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Definition
Synonym
Weltb�rgertum
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Weltbank
f
World bank
Internationale Bank für Wiederaufbau und Entwicklung, Weltbank
IBRD : international Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Weltbank
world bank
Sonderorganisationen der Vereinten Nationen
UNO-Organisation für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft FAO
Weltbank; Internationale Bank für Wiederaufbau und Entwicklung
Internationale Zivilluftfahrtorganisation ICAO
Internationale Entwicklungsorganisation IDA
Internationaler Fonds für landwirtschaftliche Entwicklung IFAD
Internationale Finanzkorporation IFC
Internationale Arbeitsorganisation IAO
Internationale Seeschifffahrtsorganisation IMO
Internationale Fernmeldeunion IFU
Internationaler Währungsfonds IWF
Organisation der Vereinten Nationen für Erziehung Wissenschaft und Kultur UNESCO
Organisation der Vereinten Nationen für industrielle Entwicklung UNIDO
Welttourismusorganisation UNWTO
Weltpostverein WPV
Weltgesundheitsorganisation WHO
Weltorganisation für geistiges Eigentum WIPO
Weltorganisation für Meteorologie WMO
United Nations specialized agencies
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO
World Bank; International Bank for Reconstruction and Development IBRD
International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO
International Development Association IDA
International Fund for Agricultural Development IFAD
International Finance Corporation IFC
International Labour Organization ILO
International Maritime Organization IMO
International Telecommunication Union ITU
International Monetary Fund IMF
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO
United Nations Industrial Development Organizatio UNIDO
World Tourism Organization UNWTO
Universal Postal Union UPU
World Health Organization WHO
World Intellectual Property Organization WIPO
World Meteorological Organization WMO
Sonderorganisationen der Vereinten Nationen
UNO-Organisation für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft FAO
Weltbank; Internationale Bank für Wiederaufbau und Entwicklung
Internationale Zivilluftfahrtorganisation ICAO
Internationale Entwicklungsorganisation IDA
Internationaler Fonds für landwirtschaftliche Entwicklung IFAD
Internationale Finanzkorporation IFC
Internationale Arbeitsorganisation IAO
Internationale Seeschifffahrtsorganisation IMO
Internationale Fernmeldeunion IFU
Internationaler Währungsfonds IWF
Organisation der Vereinten Nationen für Erziehung, Wissenschaft und Kultur UNESCO
Organisation der Vereinten Nationen für industrielle Entwicklung UNIDO
Welttourismusorganisation UNWTO
Weltpostverein WPV
Weltgesundheitsorganisation WHO
Weltorganisation für geistiges Eigentum WIPO
Weltorganisation für Meteorologie WMO
United Nations specialized agencies
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO
World Bank; International Bank for Reconstruction and Development IBRD
International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO
International Development Association IDA
International Fund for Agricultural Development IFAD
International Finance Corporation IFC
International Labour Organization ILO
International Maritime Organization IMO
International Telecommunication Union ITU
International Monetary Fund IMF
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization UNESCO
United Nations Industrial Development Organizatio UNIDO
World Tourism Organization UNWTO
Universal Postal Union UPU
World Health Organization WHO
World Intellectual Property Organization WIPO
World Meteorological Organization WMO
Weltbanken
world banks
Weltbeben
n
geol.
world quake; megaseism
Weltbedeutung
f
global significance; world-wide significance
weltberühmt, weltbekannt
adj
world-famous, famous the world over
weltberühmt; weltbekannt
adj
world-famous; famous the world over
weltbekannte Person
notoriety
weltberühmt
world-famous
weltberuehmt
world famous
weltberuehmt
worldfamous
weltberühmte Sammlung
world renowned collection
weltbeschreibend
cosmographical
kosmografisch; weltbeschreibend
adj
cosmographical
Weltbeschreibung
f
cosmography
Weltbeschreibung
cosmography
der die das weltbeste ...
the world's best ...
der die das weltbeste …
the world's best …
Weltbevölkerung
f
world population
Weltbevölkerung
f
; Erdbevölkerung
f
world population; earth's population; global population
weltbewegend
adj
worldshaking
weltbewegend
world-shaking
weltbewegend, weltbewegende
worldshaking
weltbewegend; aufregend
adj
nichts Weltbewegendes sein; nichts Aufregendes sein
world-shaking
to be no great shakes; to be nothing to write home about; to be nothing to get excited about; not to be up to much
weltbewegendere
more worldshaking
nichts von Bedeutung; nichts Aufregendes; nichts Weltbewegendes
nothing to speak of
keine Hexerei sein; kein Kunststück sein; keine große Sache sein; nichts Großartiges Weltbewegendes sein
v
to be no big deal; to be NBD
Am.
coll.
nach Tycho Brahe
astron.
hist.
