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Definition
Synonym
Basenaustauschverm�gen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Basenaustausch
m
techn.
base exchange
Basenaustauschvermögen
n
chem.
base exchange capacity
Basenaustausch
m
techn.
base exchange
Basenaustauschvermögen
n
chem.
base exchange capacity
Deutsche
Basenaustauschverm�gen Synonyme
Englische
base exchange Synonyme
base
CP
GHQ
HQ
Mickey Mouse
abhorrent
abject
abominable
acid
acidity
agent
alkali
alkalinity
alloisomer
anchor
angle
anion
antacid
antecedents
arrant
atom
atrocious
awful
background
bad
baluster
balustrade
banister
base
of operations
base
-minded
base
board
base
born
base
ment
basis
bearing wall
beastly
bed
bed on
bedding
bedrock
beggarly
below contempt
beneath contempt
biochemical
black
blackguardly
blamable
blameworthy
bolster
bottom
bottom on
brutal
build
build in
build on
buttress
caitiff
call
camp
caryatid
cation
causation
cause
cause and effect
center of authority
central administration
central office
central station
chassis
cheap
cheesy
chemical
chemical element
chromoisomer
clown white
coarse
cold cream
collector
colonnade
column
command post
common
compact
company headquarters
compound
construct
contemptible
copolymer
core
corrupt
cosmetics
counterfeit
cowardly
craven
criminal
crude
crummy
dado
damnable
dark
dastard
dastardly
de
base
d
deficient
degraded
degrading
deplorable
depraved
derive
despicable
determinant
determinative
detestable
die
dimer
dire
dirty
disgraceful
disgusting
dishonorable
disreputable
distance
downtrodden
draw
dreadful
drugstore complexion
dunghill
dunghilly
egregious
element
emitter
enormous
establish
etiology
evil
evil-minded
execrable
eye shadow
eyebrow pencil
factor
fake
fetid
filamentary transistor
filthy
fix
flagitious
flagrant
floor
flooring
fond
foot
footing
footstalk
forbidding
forged
form
foul
found
found on
foundation
foundation cream
fourth-class
frame
framework
fraudulent
fulsome
fundament
fundamental
general headquarters
germanium crystal triode
grave
greasepaint
grievous
gross
ground
ground on
grounds
groundwork
hand cream
hand lotion
hardpan
hateful
headquarters
heavy chemicals
heinous
high polymer
hinge
home
homopolymer
hook-collector tran
base
pay
compensation
dismissal wage
earnings
escalator clause
escalator plan
financial remuneration
gross income
guaranteed annual wage
hire
income
living wage
minimum wage
net income
pay
pay and allowances
payment
payroll
portal-to-portal pay
purchasing power
real wages
remuneration
salary
severance pay
sliding scale
take-home
take-home pay
taxable income
total compensation
wage
wage control
wage freeze
wage reduction
wage rollback
wage scale
wages
wages after deductions
wages after taxes
base
born
base
bastard
below the salt
cockney
common
commonplace
false
fatherless
homely
humble
illegitimate
low
lowborn
lowbred
lowly
mean
misbegotten
miscreated
natural
nonclerical
ordinary
plain
plebeian
rude
shabby-genteel
spurious
supposititious
third-estate
ungenteel
unwashed
vulgar
base
d on
absolute
adducible
admissible
attestative
attestive
authentic
bolstered
borne
boxed in
braced
buttressed
certain
circumscribed by
circumstantial
conclusive
contingent
contingent on
convincing
cumulative
damning
decisive
dependent
dependent on
depending
depending on
depending on circumstances
determinative
documentary
documented
evidential
evidentiary
ex parte
eye-witness
factual
final
firsthand
founded on
grounded on
guyed
hearsay
hedged about by
held
hinging on
implicit
incident to
incidental to
incontrovertible
indicative
indisputable
irrefutable
irresistible
maintained
material
nuncupative
overwhelming
predicated on
presumptive
probative
propped
reliable
revolving on
shored up
significant
stayed
subject to
suggestive
supported
sure
sustained
symptomatic
telling
turning on
upheld
valid
weighty
base
less
bottomless
built on sand
empty
false
gratuitous
groundless
idle
ill-founded
indefensible
needless
not well-founded
pointless
reasonless
senseless
un
base
d
uncalled-for
unfounded
ungrounded
unjustifiable
unnecessary
unneeded
unsolid
unsupportable
unsupported
unsustainable
unsustained
untenable
unwarranted
vain
without basis
without foundation
wrong
base
ment
WC
archives
armory
arsenal
attic
backhouse
bank
base
base
board
basis
bathroom
bay
bearing wall
bed
bedding
bedrock
bin
bonded warehouse
