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Schutzbefohlene m f , Schutzbefohlener
ward
Abteilung
ward
Gewahrsam
ward
Zwinger m (einer Burg)
ward
Schutzbefohlene
ward
Mündel, Abteilung
ward
Schutzbefohlene m f; Schutzbefohlener
ward
Gewahrsam m
ward
abhalten, abwehren
to ward
küstenwärts adv
shore-ward
küstenwärts
shore ward
(Schlag) abwehren; (Gefahr) abwenden
to ward off
(Schlag) abwehren, (Gefahr) abwenden
to ward off
(Schlag) abwehren; (Gefahr) abwenden v
to ward off
Krankensaal m
Krankensäle pl
ward
wards
Gefängnisabteilung f
Gefängnisabteilungen pl
ward
wards
Rosenschwanztrogon m ornith.
Ward's Trogon
chirurgische Abteilung f; chirurgische Station f; Chirurgie f ugs. med.
surgical ward
Stationsarzt
ward physician
Quarantänestation f
isolation ward
Notaufnahme f; Unfallstation f
emergency ward
Woechnerinnenabteilung
maternity ward
Mündel n
unter Vormundschaft
ward
in ward
Stationsaerzte
ward physicians
Beobachtungsstation f
observation ward
Beobachtungsstation
observation ward
Wardschnäpper m ornith.
Ward's Flycatcher
abbiegen (z. B. Fluss)
to warp down(ward)
Mündel n; Pflegling m
Mündel pl; Pfleglinge pl
unter Vormundschaft
ward
wards
in ward
Krankenstation f; Station f; Abteilung f med.
Krankenstationen pl; Stationen pl; Abteilungen pl
auf Station
ward
wards
in ward
Station f, Krankenstation f
Stationen pl, Krankenstationen pl
auf Station
ward
wards
in ward
Visite f (Arzt und Begleitpersonal auf Visite) med.
doctor on his ward round
Vormundschaft f jur.
wardship; ward archaic
abhalten; abwehren v
abhaltend; abwehrend
abgehalten; abgewehrt
to ward
warding
warded
tagesstationäre Abteilung f med.
day-care ward; day-care unit
Mündelgeld n jur. fin.
money held in trust for a ward
Demenzstation f med.
Demenzstationen pl
dementia ward
dementia wards
Psychiatrie f (Klinik)
Psychiatrien pl
psychiatric ward
psychiatries
Stationsarzt m
Stationsärzte pl
ward physician
ward physicians
Isolierstation f
Isolierstationen pl
isolation ward
isolation wards
Quarantänestation f
Quarantänestationen pl
isolation ward
isolation wards
psychiatrische Abteilung f; Psychiatrie f ugs. med.
psychiatrische Abteilungen pl; Psychiatrien pl
psychiatric ward
psychiatric wards
mit Luftfracht
please for ward the goods by air freight
Belegstation f (im Krankenhaus) med.
visiting consultants ward (in a hospital)
Krankenhausabteilung f; Spitalsabteilung f Ös. Schw. med.
Krankenhausabteilungen pl; Spitalsabteilungen pl
hospital unit; ward
hospital units; wards
Gefängnistrakt m
Gefängnistrakte pl
der Hochsicherheitstrakt
ward Am.
wards
the maximum security ward
Pflegestation f med.
Pflegestationen pl
nursing ward; care unit
nursing wards; care units
Mündelvermögen n jur.
a ward's property; funds property held in trust for a ward
Wahlbezirk m, Wahlkreis m
Wahlbezirke pl, Wahlkreise pl
constituency, ward, electoral district Am.
constituencies
Bettenstation f med.
Bettenstationen pl
unfallchirurgische Bettenstation
inpatient ward
inpatient wards
accident and emergency ward
Wöchnerinnenabteilung f; Wöchnerinnenstation f med.
Wöchnerinnenabteilungen pl; Wöchnerinnenstationen pl
maternity ward; maternity unit
maternity wards; maternity units
Wöchnerinnenabteilung f, Wöchnerinnenstation f med.
Wöchnerinnenabteilungen pl, Wöchnerinnenstationen pl
maternity ward, maternity unit
maternity wards, maternity units
Kreißsaal m med.
Kreißsäle pl
delivery room; labor room; labour ward
delivery rooms; labor room; labour wards
Kreißsaal m med.
Kreißsäle pl
delivery room, labor room, labour ward
delivery rooms, labor room, labour wards
Entbindungsstation f
Entbindungsstationen pl
maternity ward; labour ward; maternity unit
maternity wards; labour wards; maternity units
Entbindungsstation f
Entbindungsstationen pl
maternity ward, labour ward, maternity unit
maternity wards, labour wards, maternity units
