Suche
:
Deu › Eng
Eng › Deu
Start
Quiz
Vokabeltest
Magazin
Wörter
Synonyme
Deutsche Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Englische Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
x schließen
Wörterbuch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Molekulark�che
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
molekular
adj
molekulare Uhr
biol.
molecular
molecular clock
molekular
adv
molecularly
molekular
molecular
molekular
molecularly
Brownsche Molekularbewegung
f
phys.
Brownian motion, Brownian movement
Brownsche Molekularbewegung
f
; Brownsche Bewegung
f
phys.
Brownian motion; Brownian movement
Biologie
f
; Lebenskunde
f
veraltet
biol.
medizinische Biologie
technische Biologie; industrielle Biologie
Bestäubungsbiologie
f
Evolutionsbiologie
f
Invasionsbiologie
f
Kriminalbiologie
f
Mikrobiologie
f
Molekularbiologie
f
Regenerationsbiologie
f
biology
medical biologyw
industrial biology(F3)
pollination biology
evolutionary biology
invasion biology
biology of criminality
microbiology
molecular biology
regeneration biology
molekulare
molecularly
Bindung
f
chem.
chemische Bindung
molekulare Bindung
van-der-Waals-Bindung
Elektronenpaarbindung
f
; Atombindung
f
; unpolare apolare Bindung
f
; homöopolare Bindung
f
; Kovalenzbindung
f
; kovalente Bindung
f
bond
chemical bond
molecular bond
residual bond
electron pair bond; atomic bond; covalent bond
Ähnlichkeitstäuschung
f
(evolutionäre Ausbildung von Merkmalen fremder Arten, um Fressfeinde, Beutetiere usw. zu täuschen)
biol.
Ähnlichkeitstäuschung bei Tieren
Ähnlichkeitstäuschung bei Pflanzen
aggressive Ähnlichkeitstäuschung (Merkmalsausbildung anderer Arten, um Tiere anzulocken)
defensive Ähnlichkeitstäuschung (Merkmalsausbildung anderer Arten, um Fressfeinde abzuhalten)
molekulare Ähnlichkeitstäuschung (Merkmalsausbildung körpereigener Moleküle bei Krankheitserregern)
Bates'sche Ähnlichkeitstäuschung (Ausbildung von Merkmalen wehrhafter Arten bei nicht wehrhaften Arten)
Mertens'sche Ähnlichkeitstäuschung (Merkmalsausbildung mäßig gefährlicher Arten bei gefährlichen und ungefährlichen Arten)
Müller'sche Ähnlichkeitstäuschung (Ausbildung gleicher Merkmale bei zwei oder mehreren wehrhaften Arten)
mimicry (evolutionary development of features shared by different species to deceive predators preys etc.)
animal mimicry
plant mimicry
aggressive mimicry; Peckhamian mimicry
rare
defensive mimicry; protective mimicry
molecular mimicry
Batesian mimicry; development of pseudoaposematic signals
Mertensian mimikry
Mullerian mimicry
Bindung
f
chem.
chemische Bindung
molekulare Bindung
Restbindung
f
Elektronenpaarbindung
f
; Atombindung
f
; unpolare apolare Bindung
f
; homöopolare Bindung
f
; Kovalenzbindung
f
; kovalente Bindung
f
eine Bindung eingehen
eine Bindung spalten
bond
chemical bond
molecular bond
residual bond
electron-pair bond; atomic bond; covalent bond
to form a bond
to break; to split; to decompose a bond
Hybridisierung
f
biochem.
molekulare Hybridisierung
In-situ-Hybridisierung
f
(Antigennachweis)
Fluoreszenz-in-situ-Hybridisierung
f
FISH
Koloniehybridisierung
f
; Grunstein-Hogness-Methode
f
Northern-Hybridisierung
f
Southern-Hybridisierung
f
hybridization; hybridisation
Br.
