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Definition
Synonym
Rundstiellappentransplantat
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rundstiellappentransplantat
n
med.
Rundstiellappentransplantat
en
pl
tunnel (tube) graft; rope graft
tunnel grafts; rope grafts
Rundstiellappentransplantat
n
med.
Rundstiellappentransplantat
en
pl
tunnel (tube) graft; rope graft
tunnel grafts; rope grafts
Rundstiellappen
m
anat.
Rundstiellappen
pl
tunnel (tube) flap; gauntlet (pocket) flap
tunnel flaps; gauntlet flaps
Rundstiellappentransplantat
n
med.
Rundstiellappentransplantat
en
pl
tunnel (tube) graft; rope graft
tunnel grafts; rope grafts
Deutsche
Rundstiellappentransplantat Synonyme
Englische
tunnel graft; rope graft Synonyme
tunnel
abri
access
adit
aisle
alley
ambulatory
antre
aperture
approach trench
arcade
artery
avenue
bore
bunker
burrow
cave
cavern
channel
cloister
colonnade
communication
communication trench
conduit
connection
corridor
couch
countermine
countersink
coupure
course
cove
covered way
covert
deepen
defile
delve
den
depress
dig
dig out
dike
ditch
dive
double sap
dredge
drill
drive
duct
dugout
earth
egress
entrance
entrenchment
excavate
exit
ferry
fire trench
flying sap
ford
form
fortified
tunnel
fosse
foxhole
furrow
gallery
gouge
gouge out
groove
grot
grotto
grub
hole
ingress
inlet
interchange
intersection
junction
lair
lane
lodge
lower
mew
mine
moat
opening
outlet
overpass
parallel
pass
passage
passageway
penetrate
portico
quarry
railroad
tunnel
run
sap
scoop
scoop out
scrabble
scrape
scratch
sewer
shaft
shovel
sink
slit trench
spade
subterrane
subway
traject
trajet
trench
trough
troughing
troughway
underpass
warren
way
Rundstiellappentransplantat Definition
Crookes
tube
(
)
A
vacuum
tube
in
which
the
exhaustion
is
carried
to
a
very
high
degree,
with
the
production
of
a
distinct
class
of
effects
Geissler
tube
(
)
A
glass
tube
provided
with
platinum
electrodes,
and
containing
some
gas
under
very
low
tension,
which
becomes
luminous
when
an
electrical
discharge
is
passed
through
it
Glass-rope
(
n.
)
A
remarkable
vitreous
sponge,
of
the
genus
Hyalonema,
first
brought
from
Japan.
It
has
a
long
stem,
consisting
of
a
bundle
of
long
and
large,
glassy,
siliceous
fibers,
twisted
together.
Graft
(
n.
)
A
small
shoot
or
scion
of
a
tree
inserted
in
another
tree,
the
stock
of
which
is
to
support
and
nourish
it.
The
two
unite
and
become
one
tree,
but
the
graft
determines
the
kind
of
fruit.
Graft
(
n.
)
A
branch
or
portion
of
a
tree
growing
from
such
a
shoot.
Graft
(
n.
)
A
portion
of
living
tissue
used
in
the
operation
of
autoplasty.
Graft
(
n.
)
To
insert
(a
graft)
in
a
branch
or
stem
of
another
tree
Graft
(
n.
)
To
implant
a
portion
of
(living
flesh
or
akin)
in
a
lesion
so
as
to
form
an
organic
union.
Graft
(
n.
)
To
join
(one
thing)
to
another
as
if
by
grafting,
so
as
to
bring
about
a
close
union.
Graft
(
n.
)
To
cover,
as
a
ring
bolt,
block
strap,
splicing,
etc.,
with
a
weaving
of
small
cord
or
rope-yarns.
Graft
(
v.
i.)
To
insert
scions
from
one
tree,
or
kind
of
tree,
etc.,
into
another
Guess
rope
(
)
A
guess
warp.