Weltbild nach Tycho Brahe
Tychonic
Tychonic system
Weltbild
n
Weltbilder
pl
world picture, world view
world pictures
geozentrisch
adj
astron.
geozentrisches Weltbild
geocentric
geocentric model, geocentrism
heliozentrisch
adj
astron.
heliozentrisches Weltbild
heliocentric
heliocentrism, heliocentric system
Weltbild
world picture
Weltbild
n
Weltbilder
pl
world picture; world view
world pictures
etw. bestimmen
v
(prägen)
bestimmend
bestimmt
sich von seinen Gefühlen bestimmen lassen
Das bestimmende Thema des Abends war ...
Die Fuchsjagd bestimmt die öffentliche Debatte in England.
Das Christentum hat das mittelalterliche Weltbild bestimmt.
Architektur ist das Thema das die Arbeit des Künstlers bestimmt.
Die Musik wurde ein bestimmender Faktor in seinem Leben.
to dominate sth.
dominating
dominated
to let oneself be dominated by one's emotions
The subject that dominated the evening was ...
Foxhunting dominates (the) public debate in England.
Christianity dominated medieval thought.
Architecture has been the subject that has dominated the artist's work.
Music became a dominating factor in his life.
geozentrisch
adj
astron.
geozentrisches Weltbild
geocentric
geocentric model; geocentrism
heliozentrisch
adj
astron.
heliozentrisches Weltbild
heliocentric
heliocentrism; heliocentric system
jds. Weltbild
n
jds. Weltbild erschüttern
sb.'s view of the world; sb.'s world view
to shatter sb.'s view of the world
etw. bestimmen
v
(prägen)
bestimmend
bestimmt
sich von seinen Gefühlen bestimmen lassen
Das bestimmende Thema des Abends war …
Die Fuchsjagd bestimmt die öffentliche Debatte in England.
Das Christentum hat das mittelalterliche Weltbild bestimmt.
Architektur ist das Thema, das die Arbeit des Künstlers bestimmt.
Die Musik wurde ein bestimmender Faktor in seinem Leben.
to dominate sth.
dominating
dominated
to let oneself be dominated by one's emotions
The subject that dominated the evening was …
Foxhunting dominates (the) public debate in England.
Christianity dominated medieval thought.
Architecture has been the subject that has dominated the artist's work.
Music became a dominating factor in his life.
weltbildend
cosmoplastic
weltbildend
adj
phil.
cosmoplastic
Weltbilder
world pictures
weltweit; weltumspannend; global
adj
weltweit tätiges Unternehmen usw.
weltweit operieren; auf der Weltbühne mitspielen
übtr.
; auf dem Weltmarkt mitmischen
econ.
international expandieren (Firma)
sich globalisieren (Phänomen)
etw. weltweit exportieren
ein globales Phänomen sein
die weltweite Einführung
f
von etw.
world-wide; worldwide; global
global player
to be a global player (institution)
to go global (company)
to go global (phenomenon)
to export sth. worldwide
to be a global player (phenomenon)
the worldwide launch of sth.
weltweit; weltumspannend; global
adj
weltweit operieren; auf der Weltbühne mitspielen
übtr.
; auf dem Weltmarkt mitmischen
econ.
international expandieren (Firma)
sich globalisieren (Phänomen)
etw. weltweit exportieren
ein globales Phänomen sein
die weltweite Einführung
f
von etw.
world-wide; worldwide; global
to be a global player (institution)
to go global (company)
to go global (phenomenon)
to export sth. worldwide
to be a global player (phenomenon)
the worldwide launch of sth.
