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Krampf Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung



Krampf
cramp
Krampf
paroxysm
Krampf
spasm
Krampf m
paroxysm
Krampf m
Krämpfe pl
spasm
spasms
Krampf m med.
Krämpfe pl
cramp
cramps
krampfhaft; krampfartig adj; Krampf…
convulsive
krampfhaft; krampfartig adj; Krampf...
convulsive
Trismus m, Krampf der Kaumuskulatur med.
trismus
Krampf m; Zuckungskrampf m; Zuckungen f med.
nervöse Zuckungen
convulsion
nervous convulsion
Mundsperre f; Kaumuskelkrampf m; Krampf m der Kaumuskulatur; Trismus m med.
lockjaw; masticatory spasm; trismus
Riktus m (Krampf der Gesichtsmuskulatur mit erstarrtem Grinsen) (Risus sardonicus) med.
rictus (spasm of the facial muscles that produces a fixed grinning)
Anfall m, Krampf m, Attacke f med.
Anfälle pl, Krämpfe pl, Attacken pl
leichter Anfall
attack
attacks
touch
Plackerei f; Schinderei f; Schufterei f; Maloche f; Hacke f Ös.; Tschoch n Ös.; Schöpf m Ös.; Krampf m Schw.; Büez f Schw. ugs.
tägliche Plackerei
drudgery; grind; slog; donkeywork
daily grind
Verkrampfung f; Krampf m; Spasmus m med.
Adduktorenspasmus m
Akkomodationskrampf m (im Auge)
Arterienkrampf m; Arteriospasmus m
Gaumensegelkrampf m (Spasmus palatinus)
spasm; spasmus
adductor spasm
spasm of accommodation (in the eye)
arterial spasm; arteriospasm
spasm of the soft palate; palatal spasm; palatine spasm
Muskelkrampf m; Krampf m (unwillkürliche Muskelkontraktionen) med.
Muskelkrämpfe pl; Krämpfe pl
Muskelkrampf der Extremitäten
generalisierter Muskelkrampf
sich generalisierender Muskelkrampf
klonischer Muskelkrampf; Muskelklonus m; Klonus m
klonisch-tonischer Krampf
Schreibkrampf m
tonischer Muskelkrampf
Uhrmacherkrampf m
Wadenkrampf m; Krampf der Wadenmuskulatur
einen Krampf bekommen
einen Krampf haben
muscle cramp; cramp; muscular spasm; myospasm (involuntary muscular contractions)
muscle cramps; cramps; muscular spasms; myospasms
acromyotonia
generalized muscular spasm; generalized tonic spasm; holotetanus; holotonia
protospasm
clonic muscle cramp; clonic cramp; clonus
clonic-tonic cramp; clonicotonic cramp
writer's cramp; spasm in writing
tonic muscle spasm; myotonus
watchmaker's cramp
cramp in the calf; calf cramp; spasm of the calf muscles; systremma
to get a cramp
to have a cramp

Deutsche Krampf Synonyme

Krampf  der  Kaumuskulatur  ÂTrismus  (fachsprachlich)  
Krampf  ÂMuskelkrampf  ÂSpasmus  ÂVerkrampfung  
Krampf der Kaumuskulatur  Trismus (fachsprachlich)  
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Englische cramp Synonyme

