed
to
a
federative
government
Anti-Gallican
(
a.
)
Opposed
to
what
is
Gallic
or
French.
Anti-trade
(
n.
)
A
tropical
wind
blowing
steadily
in
a
direction
opposite
to
the
trade
wind.
Asymmetric
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Asymmetrical
Biological
(
a.
)
Of
or
relating
to
biology.
Conflict
(
v.
)
A
striking
or
dashing
together
Conflict
(
v.
)
A
strife
for
the
mastery
Conflict
(
v.
i.)
To
strike
or
dash
together
Conflict
(
v.
i.)
To
maintain
a
conflict
Conflict
(
v.
i.)
To
be
in
opposition
Fourth
(
a.
)
Next
in
order
after
the
third
Fourth
(
a.
)
Forming
one
of
four
equal
parts
into
which
anything
may
be
divided.
Fourth
(
n.
)
One
of
four
equal
parts
into
which
one
whole
may
be
divided
Fourth
(
n.
)
The
interval
of
two
tones
and
a
semitone,
embracing
four
diatonic
degrees
of
the
scale
Gang
(
v.
i.)
To
go
Gang
(
v.
i.)
A
going
Gang
(
v.
i.)
A
number
going
in
company
Gang
(
v.
i.)
A
combination
of
similar
implements
arranged
so
as,
by
acting
together,
to
save
time
or
labor
Gang
(
v.
i.)
A
set
Gang
(
v.
i.)
The
mineral
substance
which
incloses
a
vein
Gang-flower
(
n.
)
The
common
English
milkwort
(Polygala
vulgaris),
so
called
from
blossoming
in
gang
week.
Generation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
generating
or
begetting
Generation
(
n.
)
Origination
by
some
process,
mathematical,
chemical,
or
vital
Generation
(
n.
)
That
which
is
generated
or
brought
forth
Generation
(
n.
)
A
single
step
or
stage
in
the
succession
of
natural
descent
Generation
(
n.
)
Race
Generation
(
n.
)
The
formation
or
production
of
any
geometrical
magnitude,
as
a
line,
a
surface,
a
solid,
by
the
motion,
in
accordance
with
a
mathematical
law,
of
a
point
or
a
magnitude
Generation
(
n.
)
The
aggregate
of
the
functions
and
phenomene
which
attend
reproduction.
Inferior
(
a.
)
Lower
in
place,
rank,
excellence,
etc.
Inferior
(
a.
)
Poor
or
mediocre
Inferior
(
a.
)
Nearer
the
sun
than
the
earth
is
Inferior
(
a.
)
Below
the
horizon
Inferior
(
a.
)
Situated
below
some
other
organ
Inferior
(
a.
)
On
the
side
of
a
flower
which
is
next
the
bract
Inferior
(
a.
)
Junior
or
subordinate
in
rank
Inferior
(
n.
)
A
person
lower
in
station,
rank,
intellect,
etc.,
than
another.
Information
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
informing,
or
communicating
knowledge
or
intelligence.
Information
(
v.
t.)
News,
advice,
or
knowledge,
communicated
by
others
or
obtained
by
personal
study
and
investigation
Information
(
v.
t.)
A
proceeding
in
the
nature
of
a
prosecution
for
some
offens
against
the
government,
instituted
and
prosecuted,
really
or
nominally,
by
some
authorized
public
officer
on
behalt
of
the
government.
It
differs
from
an
indictment
in
criminal
cases
chiefly
in
not
being
based
on
the
finding
of
a
grand
juri.
See
Indictment.
Intensity
(
n.
)
The
state
or
quality
of
being
intense
Intensity
(
n.
)
The
amount
or
degree
of
energy
with
which
a
force
operates
or
a
cause
acts
Intensity
(
n.
)
The
magnitude
of
a
distributed
force,
as
pressure,
stress,
weight,
etc.,
per
unit
of
surface,
or
of
volume,
as
the
case
may
be
Intensity
(
n.
)
The
degree
or
depth
of
shade
in
a
picture.
