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Definition
Synonym
menschliche
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
menschliche
Note
human touch
menschliche
Natur
human nature
menschliche
Leistung
performance
menschliche
Beziehungen
human relations
menschliche
Arbeitskraft
manpower
die
menschliche
Rasse, Menschheit
the human race
das
menschliche
Moment, der
menschliche
Faktor
the human factor
Humangenom
n
;
menschliche
Genstruktur
f
biol.
human genome
Eingriff
m
Eingriffe
pl
menschliche
Eingriffe
intervention
interventions
human intervention
'Der
menschliche
Makel' (von Philip Roth Werktitel)
lit.
'The Human Stain' (by Philip Roth work title)
Keimbahn
f
biol.
Keimbahnen
pl
menschliche
Keimbahn
germ line; germline
germ lines; germlines
human germline
Dasein
n
; Sein
n
geh.
(
menschliche
Existenz)
ein elendes Dasein fristen
existence
to lead a miserable existence
Natur
f
, Beschaffenheit
f
die
menschliche
Natur
zurückhaltender Natur sein
nature
human nature
to be of a retiring nature
Eingreifen
n
; Eingriff
m
(seitens +Gen. von Seiten +Gen.)
menschliche
Eingriffe
intervention (from sb. on the part of sb.)
human intervention
das Besiedeln
n
; das Bewohnen
n
(eines Gebiets)
geogr.
menschliche
Besiedlung
the inhabitation; the inhabitancy (of an area)
human inhabitation
Umgang
m
; Kommunikation
f
sozialer Umgang; gesellschaftlicher Verkehr
menschliche
Kontakte
intercourse
social intercourse
human intercourse
menschlich, mitmenschlich
adj
menschliche
r
am menschlichsten
menschliche
s Versagen
das
menschliche
Geschlecht
human
more human
most human
human error
the human race
jdn. etw. (moralisch) retten
v
relig.
soc.
rettend
gerettet
seine Ehe retten
eine
menschliche
Seele retten
to save sth.; to salvage sth.; to salve sth.
archaic
rare
saving; salvaging; salving
saved; salvaged; salved
to save salvage your marriage
to salvage a human soul
Akolutophyten
pl
(Pflanzen deren natürliche Einwanderung durch
menschliche
Vegetationsveränderungen ermöglich wurde)
bot.
acolutophytes
Akolutophyten
pl
(Pflanzen, deren natürliche Einwanderung durch
menschliche
Vegetationsveränderungen ermöglicht wurde)
bot.
acolutophytes
Humangenom
n
;
menschliche
Genstruktur
f
biol.
Sequenzierung des Humangenoms; Entschlüsselung der
menschliche
n Genstruktur
human genome
sequencing of the human genome
CAPTCHA (Abfragetest, mit dem automatisierte Robot-Eingaben im Internet verhindert und nur
menschliche
Eingaben zugelassen werden)
comp.
CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart)
CAPTCHA (Abfragetest mit dem automatisierte Robot-Eingaben im Internet verhindert und nur
menschliche
Eingaben zugelassen werden)
comp.
CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart)
Intelligenz
f
; Auffassungsvermögen
n
psych.
die
menschliche
Intelligenz; die Intelligenz des Menschen
künstliche Intelligenz
f
KI
intelligence
human intelligence
artificial intelligence AI
Intelligenz
f
; Auffassungsvermögen
n
psych.
die
menschliche
Intelligenz; die Intelligenz des Menschen
künstliche Intelligenz
f
KI
intelligence
human intelligence
artificial intelligence AI
menschlich; mitmenschlich
adj
menschliche
r
am menschlichsten
menschliche
s Versagen
das
menschliche
Geschlecht
Ich bin auch nur ein Mensch.
human
more human
most human
human error
the human race
After all I'm only human.
Verstandeskraft
f
; Gehirnkapazität
f
menschliche
Verstandeskraft und Roboterintelligenz
Der Mensch nutzt nur einen Bruchteil seiner Gehirnkapazität.
brainpower
human brainpower and robotic intelligence
Humans use only a small fraction of their brainpower.