; annealing
molecular hybridization
in-situ hybridization (antigen detection)
fluorescence in situ hybridisation FISH
colony hybridization
Northern hybridization
Southern hybridization
molekulares Klonieren
n
; Klonieren; molekulare Klonierung
f
; Klonierung
f
biochem.
molecular cloning
molekulare Diffusion
f
techn.
molecular diffusion
isotonisch
adj
, Zustand gleicher molekularer Konzentration
isotonic
isotonisch
adj
; Zustand gleicher molekularer Konzentration
isotonic
Stickstoff
m
N
chem.
atmosphärischer Stickstoff; Stickstoff der Luft
verfügbarer Stickstoff
elementarer Stickstoff
gebundener Stickstoff
molekularer Stickstoff
nitrogen; azote
obs.
atmospheric nitrogen
available nitrogen
elemental nitrogen
bound nitrogen
molecular nitrogen; dinitrogen
Sauerstoff
m
O
chem.
atmosphärischer Sauerstoff; Sauerstoff der Luft
flüssiger Sauerstoff
gelöster Sauerstoff
molekularer Sauerstoff
verfügbarer Sauerstoff
Sauerstoff in gasförmigem Zustand
oxygen
atmospheric oxygen
liquid oxygen; LOX
dissolved oxygen DO ; water oxygen
molecular oxygen
available oxygen
gaseous oxygen; gox
(molekularer) Mischorganismus
m
; schimärer Organismus
m
; Schimäre
f
; Chimäre
f
biochem.
genetic chimerism; chimaera; chimera
Sauerstoff
m
O
chem.
atmosphärischer Sauerstoff; Sauerstoff der Luft
flüssiger Sauerstoff
gelöster Sauerstoff
molekularer Sauerstoff
verfügbarer Sauerstoff
Sauerstoff in gasförmigem Zustand
oxygen
atmospheric oxygen
liquid oxygen; LOX
dissolved oxygen DO ; water oxygen
molecular oxygen
available oxygen
gaseous oxygen; gox
Stickstoff
m
N
chem.
atmosphärischer Stickstoff; Stickstoff der Luft
verfügbarer Stickstoff
elementarer Stickstoff
gebundener Stickstoff
molekularer Stickstoff
nitrogen; azote
obs.
atmospheric nitrogen
available nitrogen
elemental nitrogen
bound nitrogen
molecular nitrogen; dinitrogen
Molekulargastronomie
f
molecular gastronomy
Genexpression
f
biol.
(Molekulargenetik)
heterologe Genexpression
gene expression
foreign gene expression
Molekulargenetik
f
molecular genetics
Erbbiologie
f
; Genetik
f
biol.
biochem.
Epigenetik
f
(Lehre von umweltbedingten Genveränderungen)
Humangenetik
f
Molekulargenetik
f
Phänogenetik
f
Zellgenetik
f
Genetik der Pflanzen; Pflanzengenetik
f
genetics
epigenetics (study of genetic alterations due to environmental factors)
human genetics
molecular genetics
phenogenetics
cytogenetics
plant genetics
molekulargenetisch
adj
molekulargenetische Spuren
molecular-genetical
molecular-genetical traces
Molekulargewicht
n
chem.
molecular weight
Molekularküche
f
(physikalische und chemische Zubereitung)
cook.
molecular cuisine (physical and chemical preparations)
Küche
f
(bestimmte Art, zu kochen)
cook.
in der vegetarischen Küche
gutbürgerliche Küche
Molekularküche
f
(physikalische und chemische Zubereitung)
Sterneküche
f
; Haubenküche
f
; haubengekrönte Küche
cooking; cuisine (particular style of cooking)
in vegetarian cooking; in vegetarian cuisine
(high-quality) home cooking; good plain cooking
molecular cuisine (physical and chemical preparations)
award-winning cuisine
Molekularsieb
n
molecular sieve
Molekularsieb
n
Molekularsiebe
pl
molecular sieve
molecular sieves
Gel-Permeationschromatografie
f
; Gel-Permeationschromatographie
f
GPC ; Gel-Filtrationschromatographie
f
GFC ; Gelfiltration
f
; Größenausschluss-Chromatographie
f
; Molekularsieb-Chromatographie
f
chem.
gel-permeation chromatography; gel-filtration chromatography; gel chromatography; gel filtration; size-exclusion chromatography SEC ; SE chromatography; liquid-exclusion chromatography LEC ; exclusion chromatography; molecular-sieve chromatography; molecular exclusion chromatography
Deutsche
Molekulark�che Synonyme
Englische
molecular Synonyme
molecular
atomic
corpuscular
embryonic
evanescent
germinal
granular
impalpable
imperceptible
imponderable
inappreciable
indiscernible
infinitesimal
intangible
invisible
microcosmic
microscopic
subatomic
tenuous
thin
ultramicroscopic
unseeable
Molekulark�che Definition
Clock
(
n.