Intensivstation f; Intensiv-Bettenstation f med.
Intensivstationen pl; Intensiv-Bettenstationen pl
intensive care ward Br.; intensive care unit ICU
intensive care wards; intensive care units
Intensivstation m med.
Intensivstationen pl
intensive care ward Br., intensive care unit (ICU)
intensive care wards, intensive care units
Minderjähriger m unter gerichtlicher Vormundschaft jur.
Der Jugendliche wurde unter gerichtliche Vormundschaft gestellt.
ward of court Br.; ward of the court Am.; ward child
The teenager was made a ward of (the) court
jdn. etw. verlegen; transferieren; überstellen; überführen v
verlegend; transferierend; überstellend; überführend
verlegt; transferiert; überstellt; überführt; übergeführt
verlegt; transferiert; überstellt; überführt
verlegte; transferierte; überstellte; überführte
einen Patienten in eine andere Abteilung verlegen
Häftlinge verlegen; Häftlinge verschuben
to transfer sb. sth.
transferring
transferred
transfers
transferred
to transfer a patient to another ward
to transfer detainees
Visite f (im Krankenhaus) med.
Visiten pl
bei einer Visite
auf Visite sein
eine Visite machen
ward round; doctor's round (in the hospital)
ward rounds; doctor's rounds
on a ward round
to be doing a ward round
to do a ward round
Gefängnistrakt m
Gefängnistrakte pl
Hochsicherheitstrakt m
prison wing Br.; prison ward Am.
prison wings; prison wards
high-security wing Br.; maximum security wing Br.; high-security ward Am.; maximum security ward Am.
Wahlkreis m; Wahlbezirk m pol.
Wahlkreise pl; Wahlbezirke pl
Regionalwahlkreis m
Wahlkreise neu zuschneiden
constituency; ward; electoral voting district Am.; electorate Austr.
constituencies; wards; electoral voting districts
regional constituency
redraw constituency boundaries
Vermögensverwaltung f
ein zur Vermögensverwaltung bestellter Pfleger
gerichtliche Entziehung der Vermögensverwaltung
administration of property; property management; administration of an estate
a curator appointed to take care of the ward's property
judicial withdrawal of the authority to administer manage the property
sich aufwölben v
sich aufwölbend
sich aufgewölbt
to arch up; to uparch; to dome up; to bow up; to warp up(ward); to upwarp; to buckle
arching up; uparching; doming up; bowing up; warping up(ward); upwarping; buckling
arched up; uparched; domed up; bowed up; warped up(ward); upwarped; buckled
Wahlkreis m; Wahlbezirk m pol.
Wahlkreise pl; Wahlbezirke pl
Regionalwahlkreis m
Wahlkreise neu zuschneiden
constituency; ward; voting electoral district Am.; voting electoral precinct Am.; electorate Austr.
constituencies; wards; voting electoral districts; voting electoral precincts; electorates
regional constituency
redraw constituency boundaries
Krankenhausabteilung f; Spitalsabteilung f Ös. Schw.; Abteilung f; Krankenstation f; Station f med.
Krankenhausabteilungen pl; Spitalsabteilungen pl; Abteilungen pl; Krankenstationen pl; Stationen pl
Allgemeinstation f; Normalstation f; Peripherstation f
Bettenstation f
Geburtenstation f; Entbindungsstation f
Infektionsabteilung f; Infektionsstation f
Intensiv-Bettenstation f; Intensivstation f
Kinderabteilung f; Kinderstation f
Normalstation f
Unfallstation f
Wöchnerinnenabteilung f; Wöchnerinnenstation f
neurochirurgische Intensivstation
unfallchirurgische Bettenstation
auf Station
hospital unit; medical ward; ward
hospital units; medical wards; wards
general ward
inpatient ward
maternity unit; maternity ward; delivery ward; labour ward Br.; labor ward Am.; obstetric ward; confinement ward
isolation ward; infectious ward; ward for contagious patients
intensive care unit ICU ; intensive care ward
children's ward
general care unit
casualty ward
maternity unit; maternity ward; postnatal ward
neurosurgical intensive care unit
accident and emergency ward
in ward

