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Definition
Synonym
erneute
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
erneute
Kauflust
fresh demand
erneute
Verhandlung
rehearing
erneute
Verhandlung
rehashing
erneute
Feststellung
reassertion
neuer Aufruf;
erneute
Vorladung
f
resummon
neuer Aufruf,
erneute
Vorladung
f
resummon
wiederaufwaermend,
erneute
Verhandlung
rehashing
Rechnungsstellung
f
erneute
Rechnungsstellung
billing; invoicing; issuing an invoice
rebilling
Antrag
m
auf
erneute
Beratung (Parlament)
pol.
motion to reconsider (Parliament)
Am.
Rechnungsstellung
f
erneute
Rechnungsstellung
billing, invoicing, issuing an invoice
rebilling
Wiederanwendung
f
; wiederholte
erneute
Anwendung
reapplication
BestÀtigung
f
; Versicherung
f
erneute
BestÀtigung
affirmation
reaffirmation
BestÀtigung
f
, Versicherung
f
erneute
BestÀtigung
affirmation
reaffirmation
Kristallisation
f
, Kristallbildung
f
erneute
Kristallbildung
crystallization
recrystallization
Kristallisation
f
; Kristallbildung
f
min.
erneute
Kristallbildung
crystallization
eAm.
; crystallisation
Br.
; crop of crystals
recrystallization
Viktimisierung
f
psych.
erneute
Opfertraumatisierung
f
; SekundÀrviktimisierung
f
victimization
eAm.
; victimisation
Br.
secondary victimization; secondary victimisation
neuerliche
erneute
nochmalige PrĂŒfung
f
(von etw.)
zur sofortigen nochmaligen Erprobung
retrial (of sth.)
for immediate retrial
Kristallisation
f
; Kristallbildung
f
min.
StÀngelkristallisation
f
erneute
Kristallbildung
crystallization
eAm.
; crystallisation
Br.
; crop of crystals
columnar crystallization
recrystallization
Opfertraumatisierung
f
; Viktimisierung
f
psych.
erneute
Opfertraumatisierung; SekundÀrviktimisierung
f
tertiÀre Viktimisierung
victimization; victimisation
Br.
re-victimization; secondary victimization
tertiary victimization
Versuch
m
+Gen.
Versuche
pl
erneute
Versuche
der verunglĂŒckte Versuch einer Ăbersetzung
Am Wochenende wurde versucht in ein GeschĂ€ft in der Dundas StraĂe 4 einzubrechen.
attempt
attempts
retry attempts
the unsuccessful attempt at a translation
Over the weekend an attempt was made to break into a shop at 4 Dundas Street.
Versuch
m
+Gen.
Versuche
pl
erneute
Versuche
der verunglĂŒckte Versuch einer Ăbersetzung
Am Wochenende wurde versucht, in ein GeschĂ€ft in der Dundas StraĂe 4 einzubrechen.
attempt
attempts
retry attempts
the unsuccessful attempt at a translation
Over the weekend, an attempt was made to break into a shop at 4 Dundas Street.
Rechnungsstellung
f
; Rechnungslegung
f
Ăs.
; Fakturierung
f
econ.
erneute
Rechnungsstellung
Betriebskostenabrechnung
f
Fakturierung in HeimwÀhrung ist eine der Kurssicherungsstrategien.
invoice processing; invoicing; billing
rebilling
utility invoicing
Billing in the domestic currency in one of the hedging strategies.
Vernehmung
f
(bei Gericht)
jur.
Vernehmungen
pl
erneute
Vernehmung
mĂŒndliche Vernehmung
Zeugenvernehmung
f
vor der Verhandlung
erste Zeugenvernehmung (durch den Rechtsanwalt, der den Zeugen benannt hat) (Zivilprozess)
Parteienvernehmung
f
; Vernehmung der Parteien (Zivilprozess)
öffentliche Vernehmung (Konkursrecht)
die Zeugenvernehmungen vornehmen
vernommen werden
examination (formal questioning in court)
examinations
re-examination
viva voce examination
witness examination before trial; pre-trial examination of witnesses
examination in chief (civil action)
examination of parties (civil action)
public examination (bankruptcy law)
to conduct the examination of witnesses
to undergo an examination
Blutung
f
; Blutausfluss
m
; HĂ€morrhagie
f
med.