)
A
machine
for
measuring
time,
indicating
the
hour
and
other
divisions
by
means
of
hands
moving
on
a
dial
plate.
Its
works
are
moved
by
a
weight
or
a
spring,
and
it
is
often
so
constructed
as
to
tell
the
hour
by
the
stroke
of
a
hammer
on
a
bell.
It
is
not
adapted,
like
the
watch,
to
be
carried
on
the
person.
Clock
(
n.
)
A
watch,
esp.
one
that
strikes.
Clock
(
n.
)
The
striking
of
a
clock.
Clock
(
n.
)
A
figure
or
figured
work
on
the
ankle
or
side
of
a
stocking.
Clock
(
v.
t.)
To
ornament
with
figured
work,
as
the
side
of
a
stocking.
Clock
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
call,
as
a
hen.
See
Cluck.
Clock
(
n.
)
A
large
beetle,
esp.
the
European
dung
beetle
(Scarabaeus
stercorarius).
Four-o'clock
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
the
genus
Mirabilis.
There
are
about
half
a
dozen
species,
natives
of
the
warmer
parts
of
America.
The
common
four-o'clock
is
M.
Jalapa.
Its
flowers
are
white,
yellow,
and
red,
and
open
toward
sunset,
or
earlier
in
cloudy
weather
Four-o'clock
(
n.
)
The
friar
bird
Molecular
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
connected
with,
produced
by,
or
consisting
of,
molecules
Ten-o'clock
(
n.
)
A
plant,
the
star-of-Bethlehem.
See
under
Star.
Water
clock
(
)
An
instrument
or
machine
serving
to
measure
time
by
the
fall,
or
flow,
of
a
certain
quantity
of
water
molecular / molecular clock Bedeutung
clock
golf
a
form
of
golf
in
which
you
putt
from
positions
arranged
on
the
circumference
of
a
circle
around
the
hole
alarm
clock
alarm
a
clock
that
wakes
a
sleeper
at
some
preset
time
ammonia
clock
an
atomic
clock
based
on
vibrational
frequency
of
the
nitrogen
atom
in
the
ammonia
molecule
analog
clock
a
clock
that
displays
the
time
of
day
by
the
position
of
hands
on
a
dial
atomic
clock
a
timepiece
that
derives
its
time
scale
from
the
vibration
of
atoms
or
molecules
caesium
clock
an
atomic
clock
based
on
the
energy
difference
between
two
states
of
the
caesium
nucleus
in
a
magnetic
field
clock
a
timepiece
that
shows
the
time
of
day
clock
face
clock
dial
the
face
of
a
clock
showing
hours
and
minutes
of
the
day
clock
pendulum
a
physical
pendulum
used
to
regulate
a
clockwork
mechanism
clock
radio
a
radio
that
includes
a
clock
that
can
be
set
to
turn
it
on
automatically
clock
tower
a
tower
with
a
large
clock
visible
high
up
on
an
outside
face
cuckoo
clock
clock
that
announces
the
hours
with
a
sound
like
the
call
of
the
cuckoo
digital
clock
a
clock
that
displays
the
time
of
day
digitally
electric
clock
a
clock
using
a
small
electric
motor
grandfather
clock
longcase
clock
a
pendulum
clock
enclosed
in
a
tall
narrow
case
pendulum
clock
a
clock
regulated
by
a
pendulum
system
clock
an
electronic
device
in
a
computer
that
issues
a
steady
high-frequency
signal
that
synchronizes
all
the
internal
components
system
clock
a
time-of-day
clock
in
a
computer
system
time
clock
clock
used
to
record
the
hours
that
people
work
turret
clock
a
clock
with
more
than
one
dial
to
show
the
time
in
all
directions
from
a
tower
wall
clock
a
clock
mounted
on
a
wall
water
clock
clepsydra
water
glass
clock
that
measures
time
by
the
escape
of
water
molecular
weight
relative
molecular
mass
(chemistry)
the
sum
of
the
relative
atomic
masses
of
the
constituent
atoms
of
a
molecule
clock-watching
paying
excessive
attention
to
the
clock
(in
anticipation
of
stopping
work)
molecular
genetics
the
branch
of
genetics
concerned
with
the
structure
and
activity
of
genetic
material
at
the
molecular