Deutsche Schutzbefohlene {m f} Schutzbefohlener Synonyme

Mündel  ÂPflegebefohlener  ÂSchützling  ÂSchutzbefohlener  

Englische ward Synonyme

ward  Kreis  VA hospital  X ray  acropolis  administration  aegis  archbishopric  archdiocese  armament  armor  arrondissement  asylum  auspices  avert  avoidance reaction  bailiwick  balk  base hospital  bastion  beachhead  bishopric  block  blockhouse  blood bank  borough  bridgehead  bunker  canton  care  castle  charge  charity ward  check  citadel  city  client  clinic  close borough  commune  community hospital  congressional district  constablewick  consultation room  convalescent home  convalescent hospital  county  cure  custodianship  custody  defence  defense  defense in depth  defense mechanism  defenses  deflect  delivery room  departement  dependent  deter  deterrent capacity  diocese  dispensary  district  divert  donjon  duchy  ego defenses  election district  electoral district  electorate  emergency  encumbrance  escape mechanism  evacuation hospital  examining room  fasthold  fastness  fend  fever ward  field hospital  foil  forestall  fort  fortress  frustrate  garrison  garrison house  general hospital  gerrymander  gerrymandered district  governance  government  guard  guardianship  guarding  guidance  halt  hamlet  hands  hold  home  hospital  hospital room  hundred  infirmary  inpatient clinic  intensive care  interrupt  isolation  jurisdiction  keep  keeping  labor room  laboratory  lookout  magistracy  maison de sante  management  martello  martello tower  maternity ward  mental hospital  metropolis  metropolitan area  ministry  mote  motte  negative taxis  nursery  nursing home  oblast  obviate  okrug  operating room  osteopathic hospital  outpatient clinic  oversight  parish  parry  pastorage  pastorate  pastorship  patronage  peel  peel tower  pensionary  pensioner  pharmacy  picket  pillbox  pocket borough  policlinic  polyclinic  post  precinct  preclude  preventive custody  principality  prison ward  private hospital  private room  proprietary hospital  protection  protective custody  protectorship  protege  province  psychological de  
ward heeler  Conservative  Democrat  Labourite  Republican  Tory  Whig  adherent  appendage  attendant  buff  cavaliere servente  courtier  dangler  dependent  disciple  fan  flunky  follower  following  hanger-on  hatchet man  heeler  henchman  homme de cour  loyalist  man  parasite  partisan  party faithful  party hack  party man  party member  party wheelhorse  public  pursuer  pursuivant  registered Democrat  registered Republican  regular  retainer  satellite  sectary  servant  shadow  stalwart  stooge  successor  supporter  tagtail  tail  trainbearer  votary  wheelhorse  
ward off  about the bush  anticipate  avert  bar  beat around  beat back  beat off  beg the question  block  brush off  chase  chase away  chase off  check  counter  cut  debar  deflect  deter  discourage  dishearten  dismiss  dodge  drive away  drive back  duck  equivocate  estop  exclude  fence  fend  fend off  forbid  foreclose  forestall  hedge  help  hem and haw  hinder  hold at bay  hold off  keep at bay  keep from  keep off  obstruct  obviate  pack off  parry  preclude  prevent  prohibit  pull away  pull back  push back  pussyfoot  put back  put off  rebuff  rebut  recoil  refuse  repel  repulse  rule out  save  send away  send off  send packing  sheer off  shift  shift off  shrink  shy  shy away  shy off  sidestep  snub  spurn  stave off  step aside  stop  swerve  thrust back  turn aside  turn back  
warden  air warden  alderman  archon  attendant  bailie  bull  burghermaster  burgomaster  cabinet member  cabinet minister  caretaker  castellan  cerberus  chancellor  chief executive  chief executive officer  city councilman  city father  city manager  commandant  commissar  commissioner  concierge  conservator  councillor  councilman  councilwoman  county commissioner  county supervisor  curator  custodian  custos  dean  doorkeeper  doorman  elder  executive  executive director  executive officer  executive secretary  forest ranger  game warden  gamekeeper  gaoler  gatekeeper  governor  guard  guardian  guardian angel  headman  induna  jailer  janitor  keeper  legislator  lifeguard  lifesaver  lord mayor  magistrate  maire  management  managing director  mayor  minister  minister of state  next friend  officer  official  ostiary  porter  portreeve  prefect  president  prexy  principal keeper  prison guard  prochein ami  provost  ranger  receptionist  reeve  screw  secretary  secretary of state  selectman  shepherd  steward  supervisor  syndic  the administration  treasurer  turnkey  undersecretary  usher  vice-chancellor  vice-president  warder  watchdog  
warder  advance guard  air warden  armed guard  attendant  bank guard  bull  caretaker  castellan  coast guard  commandant  conservator  cordon  cordon sanitaire  curator  custodian  forest ranger  game warden  gamekeeper  gaoler  garrison  goalie  goalkeeper  goaltender  governor  guard  guarder  guardian  guardian angel  guardsman  inlying picket  jailer  janitor  keeper  lifeguard  lifesaver  next friend  outguard  outpost  picket  principal keeper  prison guard  prochein ami  ranger  rear guard  screw  security guard  shepherd  steward  train guard  turnkey  van  vanguard  warden  
wardrobe  accouterments  caparison  cloakroom  closet  clothes closet  dressing room  fitting room  furnishings  getup  harness  linen closet  livery  outfit  rig  things  trappings  trousseau  turnout  
wardship  administration  auspices  care  charge  clientage  clientship  cure  custodianship  custody  dependence  dependency  disability  disablement  disqualification  governance  government  guardianship  guidance  hands  imbecility  inability  inadequacy  incapability  incapacitation  incapacity  incompetence  incompetency  inefficiency  ineptitude  infancy  inferiority  insufficiency  jurisdiction  keeping  legal incapacity  management  ministry  minority  oversight  pastorage  pastorate  pastorship  patronage  protectorship  safe hands  stewardship  tutelage  unfitness  ward  wardenship  watch and ward  wing  