Weltbürger
m
citizen of the world
Weltbürger
m
cosmopolitan
Weltbuerger
citizen of the world
Weltbuerger
cosmopolitan
Kosmopolit
m
; Weltbürger
m
Kosmopoliten
pl
; Weltbürger
pl
cosmopolitan; cosmopolite
cosmopolitans; cosmopolites
Weltbürgertum
n
, Kosmopolitismus
m
cosmopolitanism
Weltbuergertum, Kosmopolitismus
cosmopolitanism
Weltbürgertum
n
; Kosmopolitismus
m
cosmopolitanism
Deutsche
Weltb�rgertum Synonyme
Englische
World bank Synonyme
world
Africa
America
Antipodes
Asia
Asia Major
Asia Minor
Australasia
Copernican universe
Earth
East
Eastern Hemisphere
Einsteinian universe
Eurasia
Europe
Everyman
Far East
Gaea
Ge
John Doe
Levant
Middle East
Near East
New
World
Newtonian universe
Occident
Oceania
Old
World
Orient
Ptolemaic universe
Public
Tellus
Terra
West
Western Hemisphere
abundance
acres
all
all being
all creation
allness
bags
barrels
biosphere
body politic
bushel
citizenry
common man
commonwealth
community
community at large
continent
copiousness
cosmos
countlessness
created nature
created universe
creation
down under
eastland
estate
everybody
everyman
everyone
everything that is
everywoman
expanding universe
flood
folk
folks
general public
gentry
geography
geosphere
globe
landmass
load
macrocosm
macrocosmos
mass
megacosm
men
metagalaxy
mother earth
mountain
much
multitude
nation
nationality
nature
numerousness
ocean
oceans
omneity
peck
people
people in general
persons
plenitude
plenty
plenum
polity
populace
population
profusion
public
pulsating universe
quantities
quantity
sea
sidereal universe
society
spate
state
steady-state universe
sum of things
superabundance
superfluity
system
terra
terrestrial globe
the blue planet
the old country
this pendent world
tons
totality
totality of being
universe
vale
vale of tears
volume
whole wide world
wide world
world without end
worlds
you and me
world shaking
big
big-league
big-name
big-time
bigwig
bigwigged
consequential
considerable
double-barreled
earthshaking
grand
great
heavyweight
high-powered
important
major
material
momentous
name
self-important
significant
substantial
superior
world view
Weltanschauung
articles of religion
body of ideas
catechism
climate
climate of opinion
credenda
credo
creed
cult
doctrinal statement
ethos
faith
formulated belief
gospel
ideology
intellectual climate
ism
moral climate
mores
norms
philosophy
political faith
political philosophy
religion
school
spiritual climate
system of belief
system of ideas
system of theories
world weary
blase
bowed-down
cast down
dashed
dejected
depressed
despairing
despondent
desponding
discouraged
disheartened
dispirited
down
downcast
downhearted
drooping
droopy
fed-up
feeling low
good and tired
heartless
hypochondriac
hypochondriacal
in low spirits
in the depths
in the doldrums
in the dumps
irked
jaded
languishing
life-weary
low
low-spirited
melancholic
melancholy
pessimistic
pining
satiated
sick
sick of
spiritless
splenetic
subdued
suicidal
tired
tired of
tired of living
tired to death
wearied
weariful
weary
weary of life
weary unto death
woebegone
world wide
all-comprehending
all-comprehensive
all-covering
all-embracing
all-encompassing
all-filling
all-including
all-inclusive
all-pervading
allover
catholic
cosmopolitan
country-wide
ecumenic
galactic
global
heaven-wide
international
national
nondenominational
nonsectarian
planetary
total
universal
worldly
Philistine
banausic
blase
bodily
carnal
carnal-minded
corporal
corporeal
cosmopolitan
cosmopolite
disenchanted
disillusioned
down-to-earth
earthly
earthy
experienced
fleshly
hardheaded
hylic
knowing
material
materialistic
materiate
matter-of-fact
mature
matured
mondaine
mundane
nonsacred
nonspiritual
not born yesterday
old
physical
positivistic
practical
practical-minded
practiced
pragmatic
profane
rational
realist
realistic
reasonable
reprobate
ripe
ripened
sagacious
sane
scientific
scientistic
seasoned
secular
sensible
sensual
sober-minded
somatic
sophisticate
sophisticated
sound
sound-thinking
straight-thinking
substantial
tellurian
telluric
temporal
terrene
terrestrial
tried
tried and true
unblessed
unhallowed
unholy
unideal
unidealistic
unregenerate
unromantic
unsacred
unsanctified
unsentimental
unspiritual
veteran
world-wise
worldly-wise
worldly wise
blase
cosmopolitan
cosmopolite
experienced
knowing
mature
matured
not born yesterday
old
practiced
ripe
ripened
sagacious
seasoned
sophisticated
tried
tried and true
veteran
world-wise
worldly
worlds apart
assorted
at odds
at variance
contrary
contrasted
contrasting
departing
deviating
deviative
different
differentiated
differing
disaccordant
disagreeing
discordant
discrepant
discrete
discriminated
disjoined
disparate
dissimilar
dissonant
distinct
distinguished
divergent
diverging
divers
diverse
diversified
heterogeneous
in disagreement
inaccordant
incompatible
incongruous
inconsistent
inconsonant
inharmonious
irreconcilable
many
motley
multifarious
poles apart
poles asunder
separate
separated
several
unconformable
unequal
unlike
variant
varied
variegated
various
varying
widely apart
Weltb�rgertum Definition
Bank
(
n.
