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Definition
Synonym
epoch
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Epoche, Zeitraum
epoch
Epoche
epoch
bahnbrechend
epoch
making
Epoche
f
Epochen
pl
epoch
epoch
s
Eozän
n
geol.
Eocene (
epoch
)
Interstadial
n
geol.
interstadial
epoch
bahnbrechend;
epoch
emachend;
epoch
al
adj
epoch
-making;
epoch
al
bahnbrechend,
epoch
emachend,
epoch
al
adj
epoch
-making,
epoch
al
Ludlow
n
geol.
Ludlovian (Series; Epoch)
Oligozän
n
geol.
Oligocene (series;
epoch
)
Dinant
n
geol.
Dinantian (Series; Epoch)
Jetztzeit
f
present time; recent
epoch
Wenlock
n
; Wenlockium
n
geol.
Wenlockian (series;
epoch
)
Oberjura
m
; Malm
m
geol.
Upper Jurassic; Malm (series;
epoch
)
Mittelkarbon
n
geol.
Middle Carboniferous (series;
epoch
)
Paläozän
n
geol.
Paleocene; Palaeocene (series;
epoch
)
Llandóvery
n
geol.
Llandovery; Llandoverian (series; Epoch)
Valentium
n
geol.
Llandovery; Llandoverian (series;
epoch
)
Llandóvery
n
geol.
Llandovery; Llandoverian (series; Epoch)
Aalen
n
geol.
Aalenian (subdivision of the Middle Jurassic
epoch
)
Lias
m
geol.
Lower Jurassic; Black Jurassic; Lias (Series; Epoch)
Nacheiszeitalter
n
; Holozän
m
(Epoche der Erdgeschichte)
geol.
post-Ice Age period; Holocene (
epoch
in the Earth's history)
Eiszeitalter
n
; Pleistozän
n
; Diluvium
n
veraltet
geol.
glacial
epoch
; glacial time; Pleistocene; diluvium
former name
zeitgenössisch
adj
; authentisch
adj
(den Stil einer best. Zeit betreffend)
period {adj}
only before nouns
(having a style typical of a certain
epoch
)
Pleistozän
n
; Eiszeit
f
; Eiszeitalter
n
; Diluvium
n
geol.
Pleistocene; ice age; diluvium; drift period; diluvial period; glacial
epoch
; glacial time
auf jdn. auf ein Ereignis bis in eine bestimmte Epoche zurückgehen; zurückreichen
v
Die Idee eines neuen Römischen Reiches geht auf Karl den Großen zurück.
Diese Tradition reicht bis ins Jahr 1755 zurück.
to date back to sb. an event a given
epoch
; to date from an event a given
epoch
The concept of a revived Roman Empire dates back to Charlemagne.
This tradition dates back to 1755.
Zeitalter
n
; Ära
f
; Epoche
f
; Periode
f
; Säkulum
n
geh.
(in der Geschichte)
art
biol.
geol.
hist.
abiotisches Zeitalter
geologisches Zeitalter
vorgeschichtliches Zeitalter
die archaische Periode in Griechenland
dunkles Zeitalter; dunkle Jahrhunderte
hist.
Wir leben im Zeitalter der Massenkommunikation.
age; era;
epoch
; period (in history)
abiotic era
geologic(al) age
prehistoric period
the Archaic Period in Greece
dark ages
We are living in the age of mass communication.