Psychological
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
psychology.
See
Note
under
Psychic.
Sixty-fourth
(
a.
)
Constituting
or
being
one
of
sixty-four
equal
parts
into
which
a
thing
is
divided.
Submarine
(
a.
)
Being,
acting,
or
growing,
under
water
in
the
sea
Submarine
(
n.
)
A
submarine
plant
or
animal.
Warfare
(
n.
)
Military
service
warfare / asymmetric warfare (with inferior means) / biological warfare / electronic warfare / information warfare IW / psychological warfare / NBC warfare / submarine warfare / anti-submarine warfare ASW / fourth generation warfare / netwar / low-intensity warfare conflict / gang warfare Bedeutung
psychological
feature
a
feature
of
the
mental
life
of
a
living
organism
submarine
ball
submarine
pitch
a
pitch
thrown
sidearm
instead
of
overhead
means
agency
way
how
a
result
is
obtained
or
an
end
is
achieved,
a
means
of
control,
an
example
is
the
best
agency
of
instruction,
the
true
way
to
success
means
test
an
inquiry
into
the
financial
position
of
someone
applying
for
financial
aid
biological
research
scientific
research
conducted
by
biologists
electronic
surveillance
surveillance
by
electronic
means
(e.g.
television)
bioterrorism
biological
terrorism
terrorism
using
the
weapons
of
biological
warfare
ecoterrorism
ecological
terrorism
eco-warfare
ecological
warfare
violence
carried
out
to
further
the
political
or
social
objectives
of
the
environmentalists
anti-takeover
defense
resistance
to
or
defense
against
a
hostile
takeover
anti-war
movement
a
campaign
against
entering
or
continuing
a
war
generation
multiplication
propagation
the
act
of
producing
offspring
or
multiplying
by
such
production
generation
the
production
of
heat
or
electricity,
dams
were
built
for
the
generation
of
electricity
psychological
warfare
war
of
nerves
the
use
of
psychological
tactics
to
destroy
the
opponents'
morale
battle
conflict
fight
engagement
a
hostile
meeting
of
opposing
military
forces
in
the
course
of
a
war,
Grant
won
a
decisive
victory
in
the
battle
of
Chickamauga,
he
lost
his
romantic
ideas
about
war
when
he
got
into
a
real
engagement
electronic
warfare
EW
military
action
involving
the
use
of
electromagnetic
energy
to
determine
or
exploit
or
reduce
or
prevent
hostile
use
of
the
electromagnetic
spectrum
conflict
struggle
battle
an
open
clash
between
two
opposing
groups
(or
individuals),
the
harder
the
conflict
the
more
glorious
the
triumph--Thomas
Paine,
police
tried
to
control
the
battle
between
the
pro-
and
anti-abortion
mobs
class
struggle
class
war
class
warfare
conflict
between
social
or
economic
classes
(especially
between
the
capitalist
and
proletariat
classes)
biological
defense
biological
defence
biodefense
biodefence
procedures
involved
in
taking
defensive
measures
against
attacks
using
biological
agents
trench
warfare
a
type
of
armed
combat
in
which
the
opposing
troops
fight
from
trenches
that
face
each
other,
instead
of
the
war
ending
quickly,
it
became
bogged
down
in
trench
warfare
chemical
warfare
chemical
operations
warfare
using
chemical
agents
to
kill
or
injure
or
incapacitate
the
enemy
biological
warfare
BW
biological
attack
biologic
attack
bioattack
the
use
of
bacteria
or
viruses
or
toxins
to
destroy
men
and
animals
or
food
biological
warfare
defense
biological
warfare
defence
BW
defense
BW
defence
defense
against
biological
warfare
Fourth
Crusade
a
Crusade
fromtothat
was
diverted
into
a
battle
for
Constantinople
and
failed
to
recapture
Jerusalem
war
warfare
the
waging
of
armed
conflict
against
an
enemy,
thousands
of
people
were
killed
in
the
war
information
gathering
the
act
of
