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Definition
Synonym
�therisch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Haubennetzspinnen
pl
; Kugelspinnen
pl
(Theridiidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
tangle-web spiders; cobweb spiders; comb-footed spiders (zoological family)
Säugetierkunde
f
; Mammalogie
f
; Theriologie
f
zool.
study of mammals; mammalogy; mastology; theriology
Theranostik
f
; Theranostikum
n
med.
theranostics
Therapeut
m
Therapeuten
pl
therapist
therapists
Therapeut
therapist
Therapeut, Therapeuts
therapist
behaupten
v
behauptend
behauptet
behauptet
behauptete
Wäre das alles so schlimm wie behauptet dann ...
Kein Therapeut wird für sich in Anspruch nehmen Schlaflosigkeit heilen zu können.
Das Produkt stellt den Anspruch ohne Diät schlank zu machen.
Ich behaupte nicht (von mir) ein Fachmann auf dem Gebiet zu sein.
Der Genannte behauptet einige Zeit in Polen in Haft gewesen zu sein.
to claim
claiming
claimed
claims
claimed
If things were as bad as claimed then ...
No therapist will claim to cure insomnia.
The product claims to make you thin without dieting.
I don't claim to be an expert in the field.
The subject claims to have spent time in prison in Poland.
etw. behaupten
v
; behaupten, etw. zu sein tun
v
behauptend
behauptet
behauptet
behauptete
jdm. gegenüber behaupten, dass …
Wäre das alles so schlimm wie behauptet, dann …
Kein Therapeut wird für sich in Anspruch nehmen, Schlaflosigkeit heilen zu können.
Ich behaupte nicht (von mir), ein Fachmann auf diesem Gebiet zu sein dass sich ein Fachmann auf diesem Gebiet bin.
Der Genannte behauptet, einige Zeit in Polen in Haft gewesen zu sein.
to claim sth.; to profess sth.
formal
; to claim profess to be do sth. (assert)
claiming; professing
claimed; professed
claims; professes
claimed; professed
to claim profess to sb. that …
If things were as bad as claimed, then …
No therapist will claim to cure insomnia.
I don't claim profess to be an expert in this subject.
The subject claims to have spent time in prison in Poland.
Therapeuten
therapists
Fallzahl
f
; Fallbelastung
f
(Anzahl der Fälle von Therapeuten Juristen etc. die sie zu bearbeiten haben)
caseload
Fallzahl
f
; Fallbelastung
f
(Anzahl der Fälle von Therapeuten, Juristen usw., die sie zu bearbeiten haben)
caseload
Hand
f
anat.
Hände
pl
mit der Hand
sich die Hand geben
in der Hand halten; in seiner Hand halten
eine ruhige Hand
aus erster Hand
aus zweiter Hand
aus zweiter Hand kaufen
bei der Hand; zur Hand
sich an den Händen fassen
jdm. freie Hand lassen
etw. aus den Händen geben
ohne Hand und Fuß
übtr.
von der Hand in den Mund leben
übtr.
leicht von der Hand gehen; gut von der Hand gehen
jdm. geht etw. leicht von der Hand
mit sicherer Hand
die Hände falten
sich (vertrauensvoll) in die Hände eines Therapeuten begeben
Beim Backen hat sie zwei linke Hände.; Beim Backen ist sie nicht zu gebrauchen
hand
hands
by hand; manual; manually
to shake hands
to hold in the hand; to hold in one's hand
a steady hand
at first hand; firsthand
secondhand
to buy secondhand
at hand
to link hands
to give sb. (a) free rein
to let sth. out of one's hands
without rhyme or reason
to lead a hand-to-mouth existence
to find sth. easy
sb. finds sth. easy
with sure touch
to clasp one's hands
to put place yourself in the hands of a therapist
She is all (fingers and) thumbs when it comes to baking.; She can't bake her way out of a paper bag.; She can't bake for toffee.
Br.
dated
Therapeutik
f
therapeutics
Therapeutik
therapeutics
Therapeutikum
n
Therapeutika
pl
therapeutic agent
therapeutic agents
Therapeutikum
n
pharm.
