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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Umweltkunde
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Umweltkunde
f
; Ökologie
f
envir.
angewandte Ökologie
aquatische Ökologie
chemische Ökologie
Humanökologie
f
industrielle Ökologie
Meeresökologie
f
terrestrische Ökologie
Verhaltensökologie
f
Ökologie der Erde
Ökologie der Ökosysteme
Ökologie der Pflanzen
metabolische Theorie der Ökologie
ecology; ecoscience
applied ecology
aquatic ecology
chemical ecology
human ecology
industrial ecology
marine ecology
terrestrial ecology
behavioural
Br.
behavioral
Am.
ecology
global ecology
ecosystem(s) ecology
plant ecology; vegetation ecology
metabolic theory of ecology
Bewohner
m
(eines bestimmten Lebensraums) (meist in Zusammensetzungen) (Raumplanung,
Umweltkunde
; Zoologie)
envir.
soc.
zool.
Bewohner
pl
Bewohner der Finsternis
Bewohner von Innenstadtwohnungen
Bergbewohner
pl
; Gebirgsbewohner
pl
; Gebirgler
pl
ugs.
Erdbewohner
pl
; Erdenbürger
pl
; Erdlinge
pl
lit.
Höhlenbewohner
pl
Klippenbewohner
pl
Landbewohner
pl
Stadtbewohner
pl
; Städter
pl
; Großstädter
pl
Slumbewohner
pl
Waldbewohner wie Wildschweine und Wölfe
Fische und andere Wasserbewohner
Wüstenbewohner
pl
dweller (of a particular living environment) (typically in compounds) (spatial planning, ecology; zoology)
dwellers
dwellers of darkness
inner-city flat dwellers
Br.
; inner-city apartment dwellers
Am.
mountain dwellers; mountaineers
rare
Earth dwellers; eathlings
cave dwellers
cliff dwellers
land dwellers
urban dwellers; urbanites; city dwellers; town dwellers
slum dwellers
forest dwellers like boars or wolves
fish and other aquatic dwellers
desert dwellers
Bewohner
m
(eines bestimmten Lebensraums) (meist in Zusammensetzungen) (Raumplanung,
Umweltkunde
; Zoologie)
envir.
soc.
zool.
Bewohner
pl
Bewohner der Finsternis
Bewohner von Innenstadtwohnungen
Bergbewohner
pl
; Gebirgsbewohner
pl
; Gebirgler
pl
ugs.
Erdbewohner
pl
; Erdenbürger
pl
; Erdlinge
pl
lit.
Höhlenbewohner
pl
Klippenbewohner
pl
Landbewohner
pl
Stadtbewohner
pl
; Städter
pl
; Großstädter
pl
Slumbewohner
pl
Waldbewohner wie Wildschweine und Wölfe
Fische und andere Wasserbewohner
Wüstenbewohner
pl
dweller (of a particular living environment) (typically in compounds) (spatial planning, ecology; zoology)
dwellers
dwellers of darkness
inner-city flat dwellers
Br.
; inner-city apartment dwellers
Am.
mountain dwellers; mountaineers
rare
Earth dwellers; eathlings
cave dwellers
cliff dwellers
land dwellers
urban dwellers; urbanites; city dwellers; town dwellers
slum dwellers
forest dwellers like boars or wolves
fish and other aquatic dwellers
desert dwellers
Umweltkunde
f
; Ökologie
f
envir.
angewandte Ökologie
aquatische Ökologie
chemische Ökologie
Humanökologie
f
industrielle Ökologie
Meeresökologie
f
terrestrische Ökologie
Verhaltensökologie
f
Ökologie der Erde
Ökologie der Ökosysteme
Ökologie der Pflanzen
metabolische Theorie der Ökologie
ecology; ecoscience
applied ecology
aquatic ecology
chemical ecology
human ecology
industrial ecology
marine ecology
terrestrial ecology
behavioural
Br.
behavioral
Am.