Guest
rope
(
)
The
line
by
which
a
boat
makes
fast
to
the
swinging
boom.
Pitot's
tube
(
)
A
bent
tube
used
to
determine
the
velocity
of
running
water,
by
placing
the
curved
end
under
water,
and
observing
the
height
to
which
the
fluid
rises
in
the
tube
Rope
(
n.
)
A
large,
stout
cord,
usually
one
not
less
than
an
inch
in
circumference,
made
of
strands
twisted
or
braided
together.
It
differs
from
cord,
line,
and
string,
only
in
its
size.
See
Cordage.
Rope
(
n.
)
A
row
or
string
consisting
of
a
number
of
things
united,
as
by
braiding,
twining,
etc.
Rope
(
n.
)
The
small
intestines
Rope
(
v.
i.)
To
be
formed
into
rope
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
bind,
fasten,
or
tie
with
a
rope
or
cord
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
connect
or
fasten
together,
as
a
party
of
mountain
climbers,
with
a
rope.
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
partition,
separate,
or
divide
off,
by
means
of
a
rope,
so
as
to
include
or
exclude
something
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
lasso
(a
steer,
horse).
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
draw,
as
with
a
rope
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
prevent
from
winning
(as
a
horse),
by
pulling
or
curbing.
Rope's-end
(
v.
t.)
To
punish
with
a
rope's
end.
Rope-yarn
(
n.
)
the
yarn
or
thread
of
any
stuff
of
which
the
strands
of
a
rope
are
made.
Top-rope
(
n.
)
A
rope
used
for
hoisting
and
lowering
a
topmast,
and
for
other
purposes.
Tube
(
n.
)
A
hollow
cylinder,
of
any
material,
used
for
the
conveyance
of
fluids,
and
for
various
other
purposes
Tube
(
n.
)
A
telescope.
Tube
(
n.
)
A
vessel
in
animal
bodies
or
plants,
which
conveys
a
fluid
or
other
substance.
Tube
(
n.
)
The
narrow,
hollow
part
of
a
gamopetalous
corolla.
Tube
(
n.
)
A
priming
tube,
or
friction
primer.
See
under
Priming,
and
Friction.
Tube
(
n.
)
A
small
pipe
forming
part
of
the
boiler,
containing
water
and
surrounded
by
flame
or
hot
gases,
or
else
surrounded
by
water
and
forming
a
flue
for
the
gases
to
pass
through.
Tube
(
n.
)
A
more
or
less
cylindrical,
and
often
spiral,
case
secreted
or
constructed
by
many
annelids,
crustaceans,
insects,
and
other
animals,
for
protection
or
concealment.
See
Illust.
of
Tubeworm.
Tube
(
n.
)
One
of
the
siphons
of
a
bivalve
mollusk.
Tube
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
tube
Tube-nosed
(
a.
)
Having
the
nostrils
prolonged
in
the
form
of
horny
tubes
along
the
sides
of
the
beak
Tube-nosed
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
the
Tubinares.
Tube-shell
(
n.
)
Any
bivalve
mollusk
which
secretes
a
shelly
tube
around
its
siphon,
as
the
watering-shell.
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
A
vessel
with
a
broad
mouth
at
one
end,
a
pipe
or
tube
at
the
other,
for
conveying
liquor,
fluids,
etc.,
into
casks,
bottles,
or
other
vessels
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
The
opening
of
a
chimney
for
the
passage
of
smoke
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
An
artificial
passage
or
archway
for
conducting
canals
or
railroads
under
elevated
ground,
for
the
formation
of
roads
under
rivers
or
canals,
and
the
construction
of
sewers,
drains,
and
the
like.
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
A
level
passage
driven
across
the
measures,
or
at
right
angles
to
veins
which
it
is
desired
to
reach
Tunnel
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
a
tunnel,
or
funnel,
or
to
form
like
a
tunnel
Tunnel
(
v.
t.)
To
catch
in
a
tunnel
net.