Therapeutika
pl
Initialtherapeutikum
n
therapeutic agent
therapeutic agents
initial therapeutic agent
therapeutisch
adj
therapeutic
therapeutisch
adv
therapeutically
therapeutisch
therapeutical
therapeutisch
therapeutic
therapeutischen, therapeutisch
therapeutical
therapeutisch
therapeutically
therapeutisch
adj
therapeutic; therapeutical
therapeutische
therapeutically
Wärmetherapie
f
; therapeutische Hyperthermie
f
med.
thermotherapy
Pneumothorax
m
; Luftansammlung
f
im Brustfellraum
med.
extrapleuraler Pneumothorax
künstlicher Pneumothorax
offener Pneumothorax (bei verletzter Brustwand)
therapeutischer Pneumothorax
Pneumothorax mit serösem Erguss
pneumatothorax; pneumothorax; aeropleura
extrapleural pneumothorax
induced artificial pneumothorax
open pneumothorax (blowing wound)
therapeutic pneumothorax
seropneumothorax
Schlafentzug
m
med.
therapeutischer Schlafentzug
unter Schlafentzug …; an Schlafentzug leidend; unausgeschlafen
deprivation of sleep; sleep deprivation
therapeutic deprivation of sleep
sleep-deprived
Reiten
n
therapeutisches Reiten
med.
sport
riding; horseback riding
therapeutic horseback riding
Reiten
n
Eselreiten
n
Kamelreiten
n
Pferdereiten
n
Ponyreiten
n
therapeutisches Reiten
med.
sport
Reiten ist immer seine große Leidenschaft gewesen.
riding
donkey riding
camel riding
horse riding; horseback riding
Am.
pony riding
therapeutic horseback riding
Riding has always been his great passion.
Vogelspinnen
pl
(Theraphosidae) (zoologische Familie)
tarantulas; bird spiders (zoological family) (tarantula)
Heilverfahren
n
, Therapie
f
, Behandlung
f
Heilverfahren
pl
, Therapien
pl
, Behandlungen
pl
therapiebegleitende Maßnahmen
therapy
therapies
treatments accompanied by therapy
(Therapie) absetzen
to break off
Heilverfahren, Therapie
therapy
Therapie
therapy
Brustkrebs-Therapie
f
med.
breast cancer treatment
Chelat-Therapie
f
(gegen Schwermetallvergiftung)
med.
chelation therapy
Heilverfahren
n
; Therapie
f
; Behandlung
f
Heilverfahren
pl
; Therapien
pl
; Behandlungen
pl
therapiebegleitende Maßnahmen
Therapie statt Strafe (für Drogensüchtige)
therapy
therapies
treatments accompanied by therapy
therapy instead of punishment (for drug addicts)
auf etw. ansprechen; auf etw. reagieren; für etw. empfänglich sein
adj
auf die Therapie nicht ansprechen
med.
ansprechbar sein
v
(Patient)
med.
ein Automodell mit einer gut hervorragend ansprechenden Lenkung
to be responsive to sth.
not to be responsive to the therapy; to be resistant to the therapy
to be responsive (patient)
a car model with responsive highly responsive steering
fotodynamische Therapie
f
PDT
med.
photodynamic therapy PDT
gewohnheitsmäßig; schablonenhaft
adj
; Standard...; Routine...
pej.
eine Therapie mit Ciclosporin nach Schema
med.
routine; ordinary
pej.
a routine therapy with cyclosporine; a routine cyclosporine therapy
von sich aus; selbstständig; unaufgefordert; aus eigenem Antrieb
adv
(Person)
Der Leidensdruck wurde so groß dass er von sich aus nach einer Therapie verlangte.
of sb.'s own accord
The level of suffering became so high that he requested therapy of his own accord.
umfassend; umfänglich
adv
jdn. umfassend informieren
Wir werden dafür sorgen dass die Interessen der Konsumenten umfassend gewahrt bleiben.
Die Patienten müssen über Vor- und Nachteile dieser Therapie umfassend aufgeklärt werden.
comprehensively
to comprehensively inform sb.