collecting
information
psychological
operation
psyop
military
actions
designed
to
influence
the
perceptions
and
attitudes
of
individuals,
groups,
and
foreign
governments
electronic
reconnaissance
the
detection
and
identification
and
evaluation
and
location
of
foreign
electromagnetic
radiations
(other
than
radioactive)
electronic
countermeasures
ECM
electronic
warfare
undertaken
to
prevent
or
reduce
an
enemy's
effective
use
of
the
electromagnetic
spectrum
electronic
counterountermeasures
ECCM
electronic
warfare
undertaken
to
insure
effective
friendly
use
of
the
electromagnetic
spectrum
in
spite
of
the
enemy's
use
of
electronic
warfare
electronic
warfare-support
measures
ESM
electronic
warfare
undertaken
under
direct
control
of
an
operational
commander
to
locate
sources
of
radiated
electromagnetic
energy
for
the
purpose
of
immediate
threat
recognition
germ
warfare
bacteriological
warfare
the
use
of
harmful
bacteria
as
a
weapon
information
warfare
IW
the
use
of
information
or
information
technology
during
a
time
of
crisis
or
conflict
to
achieve
or
promote
specific
objectives
over
a
specific
adversary
or
adversaries,
not
everyone
agrees
that
information
warfare
is
limited
to
the
realm
of
traditional
warfare
rumble
gang
fight
a
fight
between
rival
gangs
of
adolescents
war
warfare
an
active
struggle
between
competing
entities,
a
price
war,
a
war
of
wits,
diplomatic
warfare
trench
warfare
a
struggle
(usually
prolonged)
between
competing
entities
in
which
neither
side
is
able
to
win,
the
hope
that
his
superior
campaigning
skills
would
make
a
difference
evaporated
in
the
realization
that
electioneering
had
become
a
form
of
trench
warfare
electronic
deception
the
deliberate
use
of
electromagnetic
energy
in
a
manner
intended
to
convey
misleading
information
manipulative
electronic
deception
electronic
manipulative
deception
actions
to
eliminate
revealing
telltale
indicators
that
could
be
used
by
the
enemy
(or
to
convey
misleading
indicators)
simulative
electronic
deception
electronic
simulative
deception
actions
to
represent
friendly
notional
or
actual
capabilities
to
mislead
hostile
forces
imitative
electronic
deception
electronic
imitative
deception
the
introduction
of
electromagnetic
energy
into
enemy
systems
that
imitates
enemy
emissions
jamming
electronic
jamming
jam
deliberate
radiation
or
reflection
of
electromagnetic
energy
for
the
purpose
of
disrupting
enemy
use
of
electronic
devices
or
systems
abomasum
fourth
stomach
the
fourth
compartment
of
the
stomach
of
a
ruminant,
the
one
where
digestion
takes
place
anti-G
suit
G
suit
worn
by
fliers
and
astronauts
to
counteract
the
forces
of
gravity
and
acceleration
anti-inflammatory
anti-inflammatory
drug
a
medicine
intended
to
reduce
inflammation
anti-submarine
rocket
a
shipboard
system
to
fire
rockets
at
submarines
anti-TNF
compound
a
class
of
drugs
that
block
the
action
of
tumor
necrosis
factor
(TNF),
used
in
cases
of
rheumatoid
arthritis
because
TNF
instigates
inflammation
of
the
joints
attack
submarine
a
military
submarine
designed
and
armed
to
attack
enemy
shipping
auxiliary
research
submarine
a
submarine
for
research
purposes
bioweapon
biological
weapon
bioarm
any
weapon
usable
in
biological
warfare,
they
feared
use
of
the
smallpox
virus
as
a
bioweapon
bitmap
electronic
image
an
image
represented
as
a
two
dimensional
array
of
brightness
values
for
pixels
bulletin
board
system
bulletin
board
electronic
bulletin
board
bbs
a
computer
that
is
running
software
that
allows
users
to
leave
messages
and
access
information
of
general
interest
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