Tunnel
(
v.
t.)
To
make
an
opening,
or
a
passageway,
through
or
under
Water
tube
(
)
One
of
a
system
of
tubular
excretory
organs
having
external
openings,
found
in
many
invertebrates.
They
are
believed
to
be
analogous
in
function
to
the
kidneys
of
vertebrates.
See
Illust.
under
Trematodea,
and
Sporocyst.
tunnel (tube) graft; rope graft / tunnel grafts; rope grafts Bedeutung
graft
grafting
the
act
of
grafting
something
onto
something
else
rope-a-dope
a
boxing
tactic:
pretending
to
be
trapped
against
the
ropes
while
your
opponent
wears
himself
out
throwing
punches
jump
rope
a
child's
game
or
a
cardiopulmonary
exercise
in
which
the
player
jumps
over
a
swinging
rope
coronary
bypass
coronary
bypass
surgery
coronary
artery
bypass
graft
CABG
open-heart
surgery
in
which
the
rib
cage
is
opened
and
a
section
of
a
blood
vessel
is
grafted
from
the
aorta
to
the
coronary
artery
to
bypass
the
blocked
section
of
the
coronary
artery
and
improve
the
blood
supply
to
the
heart
keratoplasty
corneal
graft
corneal
transplant
a
surgical
procedure
in
which
part
or
all
of
a
damaged
or
diseased
cornea
is
replaced
by
healthy
corneal
tissue
from
a
donor
bribery
graft
the
practice
of
offering
something
(usually
money)
in
order
to
gain
an
illicit
advantage
neural
tube
a
tube
of
ectodermal
tissue
in
the
embryo
from
which
the
brain
and
spinal
cord
develop
harpy
harpy
bat
tube-nosed
bat
tube-nosed
fruit
bat
any
of
various
fruit
bats
of
the
genus
Nyctimene
distinguished
by
nostrils
drawn
out
into
diverging
tubes
tube
foot
tentacular
tubular
process
of
most
echinoderms
(starfish
and
sea
urchins
and
holothurians)
having
a
sucker
at
the
end
and
used
for
e.g.
locomotion
and
respiration
acorn
tube
a
small
vacuum
tube,
used
at
high
frequencies
anchor
chain
anchor
rope
the
chain
or
rope
that
attaches
an
anchor
to
a
vessel
blowgun
blowpipe
blowtube
blow
tube
a
tube
through
which
darts
can
be
shot
by
blowing
blowtube
blow
tube
blowpipe
a
tube
that
directs
air
or
gas
into
a
flame
to
concentrate
heat
boron
counter
tube
a
proportional
counter
tube
for
counting
neutrons
breech
rear
of
barrel
rear
of
tube
opening
in
the
rear
of
the
barrel
of
a
gun
where
bullets
can
be
loaded
capillary
capillary
tube
capillary
tubing
a
tube
of
small
internal
diameter,
holds
liquid
by
capillary
action
cathodeay
tube
CRT
a
vacuum
tube
in
which
a
hot
cathode
emits
a
beam
of
electrons
that
pass
through
a
high
voltage
anode
and
are
focused
or
deflected
before
hitting
a
phosphorescent
screen
chunnel
Channel
Tunnel
the
railroad
tunnel
between
France
and
England
under
the
English
Channel
color
tube
colour
tube
color
television
tube
colour
television
tube
color
TV
tube
colour
TV
tube
a
television
tube
that
displays
images
in
full
color
counter
tube
a
measuring
instrument
for
counting
individual
ionizing
events
Crookes
tube
the
original
gas-discharge
cathodeay
tube
diode
rectifying
tube
rectifying
valve
a
thermionic
tube
having
two
electrodes,
used
as
a
rectifier
driven
well
tube
well
a
well
made
by
driving
a
tube
into
the
earth
to
a
stratum
that
bears
water
endotracheal
tube
a
catheter
that
is
inserted
into
the
trachea
through
the
mouth
