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Definition
Synonym
Belastungszyklus
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Belastungszyklus
m
(Spannung)
techn.
Belastungszyklen
pl
stress cycle
stress cycles
Belastungszyklus
m
(Spannung)
techn.
Belastungszyklen
pl
stress cycle
stress cycles
Behinderung, Belastung
encumbrance
belasten, Belastung
debit
Belastung
charge
Belastung
strain
Belastung der Arbeitslosigkeit
strain of being unemployed
Belastung der Nachtschicht
strain of being on night shift
Belastung mit Schulden
encumbrance
Belastung, Last, Bürde
burden
direkte Belastung
direct debit
Erleichterung, Nachlassen der Belastung
easing
finanzielle Belastung
financial strain
laden, beladen, Ladung, Belastung
load
steuerliche Belastung
tax burden
Anschlusslager
n
techn.
Anschlusslager
pl
Belastung der Anschlusslager
connection bearing
connection bearings
load of connection bearings
Belastung
f
fin.
direkte Belastung
f
debit
direct debit
Belastung
f
, Verschuldung
f
Belastungen
pl
encumbrance
encumbrances
Belastung
f
(mit Schadstoffen)
thermische Belastung, Wärmebelastung
f
(eines Flusses)
pollution
thermal pollution (of a river)
Belastung
f
, Belasten
n
application of load
Bindung
f
, Verpflichtung
f
, Belastung
f
tie
Last
f
, Bürde
f
, Belastung
f
zur Last werden
eine Bürde auf sich nehmen
jdm. eine Bürde auferlegen
jdm. eine Last sein, jdm. zur Last fallen
Last an Verantwortung
burden
to become a burden
to take on a burden
to place a burden on sb.
to be a burden to sb.
burden of responsibility
Last
f
, Belastung
f
, Ladung
f
, Beladung
f
kritische Last
statische Last
ständige Last
zulässige Last
dynamische Belastung
vorgeschriebene Belastung
zulässige Belastung
load, loading
critical load
static load
dead load
design load
dynamic loading
specified load
maximum rated load
Last
f
, Belastung
f
Lasten
pl
encumbrance
encumbrances
Last
f
, Bürde
f
, Belastung
f
übtr.
weight
fig.
Lastschrift
f
, Belastung
f
(Konto)
charge
Reifen
m
Reifen
pl
platter Reifen
abgefahrener Reifen
abgewerteter Reifen
feinprofilierter Reifen
gewachsener Reifen
M+S-Reifen
nachgeschnittener Reifen
nachschneidbarer Reifen
profilloser Reifen, Reifen ohne Profil
profilloser Reifen
runderneuerter Reifen
schlauchloser Reifen
unvulkanisierter Reifen
verstärkter Reifen
Reifen einer Handelsmarke
Belastung pro Reifen
Reifen mit Notlaufeigenschaften
Reifen mit zu hohem Luftdruck
Reifen für landwirtschaftliche Geräte
tyre, tire
Am.
tyres, tires
Am.
flat tyre
bald tyre, smooth tyre, worn tyre
downgraded tyre
siped tyre
grown tyre
mud and snow tyre (M+S)
recut tyre, regrooved tyre
regroovable tyre
plain tread tyre, plain tyre, slick tyre
smooth tread tyre (slick)
remoulded tyre, retread tyre
tubeless tyre
green tyre, uncured cover
extra ply tire
Am.
