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Definition
Synonym
geburtenstarke
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
geburtenstarke
Jahrgänge (der Nachkriegszeit)
baby boom; baby boomer generation
geburtenstarke
Jahrgänge (der Nachkriegszeit)
baby boom, baby boomer generation
Kategorie
f
; Klasse
f
; Gruppe
f
; Kohorte
f
statist.
Kategorien
pl
; Klassen
pl
; Gruppen
pl
; Kohorten
pl
Anfangskohorte
f
med.
geburtenstarke
geburtenschwache Jahrgänge
kohortenspezifische Fruchtbarkeitsrate
cohort (group of people with a shared characteristic)
cohorts
inception cohort
cohorts year groups with a high low birth rate
cohort fertility rate
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Englische
baby boom; baby boomer generation Synonyme
baby
Elzevir
Milquetoast
adolescent
angel
apprentice
babe
babish
baby
bunting
baby
-doll
baby
-sized
baby
ish
bambino
bantam
bantling
banty
beginner
big
baby
broad
buttercup
catechumen
cater to
cherub
chick
chickabiddy
chicken
chicken liver
child
cocker
coddle
colleen
compact
cosset
cotton
coward
cry
baby
cutie
dame
damoiselle
damsel
darling
dear
deary
deb
debutant
demoiselle
diminutive
doll
doll-like
dollish
doormat
dote
dry-nurse
duck
duckling
dull tool
duodecimo
entrant
favor
filly
flame
fledgling
fraid-cat
fraidy-cat
frail
freshman
funk
funker
gal
girl
girlie
gratify
greenhorn
greeny
gutless wonder
handy
heifer
hon
honey
honey bunch
honey child
hopeful
hoyden
humor
in arms
in diapers
in nappies
in swaddling clothes
in the cradle
inamorata
incubator
baby
indulge
infant
infantile
infantine
invertebrate
jellyfish
jeune fille
jill
junior
junior miss
juvenal
juvenile
kittenish
ladylove
lamb
lambkin
lass
lassie
learner
lightweight
lily liver
little angel
little darling
little missy
little one
love
lover
mademoiselle
maid
maiden
meek soul
mewling infant
microcosm
milksop
mini
miniature
miniaturized
minikin
minimal
minny
minor
minuscule
miss
missy
mollycoddle
mouse
namby-pamby
nebbish
neonatal
neonate
neophyte
nestling
newborn
newcomer
nonentity
novice
novitiate
nursling
nymphet
pamper
pansy
pantywaist
papoose
pet
petkins
piece
please
pocket
pocket-sized
pony
precious
precious heart
preemie
premature
baby
preschooler
probationer
pubescent
puling infant
puppet
pushover
raw recruit
recruit
romp
rookie
sad sack
sapling
satisfy
scaredy-cat
schoolgirl
schoolmaid
schoolmiss
sissy
skirt
slip
small-scale
snookums
softling
softy
sop
spoil
sprig
steady
stripling
subdeb
subdebutante
subminiature
subteen
subteener
suckling
sugar
sweet
sweetheart
sweetie
sweetkins
sweets
teenager
tee
baby
grand
Klavier
Steinway
cembalo
clarichord
clavicembalo
clavichord
clavicittern
clavicymbal
clavicytherium
clavier
concert grand
cottage piano
couched harp
dulcimer harpsichord
grand
grand piano
hammer dulcimer
harmonichord
harpsichord
manichord
manichordon
melodion
melopiano
monochord
pair of virginals
parlor grand
pianette
pianino
piano
piano-violin
pianoforte
sostinente pianoforte
spinet
square piano
upright
upright piano
violin piano
virginal
baby
sit
attend to
care for
chaperon
cherish
conserve
foster
keep watch over
look after
look out for
look to
matronize
mind
minister to
mother
nurse
nurture
preserve
protege
provide for
ride herd on
see after
see to
shepherd
support
take care of
take charge of
tend
watch
watch out for
watch over
baby
ish
babish
baby
childish
childlike
doll-like
dollish
immature
in arms
in diapers
in nappies
in swaddling clothes
in the cradle
infant
infantile
infantine
kittenish
neonatal
newborn
puerile
Babylonian
Corinthian
awe-inspiring
awful
barbaric
deluxe
elaborate
elegant
extravagant
fancy
fine
glorious
grand
grandiose
imposing
impressive
luxurious
magnificent
majestic
noble
palatial
plush
posh
princely
proud
ritzy
splendacious
splendid
splendiferous
stately
sumptuous
superb
superfancy
superfine
swank
swanky
swell
geburtenstarke Definition
Baby
(
n.
)
An
infant
or
young
child
of
either
sex
Baby
(
n.