ecology
global ecology
ecosystem(s) ecology
plant ecology; vegetation ecology
metabolic theory of ecology
Deutsche
Umweltkunde Synonyme
umweltkunde
Englische
ecology; ecoscience Synonyme
ecology
aerobiology
agrobiology
anatomy
animal physiology
anthropology
astrobiology
aut
ecology
bacteriology
biochemics
biochemistry
biochemy
bio
ecology
biological science
biology
biometrics
biometry
bionics
bionomics
biophysics
botany
cell physiology
commensality
comparative anatomy
conchology
cryobiology
cybernetics
cytology
ecoclimate
ecodeme
ecosystem
electrobiology
element
embryology
entomology
enzymology
ethnobiology
ethology
exobiology
genetics
gnotobiotics
helminthology
herpetology
ichthyology
life science
malacology
mammalogy
medium
microbiology
molecular biology
ornithology
parasitism
pharmacology
physiology
protozoology
radiobiology
symbiosis
symbiotics
syn
ecology
taxidermy
taxonomy
virology
xenobiology
zoogeography
zoography
zoology
zoonomy
zoopathology
zoophysics
zootaxy
zootomy
Umweltkunde Definition
Air
plant
(
)
A
plant
deriving
its
sustenance
from
the
air
alone
Applied
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Apply
Aquatic
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
water
Aquatic
(
n.
)
An
aquatic
animal
or
plant.
Aquatic
(
n.
)
Sports
or
exercises
practiced
in
or
on
the
water.
Chemical
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
chemistry
Chemical
(
n.
)
A
substance
used
for
producing
a
chemical
effect
Dove
plant
(
)
A
Central
American
orchid
(Peristeria
elata),
having
a
flower
stem
five
or
six
feet
high,
with
numerous
globose
white
fragrant
flowers.
The
column
in
the
center
of
the
flower
resembles
a
dove
Electro-chemical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
electro-chemistry.
Flax-plant
(
n.
)
A
plant
in
new
Zealand
(Phormium
tenax),
allied
to
the
lilies
and
aloes.
The
leaves
are
two
inches
wide
and
several
feet
long,
and
furnish
a
fiber
which
is
used
for
making
ropes,
mats,
and
coarse
cloth.
Fluvio-marine
(
a.
)
Formed
by
the
joint
action
of
a
river
and
the
sea,
as
deposits
at
the
mouths
of
rivers.
Human
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
man
or
mankind
Human
(
n.
)
A
human
being.
Ice
plant
(
)
A
plant
(Mesembryanthemum
crystallinum),
sprinkled
with
pellucid,
watery
vesicles,
which
glisten
like
ice.
It
is
native
along
the
Mediterranean,
in
the
Canaries,
and
in
South
Africa.
Its
juice
is
said
to
be
demulcent
and
diuretic
Industrial
(
a.
)
Consisting
in
industry
Marine
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
sea
Marine
(
a.
)
Formed
by
the
action
of
the
currents
or
waves
of
the
sea
Marine
(
a.
)
A
solider
serving
on
shipboard
Marine
(
a.
)
The
sum
of
naval
affairs
Marine
(
a.
)
A
picture
representing
some
marine
subject.
Mechanico-chemical
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
connected
with,
or
dependent
upon,
both
mechanics
and
chemistry
Metabolic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
metamorphosis
Metabolic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
metabolism
Micro-chemical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
micro-chemistry
Plant
(
n.
)
A
vegetable
Plant
(
n.
)
A
bush,
or
young
tree
Plant
(
n.
)
The
sole
of
the
foot.
Plant
(
n.
)
The
whole
machinery
and
apparatus
employed
in
carrying
on
a
trade
or
mechanical
business
Plant
(
n.
)
A
plan
Plant
(
n.
)
An
oyster
which
has
been
bedded,
in
distinction
from
one
of
natural
growth.
Plant
(
n.
)
A
young
oyster
suitable
for
transplanting.
Plant
(
n.
)
To
put
in
the
ground
and
cover,
as
seed
for
growth
Plant
(
n.
)
To
set
in
the
ground
for
growth,
as
a
young
tree,
or
a
vegetable
with
roots.
Plant
(
n.
)
To
furnish,
or
fit
out,
with
plants
Plant
(
n.
)
To
engender
Plant
(
n.
)
To
furnish
with
a
fixed
and
organized
population
Plant
(
n.