, reinforced tyre
private brand tyre
load per tyre
tyre with running flat properties
overinflated tyre
implement tyre
Schuld
f
, Verpflichtung
f
, Belastung
f
Schulden
pl
uneinbringliche Forderung, uneinbringliche Schuld
Schulden haben, verschuldet sein
in jds. Schuld stehen
in Schulden geraten, sich verschulden
Schulden machen
aus den Schulden herauskommen
debt
debts
bad debt
to be in debt
to be in sb.'s debt
to get into debt, to run into debt
to incur debts
to get out of debt
Spannung
f
, Belastung
f
, Spannungszustand
hydrostatischer Spannungszustand
stress
hydrostatic (state of) stress
Steuerlast
f
, steuerliche Belastung
tax load, burden of taxation
Verletzung
f
Verletzungen
pl
Verletzung durch wiederholte Belastung
injury
injuries
repetitive strain injury
mental, geistig, seelisch
adj
seelische Belastung
f
seelische Schwankungen
mental
mental strain, emotional strain
mental ups and downs, fluctuations in one's mental state
Belastung
encumbrance
Belastung, Verschuldung
encumbrance
belasten, Belastung, betonen
stress
Anstrengung
f
(für jdn.); Strapaze
f
(für jdn.); Überanstrengung
f
+Gen.
; (nervliche finanzielle) Belastung
f
(für jdn.); Last
f
übtr.
jdn. Nerven kosten
jdn. etw. stark beanspruchen belasten
mitgenommen sein; mit den Nerven fertig sein
Das nimmt einen ganz schön mit.
Durch Schwangerschaft und Geburt wird der Beckenboden stark beansprucht belastet.
Max spürt langsam die Last der Verantwortung.
strain (on sb.)
to be a strain on sb.'s nerves
to put place a great strain on sb. sth.
to be under strain
It's a big huge strain.
Pregnancy and childbirth places a great strain on the pelvic floor.
Max begins to feel the strain of responsibility.
Belastung
f
außermittige Belastung
axiale Belastung
dynamische Belastung
zulässige Belastung
Scheinbelastung
f
load; loading
eccentric loading; off-centre loading
axial loading
dynamic load
permissible load; permissible stress
fictitious load
Belastung
f
(von etw.); Schuldenlast
f
(auf etw.)
fin.
Belastungen
pl
encumbrance (on sth.)
encumbrances
(finanzielle) Belastung
f
fin.
Belastung eines Grundstücks; Grundschuld
f
Belastung eines Bankkontos
charge
charge on an estate
charge to a bank account
Belastung
f
(mit Schadstoffen)
envir.
Belastung mit Schwermetallen
thermische Belastung; Wärmebelastung
f
(eines Flusses)
pollution (with by pollutants emitted); contamination (with by pollutants absorbed)
heavy metal pollution (emission) heavy metal contamination (absorption)
thermal pollution (of a river)
Belastung
f
; Belasten
n
application of load
Belastung
f
(für jdm.) Inanspruchnahme (von jdm.)
übtr.
für jdn. eine Belastung sein darstellen
strain (on sb.)
fig.
to put place a strain on sb.
Belastungsgrad
m
; relative Belastung
load point
Bindung
f
; Verpflichtung
f
; Belastung
f
tie
Grundbuch
n
adm.
im Grundbuch eingetragene einverleibte
Ös.
Rechte
jur.
nicht im Grundbuch eingetragene einverleibte
Ös.
Rechte
jur.
eine Belastung ins Grundbuch eintragen einverleiben
Ös.
lassen
jur.
eine Hypothek im Grundbuch löschen lassen
jur.
Land Register; Register of Land Titles; Title Register; Cadastre
Br.
registered recorded
Am.
rights in land
unregistered unrecorded
Am.
rights in land
to have a charge entered registered
Br.
recorded
Am.
in the land register
to have a mortgage cancelled in the land register
Kriechdehnung
f
; Kriechen
n
(dauerhafte Verformung bei gleichbleibender Belastung)
techn.
creep (permanent deformation under sustained loads)
Last
f
; Bürde
f
; Belastung
f
zur Last werden
eine Bürde auf sich nehmen
jdm. eine Bürde auferlegen
jdm. eine Last sein; jdm. zur Last fallen
Last an Verantwortung
burden
to become a burden
to take on a burden
to place a burden on sb.
to be a burden to sb.
burden of responsibility
Last
f
; Belastung
f
; Ladung
f
; Beladung
f
kritische Last
statische Last
ständige Last
zulässige Last
aufgebrachte Last
dynamische Belastung
vorgeschriebene Belastung
zulässige Belastung
wenn das Knie die Mine etc. belastet wird
techn.
load; loading
critical load
static load
dead load
design load
imposed load; superimposed load; additional load
dynamic loading
specified load
maximum rated load
when a load is applied to the knee mine etc.