bookcase
bottom
box
bunker
buttery
can
cargo dock
cellar
cellarage
chassis
chest
closet
coal bin
comfort station
conservatory
convenience
crapper
crate
crib
cupboard
cyclone cellar
dado
depository
depot
dock
drawer
dump
earth closet
exchequer
floor
flooring
fond
foot
footing
foundation
frame
fundament
fundamental
glory hole
godown
ground
grounds
groundwork
hardpan
head
hold
hole
hutch
john
johnny
johnny house
keel
latrine
lavatory
library
locker
lumber room
lumberyard
magasin
magazine
mopboard
nadir
necessary
outhouse
pavement
potato cellar
powder room
principle
privy
rack
radical
repertory
repository
reservoir
rest room
rick
riprap
rock bottom
rudiment
seat
shelf
shoemold
sill
sole
solid ground
solid rock
stack
stack room
stereobate
stock room
storage
store
storehouse
storeroom
storm cellar
stylobate
sub
base
ment
substratum
substruction
substructure
supply
base
supply depot
tank
terra firma
toe
toilet
toilet room
treasure house
treasure room
treasury
underbuilding
undercarriage
undergirding
underpinning
understruction
understructure
urinal
vat
vault
wainscot
warehouse
washroom
water closet
wine cellar
base
ness
abjectness
abominability
abominableness
arrantness
atrociousness
awfulness
badness
beastliness
beggarliness
bestiality
brutality
chicanery
coarseness
commonness
commonplaceness
contemptibility
contemptibleness
contrariety
cravenness
crudeness
crumminess
dastardliness
de
base
ment
deficiency
degradation
depravity
desertion under fire
despicability
despicableness
detestableness
devilishness
devilry
deviltry
direness
disgustingness
dreadfulness
egregiousness
enormity
evilness
execrableness
failure
fewness
fiendishness
filth
flagitiousness
foulness
fourth-rateness
fulsomeness
grossness
harshness
hatefulness
heinousness
hellishness
helotism
helotry
homeliness
horribleness
humbleness
ignobility
imperfection
inadequacy
incompetence
infamousness
inferiority
inferiorness
iniquitousness
insufficiency
knavery
knavishness
littleness
loathsomeness
lousiness
lowliness
lowness
maladroitness
meanness
mediocrity
menialness
miserableness
monstrousness
moral turpitude
nastiness
naughtiness
nauseousness
nefariousness
noisomeness
notoriousness
noxiousness
objectionability
objectionableness
obnoxiousness
obscenity
odiousness
offensiveness
ordinariness
outrageousness
paltriness
peonage
pettiness
plebeianism
pokiness
poltroonery
poltroonishness
poltroonism
poorness
pusillanimity
pusillanimousness
putridity
putridness
rankness
rascality
rascalry
rebarbativeness
repellence
repellency
reprobacy
repugnance
repulsiveness
roguery
roguishness
rottenness
scabbiness
scampishness
scandalousness
scoundrelism
scrubbiness
scruffiness
scumminess
scurviness
second-rateness
serfdom
servility
shabbiness
shamefulness
shoddiness
sinfulness
skedaddling
slavery
slavishness
smallness
sordidness
squalidness
squalor
submissiveness
subnormality
subservience
subserviency
terribleness
the pits
third-rateness
triviality
turpitude
uncleanness
unskillfulness
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Basenaustauschverm�gen Definition
Base
(
a.
)
Of
little,
or
less
than
the
usual,
height
Base
(
a.
)
Low
in
place
or
position.
Base
(
a.
)
Of
humble
birth
Base
(
a.
)
Illegitimate
by
birth
Base
(
a.
)
Of
little
comparative
value,
as
metal
inferior
to
gold
and
silver,
the
precious
metals.
Base
(
a.
)
Alloyed
with
inferior
metal
Base
(
a.
)
Morally
low.
Hence:
Low-minded
Base
(
a.
)
Not
classical
or
correct.
Base
(
a.
)
Deep
or
grave
in
sound
Base
(
a.
)
Not
held
by
honorable
service
Base
(
n.
)
The
bottom
of
anything,
considered
as
its
support,
or
that
on
which
something
rests
for
support
Base
(
n.
)
Fig.:
The
fundamental
or
essential
part
of
a
thing
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
wall,
pier,
or
column,
when
treated
as
a
separate
feature,
usually
in
projection,
or
especially
ornamented.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
complete
architectural
design,
as
of
a
monument
Base
(
n.
)
That
extremity
of
a
leaf,
fruit,
etc.,
at
which
it
is
attached
to
its
support.
Base
(
n.
)
The
positive,
or
non-acid
component
of
a
salt
Base
(
n.
)
The
chief
ingredient
in
a
compound.
Base
(
n.
)
A
substance
used
as
a
mordant.
Base
(
n.
)
The
exterior
side
of
the
polygon,
or
that
imaginary
line
which
connects
the
salient
angles
of
two
adjacent
bastions.
Base
(
n.