)
A
small
image
of
an
infant
Baby
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
resembling,
an
infant
Baby
(
v.
i.)
To
treat
like
a
young
child
Baby
farm
(
)
A
place
where
the
nourishment
and
care
of
babies
are
offered
for
hire.
Baby
farmer
(
)
One
who
keeps
a
baby
farm.
Baby
farming
(
)
The
business
of
keeping
a
baby
farm.
Baby
jumper
(
)
A
hoop
suspended
by
an
elastic
strap,
in
which
a
young
child
may
be
held
secure
while
amusing
itself
by
jumping
on
the
floor.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
long
pole
or
spar,
run
out
for
the
purpose
of
extending
the
bottom
of
a
particular
sail
Boom
(
n.
)
A
long
spar
or
beam,
projecting
from
the
mast
of
a
derrick,
from
the
outer
end
of
which
the
body
to
be
lifted
is
suspended.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
pole
with
a
conspicuous
top,
set
up
to
mark
the
channel
in
a
river
or
harbor.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
strong
chain
cable,
or
line
of
spars
bound
together,
extended
across
a
river
or
the
mouth
of
a
harbor,
to
obstruct
navigation
or
passage.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
line
of
connected
floating
timbers
stretched
across
a
river,
or
inclosing
an
area
of
water,
to
keep
saw
logs,
etc.,
from
floating
away.
Boom
(
v.
t.)
To
extend,
or
push,
with
a
boom
or
pole
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
cry
with
a
hollow
note
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
hollow
sound,
as
of
waves
or
cannon.
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
rush
with
violence
and
noise,
as
a
ship
under
a
press
of
sail,
before
a
free
wind.
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
rapid
growth
in
market
value
or
in
popular
favor
Boom
(
n.
)
A
hollow
roar,
as
of
waves
or
cannon
Boom
(
n.
)
A
strong
and
extensive
advance,
with
more
or
less
noisy
excitement
Boom
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
advance
rapidly
in
price
Boomer
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
booms.
Boomer
(
n.
)
A
North
American
rodent,
so
named
because
it
is
said
to
make
a
booming
noise.
See
Sewellel.
Boomer
(
n.
)
A
large
male
kangaroo.
Boomer
(
n.
)
One
who
works
up
a
"boom".
Generation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
generating
or
begetting
Generation
(
n.
)
Origination
by
some
process,
mathematical,
chemical,
or
vital
Generation
(
n.
)
That
which
is
generated
or
brought
forth
Generation
(
n.
)
A
single
step
or
stage
in
the
succession
of
natural
descent
Generation
(
n.
)
Race
Generation
(
n.
)
The
formation
or
production
of
any
geometrical
magnitude,
as
a
line,
a
surface,
a
solid,
by
the
motion,
in
accordance
with
a
mathematical
law,
of
a
point
or
a
magnitude
Generation
(
n.
)
The
aggregate
of
the
functions
and
phenomene
which
attend
reproduction.
Gib
boom
(
)
See
Jib
boom.
baby boom; baby boomer generation Bedeutung
babysitting
baby
sitting
the
work
of
a
baby
sitter,
caring
for
children
when
their
parents
are
not
home
baby
a
project
of
personal
concern
to
someone,
this
project
is
his
baby
generation
multiplication
propagation
the
act
of
producing
offspring
or
multiplying
by
such
production
generation
the
production
of
heat
or
electricity,
dams
were
built
for
the
generation
of
electricity
baby
a
very
young
mammal,
baby
rabbits
nestling
baby
bird
young
bird
not
yet
fledged
galago
bushbaby
bush
baby
agile
long-tailed
nocturnal
African
lemur
with
dense
woolly
fur
and
large
eyes
and
ears
baby
bed
baby's
bed
a
small
bed
for
babies,
enclosed
by
sides
to
prevent
the
baby
from
falling
baby
buggy
baby
carriage
carriage
perambulator
pram
stroller
goart
pushchair
pusher
a
small
vehicle
with
four
wheels
in
which
a
baby
or
child
is
pushed
around
baby
grand
baby
grand
piano
parlor
grand
parlor
grand
piano
parlour
grand
parlour
grand
piano
a
small
grand
piano
baby
oil
an
ointment
for
babies
baby
powder
powder
used
to
prevent
a
baby's
diaper
from
chafing
baby
shoe
a
shoe
designed
to
be
worn
by
infants
boom
any
of
various
more-or-less
horizontal
spars
or
poles
used
to
extend
the
foot
of
a
sail
or
for
handling
cargo
or
in
mooring
boom
microphone
boom