or
nose
in
order
to
maintain
an
open
air
passage
or
to
deliver
oxygen
or
to
permit
the
suctioning
of
mucus
or
to
prevent
aspiration
of
the
stomach
contents
gas-discharge
tube
a
tube
in
which
an
electric
discharge
takes
place
through
a
gas
Geiger
tube
Geiger-Muller
tube
an
ionization
chamber
contained
in
a
tube
in
a
Geiger
counter
glow
tube
a
gas-discharge
tube
consisting
of
a
cold
cathode
and
a
diode
in
a
tube
filled
with
gas,
the
color
of
the
glow
depends
on
the
particular
gas
guide
rope
a
rope
used
to
guide
the
movement
of
the
load
of
a
crane
guy
guy
cable
guy
wire
guy
rope
a
cable,
wire,
or
rope
that
is
used
to
brace
something
(especially
a
tent)
hangman's
rope
hangman's
halter
halter
hemp
hempen
necktie
a
rope
that
is
used
by
a
hangman
to
execute
persons
who
have
been
condemned
to
death
by
hanging
inner
tube
an
inflatable
rubber
tube
that
fits
inside
the
casing
of
a
pneumatic
tire
ionization
chamber
ionization
tube
a
measuring
instrument
that
measures
the
amount
of
ionizing
radiation
jump
rope
skip
rope
skipping
rope
a
length
of
rope
(usually
with
handles
on
each
end)
that
is
swung
around
while
someone
jumps
over
it
kinescope
picture
tube
television
tube
a
cathodeay
tube
in
a
television
receiver,
translates
the
received
signal
into
a
picture
on
a
luminescent
screen
Kundt's
tube
a
measuring
instrument
used
to
measure
the
speed
of
sound
metro
tube
underground
subway
system
subway
an
electric
railway
operating
below
the
surface
of
the
ground
(usually
in
a
city),
in
Paris
the
subway
system
is
called
the
`metro'
and
in
London
it
is
called
the
`tube'
or
the
`underground'
nasotracheal
tube
a
tube
inserted
into
the
trachea
through
the
nose
and
pharynx,
used
to
deliver
oxygen
neon
lamp
neon
induction
lamp
neon
tube
a
lamp
consisting
of
a
small
gas-discharge
tube
containing
neon
at
low
pressure,
luminescence
is
produced
by
the
action
of
currents
at
high
frequencies
that
are
wrapped
a
few
turns
around
the
tube
pipe
wrench
tube
wrench
adjustable
wrench
for
gripping
and
turning
a
pipe,
has
two
serrated
jaws
that
are
adjusted
to
grip
the
pipe
Pitot-static
tube
Pitot
head
Pitot
tube
measuring
instrument
consisting
of
a
combined
Pitot
tube
and
static
tube
that
measures
total
and
static
pressure,
used
in
aircraft
to
measure
airspeed
Pitot
tube
Pitot
measuring
instrument
consisting
of
a
right-angled
tube
with
an
open
end
that
is
directed
in
opposition
to
the
flow
of
a
fluid
and
used
to
measure
the
velocity
of
fluid
flow
proportional
counter
tube
proportional
counter
counter
tube
whose
output
pulse
is
proportional
to
number
of
ions
produced
R-
Mexican
valium
rophy
rope
roofy
roach
forget
me
drug
circle
street
names
for
flunitrazepan
railroad
tunnel
a
tunnel
through
which
the
railroad
track
runs
ridge
rope
either
of
a
pair
of
lifelines
running
alongside
the
bowsprit
of
a
ship
rope
a
strong
line
rope
bridge
a
bridge
consisting
of
ropes
rope
ladder
a
ladder
with
side
pieces
of
rope
rope
tow
a
ski
tow
offering
only
a
moving
rope
to
hold
onto
ropewalk
rope
yard
workplace
consisting
of
a
long
narrow
path
or
shed
where
rope
is
made
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