level
molecular
biology
the
branch
of
biology
that
studies
the
structure
and
activity
of
macromolecules
essential
to
life
(and
especially
with
their
genetic
role)
molecular
formula
a
chemical
formula
based
on
analysis
and
molecular
weight
clock
watcher
a
worker
preoccupied
with
the
arrival
of
quitting
time
molecular
biologist
a
biologist
who
studies
the
structure
and
activity
of
macromolecules
essential
to
life
Nyctaginaceae
family
Nyctaginaceae
Allioniaceae
family
Allioniaceae
four-o'clock
family
a
family
of
flowering
plants
of
the
order
Caryophyllales
trailing
four
o'clock
trailing
windmills
Allionia
incarnata
trailing
plant
having
crowded
clusters
of
brilliant
deep
pink
flowers
resembling
a
single
flower
blooming
near
the
ground,
found
in
dry
gravelly
or
sandy
soil,
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
four
o'clock
any
of
several
plants
of
the
genus
Mirabilis
having
flowers
that
open
in
late
afternoon
common
four-o'clock
marvel-of-Peru
Mirabilis
jalapa
Mirabilis
uniflora
common
garden
plant
of
North
America
having
fragrant
red
or
purple
or
yellow
or
white
flowers
that
open
in
late
afternoon
California
four
o'clock
Mirabilis
laevis
Mirabilis
californica
California
four
o'clock
with
purpleed
flowers
sweet
four
o'clock
maravilla
Mirabilis
longiflora
leafy
wildflower
having
fragrant
slender
white
or
pale
pink
trumpet-shaped
flowers,
southwestern
United
States
and
northern
Mexico
desert
four
o'clock
Colorado
four
o'clock
maravilla
Mirabilis
multiflora
wildflower
having
vibrant
deep
pink
tubular
evening-blooming
flowers,
found
in
sandy
and
desert
areas
from
southern
California
to
southern
Colorado
and
into
Mexico
mountain
four
o'clock
Mirabilis
oblongifolia
leafy
wildflower
with
lavender-pink
flowers
that
open
in
the
evening
and
remain
through
cool
part
of
the
next
day,
found
in
open
woods
or
brush
in
mountains
of
southern
Colorado
to
Arizona
and
into
Mexico
meadow
salsify
goatsbeard
shepherd's
clock
Tragopogon
pratensis
weedy
European
annual
with
yellow
flowers,
naturalized
in
United
States
clock
time
time
a
reading
of
a
point
in
time
as
given
by
a
clock,
do
you
know
what
time
it
is?,
the
time
iso'clock
spacecraft
clock
time
SCLK
the
clock
time
given
by
a
clock
carried
on
board
a
spacecraft
biological
clock
an
innate
mechanism
in
living
organisms
that
controls
the
periodicity
of
many
physiological
functions
clock
time
measure
the
time
or
duration
of
an
event
or
action
or
the
person
who
performs
an
action
in
a
certain
period
of
time,
he
clocked
the
runners
clock
in
punch
in
clock
on
register
one's
arrival
at
work
clock
out
punch
out
clock
off
register
one's
departure
from
work
log
up
clock
up
record
a
distance
travelled,
on
planes
and
cars
around-the-clock
day-and-night
nonstop
round-the-clock
at
all
times,
around-the-clock
nursing
care
molecular(a)
relating
to
simple
or
elementary
organization,
proceed
by
more
and
more
detailed
analysis
to
the
molecular
facts
of
perception--G.A.
Miller
molecular
relating
to
or
produced
by
or
consisting
of
molecules,
molecular
structure,
molecular
oxygen,
molecular
weight
is
the
sum
of
all
the
atoms
in
a
molecule
against
the
clock
against
time
as
fast
as
possible,
before
a
deadline,
it
was
a
race
against
the
clock
around
the
clock
for
hours
round
the
clock
without
stopping,
she
worked
around
the
clock
Ergebnisse der Bewertung:
125
Bewertungen
4
Einfach
einen Begriff in der Tabelle rechts anklicken
um weitere Übersetzungen in dieser Sidebar zu erhalten.