Ersatzteil
n
; Reserveteil
n
Ersatzteile
pl
; Reserveteile
pl
Das Konzept Embryos als
menschliche
Ersatzteillager zu gebrauchen ist moralisch verwerflich.
spare part; spare; replacement part
spare parts; spares
The idea of using embryos for human spare parts is morally repugnant.
Ersatzteil
m,n
; Reserveteil
m,n
Ersatzteile
pl
; Reserveteile
pl
Das Konzept, Embryos als
menschliche
Ersatzteillager zu gebrauchen, ist moralisch verwerflich.
spare part; spare
spare parts; spares
The idea of using embryos for human spare parts is morally repugnant.
menschlich; mitmenschlich
adj
menschliche
r
am menschlichsten
menschliche
s Versagen
das
menschliche
Geschlecht; das Menschengeschlecht
Ich bin auch nur ein Mensch.
human
more human
most human
human error
the human race
After all, I'm only human.
bei etw. nur in geringem Maß vorhanden sein
v
ein Ort, wo es kaum
menschliche
Siedlungen gibt
In dem Dorf gibt es nur wenige Bäume.
In den Straßen fuhren nur wenige Fahrzeuge.
to be scant of sth.
a place scant of human habitation
The village is scant of trees.
Streets were scant of vehicles.
bei etw. nur in geringem Maß vorhanden sein
v
ein Ort wo es kaum
menschliche
Siedlungen gibt
In dem Dorf gibt es nur wenige Bäume.
In den Straßen fuhren nur wenige Fahrzeuge.
to be scant of sth.
a place scant of human habitation
The village is scant of trees.
Streets were scant of vehicles.
Unvernunft
f
; Unverstand
m
; Dummheit
f
die
menschliche
Dummheit
Ich musste über meine eigene Dummheit lachen.
Einen sicheren Arbeitsplatz aufzugeben ist wohl der Gipfel der Dummheit.
Mit der Dummheit kämpfen selbst Götter vergebens. (Schiller)
foolishness; folly; stupidity (lack of good sense)
human folly stupidity
I had to laugh at my own foolishness.
Giving up a secure job seems to be the height of folly.
With stupidity the gods themselves contend struggle in vain. (Schiller)
die Menschheit; der Mensch; die
menschliche
Rasse
veraltet
biol.
phil.
relig.
soc.
zum Wohle der Menschheit
Mensch und Tier
Angriff auf die gesamte Menschheit
das älteste Werkzeug der Menschheit
eines der ältesten Anbauprodukte der Menschheit
mankind; humankind
rare
; man; the human race; the human species; humanity
for the benefit of mankind; for the good of humanity
man and beast
attack against all humanity
the oldest tool used by mankind
one of the oldest crops grown by mankind
(geistige) Fassungskraft
f
; Fassungsvermögen
n
; Vorstellungskraft
f
; Vorstellungsvermögen
n
Kräfte jenseits unserer Vorstellungskraft
Dimensionen die die
menschliche
Fassungskraft übersteigen
aus Gründen die ich nicht durchschaue
Politik ist etwas das ich überhaupt nicht durchschaue.
ken; grasp
forces beyond our ken grasp
dimensions that are beyond human ken grasp
for reasons that are beyond my ken grasp
Politics are completely beyond my ken grasp.
(geistige) Fassungskraft
f
; Fassungsvermögen
n
; Vorstellungskraft
f
; Vorstellungsvermögen
n
Kräfte jenseits unserer Vorstellungskraft
Dimensionen, die die
menschliche
Fassungskraft übersteigen
aus Gründen, die ich nicht durchschaue
Politik ist etwas, das ich überhaupt nicht durchschaue.
ken; grasp
forces beyond our ken grasp
dimensions that are beyond human ken grasp
for reasons that are beyond my ken grasp
Politics are completely beyond my ken grasp.
