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Definition
Synonym
Schwangerschaftsurlaub
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schwangerschaftsurlaub
pregnancy leave
Schwangerschaftsurlaub
m
; Mutterschutz
m
Ös.
; Mutterschutzzeit
f
Ös.
pregnancy leave
Schwangerschaftsurlaub
pregnancy leave
Schwangerschaftsurlaub
m
; Mutterschutz
m
Ös.
; Mutterschutzzeit
f
Ös.
pregnancy leave
Deutsche
Schwangerschaftsurlaub Synonyme
Karenzurlaub
(österr.)
ÂKarenzzeit
(österr.)
ÂSchwangerschaftsurlaub
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Englische
pregnancy leave Synonyme
pregnancy
abundance
appropriateness
auspiciousness
babyhood
beginnings
bigness
birth
bountifulness
brooding
chargedness
childhood
convenience
copiousness
covering
cradle
criticality
crucialness
expedience
expressiveness
exuberance
favorableness
fecundity
felicitousness
fertility
fitness
fittingness
freshman year
fructiferousness
fruitfulness
generousness
genesis
gestation
gravidity
gravidness
greatness
heaviness
inception
inchoation
incipience
incipiency
incubation
incunabula
infancy
intelligibility
interpretability
loadedness
lushness
luxuriance
meaningfulness
meatiness
meetness
nascence
nascency
nativity
opportuneness
origin
origination
parturition
pithiness
plenteousness
plentifulness
procreativeness
productive capacity
productiveness
productivity
prolificacy
propitiousness
propriety
readability
richness
rightness
ripeness
seasonableness
sententiousness
significance
significancy
significantness
sitting
situation
suggestiveness
suitability
superabundance
swarmingness
teeming womb
teemingness
the family way
timeliness
youth
Schwangerschaftsurlaub Definition
Leave
(
v.
i.)
To
send
out
leaves
Leave
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
Leave
(
n.
)
Liberty
granted
by
which
restraint
or
illegality
is
removed
Leave
(
n.
)
The
act
of
leaving
or
departing
Leave
(
v.
)
To
withdraw
one's
self
from
Leave
(
v.
)
To
let
remain
unremoved
or
undone
Leave
(
v.
)
To
cease
from
Leave
(
v.
)
To
desert
Leave
(
v.
)
To
let
be
or
do
without
interference
Leave
(
v.
)
To
put
Leave
(
v.
)
To
have
remaining
at
death
Leave
(
v.
i.)
To
depart
Leave
(
v.
i.)
To
cease
Leave-taking
(
n.
)
Taking
of
leave
Pregnancy
(
n.
)
The
condition
of
being
pregnant
Pregnancy
(
n.
)
Figuratively:
The
quality
of
being
heavy
with
important
contents,
issue,
significance,
etc.
pregnancy leave Bedeutung
farewell
leave
leave-taking
parting
the
act
of
departing
politely,
he
disliked
long
farewells,
he
took
his
leave,
parting
is
such
sweet
sorrow
French
leave
an
abrupt
and
unannounced
departure
(without
saying
farewell)
absence
without
leave
unauthorized
absence
unauthorized
military
absence
pregnancy
test
a
physiological
test
to
determine
whether
a
woman
is
pregnant
leave
permission
to
do
something,
she
was
granted
leave
to
speak
ticket-of-leave
a
permit
formerly
given
to
convicts
allowing
them
to
leave
prison
under
specific
restrictions
false
pregnancy
pseudocyesis
physiological
state
in
which
a
woman
exhibits
symptoms
of
pregnancy
but
is
not
pregnant
pregnancy
gestation
maternity
the
state
of
being
pregnant,
the
period
from
conception
to
birth
when
a
woman
carries
a
developing
fetus
in
her
uterus
abdominal
pregnancy
ectopic
pregnancy
in
the
abdominal
cavity
ovarian
pregnancy
ectopic
pregnancy
in
the
ovary
tubal
pregnancy
ectopic
pregnancy
in
a
Fallopian
tube
ectopic
pregnancy
extrauterine
pregnancy
ectopic
gestation
extrauterine
gestation
eccyesis
metacyesis
pregnancy
resulting
from
gestation
elsewhere
than
in
the
uterus
entopic
pregnancy
pregnancy
resulting
from
normal
gestation
in
the
uterus
toxemia
of
pregnancy
toxaemia
of
pregnancy
toxemia
toxaemia
an
abnormal
condition
of
pregnancy
characterized
by
hypertension
and
edema
and
protein
in
the
urine
hydatid
mole
hydatidiform
mole
molar
pregnancy
an
abnormality
during
pregnancy,
chorionic
villi
around
the
fetus
degenerate
and
form
clusters
of
fluid-filled
sacs,
usually