)
To
introduce
and
establish
the
principles
or
seeds
of
Plant
(
n.
)
To
set
firmly
Plant
(
n.
)
To
set
up
Plant
(
v.
i.)
To
perform
the
act
of
planting.
Plant-cane
(
n.
)
A
stalk
or
shoot
of
sugar
cane
of
the
first
growth
from
the
cutting.
The
growth
of
the
second
and
following
years
is
of
inferior
quality,
and
is
called
rattoon.
Plant-eating
(
a.
)
Eating,
or
subsisting
on,
plants
Stereo-chemical
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
illustrating,
the
hypothetical
space
relations
of
atoms
in
the
molecule
Terrestrial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
earth
Terrestrial
(
a.
)
Representing,
or
consisting
of,
the
earth
Terrestrial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
world,
or
to
the
present
state
Terrestrial
(
a.
)
Consisting
of
land,
in
distinction
from
water
Terrestrial
(
a.
)
Adapted
for
the
observation
of
objects
on
land
and
on
the
earth
Terrestrial
(
n.
)
An
inhabitant
of
the
earth.
Theory
(
n.
)
A
doctrine,
or
scheme
of
things,
which
terminates
in
speculation
or
contemplation,
without
a
view
to
practice
ecology; ecoscience / applied ecology / aquatic ecology / chemical ecology / human ecology / industrial ecology / marine ecology / terrestrial ecology / behavioural [Br.] behavioral [Am.] ecology / global ecology / ecosystem(s) ecology / plant ecology; vegetation ecology / metabolic theory of ecology Bedeutung
plant
flora
plant
life
(botany)
a
living
organism
lacking
the
power
of
locomotion
act
deed
human
action
human
activity
something
that
people
do
or
cause
to
happen
plant
closing
act
of
shutting
down
operation
of
a
plant
Secretary
of
Health
and
Human
Services
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services,
the
post
of
Secretary
of
Health
and
Human
Services
was
created
by
Congress
in
human
reproductive
cloning
the
reproductive
cloning
of
a
sentient
human
being,
generally
considered
ethically
unacceptable
Human
Genome
Project
an
international
study
of
the
entire
human
genetic
material
chemical
analysis
qualitative
analysis
the
act
of
decomposing
a
substance
into
its
constituent
elements
quantitative
analysis
quantitative
chemical
analysis
chemical
analysis
to
determine
the
amounts
of
each
element
in
the
substance
chemical
terrorism
terrorism
using
the
chemical
agents
of
chemical
warfare,
can
undermine
the
personal
security
of
citizens,
a
good
agent
for
chemical
terrorism
should
be
colorless
and
odorless
and
inexpensive
and
readily
available
and
not
detectable
until
symptoms
are
experienced
terrestrial
guidance
a
method
of
controlling
the
flight
of
a
missile
by
devices
that
respond
to
the
strength
and
direction
of
the
earth's
gravitational
field
industrial
arts
a
course
in
the
methods
of
using
tools
and
machinery
as
taught
in
secondary
schools
and
technical
schools
industrialization
industrialisation
industrial
enterprise
the
development
of
industry
on
an
extensive
scale
chemical
engineering
the
activity
of
applying
chemistry
to
the
solution
of
practical
problems
chemical
defense
chemical
defence
procedures
involved
in
taking
defensive
measures
against
attacks
using
chemical
agents
chemical
warfare
chemical
operations
warfare
using
chemical
agents
to
kill
or
injure
or
incapacitate
the
enemy
vegetation
inactivity
that
is
passive
and
monotonous,
comparable
to
the
inactivity
of
plant
life,
their
holiday
was
spent
in
sleep
and
vegetation
marine
animal
marine
creature
sea
animal
sea
creature
any
of
numerous
animals
inhabiting
the
sea
including
e.g.