a
pole
carrying
an
overhead
microphone
projected
over
a
film
or
tv
set
comforter
pacifier
baby's
dummy
teething
ring
device
used
for
an
infant
to
suck
or
bite
on
ghetto
blaster
boom
box
a
portable
stereo
nursery
baby's
room
a
child's
room
for
a
baby
walker
baby-walker
goart
an
enclosing
framework
on
casters
or
wheels,
helps
babies
learn
to
walk
primary
tooth
deciduous
tooth
baby
tooth
milk
tooth
one
of
the
first
temporary
teeth
of
a
young
mammal
(one
ofin
children)
baby
talk
babytalk
the
developing
speech
of
a
young
child
baby
talk
babytalk
motherese
an
adult's
imitation
of
the
speech
of
a
young
child
generation
gap
a
difference
between
the
views
of
young
people
and
their
parents
genesis
generation
a
coming
into
being
sonic
boom
an
explosive
sound
caused
by
the
shock
wave
of
an
airplane
traveling
faster
than
the
speed
of
sound,
a
sonic
boom
follows
an
aircraft
as
a
wake
follows
a
ship
boom
roar
roaring
thunder
a
deep
prolonged
loud
noise
boom
bonanza
gold
rush
gravy
godsend
manna
from
heaven
windfall
bunce
a
sudden
happening
that
brings
good
fortune
(as
a
sudden
opportunity
to
make
money),
the
demand
for
testing
has
created
a
boom
for
those
unregulated
laboratories
where
boxes
of
specimen
jars
are
processed
like
an
assembly
line
generation
group
of
genetically
related
organisms
constituting
a
single
step
in
the
line
of
descent
coevals
contemporaries
generation
all
the
people
living
at
the
same
time
or
of
approximately
the
same
age
beat
generation
beats
beatniks
a
United
States
youth
subculture
of
the
s,
rejected
possessions
or
regular
work
or
traditional
dress,
for
communal
living
and
psychedelic
drugs
and
anarchism,
favored
modern
forms
of
jazz
(e.g.,
bebop)
baby
boom
baby-boom
generation
the
larger
than
expected
generation
in
United
States
born
shortly
after
World
War
II
generation
X
gen
X
the
generation
following
the
baby
boom
(especially
Americans
and
Canadians
born
in
the
s
and
s)
boom
town
a
town
enjoying
sudden
prosperity
baby
babe
sister
(slang)
sometimes
used
as
a
term
of
address
for
attractive
young
women
baby
the
youngest
member
of
a
group
(not
necessarily
young),
the
baby
of
the
family,
the
baby
of
the
Supreme
Court
baby
babe
infant
a
very
young
child
(birth
to
year)
who
has
not
yet
begun
to
walk
or
talk,
the
baby
began
to
cry
again,
she
held
the
baby
in
her
arms,
it
sounds
simple,
but
when
you
have
your
own
baby
it
is
all
so
different
baby
an
unborn
child,
a
human
fetus,
I
felt
healthy
and
very
feminine
carrying
the
baby,
it
was
great
to
feel
my
baby
moving
about
inside
baby
boomer
boomer
a
member
of
the
baby
boom
generation
in
the
s,
they
expanded
the
schools
for
a
generation
of
baby
boomers
baby
buster
buster
a
person
born
in
the
generation
following
the
baby
boom
when
the
birth
rate
fell
dramatically
baby
doctor
pediatrician
pediatrist
paediatrician
a
specialist
in
the
care
of
babies
baby
farmer
someone
who
runs
an
establishment
that
houses
and
cares
for
babies
for
a
fee
babyminder
baby
minder
minder
a
person
who
looks
after
babies
(usually
in
the
person's
own
home)
while
the
babys'
parents
are
working
babysitter
baby-sitter
sitter
a
person
engaged
to
care
for
children
when
the
parents
are
not
home
blue
baby
an
infant
born
with
a
bluish
color,
usually
has
a
defective
heart
child
baby
an
immature
childish
person,
he
remained
a
child
in
practical
matters
as
long
as
he
lived,
stop
being
a
baby!
low-birth-weight
baby
low-birth-weight
infant
an
infant
born
weighing
less
than
.
pounds
(
grams)
regardless
of
gestational
age,
a
low-birth-weight
infant
is
at
risk
for
developing
lack
of
oxygen
during
labor
neonate
newborn
newborn
infant
newborn
baby
a
baby
from
birth
to
four
weeks
premature
baby
preterm
baby
premature
infant
preterm
infant
preemie
premie
an
infant
that
is
born
prior
to
weeks
of
gestation
test-tube
baby
a
baby
conceived
by
fertilization
that
occurs
outside
the
mother's
body,
the
woman's
ova
are
removed
and
mixed
with
sperm
in
a
culture
medium
-
if
fertilization
occurs
the
blastocyte
is
implanted
in
the
woman's
uterus
war
baby
conceived
or
born
during
war
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