)
The
line
or
surface
constituting
that
part
of
a
figure
on
which
it
is
supposed
to
stand.
Base
(
n.
)
The
number
from
which
a
mathematical
table
is
constructed
Base
(
n.
)
A
low,
or
deep,
sound.
(Mus.)
(a)
The
lowest
part
Base
(
n.
)
A
place
or
tract
of
country,
protected
by
fortifications,
or
by
natural
advantages,
from
which
the
operations
of
an
army
proceed,
forward
movements
are
made,
supplies
are
furnished,
etc.
Base
(
n.
)
The
smallest
kind
of
cannon.
Base
(
n.
)
That
part
of
an
organ
by
which
it
is
attached
to
another
more
central
organ.
Base
(
n.
)
The
basal
plane
of
a
crystal.
Base
(
n.
)
The
ground
mass
of
a
rock,
especially
if
not
distinctly
crystalline.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
the
field.
See
Escutcheon.
Base
(
n.
)
The
housing
of
a
horse.
Base
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
skirt
(
often
of
velvet
or
brocade,
but
sometimes
of
mailed
armor)
which
hung
from
the
middle
to
about
the
knees,
or
lower.
Base
(
n.
)
The
lower
part
of
a
robe
or
petticoat.
Base
(
n.
)
An
apron.
Base
(
n.
)
The
point
or
line
from
which
a
start
is
made
Base
(
n.
)
A
line
in
a
survey
which,
being
accurately
determined
in
length
and
position,
serves
as
the
origin
from
which
to
compute
the
distances
and
positions
of
any
points
or
objects
connected
with
it
by
a
system
of
triangles.
Base
(
n.
)
A
rustic
play
Base
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
four
bounds
which
mark
the
circuit
of
the
infield.
Base
(
n.
)
To
put
on
a
base
or
basis
Base
(
a.
)
To
abase
Base
(
a.
)
To
reduce
the
value
of
Base-burner
(
n.
)
A
furnace
or
stove
in
which
the
fuel
is
contained
in
a
hopper
or
chamber,
and
is
fed
to
the
fire
as
the
lower
stratum
is
consumed.
Base-court
(
n.
)
The
secondary,
inferior,
or
rear
courtyard
of
a
large
house
Base-court
(
n.
)
An
inferior
court
of
law,
not
of
record.
Base
viol
(
)
See
Bass
viol.
Country-base
(
n.
)
Same
as
Prison
base.
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
giving
or
taking
one
thing
in
return
for
another
which
is
regarded
as
an
equivalent
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
substituting
one
thing
in
the
place
of
another
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
thing
given
or
received
in
return
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
process
of
setting
accounts
or
debts
between
parties
residing
at
a
distance
from
each
other,
without
the
intervention
of
money,
by
exchanging
orders
or
drafts,
called
bills
of
exchange.
These
may
be
drawn
in
one
country
and
payable
in
another,
in
which
case
they
are
called
foreign
bills
Exchange
(
n.
)
A
mutual
grant
of
equal
interests,
the
one
in
consideration
of
the
other.
Estates
exchanged
must
be
equal
in
quantity,
as
fee
simple
for
fee
simple.
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
place
where
the
merchants,
brokers,
and
bankers
of
a
city
meet
at
certain
hours,
to
transact
business.
In
this
sense
often
contracted
to
'Change.
base exchange Bedeutung
base
on
balls
walk
pass
(baseball)
an
advance
to
first
base
by
a
batter
who
receives
four
balls,
he
worked
the
pitcher
for
a
base
on
balls
base
hit
safety
(baseball)
the
successful
act
of
striking
a
baseball
in
such
a
way
that
the
batter
reaches
base
safely
double
two-base
hit
two-bagger
two-baser
a
base
hit
on
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
second
base,
he
hit
a
double
to
deep
centerfield
triple
three-base
hit
three-bagger
a
base
hit
at
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
third
base
exchange
(chess)
the
capture
by
both
players
(usually
on
consecutive
moves)
of
pieces
of
equal
value,
the
endgame
began
after
the
exchange
of
queens
exchange
(chess)
gaining
(or
losing)
a
rook
in
return
for
a
knight
or
bishop,
black
lost
the
exchange
substitution
exchange
commutation
the
act
of
putting
one
thing
or
person
in
the
place
of
another:
he
sent
Smith
in
for
Jones
but
the
substitution
came
too
late
to
help
first
base
the
initial
stage
in
accomplishing
something,
we
didn't
get
to
first
base
with
that
approach
exchange
transfusion
slow
removal
of
a
person's
blood
and
its
replacement
with
equal
amounts
of
a
donor's
blood
prisoner's
base
a
children's
game,
two
teams
capture
opposing
players
by
tagging
them
and
taking
them
to
their
own
base
first
base
first
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
at
first
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
(counting
counterclockwise
from
home
plate)
second
base
second
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
