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Definition
Synonym
Krankheitskeim
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Krankheitskeim
m
; Keim
m
Krankheitskeim
e
pl
; Keime
pl
germ
germs
Krankheitskeim
m
, Keim
m
Krankheitskeim
e
pl
, Keime
pl
germ
germs
Krankheitserreger
m
; Erreger
m
;
Krankheitskeim
m
; krankheitsrerregender Keim
m
; pathogener Keim
m
; Keim
m
(gesundheitsschädlicher Mikroorganismus)
med.
Krankheitserreger
pl
; Erreger
pl
;
Krankheitskeim
e
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
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Krankheitskeim Synonyme
Keim
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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
germ
en
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
germ
ane
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
germ
an
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
germ
icide
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
germ
inal
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
germ
inant
germ
inational
germ
inative
germ
iparous
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
germ
inate
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
germ
inate 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
Krankheitskeim 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 / germs 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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