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Definition
Synonym
fettl�slich
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Leber
f
anat.
Fettleber
f
med.
es an mit der Leber haben
liver
fatty liver
to have a liver problem
fettleibig, beleibt, korpulent, mollert
Ös.
adj
obese
fettleibig
obese
fettleibig; beleibt
adj
med.
obese
fettleibig; fettsüchtig
adj
ugs.
med.
obese; adipose; liparous
Fettleibigkeit
f
obesity, obesities
Fettleibigkeit
f
, Fettsucht
f
obeseness
Fettsucht
f
, Fettleibigkeit
f
, Adipositas
f
med.
obesity, adiposis, adipositas
Fettleibigkeit
obesities
Fettleibigkeit
obesity
Fettsucht, Fettleibigkeit
obesity
Fettleibigkeit
f
obesity; obesities
Fettleibigkeit
f
; Fettsucht
f
obeseness
Fettsucht
f
; Fettleibigkeit
f
; Adipositas
f
med.
obesity; adiposis; adipositas
verbreitet; häufig (vorzufinden); gebräuchlich
ling.
adj
Verbreitung finden
ein bevorzugtes Durchzugsland für Rauschgiftschmuggler
Fettleibigkeit ist in Großbritannien viel weiter verbreitet als den meisten bewusst ist.
Der Ausdruck "inmitten" ist in der Standardsprache weniger gebräuchlich als "mitten unter".
widespread; common
to become widespread
a common transit country for drug smugglers
Obesity is much more common in Great Britain than most people realise.
The term "amongst" is less common in standard speech than "among".
Fettleibigkeit
f
; Fettsucht
f
ugs.
; Obesität
f
; Adipositas
f
; Polypionie
f
med.
obesity; obeseness; adiposity; adiposis; polypionia
dickmachend; zu Fettleibigkeit führend
adj
med.
obesogenous
verbreitet; häufig (vorzufinden); gebräuchlich
ling.
adj
am verbreitetsten; am gebräuchlichsten; meistgebräuchlich
die verbreitetsten Betriebssysteme
Verbreitung finden
ein bevorzugtes Durchzugsland für Rauschgiftschmuggler
Fettleibigkeit ist in Großbritannien viel weiter verbreitet als den meisten bewusst ist.
Der Ausdruck „inmitten“ ist in der Standardsprache weniger gebräuchlich als „mitten unter“.
widespread; common
most common; commonest
the most common operating systems
to become widespread
a common transit country for drug smugglers
Obesity is much more common in Great Britain than most people realise.
The term "amongst" is less common in standard speech than "among".
Fettleibigkeit bei Kindern
child obesity
Lösungsmittel
n
; Lösemittel
n
; Auflösungsmittel
n
selten
; Solvens
n
chem.
abdestilliertes Lösungsmittel
aktives Lösungsmittel
alkalisches Lösungsmittel
apolares Lösungsmittel
aromatisches Lösungsmittel
chloriertes Lösungsmittel
Fettlösungsmittel
n
; Fettlösemittel
n
flüchtiges Lösungsmittel
fluorhaltiges Lösungsmittel
gemischtes Lösungsmittel
ionisierendes Lösungsmittel
leichtflüchtiges Lösemittel
nichtwässriges Lösungsmittel
polares Lösungsmittel
protonenaufnehmendes Lösungsmittel
spezifisch schweres Lösungsmittel
Lösungsmittel auf Erdölbasis
Lösungsmittel mit starker Elutionskraft; Lösemittel mit hoher Elutionsstärke
Theta-Lösemittel
solvent; dissolvent
rare
; dissolver
rare
; resolvent
stripped solvent
active solvent
alkaline solvent
non-polar solvent
high-aromatic solvent
chlorinated solvent
fat solvent; grease solvent
light solvent
fluorinated solvent
mixed solvent; solvent mixture; solvent mix
ionizing solvent
volatile solvent
non-aqueous solvent
polar solvent
protophilic solvent
heavier-than-water solvent
petroleum solvent
strong eluting solvent
theta solvent
fettlösend
degreasing
Fettlöser
m
chem.
Fettlöser
pl
fat solvent; grease solvent
fat solvents; grease solvents
Seife
f
Seifen
pl
Flüssigseife
f
Haarseife
f
medizinische Seife
nicht parfümierte Seife
Fettlöserseife
f
ein Stück Seife
soap
soaps
liquid soap; handwash
Br.