Last
f
; Ladung
f
electr.
induktive Last; induktive Belastung
Lastwiderstand
m
load
lagging load
load resistance; load resistor
Last
f
; Bürde
f
; Belastung
f
übtr.
weight
fig.
Lastschrift
f
; Belastung
f
(Konto)
charge
Reifen
m
auto
Reifen
pl
Stollenreifen
m
platter Reifen
abgefahrener Reifen
mit quietschenden Reifen
abgewerteter Reifen
feinprofilierter Reifen
gewachsener Reifen
M+S-Reifen; Matsch- und Schneereifen
nachgeschnittener Reifen
nachschneidbarer Reifen
profilloser Reifen; Reifen ohne Profil
profilloser Reifen
runderneuerter Reifen
schlauchloser Reifen
unvulkanisierter Reifen
verschleißfester Reifen
verstärkter Reifen
Reifen einer Handelsmarke
Belastung pro Reifen
Reifen mit Notlaufeigenschaften
Reifen mit zu hohem Luftdruck
Reifen für landwirtschaftliche Geräte
maximale Betriebsmaße
f
(Reifen)
maximaler Betriebsdurchmesser (Reifen)
tyre
Br.
; tire
Am.
tyres; tires
cleated tyre
Br.
; cleated tire
Am.
flat tyre; flat
bald tyre; smooth tyre; worn tyre
with screeching squealing tyres
downgraded tyre
siped tyre
grown tyre
mud and snow tyre (M+S)
recut tyre; regrooved tyre
regroovable tyre
plain tread tyre; plain tyre; slick tyre
smooth tread tyre (slick)
remoulded tyre; retread tyre
tubeless tyre
green tyre; uncured cover
mileage account tyre tire
extra ply tire
Am.
; reinforced tyre
private brand tyre
load per tyre
tyre with running flat properties
overinflated tyre
implement tyre
maximum tyre dimensions in service
maximum overall tyre; diameter in service
Spannung
f
; Belastung
f
; Spannungszustand
hydrostatischer Spannungszustand
stress
hydrostatic (state of) stress
Steuerlast
f
; steuerliche Belastung
tax load; burden of taxation
Verletzung
f
med.
psych.
Verletzungen
pl
Verletzungen an Kopf und Gesicht
Verletzung durch wiederholte Belastung
entschädigungspflichtige Verletzung
injury
injuries
injuries on the head and face
repetitive strain injury RSI
compensable injury
Zeitaufwand
m
adm.
hoher Zeitaufwand; zeitliche Belastung
mit Zeit- und Personalaufwand verbunden sein; zeitaufwändig und personalintensiv sein
Das Honorar wird nach Zeitaufwand berechnet.
Die Kosten richten sich nach dem Zeitaufwand.
nach Zeitaufwand bezahlt werden (Person)
nach Zeitaufwand bezahlt werden (Leistungen)
Der Zeitaufwand ist groß.
time exposure; expenditure of time; time involved; time needed required
burden of time (involved)
to take time and keep staff occupied
The fee is charged on the basis of the time involved.
Cost is based on the (amount of) time involved.
to be paid on a time basis (person)
to be charged on a time basis (services)
It takes a lot of time.; It is very time-consuming.
mental; geistig; seelisch
adj
seelische Belastung
f
seelische Schwankungen
mental
mental strain; emotional strain
mental ups and downs; fluctuations in one's mental state
möglichst gering; geringstmögliche r s
adj
möglichst geringe Auswirkungen
die geringstmögliche Belastung
bei geringstmöglichem Risiko
möglichst kostengünstig
schnellstmöglich; in kürzester Zeit
least possible
the least possible impact
the least possible burden
with the least possible risk
at the least possible cost
in the least possible time
schwer
adj
(belastend strapazierend)
schwere Arbeit im Freien
schweres Atmen
eine schwere Last Belastung für eine einzelne Person
Er macht die ganze Knochenarbeit und sein Partner heimst den Ruhm ein.