near
the
second
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
third
base
third
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
stationed
near
the
third
of
the
bases
in
the
infield
(counting
counterclockwise
from
home
plate),
he
is
playing
third
exchange
interchange
reciprocal
transfer
of
equivalent
sums
of
money
(especially
the
currencies
of
different
countries),
he
earns
his
living
from
the
interchange
of
currency
exchange
the
act
of
giving
something
in
return
for
something
received,
deductible
losses
on
sales
or
exchanges
of
property
are
allowable
exchange
interchange
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
for
another
thing,
Adam
was
promised
immortality
in
exchange
for
his
disobedience,
there
was
an
interchange
of
prisoners
rally
exchange
(sports)
an
unbroken
sequence
of
several
successive
strokes,
after
a
short
rally
Connors
won
the
point
air
base
air
station
a
base
for
military
aircraft
American
Stock
Exchange
AMEX
Curb
a
stock
exchange
in
New
York
army
base
a
large
base
of
operations
for
an
army
base
pedestal
stand
a
support
or
foundation,
the
base
of
the
lamp
base
bag
a
place
that
the
runner
must
touch
before
scoring,
he
scrambled
to
get
back
to
the
bag
base
(electronics)
the
part
of
a
transistor
that
separates
the
emitter
from
the
collector
base
base
of
operations
installation
from
which
a
military
force
initiates
operations,
the
attack
wiped
out
our
forward
bases
base
a
flat
bottom
on
which
something
is
intended
to
sit,
a
tub
should
sit
on
its
own
base
base
the
principal
ingredient
of
a
mixture,
glycerinated
gelatin
is
used
as
a
base
for
many
ointments,
he
told
the
painter
that
he
wanted
a
yellow
base
with
just
a
hint
of
green,
everything
she
cooked
seemed
to
have
rice
as
the
base
central
telephone
exchange
exchange
a
workplace
that
serves
as
a
telecommunications
facility
where
lines
from
telephones
can
be
connected
together
to
permit
communication
charge-exchange
accelerator
an
accelerator
in
which
high-energy
ions
escape
from
plasma
following
charge
exchange
commodity
exchange
commodities
exchange
commodities
market
an
exchange
for
buying
and
selling
commodities
for
future
delivery
corn
exchange
an
exchange
where
grains
are
bought
and
sold
exchange
a
workplace
for
buying
and
selling,
open
only
to
members
first
base
the
base
that
must
be
touched
first
by
a
base
runner
in
baseball
foundation
base
fundament
foot
groundwork
substructure
understructure
lowest
support
of
a
structure,
it
was
built
on
a
base
of
solid
rock,
he
stood
at
the
foot
of
the
tower
futures
exchange
futures
market
forward
market
a
commodity
exchange
where
futures
contracts
are
traded
headquarters
central
office
main
office
home
office
home
base
(usually
plural)
the
office
that
serves
as
the
administrative
center
of
an
enterprise,
many
companies
have
their
headquarters
in
New
York
home
plate
home
base
home
plate
(baseball)
base
consisting
of
a
rubber
slab
where
the
batter
stands,
it
must
be
touched
by
a
base
runner
in
order
to
score,
he
ruled
that
the
runner
failed
to
touch
home
infrastructure
base
the
stock
of
basic
facilities
and
capital
equipment
needed
for
the
functioning
of
a
country
or
area,
the
industrial
base
of
Japan
latex
paint
latex
rubber-base
paint
a
water-base
paint
that
has
a
latex
binder
navy
base
base
of
operations
for
a
naval
fleet
New
York
Stock
Exchange
N.
Y.
Stock
Exchange
NYSE
big
board
a
stock
exchange
in
New
York
post
exchange
PX
a
commissary
on
a
United
States
Army
post
rocket
base
a
military
base
for
rocket
missiles
second
base
the
base
that
must
be
touched
second
by
a
base
runner
in
baseball
stock
exchange
stock
market
securities
market
an
exchange
where
security
trading
is
conducted
by
professional
stockbrokers
third
base
third
the
base
that
must
be
touched
third
by
a
base
runner
in
baseball,
he
was
cut
down
on
a
close
play
at
third
water-base
paint
paint
in
which
water
is
used
as
the
vehicle
basis
base
foundation
fundament
groundwork
cornerstone
the
fundamental
assumptions
from
which
something
is
begun
or
developed
or
calculated
or
explained,
the
whole
argument
rested
on
a
basis
of
conjecture
knowledge
domain
knowledge
base
domain
the
content
of
a
particular
field
of
knowledge
root
root
word
base
stem
theme
radical
(linguistics)
the
form
of
a
word
after
all
affixes
are
removed,
thematic
vowels
are
part
of
the
stem
subdata
base
a
subset
of
data
in
a
database
that
are
used
in
a
specific
application
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