; hand-wash
Br.
hair soap; shampoo bar
medicated soap
non-scented soap
dry-cleaning soap; benzine soap
a cake of soap; a bar of soap
fettlöslich
adj
fat-soluble
fettlöslich
adj
liposoluble
fettlöslich; in Fett löslich
adj
biochem.
cook.
pharm.
fettlösliches Vitamin
fat-soluble; soluble in fat; liposoluble
fat-soluble vitamin
Impfstoff
m
; Vakzine
f
pharm.
Impfstoffe
pl
abgeschwächter Lebendimpfstoff
m
adjuvantierter Impfstoff
Adsorbatimpfstoff
m
bakterieller Impfstoff
m
; Bakterienimpfstoff
m
; Bakterienvakzine
f
Bruzellenimpfstoff
m
Dreifachimpfstoff
m
; Tripelimpfstoff
m
; trivalenter Impfstoff
Eigenimpfstoff
m
; Autovakzine
f
Einfachimpfstoff
m
; monovalenter Impfstoff
m
; Monovakzine
f
fettlöslicher Impfstoff; fettlösliche Vakzine
Fluidimpfstoff
m
formalininaktivierter Impfstoff
Ganzkeimimpfstoff
m
; Ganzzellimpfstoff
m
; Vollzellimpfstoff
m
Gelbfieberimpfstoff
m
gemischter Impfstoff; Mischimpfstoff
m
Kombinationsimpfstoff
m
; polyvalenter Impfstoff
m
konjugierter Impfstoff; Konjugatimpfstoff
m
Masernimpfstoff
m
Oralimpfstoff
m
potentieller Impfstoff; Impfstoffkandidat
m
Rötelnimpfstoff
m
Rötelnlebendvirusimpfstoff
m
Schluckimpfstoff
m
; Oralimpfstoff
m
Spaltimpfstoff
m
Totimpfstoff
m
Toxoidimpfstoff
m
Zweifachimpfstoff
m
; Dualimpfstoff
m
; bivalenter Impfstoff
Impfstoff gegen Masern, Mumps und Röteln; Masern-Mumps-Röteln-Impfstoff
vaccine
vaccines
live attenuated vaccine
adjuvanted vaccine
adsorbed vaccine
bacterial vaccine; bacterin
brucella vaccine
triple vaccine; trivalent vaccine
autovaccine
monovalent vaccine; monovaccine
lipovaccine
liquid vaccine
formalin-inactivated vaccine
whole cell vaccine
yellow fever vaccine
mixed vaccine
combination vaccine; multivalent vaccine; polyvalent vaccine
conjugate vaccine
measles vaccine
oral vaccine
potential vaccine; vaccine candidate
rubella vaccine
live rubella virus vaccine
oral vaccine
split vaccine
killed vaccine; inactivated vaccine
toxoid vaccine
dual vaccine; bivalent vaccine
measles-mumps-rubella vaccine
Fettlöslichkeit
f
biochem.
cook.
pharm.
mittlere Fettlöslichkeit
fat solubility; liposolubility
intermediate liposolubility
Deutsche
fettl�slich Synonyme
Englische
liver Synonyme
liver
abatis
abdomen
absorption
anus
appendix
assimilation
bile
blind gut
bowels
brain
brains
cecum
chitterlings
cholangitis
cholecystitis
cirrhosis
cockscomb
colon
denizen
digestion
digestive system
duodenum
dweller
endocardium
entrails
foregut
gastric juice
gastrointestinal tract
giblets
gizzard
guts
haslet
heart
hepatitis
hepatoma
hindgut
icterus
infectious hepatitis
ingestion
innards
inner mechanism
insides
internals
intestinal juice
intestine
inwards
jaundice
jejunum
kidney
kidneys
kishkes
large intestine
liver
and lights
lung
marrow
midgut
occupant
pancreas
pancreatic digestion
pancreatic juice
perineum
predigestion
pump
pylorus
rectum
resident
resider
saliva
salivary digestion
salivary glands
secondary digestion
serum hepatitis
small intestine
spleen
stomach
sweetbread
ticker
tongue
tripe
tripes
vermiform appendix
viscera
vitals
works
liver
ied
appareled
arrayed
attired
bedecked
breeched
capped
chausse
clad
cloaked
clothed
coifed
costumed
decked
dight
disguised
dressed
endued
garbed
garmented
gowned
habilimented
habited
hooded
invested
mantled
pantalooned
raimented
rigged out
robed
shod
shoed
tired
togged
tricked out
trousered
vested
vestmented
liver
y
accouterments
armory
badge
badge of office
badges
baton
blazonry
brassard
button
cap and gown
caparison
chain
chain of office
class ring
cockade
collar
cross
decoration
dress
eagle
emblems
ensigns
fasces
figurehead
fleur-de-lis
furnishings
getup
hammer and sickle
harness
heraldry
insignia
lapel pin
mace
mantle
markings
medal
mortarboard
old school tie
outfit
pin
regalia
rig
ring
rose
school ring
shamrock
sigillography
skull and crossbones
sphragistics
staff
swastika
tartan
things
thistle
tie
trappings
trousseau
turnout
uniform
verge
wand
wardrobe
fettl�slich Definition
Cod
liver
(
n.