Sprechfähigkeit
f
; verbale Ausdrucksfähigkeit
f
; Sprache
f
med.
die
menschliche
Sprechfähigkeit
ein Verlust der Sprechfähigkeit
eine leichte Sprachbeeinträchtigung Sprechbeeinträchtigung haben
die Art, wie das Gehirn Ton und Sprache verarbeitet
Sie konnte kaum sprechen und sie konnte nicht gehen.
power of speech; speech; verbal expression
human speech
a loss of speech
to have a mild speech impediment
the way the brain processes sound and speech
Her speech was bad, and she couldn't walk.
für etw. sprechen (ein Indiz für etw. sein)
v
Dafür spricht, dass …
Dafür spricht auch …
Dafür spricht nicht zuletzt, dass …
Alle Anzeichen sprechen dafür, dass …
Es spricht einiges dafür, dass …
Es spricht vieles dafür, dass …
Die Fakten sprechen für seine Unschuld.
Es spricht alles dafür, dass
menschliche
Aktivitäten daran schuld sind.
to seem to indicate argue show sth.; to point to sth.; to make sth. seem likely
An indication of this is that …
This is also evidenced by …; This (assumption) is also supported by …
This is suggested not least by the fact that …
All the signs seem to show that …
There is some evidence that …
There is good evidence that …; There are many indications that …; It seems very likely that …
The facts seem to argue indicate his innocence he is innocent.
All the evidence points to human activity as the culprit.
für etw. sprechen (ein Indiz für etw. sein)
v
Dafür spricht dass ...
Dafür spricht auch ...
Dafür spricht nicht zuletzt dass ...
Alle Anzeichen sprechen dafür dass ...
Es spricht einiges dafür dass ...
Es spricht vieles dafür dass ...
Die Fakten sprechen für seine Unschuld.
Es spricht alles dafür dass
menschliche
Aktivitäten daran schuld sind.
to seem to indicate argue show sth.; to point to sth.; to make sth. seem likely
An indication of this is that ...
This is also evidenced by ...; This (assumption) is also supported by ...
This is suggested not least by the fact that ...
All the signs seem to show that ...
There is some evidence that ...
There is good evidence that ...; There are many indications that ...; It seems very likely that ...
The facts seem to argue indicate his innocence he is innocent.
All the evidence points to human activity as the culprit.
Natur
f
; Charakter
m
; Eigenart
f
; Art
f
; Wesen
n
(von Dingen)
von Natur aus
die
menschliche
Natur
die internationale Ausrichtung der Schifffahrt
der Auslandsbezug von Ermittlungen
Es liegt in der Natur der Sache.; Es liegt in der Natur der Dinge.
Seine Rede hatte den Charakter einer Entschuldigung.
Es ist ganz natürlich dass Jugendliche oft gegen ihre Eltern rebellieren.
nature (of things)
by nature
human nature
the international nature of the shipping industry
the international nature of investigations
It is in the nature of things.
His speech was in the nature of an apology.
In the nature of things young people often rebel against their parents.
Natur
f
; Charakter
m
; Eigenart
f
; Art
f
; Wesen
n
(von Dingen)
die
menschliche
Natur
die internationale Ausrichtung der Schifffahrt
der Auslandsbezug von Ermittlungen
Es liegt in der Natur der Sache, dass …
Es liegt in der Natur der Sache.; Es liegt in der Natur der Dinge.
Seine Rede hatte den Charakter einer Entschuldigung.
Es ist ganz natürlich, dass Jugendliche oft gegen ihre Eltern rebellieren.
nature (of things)
human nature
the international nature of the shipping industry
the international nature of investigations
By the very nature of things, …
It is in the nature of things.
His speech was in the nature of an apology.
In the nature of things, young people often rebel against their parents.
ganz unterschiedlich
adv
Die Sache wurde damals ganz unterschiedlich interpretiert.
Die Zahl der diesjährigen Salmonellenvergiftungen wurde mit 25 38 bzw. 53 ganz unterschiedlich angegeben.