Deutsche
Epoche Zeitraum Synonyme
epoche
Ära
ÂEpoche
ÂPeriode
ÂPhase
ÂZeitabschnitt
zeitraum
Äon
ÂÄra
ÂEwigkeit
Âsehr
langer
Zeitraum
ÂWeltalter
ÂZeitalter
(zeitlicher)
Abstand
ÂDauer
ÂFrist
ÂIntervall
ÂPeriode
ÂPhase
ÂSpanne
ÂWeile
ÂZeit
ÂZeitabstand
ÂZeitdifferenz
ÂZeitlang
ÂZeitraum
ÂZeitspanne
Englische
epoch Synonyme
epoch
Bronze Age
Dark Ages
Depression Era
Golden Age
Ice Age
Iron Age
Jacksonian Age
Middle Ages
New Deal Era
Prohibition Era
Silver Age
Steel Age
Stone Age
age
days
era
glacial
epoch
interval
term
time
epoch
al
alternate
beating
circling
consequential
cyclic
even
every other
far-reaching
important
intermittent
isochronal
measured
metronomic
momentous
oscillatory
periodical
pulsing
reciprocal
recurrent
recurring
rhythmic
rotary
seasonal
serial
steady
undulant
undulatory
unmatched
unparalleled
wavelike
wheeling
epoch Definition
Chazy
epoch
(
)
An
epoch
at
the
close
of
the
Canadian
period
of
the
American
Lower
Silurian
system
Cincinnati
epoch
(
)
An
epoch
at
the
close
of
the
American
lower
Silurian
system.
The
rocks
are
well
developed
near
Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The
group
includes
the
Hudson
River
and
Lorraine
shales
of
New
York.
Epoch
(
n.
)
A
fixed
point
of
time,
established
in
history
by
the
occurrence
of
some
grand
or
remarkable
event
Epoch
(
n.
)
A
period
of
time,
longer
or
shorter,
remarkable
for
events
of
great
subsequent
influence
Epoch
(
n.
)
A
division
of
time
characterized
by
the
prevalence
of
similar
conditions
of
the
earth
Epoch
(
n.
)
The
date
at
which
a
planet
or
comet
has
a
longitude
or
position.
Epoch
(
n.
)
An
arbitrary
fixed
date,
for
which
the
elements
used
in
computing
the
place
of
a
planet,
or
other
heavenly
body,
at
any
other
date,
are
given
Genesee
epoch
(
)
The
closing
subdivision
of
the
Hamilton
period
in
the
American
Devonian
system
Medina
epoch
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
Niagara
period
in
the
American
upper
Silurian,
characterized
by
the
formations
known
as
the
Oneida
conglomerate,
and
the
Medina
sandstone.
See
the
Chart
of
Geology.
epoch Bedeutung
Holocene
Holocene
epoch
Recent
Recent
epoch
approximately
the
last
,
years
Pleistocene
Pleistocene
epoch
Glacial
epoch
from
two
million
to
thousand
years
ago,
extensive
glaciation
of
the
northern
hemisphere,
the
time
of
human
evolution
Pliocene
Pliocene
epoch
from
million
to
million
years
ago,
growth
of
mountains,
cooling
of
climate,
more
and
larger
mammals
Miocene
Miocene
epoch
from
million
to
million
years
ago,
appearance
of
grazing
mammals
Oligocene
Oligocene
epoch
frommillion
to
million
years
ago,
appearance
of
sabertoothed
cats
Eocene
Eocene
epoch
from
million
tomillion
years
ago,
presence
of
modern
mammals
Paleocene
Paleocene
epoch
from
million
to
million
years
ago,
appearance
of
birds
and
earliest
mammals
epoch
a
unit
of
geological
time
that
is
a
subdivision
of
a
period
and
is
itself
divided
into
ages
era
epoch
a
period
marked
by
distinctive
character
or
reckoned
from
a
fixed
point
or
event
ice
age
glacial
period
glacial
epoch
any
period
of
time
during
which
glaciers
covered
a
large
part
of
the
earth's
surface,
the
most
recent
ice
age
was
during
the
Pleistocene
epoch
date
of
reference
(astronomy)
an
arbitrarily
fixed
date
that
is
the
point
in
time
relative
to
which
information
(as
coordinates
of
a
celestial
body)
is
recorded
epoch
al
epoch
-making
highly
significant
or
important
especially
bringing
about
or
marking
the
beginning
of
a
new
development
or
era,
epoch
al
decisions
made
by
Roosevelt
and
Churchill,
an
epoch
-making
discovery
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