)
A
bench
Bank
(
n.
)
A
mound,
pile,
or
ridge
of
earth,
raised
above
the
surrounding
level
Bank
(
n.
)
A
steep
acclivity,
as
the
slope
of
a
hill,
or
the
side
of
a
ravine.
Bank
(
n.
)
The
margin
of
a
watercourse
Bank
(
n.
)
An
elevation,
or
rising
ground,
under
the
sea
Bank
(
n.
)
The
face
of
the
coal
at
which
miners
are
working.
Bank
(
n.
)
A
deposit
of
ore
or
coal,
worked
by
excavations
above
water
level.
Bank
(
n.
)
The
ground
at
the
top
of
a
shaft
Bank
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
a
mound
or
dike
about
Bank
(
v.
t.)
To
heap
or
pile
up
Bank
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
by
the
banks
of.
Bank
(
n.
)
A
bench,
as
for
rowers
in
a
galley
Bank
(
n.
)
The
bench
or
seat
upon
which
the
judges
sit.
Bank
(
n.
)
The
regular
term
of
a
court
of
law,
or
the
full
court
sitting
to
hear
arguments
upon
questions
of
law,
as
distinguished
from
a
sitting
at
Nisi
Prius,
or
a
court
held
for
jury
trials.
See
Banc.
Bank
(
n.
)
A
sort
of
table
used
by
printers.
Bank
(
n.
)
A
bench,
or
row
of
keys
belonging
to
a
keyboard,
as
in
an
organ.
Bank
(
n.
)
An
establishment
for
the
custody,
loan,
exchange,
or
issue,
of
money,
and
for
facilitating
the
transmission
of
funds
by
drafts
or
bills
of
exchange
Bank
(
n.
)
The
building
or
office
used
for
banking
purposes.
Bank
(
n.
)
A
fund
from
deposits
or
contributions,
to
be
used
in
transacting
business
Bank
(
n.
)
The
sum
of
money
or
the
checks
which
the
dealer
or
banker
has
as
a
fund,
from
which
to
draw
his
stakes
and
pay
his
losses.
Bank
(
n.
)
In
certain
games,
as
dominos,
a
fund
of
pieces
from
which
the
players
are
allowed
to
draw.
Bank
(
v.
t.)
To
deposit
in
a
bank.
Bank
(
v.
i.)
To
keep
a
bank
Bank
(
v.
i.)
To
deposit
money
in
a
bank
Bank
bill
(
)
In
America
(and
formerly
in
England),
a
promissory
note
of
a
bank
payable
to
the
bearer
on
demand,
and
used
as
currency
Bank
bill
(
)
In
England,
a
note,
or
a
bill
of
exchange,
of
a
bank,
payable
to
order,
and
usually
at
some
future
specified
time.
Such
bills
are
negotiable,
but
form,
in
the
strict
sense
of
the
term,
no
part
of
the
currency.
Bank
book
(
)
A
book
kept
by
a
depositor,
in
which
an
officer
of
a
bank
enters
the
debits
and
credits
of
the
depositor's
account
with
the
bank.
Bank
note
(
)
A
promissory
note
issued
by
a
bank
or
banking
company,
payable
to
bearer
on
demand.