Bei den Kostenschätzungen gibt es eine Bandbreite von 10 bis 20 Millionen.
Marihuana firmiert unter den unterschiedlichsten Bezeichnungen wie 'Gras' 'Joint' oder 'Shit'.
Die Ölmultis sind mit so unterschiedlichen Vorwürfen wie Bestechung von Scheichs und Zerstörung des Regenwaldes konfrontiert.
Der
menschliche
Körper stellt wegen der großen Unterschiede in seiner Beschaffenheit keine patentierbare Erfindung dar.
variously
The move was variously interpreted at the time.
The number of cases this year of salmonella poisoning has been variously put at 25 38 or 53.
The cost has been variously estimated at between 10 million and 20 million.
Marijuana is known described variously as 'grass' 'joint' or 'shit'.
The oil multinationals are variously accused of bribing sheikhs or destroying rainforest.
The human body as variously constituted does not constitute an invention able to be patented.
ganz unterschiedlich
adv
Die Sache wurde damals ganz unterschiedlich interpretiert.
Die Zahl der diesjährigen Salmonellenvergiftungen wurde mit 25, 38 bzw. 53 ganz unterschiedlich angegeben.
Bei den Kostenschätzungen gibt es eine Bandbreite von 10 bis 20 Millionen.
Marihuana firmiert unter den unterschiedlichsten Bezeichnungen wie „Gras“, „Joint“ oder „Shit“.
Die Ölmultis sind mit so unterschiedlichen Vorwürfen wie Bestechung von Scheichs und Zerstörung des Regenwaldes konfrontiert.
Der
menschliche
Körper stellt wegen der großen Unterschiede in seiner Beschaffenheit keine patentierbare Erfindung dar.
variously
The move was variously interpreted at the time.
The number of cases this year of salmonella poisoning has been variously put at 25, 38, or 53.
The cost has been variously estimated at between 10 million and 20 million.
Marijuana is known described variously as 'grass', 'joint', or 'shit'.
The oil multinationals are variously accused of bribing sheikhs or destroying rainforest.
The human body, as variously constituted, does not constitute an invention able to be patented.
Deutsche
menschliche Synonyme
menschliche
Englische
human touch Synonyme
human
Adamite
Adamitic
Christian
Christlike
Christly
accommodating
affectionate
android
anthropocentric
anthropoid
anthropological
being
beneficent
benevolent
benign
benignant
bleeding
body
brotherly
cat
chap
character
charitable
child
clement
commiserative
compassionate
condolent
considerate
creature
customer
decent
duck
earthling
earthy
ethological
fallible
fellow
finite
fleshly
forbearant
forgiving
frail
fraternal
generous
gentle
good
good-natured
gracious
groundling
guy
hand
head
hominal
hominid
homo
homocentric
human
being
human
e
human
istic
human
itarian
individual
joker
kind
kindhearted
kindly
kindly-disposed
lenient
life
living soul
loving
magnanimous
man
man-centered
mankind
manlike
melting
merciful
mortal
nice
nose
one
only
human
party
person
personage
personality
pitying
ruthful
sensitive
single
soft
softhearted
somebody
someone
soul
sympathetic
sympathizing
tellurian
tender
tenderhearted
terran
unangelic
understanding
vulnerable
warm
warmhearted
weak
woman
worldling
human
factor
differentiation
differentness
distinctiveness
egohood
identity
individualism
individuality
integrity
nominalism
nonconformity
oneness
particularism
particularity
personal equation
personal identity
personality
personship
self-identity
selfhood
selfness
singularity
soul
uniqueness
human
interest
blood and thunder
demonstrativeness
emotional appeal
emotionalism
emotionality
emotionalization
emotionalizing
emotiveness
emotivity
histrionics
love interest
making scenes
melodrama
melodramatics
nonrationalness
sensationalism
theatricality
theatrics
unreasoningness
visceralness
yellow journalism
human
nature
Adam
Hominidae
Homo sapiens
clay
fallen
human
ity
flesh
frailty
generation of man
genus Homo
hominid
homo
human
equation
human
family
human
frailty
human
race
human
species
human
weakness
human
ity
human
kind
human
ness
le genre humain
man
mankind
mortal flesh
mortality
mortals
race of man
weakness
human
race
Adam
Hominidae
Homo sapiens
clay
fallen
human
ity
flesh
generation of man
genus Homo
hominid
homo
human
family
human
nature
human
species
human
ity
human
kind
le genre humain
man
mankind
mortal flesh
mortality
mortals
race of man
human
e
Christian
Christlike