cramp  Jacksonian epilepsy  Rolandic epilepsy  abate  abbreviate  abdominal epilepsy  access  ache  aching  acquired epilepsy  activated epilepsy  acute pain  affect epilepsy  affix  akinetic epilepsy  anchor  angustifoliate  angustirostrate  angustisellate  angustiseptal  annex  apoplexy  arrest  arrestation  arrestment  attach  attack  attenuate  autonomic epilepsy  belay  beyond one  bite  blockage  blocking  blow  blunt  bollix  boring pain  bottle up  box  box in  box up  burden  cabin  cardiac epilepsy  casket  cement  charley horse  check  cinch  circumscribe  circumscribed  circumscription  clamp  clinch  clogging  cloister  clonic spasm  clonus  close  close-fitting  closet  closing up  closure  coarct  coffin  compact  complex  compress  concentrate  condense  confine  confined  confinement  consolidate  constipation  constraint  constrict  constricted  constriction  constringe  contract  convulsion  cortical epilepsy  crab  crabbed  cramped  cramping  cramps  crib  crick  crimp  cripple  crowded  cumber  cursive epilepsy  curtail  cut  damp  dampen  darting pain  deaden  debilitate  decrease  delay  detainment  detention  devitalize  difficult  distress  diurnal epilepsy  dolor  draw  draw in  draw together  dull  eclampsia  embarrass  encase  encumber  enervate  enfeeble  engraft  enmesh  ensnarl  entangle  entoil  entomb  entrammel  entrap  entwine  epilepsia  epilepsia gravior  epilepsia major  epilepsia minor  epilepsia mitior  epilepsia nutans  epilepsia tarda  epilepsy  epitasis  eviscerate  exhaust  extenuate  falling sickness  fasten  fetter  fit  fix  fixation  focal epilepsy  foot-dragging  foul up  frenzy  fulgurant pain  garbled  girdle pain  gnawing  graft  grand mal  grapple  grief  grip  griping  gruel  gum  gum up  hamper  hampering  hamstring  handicap  hard  hard to understand  haute mal  hem  hem in  hindering  hindrance  hitch  hobble  holdback  holdup  hurt  hysterical epilepsy  ictus  immure  impede  impediment  incapacious  incommod  
cramped  Latinate  angustifoliate  angustirostrate  angustisellate  angustiseptal  authoritarian  awkward  barred  beleaguered  beset  besieged  bigot  bigoted  blockaded  bombastic  borne  bound  bounded  boxed in  cabined  caged  circumscribed  clamped  cloistered  close  close-fitting  closed  closed-in  compressed  concentrated  condensed  conditioned  confined  consolidated  constricted  contracted  cooped  copyrighted  cordoned  cordoned off  corralled  cramp  creedbound  cribbed  crowded  cumbrous  deaf  deaf to reason  dinky  disciplined  elephantine  enclosed  exiguous  fanatical  fenced  finite  forced  formal  guinde  half-pint  halting  heavy  hedged  hedged about  hedged in  hemmed  hemmed in  hidebound  icebound  illiberal  immured  imprisoned  incapacious  incarcerated  incommodious  inkhorn  insular  isthmian  isthmic  jailed  knee-high  knitted  labored  landlocked  leaden  leaguered  limited  little  little-minded  lumbering  meager  mean  mean-minded  mean-spirited  mewed  minute  moderated  narrow  narrow-hearted  narrow-minded  narrow-souled  narrow-spirited  near  nearsighted  nipped  one-horse  paled  parochial  patented  penned  pent-up  petite  petty  piddling  pinched  pinched-in  pindling  pint-sized  poky  pompous  ponderous  prescribed  proscribed  provincial  puckered  puny  purblind  pursed  qualified  quarantined  railed  restrained  restricted  scant  scanty  sesquipedalian  short  shortsighted  shut-in  slender  slight  small  small-minded  smallish  snowbound  solidified  squeezed  stiff  stilted  stinted  strait  straitened  straitlaced  strangled  strangulated  stuffy  tight  tiny  turgid  two-by-four  uncatholic  uncharitable  uncomfortable  ungenerous  unliberal  unwieldy  walled  walled-in  wasp-waisted  windbound  wrinkled      

Krampf Definition

Cramp
(n.) That which confines or contracts
Cramp
(n.) A device, usually of iron bent at the ends, used to hold together blocks of stone, timbers, etc.
Cramp
(n.) A rectangular frame, with a tightening screw, used for compressing the joints of framework, etc.
Cramp
(n.) A piece of wood having a curve corresponding to that of the upper part of the instep, on which the upper leather of a boot is stretched to give it the requisite shape.
Cramp
(n.) A spasmodic and painful involuntary contraction of a muscle or muscles, as of the leg.
Cramp
(v. t.) To compress
Cramp
(v. t.) To fasten or hold with, or as with, a cramp.
Cramp
(v. t.) to bind together
Cramp
(v. t.) To form on a cramp
Cramp
(v. t.) To afflict with cramp.
Cramp
(n.) Knotty
Cramp iron
() See Cramp, n., 2.

cramp Bedeutung

cramp
cramp iron
a strip of metal with ends bent at right angles, used to hold masonry together
cramp a clamp for holding pieces of wood together while they are glued
tetany
tetanilla
intermittent tetanus
intermittent cramp
apyretic tetanus
clinical neurological syndrome characterized by muscular twitching and cramps and (when severe) seizures, associated with calcium deficiency (hypoparathyroidism) or vitamin D deficiency or alkalosis
spasm
cramp
muscle spasm
a painful and involuntary muscular contraction
writer's cramp
graphospasm
muscular spasms of thumb and forefinger while writing with a pen or pencil
cramp suffer from sudden painful contraction of a muscle
cramp affect with or as if with a cramp
hamper
halter
cramp
strangle
prevent the progress or free movement of, He was hampered in his efforts by the bad weather, the imperialist nation wanted to strangle the free trade between the two small countries
cramp secure with a cramp, cramp the wood
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Ein Krampf, Muskelkrampf oder Spasmus ist eine ungewollte und schmerzhafte Muskelanspannung. Eine häufige Ursache für sporttypische Muskelkrämpfe ist Magnesiummangel. Die Ursache von Muskelkrämpfen im Ruhezustand ist meist ein Calciummangel im Blut.