Wir haben morgen einen schweren Tag.
Dabei Es wurde ihr ganz schwer ums Herz.
heavy (oppressing straining)
heavy outdoor work
heavy breathing
a heavy burden for one person to bear
He does all the heavy lifting while his partner gets the recognition.
We've got a heavy day tomorrow.
Her heart grew heavy.
jdm. eine Last Belastung sein
jdm. ein Klotz am Bein sein
übtr.
to be an albatross a millstone around so.'s neck
fig.
to be an albatross a millstone around so.'s neck
fig.
Belastung
f
; Bürde
f
liability
Abbuchung
f
(vom Bankkonto); Belastung
f
(des Bankkontos)
fin.
Abbuchungen
pl
; Belastungen
pl
Kontobelastung
f
debit; charge (from the bank account)
debits; charges
bank debit; debit to your account
Anstrengung
f
(für jdn.); Strapaze
f
(für jdn.); Überanstrengung
f
+Gen.
; (nervliche, finanzielle) Belastung
f
(für jdn.); Last
f
übtr.
für jdn. eine Belastung sein darstellen
jdn. Nerven kosten
jdn. etw. stark beanspruchen belasten
mitgenommen sein; mit den Nerven fertig sein
Das nimmt einen ganz schön mit.
Durch Schwangerschaft und Geburt wird der Beckenboden stark beansprucht belastet.
Max spürt langsam die Last der Verantwortung.
strain (on sb.)
fig.
to put place a strain on sb.
to be a strain on sb.'s nerves
to put place a great strain on sb. sth.
to be under strain
It's a big huge strain.
Pregnancy and childbirth places a great strain on the pelvic floor.
Max begins to feel the strain of responsibility.
(ungeschütztes) Ausgesetztsein
n
(einer Sache); Belastung
f
; Gefährdung
f
(durch etw.); Exposition
f
geh.
(gegenüber einer Sache)
Strahlenbelastung
f
; Strahlenexposition
f
Gefährdung durch Infektion
Angriffsstellen für Medikamente Umweltgifte
exposure; subjection (to sth.)
exposure to radiation
exposure to infection
exposures to medicines environmental toxins
Belastung
f
(mit Schadstoffen)
envir.
Belastung mit Schwermetallen
thermische Belastung; Wärmebelastung
f
(eines Flusses)
pollution (with by pollutants emitted); contamination (with by pollutants absorbed)
heavy metal pollution (emission), heavy metal contamination (absorption)
thermal pollution (of a river)
außergewöhnliche Belastung
f
(Steuerrecht)
fin.
extraordinary burden; extraordinary expenditure (fiscal law)
schwere Belastung
f
; drückende Last
f
geh.
; etwas, das man am Hals hat
ugs.
übtr.
Kreditraten können für Studenten schnell zur drückenden Last werden.
millstone (around round your neck)
fig.
Credit replayments can quickly become a millstone for students.
schwebende Einzugswerte
pl
(in der Zeit zwischen Belastung und Gutschrift) (Bankwesen)
fin.
float (banking)
Grundbuch
n
adm.
im Grundbuch eingetragene einverleibte
Ös.
Rechte
jur.
nicht im Grundbuch eingetragene einverleibte
Ös.
Rechte
jur.
eine Belastung ins Grundbuch eintragen einverleiben
Ös.
lassen
jur.
eine Hypothek im Grundbuch löschen lassen
jur.
Land Register; Register of Land Titles; Title Register; Cadastre
Br.
registered recorded
Am.
rights in land
unregistered unrecorded
Am.
rights in land
to have a charge entered registered
Br.
recorded
Am.
in the land register
to have a mortgage cancelled in the land register
Last
f
; Belastung
f
; Ladung
f
; Beladung
f
kritische Last
statische Last
ständige Last
zulässige Last
aufgebrachte Last
dynamische Belastung
vorgeschriebene Belastung
zulässige Belastung
wenn das Knie die Mine usw. belastet wird
techn.
load; loading
critical load
static load
dead load
design load
imposed load; superimposed load; additional load
dynamic loading
specified load
maximum rated load
when a load is applied to the knee mine etc.