annoncierende Blutung (Frauenheilkunde)
anovulatorische Blutung (Frauenheilkunde)
atonische Blutung (Frauenheilkunde)
ausgeprÀgte Blutung
Ă€uĂere Blutung
azyklische Blutung (Frauenheilkunde)
Begleitblutung
f
erneute
Blutung
Einblutung in ein Organ
innere Blutung
eine Blutung auslösen
eine Blutung stillen; eine Blutung zum Stillstand bringen
eine Blutung beherrschen eindÀmmen unter Kontrolle bringen
einer Blutung vorbeugen; eine Blutung verhindern
innere Blutungen haben
bleeding; haemorrhage
Br.
; hemorrhage
Am.
; extravasion of blood; staxis
announcing aemorrhage (gynaecology)
anovulatory haemorrhage (gynaecology)
atonic haemorrhage (gynaecology)
pronounced bleeding; marked haemorrhage
external haemorrhage
acyclic haemorrage (gynaecology)
concomitant bleeding; associated bleeding; attendant haemorrhage
posthaemorrhage; reactive haemorrhage (after a few days); recurring haemorrhage; secondary haemorrhage (after a week)
bleeding into an organ; haemorrhage into an organ
internal haemorrhage; entorrhagia
to cause bleeding; to cause haemorrhage
to check bleeding; to arrest bleeding; to stay stanch stop a haemorrhage
to control bleeding; to control haemorrhage
to prevent bleeding; to prevent haemorrhage
to bleed internally
etw. neuerlich erneut tun; etw. erneuern
v
sein GelĂŒbde erneuern
sich neuerlich bemĂŒhen
erneute
Anstrengungen unternehmen, etw. zu erreichen
Die Truppen griffen die Hauptstadt erneut an.
Dieses Treffen lÀsst mich wieder hoffen, dass eine Lösung gefunden werden kann.
Die Kanzlerin hat ihr Versprechen erneuert, diese Gesetzesbestimmung ganz abzuschaffen.
Experten haben neuerlich ein Verbot von Finanzspekulationen mit Lebensmitteln gefordert.
Der Vorfall hat die Feindseligkeiten wieder aufleben lassen.
Ich habe diese Musik wieder neu (fĂŒr mich) entdeckt.
Die hohen Ălpreise haben das Interesse an Holzheizungen wieder geweckt.
to renew sth. (begin it again after an interruption)
to renew your vow
to renew efforts to achieve sth.
The troops renewed their assault on the capital.
This meeting has renewed my hope of finding a solution.
The Chancellor renewed her promise to abolish this statutory provision altogether.
Experts have renewed calls for a ban on financial speculation on food.
The incident has renewed hostilities between the groups.
I renewed my acquaintance with this music.
High oil prices have renewed interest in wood-fuelled heating.
etw. neuerlich erneut tun; etw. erneuern
v
sein GelĂŒbde erneuern
sich neuerlich bemĂŒhen
erneute
Anstrengungen unternehmen etw. zu erreichen
Die Truppen griffen die Hauptstadt erneut an.
Dieses Treffen lÀsst mich wieder hoffen dass eine Lösung gefunden werden kann.
Die Kanzlerin hat ihr Versprechen erneuert diese Gesetzesbestimmung ganz abzuschaffen.
Experten haben neuerlich ein Verbot von Finanzspekulationen mit Lebensmitteln gefordert.
Der Vorfall hat die Feindseligkeiten wieder aufleben lassen.
Ich habe diese Musik wieder neu (fĂŒr mich) entdeckt.
Die hohen Ălpreise haben das Interesse an Holzheizungen wieder geweckt.
to renew sth. (begin it again after an interruption)
to renew your vow
to renew efforts to achieve sth.
The troops renewed their assault on the capital.
This meeting has renewed my hope of finding a solution.
The Chancellor renewed her promise to abolish this statutory provision altogether.
Experts have renewed calls for a ban on financial speculation on food.
The incident has renewed hostilities between the groups.
I renewed my acquaintance with this music.
High oil prices have renewed interest in wood-burning stoves.
Ansteckung
f
; Infektion
f
(Vorgang)
med.