Christly
accepting
affectionate
altruistic
benevolent
benign
benignant
bleeding
brotherly
charitable
chickenhearted
clement
commiserative
compassionate
condolent
decent
easy
easygoing
eleemosynary
forbearant
forbearing
forgiving
fraternal
gentle
good
gracious
human
human
itarian
kind
kindhearted
kindly
kindly-disposed
lax
lenient
loving
melting
merciful
mild
moderate
nice
patient
philanthropic
pitying
ruthful
soft
softhearted
sympathetic
sympathizing
tender
tenderhearted
tolerant
understanding
warm
warmhearted
human
ism
Christian
human
ism
Religious Humanism
anthroposophy
bibliolatry
bibliomania
bluestockingism
book learning
book madness
bookiness
bookishness
booklore
classical scholarship
classicism
culture
donnishness
eruditeness
erudition
free thought
freethinking
human
istic scholarship
integral
human
ism
intellectualism
intellectuality
latitudinarianism
learnedness
letters
literacy
naturalistic
human
ism
new
human
ism
pedantism
pedantry
reading
scholarship
secular
human
ism
human
ist
academician
bookman
classicist
clerk
colossus of knowledge
esprit fort
freethinker
genius
giant of learning
latitudinarian
learned clerk
learned man
literary man
litterateur
lover of learning
man of learning
man of letters
mastermind
mine of information
philologist
philologue
philomath
philosophe
philosopher
polyhistor
polymath
pundit
savant
scholar
scholastic
schoolman
secular
human
ist
student
walking encyclopedia
human
itarian
Robin Hood
almoner
almsgiver
almsgiving
altruistic
benefactor
beneficent
benevolent
benevolist
bighearted
charitable
do-gooder
eleemosynary
freehearted
generous
good
greathearted
human
human
e
largehearted
philanthropic
philanthropist
power for good
social worker
welfare
welfare statist
welfare worker
welfarist
well-doer
human
itarianism
BOMFOG
Benthamism
Christian charity
Christian love
agape
altruism
beneficence
benevolence
benevolent disposition
benevolentness
bigheartedness
brotherly love
caritas
charitableness
charity
do-goodism
flower power
generosity
giving
goodwill
grace
greatheartedness
largeheartedness
love
love of mankind
philanthropism
philanthropy
utilitarianism
welfarism
well-disposedness
human
ities
academic specialty
area
classical education
core curriculum
course
course of study
curriculum
discipline
elective
field
general education
general studies
liberal arts
major
minor
proseminar
quadrivium
refresher course
scientific education
seminar
specialty
study
subdiscipline
subject
technical education
trivium
human
ity
Adam
Hominidae
Homo sapiens
acceptance
affectionateness
beneficence
benevolence
benignancy
benignity
brotherhood
charitableness
clay
clemency
clementness
commiseration
community
compassion
condolence
consideration
easiness
easygoingness
fallen
human
ity
favor
feeling
feeling of kinship
fellow feeling
flesh
forbearance
forbearing
forgiveness
frailty
fraternal feeling
generation of man
generosity
gentleness
genus Homo
goodness
goodness of heart
grace
graciousness
heart of gold
helpfulness
hominid
homo
human
equation
human
family
human
frailty
human
nature
human
race
human
species
human
weakness
human
eness
human
kind
human
ness
kindheartedness
kindliness
kindly disposition
kindness
laxness
le genre humain
lenience
leniency
lenientness
lenity
loving kindness
magnanimity
man
mankind
mercifulness
mercy
mildness
mitigation
moderateness
mortal flesh
mortality
mortals
niceness
pardon
pathos
patience
people
pity
quarter
race of man
relief
reprieve
ruth
self-pity
sensitivity
society
softheartedness
softness
soul of kindness
sympathy
tenderheartedness
tenderness
the masses
the public
tolerance
understanding
unselfishness
warmheartedness
warmth
warmth of heart
weakness
human
oid
Bronze Age man
Hominidae
Iron Age man
Stone Age man
aboriginal
aborigine
ancestral
ancient
antediluvian
antepatriarchal
anthropoid
anthropomorphic
anthropopathic
ape-man
atavistic
autochthon
autochthonous
bushman
cave dweller
caveman
fossil man
hominid
man of old
manlike
missing link
patriarchal
preadamite
preglacial
prehistoric
prehistoric man
pre
human
primate
prime
primeval
primitive
primogenial
primoprimitive
primordial
pristine
protohistoric
proto
human
troglodyte
menschliche Definition
Human
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
man
or
mankind
Human
(
n.