)
The
liver
of
the
common
cod
and
allied
species.
Fatty
(
a.
)
Containing
fat,
or
having
the
qualities
of
fat
Free-liver
(
n.
)
One
who
gratifies
his
appetites
without
stint
Liver
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
lives.
Liver
(
n.
)
A
resident
Liver
(
n.
)
One
whose
course
of
life
has
some
marked
characteristic
(expressed
by
an
adjective)
Liver
(
n.
)
A
very
large
glandular
and
vascular
organ
in
the
visceral
cavity
of
all
vertebrates.
Liver
(
n.
)
The
glossy
ibis
(Ibis
falcinellus)
Liver-colored
(
a.
)
Having
a
color
like
liver
Liver-grown
(
a.
)
Having
an
enlarged
liver.
Problem
(
n.
)
A
question
proposed
for
solution
Problem
(
n.
)
Anything
which
is
required
to
be
done
liver / fatty liver / to have a liver problem Bedeutung
liver
fluke
Fasciola
hepatica
flatworm
parasitic
in
liver
and
bile
ducts
of
domestic
animals
and
humans
liver-spotted
dalmatian
a
brown-spotted
dalmatian
liver
chestnut
a
solid
dark
brown
horse
liver
spot
a
type
of
skin
disease
that
causes
brown
spots
on
the
skin
adipose
tissue
fat
fatty
tissue
a
kind
of
body
tissue
containing
stored
fat
that
serves
as
a
source
of
energy,
it
also
cushions
and
insulates
vital
organs,
fatty
tissue
protected
them
from
the
severe
cold
central
veins
of
liver
venae
centrales
hepatis
terminal
branches
of
the
hepatic
veins
that
lie
in
the
hepatic
lobules
and
receive
blood
from
the
liver
sinusoids
liver
large
and
complicated
reddish-brown
glandular
organ
located
in
the
upper
right
portion
of
the
abdominal
cavity,
secretes
bile
and
functions
in
metabolism
of
protein
and
carbohydrate
and
fat,
synthesizes
substances
involved
in
the
clotting
of
the
blood,
synthesizes
vitamin
A,
detoxifies
poisonous
substances
and
breaks
down
worn-out
erythrocytes
trouble
problem
a
source
of
difficulty,
one
trouble
after
another
delayed
the
job,
what's
the
problem?