Last
f
; Bürde
f
; Belastung
f
übtr.
Ich merkte, wie die Last der Verantwortung von mir abgefallen war.
weight
fig.
I felt a great weight of responsibility roll off my shoulders.
Lasteinwirkung
f
; Last
f
(Baustatik)
constr.
Betriebslast
f
; Arbeitslast
f
; Gebrauchslast
f
; Nutzlast
f
Verkehrslast
f
; Betriebslast einer Brücke usw.
wandernde Last; wandernde Belastung
structural load; load (structural design)
working load; operational load
traffic load; travelling load
moving load; movable load; rolling load; live load; imposed load; probabilistic load
Deutsche
Belastungszyklus Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Belastungszyklus Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
stress cycle Synonyme
stress
Alexandrine
accent
accentuate
accentuation
ache
aching
adverse circumstances
adversity
affliction
aggravation
ambivalence
ambivalence of impulse
amphibrach
amphimacer
anacrusis
anapest
anguish
annoyance
antispast
anxiety
arsis
assault
bacchius
bear
bear upon
bearing
beat
belabor
blight
blow
boost
buck
bull
bulldoze
bummer
bump
bump against
bunt
burden
butt
butt against
cadence
caesura
care
catalexis
chloriamb
chloriambus
clutch
colon
compulsion
concern
concernment
conflict
consequence
consequentiality
consideration
constraint
counterpoint
cram
cramp
cretic
crisis
cross
crowd
crunch
curse
cut
dactyl
dactylic hexameter
decompensation
diaeresis
difficulties
difficulty
dig
dimeter
dipody
di
stress
disturb
dochmiac
dolor
downer
drive
dwell on
elbow
elegiac
elegiac couplet
elegiac pentameter
emergency
emotional shock
emphasis
emphasize
epitrite
excellence
exigency
external frustration
feature
feminine caesura
focus on
foot
force
forcefulness
frustration
give emphasis to
goad
grief
harass
hard knocks
hard life
hard lot
hardcase
hardship
harp on
haul
head
heave
heptameter
heptapody
heroic couplet
hexameter
hexapody
high order
high pressure
high rank
highlight
hurt
hurtle
hustle
iamb
iambic
iambic pentameter
ictus
imperativeness
import
importance
impulse
impulsion
injury
insistence
interest
ionic
irk
irritation
italicize
jab
jam
jingle
jog
joggle
jolt
jostle
lesion
level of
stress
lilt
mark
masculine caesura
materiality
measure
mental shock
mental strain
merit
meter
metrical accent
metrical foot
metrical group
metrical unit
metrics
metron
molossus
moment
mora
movement
nasty blow
nervous strain
nervous tension
note
nudge
numbers
overaccentuate
overemphasize
overexert
overexertion
overextend
overextension
overstrain
over
stress
overtax
overtaxing
paeon
pain
pang
paramountcy
passion
stress
ed
accented
accentuated
alveolar
apical
apico-alveolar
apico-dental
articulated
assimilated
back
barytone
bilabial
broad
cacuminal
central
cerebral
checked
close
consonant
consonantal
continuant
decided
dental
dissimilated
dorsal
emphasized
emphatic
flat
forceful
forcible
front
glide
glossal
glottal
guttural
hard
heavy
high
in red letters
intonated
italicized
labial
labiodental
labiovelar
lateral
lax
light
lingual
liquid
low
mid
monophthongal
muted
narrow
nasal
nasalized
occlusive
open
oxytone
palatal
palatalized
pharyngeal
pharyngealized
phonemic
phonetic
phonic
pitch
pitched
pointed
positive
posttonic
punctuated
retroflex
rounded
semivowel
soft
sonant
starred
stopped
strong
surd
syllabic
tense
thick
throaty
tonal
tonic
twangy
unaccented
underlined
underscored
unrounded
un
stress
ed
velar
vocalic
vocoid
voiced
voiceless
vowel
vowellike
weak
wide
stress
ful
adverse
antagonistic
conflicting
contrary
counter
counteractive
detrimental
difficult
draining
exhausting
fatiguesome
fatiguing
grueling
hard
harmful
hostile
in opposition
inimical
killing
miserable
not easy
opposed
opposing
opposite
punishing
rigorous
sinister
straining
tiresome
tiring
toilsome
troublesome
troublous
trying
unfavorable
untoward
weariful
wearing
wearisome
wearying
wretched
Belastungszyklus Definition
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
imaginary
circle
or
orbit
in
the
heavens
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
interval
of
time
in
which
a
certain
succession
of
events
or
phenomena
is
completed,
and
then
returns
again
and
again,
uniformly
and
continually
in
the
same
order
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
age
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
orderly
list
for
a
given
time
Cycle
(
n.