Bank
note
(
)
Formerly,
a
promissory
note
made
by
a
banker,
or
banking
company,
payable
to
a
specified
person
at
a
fixed
date
Bank
note
(
)
A
promissory
note
payable
at
a
bank.
Bank-sided
(
a.
)
Having
sides
inclining
inwards,
as
a
ship
Bank
swallow
(
)
See
under
1st
Bank,
n.
Double-bank
(
v.
t.)
To
row
by
rowers
sitting
side
by
side
in
twos
on
a
bank
or
thwart.
Fair-world
(
n.
)
State
of
prosperity.
Sea
bank
(
)
The
seashore.
Sea
bank
(
)
A
bank
or
mole
to
defend
against
the
sea.
World
(
n.
)
The
earth
and
the
surrounding
heavens
World
(
n.
)
Any
planet
or
heavenly
body,
especially
when
considered
as
inhabited,
and
as
the
scene
of
interests
analogous
with
human
interests
World
(
n.
)
The
earth
and
its
inhabitants,
with
their
concerns
World
(
n.
)
In
a
more
restricted
sense,
that
part
of
the
earth
and
its
concerns
which
is
known
to
any
one,
or
contemplated
by
any
one
World
(
n.
)
The
customs,
practices,
and
interests
of
men
World
(
n.
)
Individual
experience
of,
or
concern
with,
life
World
(
n.
)
The
inhabitants
of
the
earth
World
(
n.
)
The
earth
and
its
affairs
as
distinguished
from
heaven
World
(
n.
)
As
an
emblem
of
immensity,
a
great
multitude
or
quantity
World-wide
(
a.
)
Extended
throughout
the
world
World bank Bedeutung
world
record
the
best
record
in
the
whole
world
bank
shot
a
basketball
shot
that
bounces
off
of
the
backboard
before
passing
through
the
hoop
bank
a
flight
maneuver,
aircraft
tips
laterally
about
its
longitudinal
axis
(especially
in
turning),
the
plane
went
into
a
steep
bank
vertical
bank
a
bank
so
steep
that
the
plane's
lateral
axis
approaches
the
vertical
bank
closing
act
of
closing
down
a
bank
because
of
a
fiscal
emergency
or
failure
bank
withdrawal
the
withdrawal
of
money
from
your
account
at
a
bank
bank
run
the
concerted
action
of
depositors
who
try
to
withdraw
their
money
from
a
bank
because
they
think
it
will
fail
Russian
bank
crapette
solitaire
with
two
players
using
separate
packs
world
war
a
war
in
which
the
major
nations
of
the
world
are
involved
world
affairs
international
affairs
affairs
between
nations,
you
can't
really
keep
up
with
world
affairs
by
watching
television
the
way
of
the
world
the
ways
of
the
world
the
manner
in
which
people
typically
behave
or
things
typically
happen,
the
ordinary
reader
is
endowed
with
considerable
wisdom
and
knowledge
of
the
way
of
the
world,
she
was
well-versed
in
the
ways
of
the
world
before
she
had
taken
the
veil,
he
was
amazingly
innocent
of
the
ways
of
the
world
bank
examination
an
examination
of
the
affairs
and
records
of
a
bank
by
a
state
or
federal
bank
examiner
World
War
I
World
War
Great
War
First
World
War
War
to
End
War
a
war
between
the
allies
(Russia,
France,
British
Empire,
Italy,
United
States,
Japan,
Rumania,
Serbia,
Belgium,
Greece,
Portugal,
Montenegro)
and
the
Central
Powers
(Germany,
Austria-Hungary,
Turkey,
Bulgaria)
from
to
World
War
II
World
War
Second
World
War
a
war
between
the
Allies
(Australia,
Belgium,
Bolivia,
Brazil,
Canada,
China,
Colombia,
Costa
Rica,
Cuba,
Czechoslovakia,
Dominican
Republic,
El
Salvador,
Ethiopia,
France,
Greece,
Guatemala,
Haiti,
Honduras,
India,
Iran,
Iraq,
Luxembourg,
Mexico,
Netherlands,
New
Zealand,
Nicaragua,
Norway,
Panama,
Philippines,
Poland,
South
Africa,
United
Kingdom,
United
States,
USSR,
Yugoslavia)
and
the
Axis
(Albania,
Bulgaria,
Finland,
Germany,
Hungary,
Italy,
Japan,
Rumania,
Slovakia,
Thailand)
from
to
New
World
goldfinch