We will ensure that the interests of consumers are fully protected.
Patients need to receive a full explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of this therapy.
Beratungsgespräch
n
(Therapie)
counselling talk
Br.
; counseling talk
eAm.
Brustkrebs-Therapie
f
med.
brusterhaltende Therapie BET
breast cancer treatment
breast-conserving therapy
Erweiterung
f
verengter Bronchien; Bronchusaufdehnung
f
; Bronchodilatation
f
; Bronchospasmolyse
f
selten
; Broncholyse
f
selten
(Therapie)
med.
dilatation of a (constricted) bronchus; bronchodilatation (therapy)
Heilbehandlung
f
; medizinische Behandlung
f
; Behandlung
f
(von jdm.); Heilverfahren
n
; Therapie
f
(bei etw.)
med.
chirurgische Behandlung
Folgebehandlung
f
; Folgetherapie
f
Langzeitbehandlung
f
; Langzeittherapie
f
pharmakologische Behandlung
Scheinbehandlung
f
stationäre Behandlung
Symptombehandlung
f
Sofortbehandlung
f
therapiebegleitende Maßnahmen
Therapie statt Strafe (für Drogensüchtige)
in ärztlicher Behandlung sein
die Behandlung von Krebs; die Krebsbehandlung
eine neue Behandlung von bei Depressionen
sich wegen Nierensteinen behandeln lassen
Die beste Behandlung bei einer Erkältung ist Ruhe und viel Flüssigkeitszufuhr.
medical treatment; treatment (of sb.); therapy (for sth.)
surgical treatment
follow-on therapy
long-term treatment; long-term therapy
pharmacologic treatment
placebo treatment
stationary treatment
symptom treatment; treatment of symptoms
rare
immediate therapy
treatments accompanied by therapy
therapy instead of punishment (for drug addicts)
to be under medical treatment
the treatment of cancer, cancer treatment
a new treatment for depression
to undergo treatment for kidney stones
The best treatment for a cold is to rest and drink lots of fluids.
Schmerzbehandlung
f
; Schmerztherapie
f
; analgetische Therapie
f
med.
pain management; pain treatment; treatment for pain; pain therapy; analgesic treatment; analgesic therapy
(Therapie) absetzen
v
to break off
auf etw. ansprechen; auf etw. reagieren
v
; für etw. empfänglich sein
v
auf die Therapie nicht ansprechen
med.
ansprechbar sein
v
(Patient)
med.
ein Automodell mit einer gut hervorragend ansprechenden Lenkung
to be responsive to sth.
not to be responsive to the therapy; to be resistant to the therapy
to be responsive (patient)
a car model with responsive highly responsive steering
fotodynamische Therapie
f
PDT
med.
photodynamic therapy PDT
gewohnheitsmäßig; schablonenhaft
adj
; Standard…; Routine…
pej.
eine Therapie mit Ciclosporin nach Schema
med.
routine; ordinary
pej.
a routine therapy with cyclosporine; a routine cyclosporine therapy
heilend; heilsam; heilbringend
selten
; kurativ
geh.
adj
med.
pharm.
kurative Therapie
die heilenden heilsamen Eigenschaften von Kräutern
curative; salutiferous
rare
curative therapy
the curative properties of herbs
infektionsverhütend; infektionsverhindernd; infektionsbekämpfend; antiinfektiös
adj
med.
antiinfektiöse Therapie
anti-infective; anti-infectious; anti-microbial
anti-microbial therapy
rhythmisierende Therapie
f
(mit Medikamenten)
med.
anti-arrhythmic (drug) therapy
von sich aus; selbstständig; unaufgefordert; aus eigenem Antrieb
adv
(Person)
Der Leidensdruck wurde so groß, dass er von sich aus nach einer Therapie verlangte.
of sb.'s own accord
The level of suffering became so high that he requested therapy of his own accord.
sogenannte r s; so genannte r s; angebliche r s; selbsternannte r s (Person)
adj
(Ausdruck des inhaltlichen Infragestellens eines Ausdrucks)
sogenannte Experten; selbsternannte Experten
deine sogenannten Freunde
Diese sogenannte angebliche Therapie hat sein Leben ruiniert.
alleged; so-called (used to express your view that an expression is inappropriate in substance)
so-called experts
your so-called friends
This so-called therapy has ruined his life.
umfassend
adv
jdn. umfassend informieren
etw. umfassend renovieren
Wir werden dafür sorgen, dass die Interessen der Konsumenten umfassend gewahrt bleiben.