)
The
circle
of
subjects
connected
with
the
exploits
of
the
hero
or
heroes
of
some
particular
period
which
have
served
as
a
popular
theme
for
poetry,
as
the
legend
of
Arthur
and
the
knights
of
the
Round
Table,
and
that
of
Charlemagne
and
his
paladins.
Cycle
(
n.
)
One
entire
round
in
a
circle
or
a
spire
Cycle
(
n.
)
A
bicycle
or
tricycle,
or
other
light
velocipede.
Cycle
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
through
a
cycle
of
changes
Cycle
(
v.
i.)
To
ride
a
bicycle,
tricycle,
or
other
form
of
cycle.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress.
Stress
(
n.
)
Pressure,
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
The
force,
or
combination
of
forces,
which
produces
a
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
Force
of
utterance
expended
upon
words
or
syllables.
Stress
is
in
English
the
chief
element
in
accent
and
is
one
of
the
most
important
in
emphasis.
See
Guide
to
pronunciation,
//
31-35.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
press
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
subject
to
stress,
pressure,
or
strain.
stress cycle / stress cycles Bedeutung
bicycle
bike
wheel
cycle
a
wheeled
vehicle
that
has
two
wheels
and
is
moved
by
foot
pedals
pedicab
cycle
rickshaw
a
tricycle
(usually
propelled
by
pedalling),
used
in
the
Orient
for
transporting
passengers
for
hire,
boys
who
once
pulled
rickshaws
now
pedal
pedicabs
stress
test
a
test
measuring
how
a
system
functions
when
subjected
to
controlled
amounts
of
stress
stress
mark
a
mark
indicating
the
stress
on
a
syllable
stress
emphasis
accent
the
relative
prominence
of
a
syllable
or
musical
note
(especially
with
regard
to
stress
or
pitch),
he
put
the
stress
on
the
wrong
syllable
word
stress
word
accent
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
polysyllabic
word
sentence
stress
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
sentence
cycle
of
rebirth
(Hinduism)
repeated
rebirth
in
new
forms
cycle
oscillation
a
single
complete
execution
of
a
periodically
repeated
phenomenon,
a
year
constitutes
a
cycle
of
the
seasons
cardiac
cycle
the
complete
cycle
of
events
in
the
heart
from
the
beginning
of
one
heart
beat
to
the
beginning
of
the
next,
an
electrical
impulse
conducted
through
the
heart
muscle
that
constricts
the
atria
which
is
followed
by
constriction
of
the
ventricles,
the
cardiac
cycle
can
be
shown
on
an
electrocardiogram
Carnot
cycle
Carnot's
ideal
cycle
a
cycle
(of
expansion
and
compression)
of
an
idealized
reversible
heat
engine
that
does
work
without
loss
of
heat
cycle
a
periodically
repeated
sequence
of
events,
a
cycle
of
reprisal
and
retaliation
business
cycle
trade
cycle
recurring
fluctuations
in
economic
activity
consisting
of
recession
and
recovery
and
growth
and
decline
cycle
a
series
of
poems
or
songs
on
the
same
theme,
Schubert's
song
cycles
food
web
food
cycle
(ecology)
a
community
of
organisms
where
there
are
several
interrelated
food
chains
life
cycle
a
series
of
stages
through
which
an
organism
passes
between
recurrences
of
a
primary
stage
stress
(physics)
force
that
produces
strain
on
a
physical
body,
the
intensity
of