goldfinch
yellowbird
Spinus
tristis
American
finch
whose
male
has
yellow
body
plumage
in
summer
New
World
sparrow
sparrow-like
North
American
finches
New
World
flycatcher
flycatcher
tyrant
flycatcher
tyrant
bird
large
American
birds
that
characteristically
catch
insects
on
the
wing
Old
World
flycatcher
true
flycatcher
flycatcher
any
of
a
large
group
of
small
songbirds
that
feed
on
insects
taken
on
the
wing
Old
World
chat
chat
songbirds
having
a
chattering
call
robin
redbreast
robin
redbreast
Old
World
robin
Erithacus
rubecola
small
Old
World
songbird
with
a
reddish
breast
Old
World
warbler
true
warbler
small
active
brownish
or
greyish
Old
World
birds
New
World
warbler
wood
warbler
small
brightolored
American
songbird
with
a
weak
unmusical
song
New
World
chat
chat
birds
having
a
chattering
call
New
World
oriole
American
oriole
oriole
American
songbird,
male
is
black
and
orange
or
yellow
New
World
blackbird
blackbird
any
bird
of
the
family
Icteridae
whose
male
is
black
or
predominantly
black
Old
World
oriole
oriole
mostly
tropical
songbird,
the
male
is
usually
bright
orange
and
black
Old
World
jay
a
European
jay
New
World
jay
a
North
American
jay
bank
martin
bank
swallow
sand
martin
Riparia
riparia
swallow
of
the
northern
hemisphere
that
nests
in
tunnels
dug
in
clay
or
sand
banks
Old
World
vulture
any
of
several
large
vultures
of
Africa
and
Eurasia
New
World
vulture
cathartid
large
birds
of
prey
superficially
similar
to
Old
World
vultures
Old
World
scops
owl
Otus
scops
European
scops
owl
coral
snake
harlequin-snake
New
World
coral
snake
any
of
several
venomous
New
World
snakes
brilliantly
banded
in
red
and
black
and
either
yellow
or
white,
widely
distributed
in
South
America
and
Central
America
coral
snake
Old
World
coral
snake
any
of
various
venomous
elapid
snakes
of
Asia
and
Africa
and
Australia
Old
World
quail
small
game
bird
with
a
rounded
body
and
small
tail
Old
World
crayfish
ecrevisse
small
crayfish
of
Europe
and
Asia
and
western
North
America
Old
World
coot
Fulica
atra
a
coot
found
in
Eurasia
Old
world
white
pelican
Pelecanus
onocrotalus
similar
to
American
white
pelican
European
rabbit
Old
World
rabbit
Oryctolagus
cuniculus
common
greyish-brown
burrowing
animal
native
to
southern
Europe
and
northern
Africa
but
introduced
elsewhere,
widely
domesticated
and
developed
in
various
colors
and
for
various
needs,
young
are
born
naked
and
helpless
New
World
mouse
a
variety
of
rodent
Old
World
porcupine
terrestrial
porcupine
New
World
porcupine
arboreal
porcupine
Old
World
beaver
Castor
fiber
a
European
variety
of
beaver
New
World
beaver
Castor
canadensis
a
variety
of
beaver
found
in
almost
all
areas
of
North
America
except
Florida
New
World
tapir
Tapirus
terrestris
a
tapir
found
in
South
America
and
Central
America
Old
World
buffalo
buffalo
any
of
several
Old
World
animals
resembling
oxen
including,
e.g.,
water
buffalo,
Cape
buffalo
New
World
least
weasel
Mustela
rixosa
of
Canada
and
northeastern
United
States
Old
World
least
weasel
Mustela
nivalis
of
Europe
anteater
New
World
anteater
any
of
several
tropical
American
mammals
of
the
family
Myrmecophagidae
which
lack
teeth
and
feed
on
ants
and
termites
world
human
race
humanity
humankind
human
beings
humans
mankind
man
all
of
the
living
human
inhabitants
of
the
earth,
all
the
world
loves
a
lover,
she
always
used
`humankind'
because
`mankind'
seemed
to
slight
the
women
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