)
A
human
being.
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
come
in
contact
with
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
perceive
by
the
sense
of
feeling.
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
come
to
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
try
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
relate
to
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
handle,
speak
of,
or
deal
with
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
meddle
or
interfere
with
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
affect
the
senses
or
the
sensibility
of
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
or
delineate
with
touches
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
infect
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
make
an
impression
on
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
perform,
as
a
tune
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
influence
by
impulse
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
harm,
afflict,
or
distress.
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
affect
with
insanity,
especially
in
a
slight
degree
Touch
(
v.
t.)
To
be
tangent
to.
See
Tangent,
a.
Touch
(
a.
)
To
lay
a
hand
upon
for
curing
disease.
Touch
(
v.
i.)
To
be
in
contact
Touch
(
v.
i.)
To
fasten
Touch
(
v.
i.)
To
treat
anything
in
discourse,
especially
in
a
slight
or
casual
manner
Touch
(
v.
i.)
To
be
brought,
as
a
sail,
so
close
to
the
wind
that
its
weather
leech
shakes.
Touch
(
v.
)
The
act
of
touching,
or
the
state
of
being
touched
Touch
(
v.
)
The
sense
by
which
pressure
or
traction
exerted
on
the
skin
is
recognized
Touch
(
v.
)
Act
or
power
of
exciting
emotion.
Touch
(
v.
)
An
emotion
or
affection.
Touch
(
v.
)
Personal
reference
or
application.
Touch
(
v.
)
A
stroke
Touch
(
v.
)
A
single
stroke
on
a
drawing
or
a
picture.
Touch
(
v.
)
Feature
Touch
(
v.
)
The
act
of
the
hand
on
a
musical
instrument
Touch
(
v.
)
A
small
quantity
intermixed
Touch
(
v.
)
A
hint
Touch
(
v.
)
A
slight
and
brief
essay.
Touch
(
v.
)
A
touchstone
Touch
(
v.
)
Hence,
examination
or
trial
by
some
decisive
standard
Touch
(
v.
)
The
particular
or
characteristic
mode
of
action,
or
the
resistance
of
the
keys
of
an
instrument
to
the
fingers
Touch
(
v.
)
The
broadest
part
of
a
plank
worked
top
and
but
(see
Top
and
but,
under
Top,
n.),
or
of
one
worked
anchor-stock
fashion
(that
is,
tapered
from
the
middle
to
both
ends)
Touch
(
n.
)
That
part
of
the
field
which
is
beyond
the
line
of
flags
on
either
side.
Touch
(
n.
)
A
boys'
game
Touch-box
(
n.
)
A
box
containing
lighted
tinder,
formerly
carried
by
soldiers
who
used
matchlocks,
to
kindle
the
match.
Touch-me-not
(
n.
)
See
Impatiens.
Touch-me-not
(
n.
)
Squirting
cucumber.