stress
is
expressed
in
units
of
force
divided
by
units
of
area
carbon
cycle
a
thermonuclear
reaction
in
the
interior
of
stars
carbon
cycle
the
organic
circulation
of
carbon
from
the
atmosphere
into
organisms
and
back
again
Krebs
cycle
Krebs
citric
acid
cycle
citric
acid
cycle
tricarboxylic
acid
cycle
in
all
plants
and
animals:
a
series
of
enzymatic
reactions
in
mitochondria
involving
oxidative
metabolism
of
acetyl
compounds
to
produce
high-energy
phosphate
compounds
that
are
the
source
of
cellular
energy
life
cycle
the
course
of
developmental
changes
in
an
organism
from
fertilized
zygote
to
maturity
when
another
zygote
can
be
produced
nitrogen
cycle
the
circulation
of
nitrogen,
nitrates
from
the
soil
are
absorbed
by
plants
which
are
eaten
by
animals
that
die
and
decay
returning
the
nitrogen
back
to
the
soil
stress
incontinence
urinary
incontinence
that
occurs
when
involuntary
pressure
is
put
on
the
bladder
by
coughing
or
laughing
or
sneezing
or
lifting
or
straining
vicious
circle
vicious
cycle
one
trouble
leads
to
another
that
aggravates
the
first
fatigue
fracture
stress
fracture
fracture
resulting
from
excessive
activity
rather
than
a
specific
injury
tension
tenseness
stress
(psychology)
a
state
of
mental
or
emotional
strain
or
suspense,
he
suffered
from
fatigue
and
emotional
tension,
stress
is
a
vasoconstrictor
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
PTSD
an
anxiety
disorder
associated
with
serious
traumatic
events
and
characterized
by
such
symptoms
as
survivor
guilt,
reliving
the
trauma
in
dreams,
numbness
and
lack
of
involvement
with
reality,
or
recurrent
thoughts
and
images
stress
strain
difficulty
that
causes
worry
or
emotional
tension,
she
endured
the
stresses
and
strains
of
life,
he
presided
over
the
economy
during
the
period
of
the
greatest
stress
and
danger-
R.J.Samuelson
stress
focus
special
emphasis
attached
to
something,
the
stress
was
more
on
accuracy
than
on
speed
hertz
Hz
cycle
per
second
cycles
second
cps
cycle
the
unit
of
frequency,
one
hertz
has
a
periodic
interval
of
one
second
cycle
rhythm
round
an
interval
during
which
a
recurring
sequence
of
events
occurs,
the
never-ending
cycle
of
the
seasons
menstrual
cycle
a
recurring
cycle
(beginning
at
menarche
and
ending
at
menopause)
in
which
the
endometrial
lining
of
the
uterus
prepares
for
pregnancy,
if
pregnancy
does
not
occur
the
lining
is
shed
at
menstruation,
the
average
menstrual
cycle
is
days
cycle
recur
in
repeating
sequences
stress
accent
accentuate
put
stress
on,
utter
with
an
accent,
In
Farsi,
you
accent
the
last
syllable
of
each
word
stress
emphasize
emphasise
punctuate
accent
accentuate
to
stress,
single
out
as
important,
Dr.
Jones
emphasizes
exercise
in
addition
to
a
change
in
diet
try
strain
stress
test
the
limits
of,
You
are
trying
my
patience!
bicycle
cycle
bike
pedal
wheel
ride
a
bicycle
motorbike
motorcycle
cycle
ride
a
motorcycle
cycle
pass
through
a
cycle,
This
machine
automatically
cycles
cycle
on
come
to
the
starting
point
of
a
cycle
cycle
cause
to
go
through
a
recurring
sequence,
cycle
the
laundry
in
this
washing
program
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