Die Patienten müssen über Vor- und Nachteile dieser Therapie umfassend aufgeklärt werden.
comprehensively; extensively
to comprehensively inform sb.
to comprehensively extensively refurbish sth.
We will ensure that the interests of consumers are fully protected.
Patients need to receive a full explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of this therapy.
Einhaltung
f
; Einhalten
n
; Befolgung
f
; Befolgen
n
; Beachtung
f
; Beachten
n
(von etw.)
Beachtung der Vorschriften
unter Einhaltung von etw.; unter Beachtung von etw.; in Entsprechung
+Gen.
; entsprechend
+Dat
(vor- oder nachgestellt); …konform; …gemäß; …treu
mangelhafte Erfüllung
Einhaltung der gesetzlichen Bestimmungen; Gesetzeskonformität
f
jur.
Einhaltung der Handelsvorschriften
Einhaltung anderweitiger Verpflichtungen
Erfüllung einer Bedingung
die strenge Befolgung von Grundsätzen wie Überprüfung der Kundenidentität
Termintreue
f
(hohe) Therapietreue
f
; Therapieadhärenz
f
; (hohe) Umsetzungstreue
f
med.
weisungsgemäß
die Einhaltung der Vorschriften gewährleisten
Dem Wunsch seiner sterbenden Mutter entsprechend wurde er Katholik.
In Entsprechung eines Gerichtsbeschlusses hat die Firma ihre Geschäftstätigkeit eingestellt.
Sie agierten nicht ganz regelkonform.; Sie hielten sich nicht genau an die Regeln.
observance (of sth.); observation (of sth.); adherence (to sth.); compliance (with sth.)
observance of the regulation; compliance with the regulation
in observance of sth.; in adherence to sth.; in compliance with sth.
defective compliance
compliance with the law
trade compliance
cross-compliance
compliance with a condition
the strict observance of policies like Know-Your-Customer
adherence to schedules; adherence to delivery dates
(good) medical compliance; (good) medical adherence; (good) adherence to treatment; concordance with treatment
in compliance with instructions
to ensure secure enforce compliance with the rules
He became a Catholic in compliance with his mother's dying wish.
In compliance with a court order, the company has ceased operations.
They were not in full compliance with the rules.
Denkansatz
m
; Ansatz
m
(für etw.); Zugang
m
(zu etw.)
Denkansätze
pl
; Ansätze
pl
; Zugänge
pl
Therapieansatz
m
richtiger Denkansatz
falscher Denkansatz
pragmatischer Zugang
wissenschaftlicher Ansatz
basic approach; approach (to sth.)
basic approaches; approaches
therapeutic approach
right approach
wrong approach
pragmatic approach
scientific approach
Denkansatz
m
; Ansatz
m
(für etw.); Zugang
m
(zu etw.)
Denkansätze
pl
; Ansätze
pl
; Zugänge
pl
Gesamtansatz zur Migrationsfrage
Therapieansatz
m
richtiger Denkansatz
falscher Denkansatz
pragmatischer Zugang
wissenschaftlicher Ansatz
basic approach; approach (to sth.)
basic approaches; approaches
global approach to the migration issue
therapeutic approach
right approach
wrong approach
pragmatic approach
scientific approach
Behandlungserfolg
m
; Therapieerfolg
m
med.
Behandlungserfolge
pl
; Therapieerfolge
pl
therapeutical success; success of therapy
therapeutical successes; successes of therapy
Behandlungsergebnis
n
; Therapieergebnis
n
med.
Behandlungsergebnisse
pl
; Therapieergebnisse
pl
treatment outcome
treatment outcomes
Rückenstreckbank
f
; Streckbank
f
(Therapiegerät)
med.