See
under
Cucumber.
Touch-needle
(
n.
)
A
small
bar
of
gold
and
silver,
either
pure,
or
alloyed
in
some
known
proportion
with
copper,
for
trying
the
purity
of
articles
of
gold
or
silver
by
comparison
of
the
streaks
made
by
the
article
and
the
bar
on
a
touchstone.
Touch-paper
(
n.
)
Paper
steeped
in
saltpeter,
which
burns
slowly,
and
is
used
as
a
match
for
firing
gunpowder,
and
the
like.
human touch Bedeutung
act
deed
human
action
human
activity
something
that
people
do
or
cause
to
happen
touch
touching
the
act
of
putting
two
things
together
with
no
space
between
them,
at
his
touch
the
room
filled
with
lights
touch
football
a
version
of
American
football
in
which
the
ball
carrier
is
touched
rather
than
tackled
Secretary
of
Health
and
Human
Services
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services,
the
post
of
Secretary
of
Health
and
Human
Services
was
created
by
Congress
in
human
reproductive
cloning
the
reproductive
cloning
of
a
sentient
human
being,
generally
considered
ethically
unacceptable
Human
Genome
Project
an
international
study
of
the
entire
human
genetic
material
human
Tell
leukemia
virus-
HTLV-
retrovirus
causing
Tell
leukemia
human
immunodeficiency
virus
HIV
the
virus
that
causes
acquired
immune
deficiency
syndrome
(AIDS),
it
replicates
in
and
kills
the
helper
T
cells
human
papilloma
virus
any
of
a
group
of
papovaviruses
associated
with
genital
or
oral
carcinomas
or
a
group
associated
with
benign
genital
tumors
human
botfly
Dermatobia
hominis
large
tropical
American
fly,
parasitic
on
humans
and
other
mammals
homo
man
human
being
human
any
living
or
extinct
member
of
the
family
Hominidae
characterized
by
superior
intelligence,
articulate
speech,
and
erect
carriage
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
body
bag
personnel
pouch
human
remains
pouch
a
bag
in
which
the
body
of
a
dead
soldier
is
placed
Segway
Segway
Human
Transporter
Segway
HT
(trademark)
a
self-balancing
personal
transportation
device
with
two
wheels,
can
operate
in
any
level
pedestrian
environment
touch
screen
touchscreen
a
computer
display
that
enables
the
user
to
interact
with
the
computer
by
touching
areas
on
the
screen
human
nature
the
shared
psychological
attributes
of
humankind
that
are
assumed
to
be
shared
by
all
human
beings,
a
great
observer
of
human
nature
touch
signature
a
distinguishing
style,
this
room
needs
a
woman's
touch
common
touch
the
property
of
appealing
to
people
in
general
(usually
by
appearing
to
have
qualities
in
common
with
them)
touch
the
feel
of
mechanical
action,
this
piano
has
a
wonderful
touch
human
right
(law)
any
basic
right
or
freedom
to
which
all
human
beings
are
entitled
and
in
whose
exercise
a
government
may
not
interfere
(including
rights
to
life
and
liberty
as
well
as
freedom
of
thought
and
expression
and
equality
before
the
law)
Midas
touch
an
ability
to
make
and
manage
large
amounts
of
money
e
human
body
physical
body
material
body
soma
build
figure
physique
anatomy
shape
bod
chassis
frame
form
flesh
alternative
names
for
the
body
of
a
human
being,
Leonardo
studied
the
human
body,
he
has
a
strong
physique,
the
spirit
is
willing
but
the
flesh
is
weak
recombinant
human
insulin
Humulin
a
form
of
insulin
(trade
name
Humulin)
made
from
recombinant
DNA
that
is
identical
to
human
insulin,
used
to
treat
diabetics
who
are
allergic
to
preparations
made
from
beef
or
pork
insulin
somatotropin
somatotrophin
somatotropic
hormone
somatotrophic
hormone
STH
human
growth
hormone
growth
hormone
a
hormone
produced
by
the
anterior
pituitary
gland,
promotes