Ansteckungen
pl
; Infektionen
pl
virale Infektion; Virusinfektion
f
Ansteckung im Krankenhaus; nosokomiale Infektion
Ansteckung ĂŒber die Luft; aerogene Ansteckung
Ansteckung ĂŒber die HĂ€nde
Ansteckung durch einen ĂbertrĂ€ger
Ansteckung durch Keimzellen
Ansteckung durch Staub
Ansteckung ĂŒber das Trinkwasser
aufsteigende Infektion; retrograde Infektion
Ă€uĂere Infektion
bakterielle Infektion; Bakterieninfektion
f
Bissinfektion
f
direkte Infektion
Doppelinfektion
f
; Koinfektion
f
erneute
Ansteckung
Kontaktansteckung
f
; Kontaktinfektion
f
lokale Infektion; Lokalinfektion
f
milde Infektion
multiple Infektion; Mischinfektion
f
schleichende Infektion
Schmierinfektion
f
stille Ansteckung; subklinische Infektion
Tröpfcheninfektion
f
unterschwellige Infektion; subakute Infektion
verborgene Ansteckung
zusÀtzliche Infektion; sekundÀre Infektion
Allgemeininfektion
f
; systemische Infektion; Infektion des gesamten Körpers
infection (process)
infections
viral infection; virus infection
nosocomial infection
airborne infection
hand-borne infection
vector-borne infection
germinal infection; heredo-infection
dust-borne infection
water-borne infection
ascending infection; retrograde infection
external infection; hetero-infection
bacterial infection
bite infection
direct infection; contact infection
co-infection
reinfection
contact infection; contagion
local infection
mild infection; subinfection
multiple infection; mixed infection
slow infection
smear infection
silent infection; subclinical infection
droplet infection
inapparent infection; low-grade infection; subacute infection
hidden infection; cryptoinfection
consecutive infection; secondary infection
general infection; systemic infection
Deutsche
erneute Synonyme
erneute
Englische
fresh demand Synonyme
fresh
Niagara
a novice at
a stranger to
accessory
active
actual
additional
adolescent stream
aeolian
airish
airy
alert
alive
alternative
ancillary
another
arroyo
artless
as is
authentic
auxiliary
avant-garde
beck
being
biggety
blasty
bleached
blooming
blowy
bluff
blustering
blusterous
blustery
bold
boreal
bourn
bracing
braided stream
branch
brand-new
brash
brassy
brazen
breezy
bright
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
brisk
brook
brooklet
burn
callow
cataract
channel
cheeky
cheering
chill
chilly
chutzpadik
clean
cleanly
clear
cocky
collateral
contemporaneous
contemporary
contemptuous
contributory
cool
coolish
cordial
creative
creek
crick
crisp
crispy
crude
crusty
current
dainty
deluge
derisive
dewy
different
dirt-free
disrespectful
drafty
eidetic
else
enduring
energetic
energizing
ever-new
evergreen
exhilarating
existent
existing
extant
extra
facy
fair
farther
fastidious
favonian
firsthand
flawy
fledgling
flip
flippant
flood
flourishing
flowing stream
flush
flushed
fluviation
forward
fresh
as April
fresh
et
further
gally
gill
gleaming
glistening
glowing
gratuitous
green
green as grass
gusty
harmless
healthy
held back
held in reserve
held out
ignorant
imaginative
immaculate
immanent
immature
immediate
impertinent
impudent
in abeyance
in hand
inexperienced
insolent
instant
intact
invigorated
invigorating
inviolate
keen
kept in remembrance
kill
kosher
lasting
latest
lazy stream
lively
maiden
maidenly
malapert
meandering stream
midchannel
midstream
millstream
mint
moderate
modern
modernistic
more
most recent
moving road
naive
natural
navigable river
neoteric
nervy
nestling
new
new to
new-fashioned
newfangled
nonpolluted
novel
of cleanly habits