associated
with
the
death
of
the
fetus
chloasma
melasma
mask
of
pregnancy
a
tan
discoloration
of
a
woman's
face
that
is
associated
with
pregnancy
or
with
the
use
of
oral
contraceptives
leave
leave
of
absence
the
period
of
time
during
which
you
are
absent
from
work
or
duty,
a
ten
day's
leave
to
visit
his
mother
compassionate
leave
(military)
leave
granted
in
an
emergency
such
as
family
sickness
or
death
sabbatical
sabbatical
leave
a
leave
usually
taken
every
seventh
year
shore
leave
liberty
leave
granted
to
a
sailor
or
naval
officer
sick
leave
a
leave
of
absence
from
work
because
of
illness
terminal
leave
final
leave
before
discharge
from
military
service
leave
leave
alone
leave
behind
leave
unchanged
or
undisturbed
or
refrain
from
taking,
leave
it
as
is,
leave
the
young
fawn
alone,
leave
the
flowers
that
you
see
in
the
park
behind
leave
leave
behind
be
survived
by
after
one's
death,
He
left
six
children,
At
her
death,
she
left
behind
her
husband
and
cats
leave
off
stop
using,
leave
off
your
jacket--no
need
to
wear
it
here
forget
leave
leave
behind
unintentionally,
I
forgot
my
umbrella
in
the
restaurant,
I
left
my
keys
inside
the
car
and
locked
the
doors
leave
go
and
leave
behind,
either
intentionally
or
by
neglect
or
forgetfulness,
She
left
a
mess
when
she
moved
out,
His
good
luck
finally
left
him,
her
husband
left
her
after
years
of
marriage,
she
wept
thinking
she
had
been
left
behind
neglect
pretermit
omit
drop
miss
leave
out
overlook
overleap
leave
undone
or
leave
out,
How
could
I
miss
that
typo?,
The
workers
on
the
conveyor
belt
miss
one
out
of
ten
exclude
except
leave
out
leave
off
omit
take
out
prevent
from
being
included
or
considered
or
accepted,
The
bad
results
were
excluded
from
the
report,
Leave
off
the
top
piece
leave
no
stone
unturned
search
thoroughly
and
exhaustively,
The
police
left
no
stone
unturned
in
looking
for
the
President's
murderer
depart
take
leave
quit
go
away
or
leave
leave
go
forth
go
away
go
away
from
a
place,
At
what
time
does
your
train
leave?,
She
didn't
leave
until
midnight,
The
ship
leaves
at
midnight
exit
go
out
get
out
leave
move
out
of
or
depart
from,
leave
the
room,
the
fugitive
has
left
the
country
leave
behind
depart
and
not
take
along,
He
left
behind
all
his
possessions
when
he
moved
to
Europe
bequeath
will
leave
leave
or
give
by
will
after
one's
death,
My
aunt
bequeathed
me
all
her
jewelry,
My
grandfather
left
me
his
entire
estate
impart
leave
give
pass
on
transmit
(knowledge
or
skills),
give
a
secret
to
the
Russians,
leave
your
name
and
address
here,
impart
a
new
skill
to
the
students
entrust
leave
put
into
the
care
or
protection
of
someone,
He
left
the
decision
to
his
deputy,
leave
your
child
the
nurse's
care
leave
office
quit
step
down
resign
give
up
or
retire
from
a
position,
The
Secretary
of
the
Navy
will
leave
office
next
month,
The
chairman
resigned
over
the
financial
scandal
leave
depart
pull
up
stakes
remove
oneself
from
an
association
with
or
participation
in,
She
wants
to
leave,
The
teenager
left
home,
She
left
her
position
with
the
Red
Cross,
He
left
the
Senate
after
two
terms,
after
years
with
the
same
company,
she
pulled
up
stakes
leave
result
lead
have
as
a
result
or
residue,
The
water
left
a
mark
on
the
silk
dress,
Her
blood
left
a
stain
on
the
napkin
leave
off
come
to
an
end,
stop
or
cease,
the
road
leaves
off
at
the
edge
of
the
forest,
leave
off
where
you
started
leave
allow
for
allow
provide
make
a
possibility
or
provide
opportunity
for,
permit
to
be
attainable
or
cause
to
remain,
This
leaves
no
room
for
improvement,
The
evidence
allows
only
one
conclusion,
allow
for
mistakes,
leave
lots
of
time
for
the
trip,
This
procedure
provides
for
lots
of
leeway
leave
act
or
be
so
as
to
become
in
a
specified
state,
The
inflation
left
them
penniless,
The
president's
remarks
left
us
speechless
leave
have
left
or
have
as
a
remainder,
That
left
the
four
of
us,
minus
leaves
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