ward Definition

Bridge-ward
(n.) A bridge keeper
Bridge-ward
(n.) The principal ward of a key.
March-ward
(n.) A warden of the marches
-ward
(v. i.) Alt. of -wards
Ward
(a.) The act of guarding
Ward
(n.) One who, or that which, guards
Ward
(n.) The state of being under guard or guardianship
Ward
(n.) A guarding or defensive motion or position, as in fencing
Ward
(n.) One who, or that which, is guarded.
Ward
(n.) A minor or person under the care of a guardian
Ward
(n.) A division of a county.
Ward
(n.) A division, district, or quarter of a town or city.
Ward
(n.) A division of a forest.
Ward
(n.) A division of a hospital
Ward
(n.) A projecting ridge of metal in the interior of a lock, to prevent the use of any key which has not a corresponding notch for passing it.
Ward
(n.) A notch or slit in a key corresponding to a ridge in the lock which it fits
Ward
(n.) To keep in safety
Ward
(n.) To defend
Ward
(n.) To defend by walls, fortifications, etc.
Ward
(n.) To fend off
Ward
(v. i.) To be vigilant
Ward
(v. i.) To act on the defensive with a weapon.
Ward-corn
(n.) The duty of keeping watch and ward (see the Note under Watch, n., 1) with a horn to be blown upon any occasion of surprise.

ward Bedeutung

cellblock
ward
a division of a prison (usually consisting of several cells)
maternity ward a hospital ward that provides care for women during pregnancy and childbirth and for newborn infants
ward
hospital ward
block forming a division of a hospital (or a suite of rooms) shared by patients who need a similar kind of care, they put her in a -bed ward
ward a district into which a city or town is divided for the purpose of administration and elections
machine politician
ward-heeler
political hack
hack
a politician who belongs to a small clique that controls a political party for private rather than public ends
ward a person who is under the protection or in the custody of another
Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
United States clergyman who was a leader for the abolition of slavery (-)
Browne
Charles Farrar Browne
Artemus Ward
United States writer of humorous tales of an itinerant showman (-)
Howe Julia Ward Howe United States feminist who was active in the women's suffrage movement (-)
Ward Montgomery Ward
Aaron Montgomery Ward
United States businessman who in established a successful mail-order business (-)
Ward Mrs. Humphrey Ward
Mary Augusta Arnold Ward
English writer of novels who was an active opponent of the women's suffrage movement (-)
Ward Barbara Ward
Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth
English economist and conservationist (-)
conservator-ward relation the responsibility of a conservator to act in the best interests of the ward
guard
ward
watch over or shield from danger or harm, protect, guard my possessions while I'm away
ward off avert, turn away, or repel, Ward off danger
b debar
forefend
forfend
obviate
deflect
avert
head off
stave off
fend off
avoid ward off
a
prevent the occurrence of, prevent from happening, Let's avoid a confrontation, head off a confrontation, avert a strike
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