original
other
pert
pink
plus
pour
present
present-age
present-day
present-time
presumptuous
pristine
puffy
pure
put aside
put by
race
ra
fresh
start
A
alpha
another shot
another try
beginning
blast-off
commencement
creation
cutting edge
dawn
edge
establishment
flying start
foundation
institution
jump-off
kick-off
leading edge
new beginning
new departure
oncoming
onset
opening
origin
origination
outbreak
outset
rebeginning
recommencement
reentrance
renewal
reopening
resumption
running start
send-off
setting in motion
setting-up
square one
start
start-off
starting point
take-off
fresh
en
aerate
air
air out
air-condition
air-cool
airify
animate
blast
bleach
blow
blow a hurricane
blow great guns
blow over
blow up
bluster
bowdlerize
brace
brace up
breeze
breeze up
brew
brighten up
brisk
brisken
brush up
buck up
cheer
chill
chirk up
clean
clean out
clean up
cleanse
clear out
come up
cool
cross-ventilate
delouse
deodorize
depurate
deterge
dry-clean
dust
dust off
enliven
exhilarate
expurgate
fan
fix
fortify
fresh
up
fresh
en up
furbish
furbish up
gather
huff
ice
ice-cool
increase
infrigidate
invigorate
lace
lustrate
oxygenate
oxygenize
perk up
pick up
pipe up
polish
polish up
puff
purge
purify
quicken
rage
reanimate
recreate
reform
re
fresh
re
fresh
en
refrigerate
regale
reinvigorate
renew
renovate
repair
retouch
revitalize
revive
revivify
rouse
rub up
scavenge
set in
set up
shine
spike
spruce
spruce up
squall
steam-clean
stimulate
storm
strengthen
sweep out
sweeten
tidy
titivate
tone up
touch up
vamp
vamp up
ventilate
vivify
waft
whiff
whiffle
whiten
wind
winnow
wipe
wipe off
wipe out
wipe up
fresh
man
abecedarian
alphabetarian
apprentice
articled clerk
baby
beginner
boot
cadet
catechumen
colt
deb
debutant
entrant
fledgling
greenhorn
greeny
ignoramus
inductee
infant
initiate
junior
learner
midshipman
neophyte
nestling
new boy
newcomer
novice
novitiate
plebe
postulant
probationer
probationist
raw recruit
recruit
rookie
senior
soph
sophomore
tenderfoot
trainee
tyro
undergrad
undergraduate
upperclassman
erneute Definition
Demand
(
v.
t.)
To
ask
or
call
for
with
authority
Demand
(
v.
t.)
To
inquire
authoritatively
or
earnestly
Demand
(
v.
t.)
To
require
as
necessary
or
useful
Demand
(
v.
t.)
To
call
into
court
Demand
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
demand
Demand
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
demanding
Demand
(
v.
t.)
Earnest
inquiry
Demand
(
v.
t.)
A
diligent
seeking
or
search
Demand
(
v.
t.)
That
which
one
demands
or
has
a
right
to
demand
Demand
(
v.
t.)
The
asking
or
seeking
for
what
is
due
or
claimed
as
due.
Demand
(
v.
t.)
The
right
or
title
in
virtue
of
which
anything
may
be
claimed
Demand
(
v.
t.)
A
thing
or
amount
claimed
to
be
due.
Fresh
(
superl
)
Possessed
of
original
life
and
vigor
Fresh
(
superl
)
New
Fresh
(
superl
)
Lately
produced,
gathered,
or
prepared
for
market
Fresh
(
superl
)
Youthful
Fresh
(
superl
)
In
a
raw,
green,
or
untried
state
Fresh
(
superl
)
Renewed
in
vigor,
alacrity,
or
readiness
for
action
Fresh
(
superl
)
Not
salt
Fresh
(
n.
)
A
stream
or
spring
of
fresh
water.
Fresh
(
n.
)
A
flood
Fresh
(
n.
)
The
mingling
of
fresh
water
with
salt
in
rivers
or
bays,
as
by
means
of
a
flood
of
fresh
water
flowing
toward
or
into
the
sea.
Fresh
(
v.
t.)
To
refresh
Fresh-new
(
a.
)
Unpracticed.
Fresh-water
(
a.
)
Of,
pertaining
to,
or
living
in,
water
not
salt
Fresh-water
(
a.
)
Accustomed
to
sail
on
fresh
water
only
Fresh-water
(
a.
