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Definition
Synonym
Walfaenge
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Walfang
m
, Töten
n
von Walen
Walfänge
pl
illegaler Walfang
kommerzieller Walfang
Walfang durch Ureinwohner
Walfang für Forschungszwecke
whaling, whale culling
whalings
illegal whaling, illegal take, pirate whaling
commercial whaling
indigenous whaling, indigenous take
research whaling, scientific whaling
Walfang
m
, Töten
n
von Walen
Walfänge
pl
illegaler Walfang
kommerzieller Walfang
Walfang durch Ureinwohner
Walfang für Forschungszwecke
whaling, whale culling
whalings
illegal whaling, illegal take, pirate whaling
commercial whaling
indigenous whaling, indigenous take
research whaling, scientific whaling
Walfaenge
whalings
Walfang
m
; Töten
n
von Walen
Walfänge
pl
illegaler Walfang
kommerzieller Walfang
Walfang durch Ureinwohner
Walfang für Forschungszwecke
whaling; whale culling
whalings
illegal whaling; illegal take; pirate whaling
commercial whaling
indigenous whaling; indigenous take
research whaling; scientific whaling
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whaling whale culling Synonyme
whaling
angling
banging
bumping
casting
colossal
dressing-down
enormous
fishery
fishing
fly fishing
gargantuan
gigantic
guddling
harpooning
hiding
immense
jigging
larruping
lathering
leathering
licking
mighty
paddling
piscation
prodigious
rod and reel
slapping
spanking
still-fishing
tanning
thumping
thundering
trawling
trolling
walloping
whacking
whopping
Walfaenge Definition
Commercial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
commerce
Culling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Cull
Culling
(
n.
)
The
act
of
one
who
culls.
Culling
(
n.
)
Anything
separated
or
selected
from
a
mass.
Illegal
(
a.
)
Not
according
to,
or
authorized
by,
law
Indigenous
(
a.
)
Native
Indigenous
(
a.
)
Native
Pirate
(
n.
)
A
robber
on
the
high
seas
Pirate
(
n.
)
An
armed
ship
or
vessel
which
sails
without
a
legal
commission,
for
the
purpose
of
plundering
other
vessels
on
the
high
seas.
Pirate
(
n.
)
One
who
infringes
the
law
of
copyright,
or
publishes
the
work
of
an
author
without
permission.
Pirate
(
v.
i.)
To
play
the
pirate
Pirate
(
v.
t.)
To
publish,
as
books
or
writings,
without
the
permission
of
the
author.
Research
(
n.
)
Diligent
inquiry
or
examination
in
seeking
facts
or
principles
Research
(
v.
t.)
To
search
or
examine
with
continued
care
Right
whale
(
)
The
bowhead,
Arctic,
or
Greenland
whale
(Balaena
mysticetus),
from
whose
mouth
the
best
whalebone
is
obtained.
Right
whale
(
)
Any
other
whale
that
produces
valuable
whalebone,
as
the
Atlantic,
or
Biscay,
right
whale
(Balaena
cisarctica),
and
the
Pacific
right
whale
(B.
Sieboldii)
Scientific
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
science
Scientific
(
a.
)
Agreeing
with,
or
depending
on,
the
rules
or
principles
of
science
Scientific
(
a.
)
Having
a
knowledge
of
science,
or
of
a
science
Sperm
whale
(
)
A
very
large
toothed
whale
(Physeter
macrocephalus),
having
a
head
of
enormous
size.
The
upper
jaw
is
destitute
of
teeth.
In
the
upper
part
of
the
head,
above
the
skull,
there
is
a
large
cavity,
or
case,
filled
with
oil
and
spermaceti.
This
whale
sometimes
grows
to
the
length
of
more
than
eighty
feet.
It
is
found
in
the
warmer
parts
of
all
the
oceans.
Called
also
cachalot,
and
spermaceti
whale.
Whaling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Whala
Whale
(
n.
)
Any
aquatic
mammal
of
the
order
Cetacea,
especially
any
one
of
the
large
species,
some
of
which
become
nearly
one
hundred
feet
long.
Whales
are
hunted
chiefly
for
their
oil
and
baleen,
or
whalebone.
Whaling
(
n.
)
The
hunting
of
whales.