fishes
and
molluscs
and
many
mammals
plant
virus
a
plant
pathogen
that
is
a
virus
consisting
of
a
single
strand
of
RNA
human
Tell
leukemia
virus-
HTLV-
retrovirus
causing
Tell
leukemia
human
immunodeficiency
virus
HIV
the
virus
that
causes
acquired
immune
deficiency
syndrome
(AIDS),
it
replicates
in
and
kills
the
helper
T
cells
human
papilloma
virus
any
of
a
group
of
papovaviruses
associated
with
genital
or
oral
carcinomas
or
a
group
associated
with
benign
genital
tumors
aquatic
vertebrate
animal
living
wholly
or
chiefly
in
or
on
water
sea
turtle
marine
turtle
any
of
various
large
turtles
with
limbs
modified
into
flippers,
widely
distributed
in
warm
seas
marine
iguana
Amblyrhynchus
cristatus
shore-dwelling
seaweed-eating
lizard
of
the
Galapagos
Islands
aquatic
bird
wading
and
swimming
and
diving
birds
of
either
fresh
or
salt
water
marine
mussel
mytilid
marine
bivalve
mollusk
having
a
dark
elongated
shell,
live
attached
to
solid
objects
especially
in
intertidal
zones
aquatic
mammal
whales
and
dolphins,
manatees
and
dugongs,
walruses,
seals
human
botfly
Dermatobia
hominis
large
tropical
American
fly,
parasitic
on
humans
and
other
mammals
leaf
bug
plant
bug
small
brightolored
insect
that
feeds
on
plant
juices
four-lined
plant
bug
four-lined
leaf
bug
Poecilocapsus
lineatus
yellow
or
orange
leaf
bug
with
four
black
stripes
down
the
back,
widespread
in
central
and
eastern
North
America
tarnished
plant
bug
Lygus
lineolaris
widespread
plant
and
fruit
pest
plant
louse
louse
any
of
several
small
insects
especially
aphids
that
feed
by
sucking
the
juices
from
plants
woolly
aphid
woolly
plant
louse
secretes
a
waxy
substance
like
a
mass
of
fine
curly
white
cotton
or
woolly
threads
jumping
plant
louse
psylla
psyllid
small
active
cicada-like
insect
with
hind
legs
adapted
for
leaping,
feeds
on
plant
juices
plant
hopper
planthopper
related
to
the
leafhoppers
and
spittlebugs
but
rarely
damages
cultivated
plants
homo
man
human
being
human
any
living
or
extinct
member
of
the
family
Hominidae
characterized
by
superior
intelligence,
articulate
speech,
and
erect
carriage
world
human
race
humanity
humankind
human
beings
humans
mankind
man
all
of
the
living
human
inhabitants
of
the
earth,
all
the
world
loves
a
lover,
she
always
used
`humankind'
because
`mankind'
seemed
to
slight
the
women
analytical
balance
chemical
balance
a
beam
balance
of
great
precision
used
in
quantitative
chemical
analysis
aquarium
fish
tank
marine
museum
a
tank
or
pool
or
bowl
filled
with
water
for
keeping
live
fish
and
underwater
animals
assembly
plant
a
factory
where
manufactured
parts
are
assembled
into
a
finished
product
body
bag
personnel
pouch
human
remains
pouch
a
bag
in
which
the
body
of
a
dead
soldier
is
placed
bottling
plant
a
plant
where
beverages
are
put
into
bottles
with
caps
chemical
bomb
gas
bomb
a
bomb
laden
with
chemical
agents
that
are
released
when
the
bomb
explodes
chemical
plant
an
industrial
plant
where
chemicals
are
produced
chemical
reactor
an
apparatus
for
holding
substances
that
are
undergoing
a
chemical
reaction
chemical
weapon
chemical
substances
that
can
be
delivered
using
munitions
and
dispersal
devices
to
cause
death
or
severe
harm
to
people
and
animals
and
plants
electrical
system
electrical
plant
utility
that
provides
electricity
factory
mill
manufacturing
plant
manufactory
a
plant
consisting
of
one
or
more
buildings
with
facilities
for
manufacturing
floating
mine
marine
mine
an
explosive
mine
designed
to
destroy
ships
that
bump
into
it
Global
Positioning
System
GPS
a
navigational
system
involving
satellites
and
computers
that
can
determine
the
latitude
and
longitude
of
a
receiver
on
Earth
by
computing
the
time
difference
for
signals
from
different
satellites
to
reach
the
receiver
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