Rückenstreckbänke
pl
; Streckbänke
pl
stretch toning table; body stretching machine; human body stretcher (therapeutic equipment)
stretch toning tables; body stretching machines; human body stretchers
Therapiegerät
n
med.
therapeutic equipment
Therapiehund
m
(Arbeitshund)
zool.
Therapiehunde
pl
therapy dog (working dog)
therapy dogs
Therapieverfahren
n
; Therapiemethode
f
med.
Therapieverfahren
pl
; Therapiemethoden
pl
therapy method; therapeutic method
therapy methods; therapeutic methods
Therapien
therapies
Therapieprogramm
n
med.
adm.
Therapieprogramme
pl
treatment programme
treatment programmes
therapierbar; heilbar
adj
med.
remediable; capable of being remedied
therapierbar
adj
med.
schwer therapierbar
treatable
difficult-to-treat
nicht therapierbar
unheilbar
adj
untreatable {adj}
untreatable {adj}
Therapierbarkeit
f
med.
remediability
Deutsche
�therisch Synonyme
Englische
tangle-web spiders; cobweb spiders; comb-footed spiders Synonyme
�therisch Definition
Cleft-footed
(
a.
)
Having
a
cloven
foot.
Cloven-footed
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Cloven-hoofed
Cobweb
(
n.
)
The
network
spread
by
a
spider
to
catch
its
prey.
Cobweb
(
n.
)
A
snare
of
insidious
meshes
designed
to
catch
the
ignorant
and
unwary.
Cobweb
(
n.
)
That
which
is
thin
and
unsubstantial,
or
flimsy
and
worthless
Cobweb
(
n.
)
The
European
spotted
flycatcher.
Comb
(
n.
)
An
instrument
with
teeth,
for
straightening,
cleansing,
and
adjusting
the
hair,
or
for
keeping
it
in
place.
Comb
(
n.
)
An
instrument
for
currying
hairy
animals,
or
cleansing
and
smoothing
their
coats
Comb
(
n.
)
A
toothed
instrument
used
for
separating
and
cleansing
wool,
flax,
hair,
etc.
Comb
(
n.
)
The
serrated
vibratory
doffing
knife
of
a
carding
machine.
Comb
(
n.
)
A
former,
commonly
cone-shaped,
used
in
hat
manufacturing
for
hardening
the
soft
fiber
into
a
bat.
Comb
(
n.
)
A
tool
with
teeth,
used
for
chasing
screws
on
work
in
a
lathe
Comb
(
n.
)
The
notched
scale
of
a
wire
micrometer.
Comb
(
n.
)
The
collector
of
an
electrical
machine,
usually
resembling
a
comb.
Comb
(
n.
)
The
naked
fleshy
crest
or
caruncle
on
the
upper
part
of
the
bill
or
hood
of
a
cock
or
other
bird.
It
is
usually
red.
Comb
(
n.
)
One
of
a
pair
of
peculiar
organs
on
the
base
of
the
abdomen
of
scorpions.
Comb
(
n.
)
The
curling
crest
of
a
wave.
Comb
(
n.
)
The
waxen
framework
forming
the
walls
of
the
cells
in
which
bees
store
their
honey,
eggs,
etc.
Comb
(
n.
)
The
thumbpiece
of
the
hammer
of
a
gunlock,
by
which
it
may
be
cocked.
Comb
(
v.
t.)
To
disentangle,
cleanse,
or
adjust,
with
a
comb
Comb
(
n.
)
To
roll
over,
as
the
top
or
crest
of
a
wave
Comb
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Combe
Comb
(
n.
)
A
dry
measure.
See
Coomb.
Comb-shaped
(
a.
)
Pectinate.
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
collective
body
of
persons
who
live
in
one
house,
and
under
one
head
or
manager
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
group
comprising
a
husband
and
wife
and
their
dependent
children,
constituting
a
fundamental
unit
in
the
organization
of
society.
Family
(
v.
t.)
Those
who
descend
from
one
common
progenitor
Family
(
v.
t.)