Whaling
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
employed
in,
the
pursuit
of
whales
whaling whale culling / whalings / illegal whaling illegal take pirate whaling / commercial whaling / indigenous whaling indigenous take / research whaling scientific whaling Bedeutung
research
systematic
investigation
to
establish
facts
operations
research
research
designed
to
determine
most
efficient
way
to
do
something
biological
research
scientific
research
conducted
by
biologists
stemell
research
research
on
stem
cells
and
their
use
in
medicine
embryonic
stemell
research
biological
research
on
stem
cells
derived
from
embryos
and
on
their
use
in
medicine
marketing
research
market
research
research
that
gathers
and
analyzes
information
about
the
moving
of
good
or
services
from
producer
to
consumer
product
research
marketing
research
that
yields
information
about
desired
characteristics
of
the
product
or
service
consumer
research
marketing
research
that
yields
information
about
the
motives
and
needs
of
different
classes
of
consumers
scientific
research
research
project
research
into
questions
posed
by
scientific
theories
and
hypotheses
commercial
bribery
bribery
of
a
purchasing
agent
in
order
to
induce
the
agent
to
enter
into
a
transaction
illegal
possession
possession
of
controlled
substances
commercial
enterprise
business
enterprise
business
the
activity
of
providing
goods
and
services
involving
financial
and
commercial
and
industrial
aspects,
computers
are
now
widely
used
in
business
business
activity
commercial
activity
activity
undertaken
as
part
of
a
commercial
enterprise
whale
shark
Rhincodon
typus
large
spotted
shark
of
warm
surface
waters
worldwide,
resembles
a
whale
and
feeds
chiefly
on
plankton
whale
louse
amphipod
crustacean
parasitic
on
cetaceans
whale
any
of
the
larger
cetacean
mammals
having
a
streamlined
body
and
breathing
through
a
blowhole
on
the
head
baleen
whale
whalebone
whale
whale
with
plates
of
whalebone
along
the
upper
jaw
for
filtering
plankton
from
the
water
right
whale
large
Arctic
whalebone
whale,
allegedly
the
`right'
whale
to
hunt
because
of
its
valuable
whalebone
and
oil
bowhead
bowhead
whale
Greenland
whale
Balaena
mysticetus
large-mouthed
Arctic
whale
blue
whale
sulfur
bottom
Balaenoptera
musculus
largest
mammal
ever
known,
bluish-grey
migratory
whalebone
whale
mostly
of
southern
hemisphere
finback
finback
whale
fin
whale
common
rorqual
Balaenoptera
physalus
large
flat-headed
whalebone
whale
having
deep
furrows
along
the
throat,
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
sei
whale
Balaenoptera
borealis
similar
to
but
smaller
than
the
finback
whale
lesser
rorqual
piked
whale
minke
whale
Balaenoptera
acutorostrata
small
finback
of
coastal
waters
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
humpback
humpback
whale
Megaptera
novaeangliae
large
whalebone
whale
with
long
flippers
noted
for
arching
or
humping
its
back
as
it
dives
grey
whale
gray
whale
devilfish
Eschrichtius
gibbosus
Eschrichtius
robustus
medium-sized
greyish-black
whale
of
the
northern
Pacific
toothed
whale
any
of
several
whales
having
simple
conical
teeth
and
feeding
on
fish
etc.
sperm
whale
cachalot
black
whale
Physeter
catodon
large
whale
with
a
large
cavity
in
the
head
containing
spermaceti
and
oil,
also
a
source
of
ambergris
pygmy
sperm
whale
Kogia
breviceps
small
sperm
whale
of
warm
waters
of
both
coasts
of
North
America
dwarf
sperm
whale
Kogia
simus
very
small
(to
feet)
sperm
whale
of
central
coasts
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
beaked
whale
any
of
several
whales
inhabiting
all
oceans
and
having
beaklike
jaws
with
vestigial
teeth
in
the
upper
jaw
bottle-nosed
whale
bottlenose
whale
bottlenose
Hyperoodon
ampullatus
northern
Atlantic
beaked
whale
with
a
bulbous
forehead
killer
whale
killer
orca
grampus
sea
wolf
Orcinus
orca
predatory
black-and-white
toothed
whale
with
large
dorsal
fin,
common
in
cold
seas
pilot
whale
black
whale
common
blackfish
blackfish
Globicephala
melaena
small
darkolored
whale
of
the
Atlantic
coast
of
the
United
States,
the
largest
male
acts
as
pilot
or
leader
for
the
school
white
whale
beluga
Delphinapterus
leucas
small
northern
whale
that
is
white
when
adult
whale
sucker
whalesucker
Remilegia
australis
large
blue
Pacific
remora
that
attaches
to
whales
and
dolphins
Air
Force
Research
Laboratory
AFRL
a
United
States
Air
Force
defense
laboratory
responsible
for
discovering
and
developing
and
integrating
fighting
technologies
for
aerospace
forces
Army
High
Performance
Computing
Research
Center
AHPCRC
a
United
States
defense
laboratory
to
conduct
research
in
high-performance
computing
for
defense
technology
applications,
a
partnership
of
government
and
university
and
industry
auxiliary
research
submarine
a
submarine
for
research
purposes
black
flag
pirate
flag
Jolly
Roger
blackjack
a
flag
usually
bearing
a
white
skull
and
crossbones
on
a
black
background,
indicates
a
pirate
ship
commercial
art
art
used
for
commercial
purposes
(as
in
advertising)
lab
laboratory
research
lab
research
laboratory
science
lab
science
laboratory
a
workplace
for
the
conduct
of
scientific
research
Naval
Research
Laboratory
NRL
the
United
States
Navy's
defense
laboratory
that
conducts
basic
and
applied
research
for
the
Navy
in
a
variety
of
scientific
and
technical
disciplines
pirate
pirate
ship
a
ship
that
is
manned
by
pirates
research
center
research
facility
a
center
where
research
is
done
scientific
instrument
an
instrument
used
by
scientists
test
rocket
research
rocket
test
instrument
vehicle
a
rocket
fired
for
test
purposes
whaler
whaling
ship
a
ship
engaged
in
whale
fishing
whaling
gun
a
gun
(or
device
resembling
a
gun)
for
discharging
a
projectile
(especially
a
harpoon)
at
a
whale
scientific
method
a
method
of
investigation
involving
observation
and
theory
to
test
scientific
hypotheses
inquiry
enquiry
research
a
search
for
knowledge,
their
pottery
deserves
more
research
than
it
has
received
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