growth
in
humans
human
head
the
head
of
a
human
being
foot
human
foot
pes
the
part
of
the
leg
of
a
human
being
below
the
ankle
joint,
his
bare
feet
projected
from
his
trousers,
armored
from
head
to
foot
knee
knee
joint
human
knee
articulatio
genus
genu
hinge
joint
in
the
human
leg
connecting
the
tibia
and
fibula
with
the
femur
and
protected
in
front
by
the
patella
elbow
elbow
joint
human
elbow
cubitus
cubital
joint
articulatio
cubiti
hinge
joint
between
the
forearm
and
upper
arm
and
the
corresponding
joint
in
the
forelimb
of
a
quadruped
face
human
face
the
front
of
the
human
head
from
the
forehead
to
the
chin
and
ear
to
ear,
he
washed
his
face,
I
wish
I
had
seen
the
look
on
his
face
when
he
got
the
news
touch
deftness
in
handling
matters,
he
has
a
master's
touch
finishing
touch
capstone
copestone
a
final
touch,
a
crowning
achievement,
a
culmination
touch
sense
of
touch
skin
senses
touch
modality
cutaneous
senses
the
faculty
by
which
external
objects
or
forces
are
perceived
through
contact
with
the
body
(especially
the
hands),
only
sight
and
touch
enable
us
to
locate
objects
in
the
space
around
us
tactual
sensation
tactility
touch
perception
skin
perceptiveness
the
faculty
of
perceiving
(via
the
skin)
pressure
or
heat
or
pain
touch
touch
sensation
tactual
sensation
tactile
sensation
feeling
the
sensation
produced
by
pressure
receptors
in
the
skin,
she
likes
the
touch
of
silk
on
her
skin,
the
surface
had
a
greasy
feeling
paleoanthropology
palaeoanthropology
human
paleontology
human
palaeontology
the
scientific
study
of
human
fossils
natural
language
processing
NLP
human
language
technology
the
branch
of
information
science
that
deals
with
natural
language
information
demography
human
ecology
the
branch
of
sociology
that
studies
the
characteristics
of
human
populations
touch
typing
touch
system
typewriting
in
which
the
fingers
are
trained
to
hit
particular
keys,
typist
can
read
and
type
at
the
same
time
touch
trace
ghost
a
suggestion
of
some
quality,
there
was
a
touch
of
sarcasm
in
his
tone,
he
detected
a
ghost
of
a
smile
on
her
face
touch
the
act
of
soliciting
money
(as
a
gift
or
loan),
he
watched
the
beggar
trying
to
make
a
touch
contact
touch
a
communicative
interaction,
the
pilot
made
contact
with
the
base,
he
got
in
touch
with
his
colleagues
fatality
human
death
a
death
resulting
from
an
accident
or
a
disaster,
a
decrease
in
the
number
of
automobile
fatalities
touch
touching
the
event
of
something
coming
in
contact
with
the
body,
he
longed
for
the
touch
of
her
hand,
the
cooling
touch
of
the
night
air
brush
light
touch
momentary
contact
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services
Health
and
Human
Services
HHS
the
United
States
federal
department
that
administers
all
federal
programs
dealing
with
health
and
welfare,
created
in
Commission
on
Human
Rights
the
commission
of
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
of
the
United
Nations
that
is
concerned
with
human
rights
chump
fool
gull
mark
patsy
fall
guy
sucker
soft
touch
mug
a
person
who
is
gullible
and
easy
to
take
advantage
of
powerhouse
human
dynamo
ball
of
fire
fireball
a
highly
energetic
and
indefatigable
person
Secretary
of
Health
and
Human
Services
the
person
who
holds
the
secretaryship
of
the
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services,
the
first
Secretary
of
Health
and
Human
Services
was
Patricia
Roberts
Harris
who
was
appointed
by
Carter
touch-typist
a
skilled
typist
who
can
type
a
document
without
looking
at
the
keyboard
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