Course
of
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
Honorable
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
kindred
or
closely
related
individuals
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than
a
genus,
because
it
is
usually
based
on
fewer
or
less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is
less
comprehesive
than
an
order
Fin-footed
(
a.
)
Having
palmate
feet.
Fin-footed
(
a.
)
Having
lobate
toes,
as
the
coot
and
grebe.
Flat-footed
(
a.
)
Having
a
flat
foot,
with
little
or
no
arch
of
the
instep.
Flat-footed
(
a.
)
Firm-footed
Footed
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Foot
Footed
(
a.
)
Having
a
foot
or
feet
Footed
(
a.
)
Having
a
foothold
Lady's
comb
(
)
An
umbelliferous
plant
(Scandix
Pecten-Veneris),
its
clusters
of
long
slender
fruits
remotely
resembling
a
comb.
Leaf-footed
(
a.
)
Having
leaflike
expansions
on
the
legs
Light-footed
(
a.
)
Having
a
light,
springy
step
Lobe-footed
(
a.
)
Lobiped.
Mouth-footed
(
a.
)
Having
the
basal
joints
of
the
legs
converted
into
jaws.
Oar-footed
(
a.
)
Having
feet
adapted
for
swimming.
Polt-footed
(
a.
)
Having
a
distorted
foot,
or
a
clubfoot
or
clubfeet.
Rough-footed
(
a.
)
Feather-footed
Sure-footed
(
a.
)
Not
liable
to
stumble
or
fall
Tangle
(
n.
)
To
unite
or
knit
together
confusedly
Tangle
(
n.
)
To
involve
Tangle
(
v.
i.)
To
be
entangled
or
united
confusedly
tangle-web spiders; cobweb spiders; comb-footed spiders (zoological family) Bedeutung
comb-out
the
act
of
carefully
weeding
out
unwanted
things
or
people,
the
department
got
a
good
comb-out
fine-tooth
comb
fine-toothed
comb
a
method
of
examining
in
minute
detail,
he
went
over
the
contract
with
a
fine-tooth
comb
looking
for
loopholes
comb
combing
the
act
of
drawing
a
comb
through
hair,
his
hair
needed
a
comb
comb-out
teasing
the
act
of
removing
tangles
from
you
hair
with
a
comb
family
practice
family
medicine
medical
practice
that
provides
health
care
regardless
of
age
or
sex
while
placing
emphasis
on
the
family
unit
family
therapy
any
of
several
therapeutic
approaches
in
which
a
family
is
treated
as
a
whole
natural
family
planning
any
of
several
methods
of
family
planning
that
do
not
involve
sterilization
or
contraceptive
devices
or
drugs,
coitus
is
avoided
during
the
fertile
time
of
a
woman's
menstrual
cycle
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
basal
body
temperature
method
of
family
planning
basal
body
temperature
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
of
the
woman's
menstrual
cycle
is
inferred
by
noting
the
rise
in
basal
body
temperature
that
typically
occurs
with
ovulation
ovulation
method
of
family
planning
ovulation
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
is
inferred
from
changes
in
the
character
and
quantity
of
cervical
mucus,
ovulation
is
marked
by
an
increase
in
mucus
that
becomes
sticky
and
then
clearer
and
slippery
bacteria
family
a
family
of
bacteria
Rhizobiaceae
family
Rhizobiaceae
a
small
family
of
rod-shaped
bacteria
Bacillaceae
family
Bacillaceae
typically
rod-shaped
usually
Gram-positive
bacteria
that
produce
endospores
Myxophyceae
family
Myxophyceae
Schizophyceae
family
Schizophyceae
former
terms
for
Cyanophyceae
Nostocaceae
family
Nostocaceae
blue-green
algae
Oscillatoriaceae
family
Oscillatoriaceae
blue
green
algae
Pseudomonodaceae
family
Pseudomonodaceae
rod-shaped
Gram-negative
bacteria,
include
important
plant
and
animal
pathogens
Athiorhodaceae
family
Athiorhodaceae
small
motile
sulphur
bacteria
Nitrobacteriaceae
family
Nitrobacteriaceae