problem
solving
the
thought
processes
involved
in
solving
a
problem
problem
solving
the
area
of
cognitive
psychology
that
studies
the
processes
involved
in
solving
problems
problem
a
question
raised
for
consideration
or
solution,
our
homework
consisted
of
ten
problems
to
solve
homework
problem
a
problem
that
students
are
assigned
to
do
outside
of
class
application-oriented
language
problem-oriented
language
a
language
whose
statements
resemble
terminology
of
the
user
liver
liver
of
an
animal
used
as
meat
calves'
liver
calf's
liver
liver
of
a
calf
used
as
meat
chicken
liver
liver
of
a
chicken
used
as
meat
goose
liver
liver
of
a
goose
used
as
meat
liver
pudding
liver
sausage
liverwurst
sausage
containing
ground
liver
fatso
fatty
fat
person
roly-poly
butterball
a
rotund
individual
free-liver
someone
who
gratifies
physical
appetites
(especially
for
food
and
drink)
with
more
than
the
usual
freedom
liver
someone
who
lives
in
a
place,
a
liver
in
cities
liver
a
person
who
has
a
special
life
style,
a
high
liver
problem
solver
solver
convergent
thinker
a
thinker
who
focuses
on
the
problem
as
stated
and
tries
to
synthesize
information
and
knowledge
to
achieve
a
solution
ill
health
unhealthiness
health
problem
a
state
in
which
you
are
unable
to
function
normally
and
without
pain
liver
disease
a
disease
affecting
the
liver
cirrhosis
cirrhosis
of
the
liver
a
chronic
disease
interfering
with
the
normal
functioning
of
the
liver,
the
major
cause
is
chronic
alcoholism
fatty
liver
yellow
discoloration
as
a
result
of
the
accumulation
of
certain
fats
(triglycerides)
in
the
liver,
can
be
caused
by
alcoholic
cirrhosis
or
pregnancy
or
exposure
to
certain
toxins
liver
cancer
cancer
of
the
liver
malignant
neoplastic
disease
of
the
liver
usually
occurring
as
a
metastasis
from
another
cancer,
symptoms
include
loss
of
appetite
and
weakness
and
bloating
and
jaundice
and
upper
abdominal
discomfort
black
disease
sheep
rot
liver
rot
distomatosis
a
disease
of
the
liver
(especially
in
sheep
and
cattle)
caused
by
liver
flukes
and
their
by-products
problem
job
a
state
of
difficulty
that
needs
to
be
resolved,
she
and
her
husband
are
having
problems,
it
is
always
a
job
to
contact
him,
urban
problems
such
as
traffic
congestion
and
smog
race
problem
a
social
and
political
problem
caused
by
conflict
between
races
occupying
the
same
or
adjacent
regions
balance-of-payments
problem
an
economic
problem
caused
by
payments
for
imports
being
greater
than
receipts
for
exports
fatty
acid
any
of
a
class
of
aliphatic
monocarboxylic
acids
that
form
part
of
a
lipid
molecule
and
can
be
derived
from
fat
by
hydrolysis,
fatty
acids
are
simple
molecules
built
around
a
series
of
carbon
atoms
linked
together
in
a
chain
of
to
carbon
atoms
saturated
fatty
acid
a
fatty
acid
whose
carbon
chain
cannot
absorb
any
more
hydrogen
atoms,
found
chiefly
in
animal
fats
unsaturated
fatty
acid
a
fatty
acid
whose
carbon
chain
can
absorb
additional
hydrogen
atoms
trans
fatty
acid
a
fatty
acid
that
has
been
produced
by
hydrogenating
an
unsaturated
fatty
acid
(and
so
changing
its
shape),
found
in
processed
foods
such
as
margarine
and
fried
foods
and
puddings
and
commercially
baked
goods
and
partially
hydrogenated
vegetable
oils
monounsaturated
fatty
acid
an
unsaturated
fatty
acid
whose
carbon
chain
has
one
double
or
triple
valence
bond
per
molecule,
found
chiefly
in
olive
oil
and
chicken
and
almonds
polyunsaturated
fatty
acid
an
unsaturated
fatty
acid
whose
carbon
chain
has
more
than
one
double
or
triple
valence
bond
per
molecule,
found
chiefly
in
fish
and
corn
and
soybean
oil
and
safflower
oil
omega-
fatty
acid
omega-
a
polyunsaturated
fatty
acid
whose
carbon
chain
has
its
first
double
valence
bond
three
carbons
from
the
beginning
omega-
fatty
acid
omega-
a
polyunsaturated
fatty
acid
whose
carbon
chain
has
its
first
double
valence
bond
six
carbons
from
the
beginning
cod-liver
oil
cod
liver
oil
an
oil
obtained
from
the
livers
of
cod
and
similar
fishes,
taken
orally
as
a
source
of
vitamins
A
and
D
fish-liver
oil
fish
oil
a
fatty
oil
obtained
from
the
livers
of
various
fish
halibut-liver
oil
a
fatty
oil
from
halibut
livers
that
is
used
as
a
source
of
vitamin
A
fixed
oil
fatty
oil
nonvolatile
animal
or
plant
oil
shark
oil
shark-liver
oil
a
fatty
yellow
to
brown
oil
obtained
from
the
livers
of
sharks,
used
for
dressing
leather
and
as
a
source
of
vitamin
A
liver-colored
liver
having
a
reddish-brown
color
fatty
fat
containing
or
composed
of
fat,
fatty
food,
fat
tissue
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