)
Unskilled
fresh demand Bedeutung
demand
feeding
feeding
a
baby
or
animal
whenever
it
shows
a
need
demand
the
act
of
demanding,
the
kidnapper's
exorbitant
demands
for
money
requirement
demand
required
activity,
the
requirements
of
his
work
affected
his
health,
there
were
many
demands
on
his
time
demand
an
urgent
or
peremptory
request,
his
demands
for
attention
were
unceasing
calling
into
question
demand
for
explanation
a
challenge
to
defend
what
someone
has
said
demand
for
identification
as
by
a
sentry
breath
of
fresh
air
a
welcome
relief,
the
new
management
was
like
a
breath
of
fresh
air
fresh
food
fresh
foods
food
that
is
not
preserved
by
canning
or
dehydration
or
freezing
or
smoking
fresh
bean
beans
eaten
before
they
are
ripe
as
opposed
to
dried
cannon
fodder
fodder
fresh
fish
soldiers
who
are
regarded
as
expendable
in
the
face
of
artillery
fire
fresh
breeze
wind
moving
-
knots,
on
the
Beaufort
scale
fresh
gale
wind
moving
-
knots,
on
the
Beaufort
scale
demand
deposit
a
bank
deposit
from
which
withdrawals
can
be
made
without
notice
call
loan
demand
loan
a
loan
that
is
repayable
on
demand
demand
note
a
note
payable
on
demand
demand
the
ability
and
desire
to
purchase
goods
and
services,
the
automobile
reduced
the
demand
for
buggywhips,
the
demand
exceeded
the
supply
demand-pull
inflation
inflation
caused
by
an
increase
in
demand
or
in
the
supply
of
money
need
demand
a
condition
requiring
relief,
she
satisfied
his
need
for
affection,
God
has
no
need
of
men
to
accomplish
His
work,
there
is
a
demand
for
jobs
fresh
start
clean
slate
tabula
rasa
an
opportunity
to
start
over
without
prejudice
fresh
water
freshwater
water
that
is
not
salty
demand
request
urgently
and
forcefully,
The
victim's
family
is
demanding
compensation,
The
boss
demanded
that
he
be
fired
immediately,
She
demanded
to
see
the
manager
demand
exact
claim
as
due
or
just,
The
bank
demanded
payment
of
the
loan
demand
ask
to
be
informed
of,
I
demand
an
explanation
demand
summon
to
court
demand
lay
legal
claim
to
necessitate
ask
postulate
need
require
take
involve
call
for
demand
require
as
useful,
just,
or
proper,
It
takes
nerve
to
do
what
she
did,
success
usually
requires
hard
work,
This
job
asks
a
lot
of
patience
and
skill,
This
position
demands
a
lot
of
personal
sacrifice,
This
dinner
calls
for
a
spectacular
dessert,
This
intervention
does
not
postulate
a
patient's
consent
keep
stay
fresh
fail
to
spoil
or
rot,
These
potatoes
keep
for
a
long
time
fresh
impertinent
impudent
overbold
smart
saucy
sassy
wise
improperly
forward
or
bold,
don't
be
fresh
with
me,
impertinent
of
a
child
to
lecture
a
grownup,
an
impudent
boy
given
to
insulting
strangers,
Don't
get
wise
with
me!
fresh
unused
not
yet
used
or
soiled,
a
fresh
shirt,
a
fresh
sheet
of
paper,
an
unused
envelope
coveted
desired
in
demand(p)
sought
after
greatly
desired
fresh
recently
made,
produced,
or
harvested,
fresh
bread,
a
fresh
scent,
fresh
lettuce
fresh-cut
cut
recently,
fresh-cut
flowers
fresh
not
canned
or
otherwise
preserved,
fresh
vegetables
fresh
sweet
not
containing
or
composed
of
salt
water,
fresh
water
bracing
brisk
fresh
refreshing
refreshful
tonic
imparting
vitality
and
energy,
the
bracing
mountain
air
fresh
(of
a
cycle)
beginning
or
occurring
again,
a
fresh
start,
fresh
ideas
fresh
new
novel
original
and
of
a
kind
not
seen
before,
the
computer
produced
a
completely
novel
proof
of
a
well-known
theorem
clean
fresh
free
from
impurities,
clean
water,
fresh
air
fresh
sweet
unfermented
not
soured
or
preserved,
sweet
milk
fresh
invigorated
refreshed
reinvigorated
with
restored
energy
fresh
having
recently
calved
and
therefore
able
to
give
milk,
the
cow
is
fresh
newly
freshly
fresh
new
very
recently,
they
are
newly
married,
newly
raised
objections,
a
newly
arranged
hairdo,
grass
new
washed
by
the
rain,
a
freshly
cleaned
floor,
we
are
fresh
out
of
tomatoes
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