usually
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
oxidize
ammonia
or
nitrites:
nitrobacteria
Thiobacteriaceae
family
Thiobacteriaceae
free-living
coccoid
to
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
derive
energy
from
oxidizing
sulfur
or
sulfur
compounds
Spirillaceae
family
Spirillaceae
rigid
spirally
curved
elongate
bacteria
Bacteroidaceae
family
Bacteroidaceae
family
of
bacteria
living
usually
in
the
alimentary
canal
or
on
mucous
surfaces
of
warm-blooded
animals,
sometimes
associated
with
acute
infective
processes
Corynebacteriaceae
family
Corynebacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
mostly
Gram-positive
and
aerobic
and
nonmotile
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Enterobacteriaceae
family
Enterobacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
Gram-negative
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Rickettsiaceae
family
Rickettsiaceae
microorganism
resembling
bacteria
inhabiting
arthropod
tissues
but
capable
of
causing
disease
in
vertebrates
Chlamydiaceae
family
Chlamydiaceae
Gram-negative
parasites
in
warm-blooded
vertebrates
Mycoplasmataceae
family
Mycoplasmataceae
pleomorphic
Gram-negative
nonmotile
microorganism
similar
to
both
viruses
and
bacteria,
parasitic
in
mammals
Actinomycetaceae
family
Actinomycetaceae
filamentous
anaerobic
bacteria
Streptomycetaceae
family
Streptomycetaceae
higher
bacteria
typically
aerobic
soil
saprophytes
Mycobacteriaceae
family
Mycobacteriaceae
a
family
of
bacteria
Polyangiaceae
family
Polyangiaceae
Myxobacteriaceae
family
Myxobacteriaceae
bacteria
living
mostly
in
soils
and
on
dung
Micrococcaceae
family
Micrococcaceae
spherical
or
elliptical
usually
aerobic
eubacteria
that
produce
yellow
or
orange
or
red
pigment,
includes
toxin-producing
forms
as
well
as
harmless
commensals
and
saprophytes
Lactobacillaceae
family
Lactobacillaceae
Lactobacteriaceae
family
Lactobacteriaceae
lactic
acid
bacteria
and
important
pathogens,
bacteria
that
ferment
carbohydrates
chiefly
into
lactic
acid
Spirochaetaceae
family
Spirochaetaceae
large
coarsely
spiral
bacteria,
free-living
in
fresh
or
salt
water
or
commensal
in
bodies
of
oysters
Treponemataceae
family
Treponemataceae
small
spirochetes
some
parasitic
or
pathogenic
protoctist
family
any
of
the
families
of
Protoctista
Endamoebidae
family
Endamoebidae
a
large
family
of
endoparasitic
amebas
that
invade
the
digestive
tract
Globigerinidae
family
Globigerinidae
a
family
of
protoctists
Nummulitidae
family
Nummulitidae
a
family
of
fossil
protoctists
Arcellidae
family
Arcellidae
soil
and
freshwater
protozoa,
cosmopolitan
in
distribution
Tribonemaceae
family
Tribonemaceae
simple
filamentous
freshwater
yellow-green
algae
Laminariaceae
family
Laminariaceae
large
family
of
marine
brown
algae
including
many
economically
important
large
kelps
chiefly
of
northern
waters
sea
tangle
tang
any
of
various
kelps
especially
of
the
genus
Laminaria
Fucaceae
family
Fucaceae
small
family
of
brown
algae:
gulfweeds,
rockweeds
Euglenaceae
family
Euglenaceae
considered
green
algae
Ulvaceae
family
Ulvaceae
sea-lettuce
family
thin
flat
or
tubular
green
algae
Volvocaceae
family
Volvocaceae
unicellular
or
colonial
biflagellate
free-swimming
flagellates
Chlamydomonadaceae
family
Chlamydomonadaceae
green
algae
some
of
which
are
colored
red
by
hematochrome
Zygnemataceae
family
Zygnemataceae
pond
scums:
common
freshwater
algae
forming
green
slimy
masses
Oedogoniaceae
family
Oedogoniaceae
filamentous
green
algae
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