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Definition
Synonym
eiterbl�schenbildend
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Hautbläschen
n
; Bläschen
n
; Vesikel
f
(Vesicula)
med.
Hautbläschen
pl
; Bläschen
pl
; Vesikel
pl
Blutbläschen
n
Brandbläschen
n
Eiterbläschen
n
Wasserbläschen
n
vesicle
vesicles
blood vesicle
burn vesicle
pustular vesicle; vesiculo-pustule
water vesicle
eiterbläschenähnlich
adj
med.
pustuliform
eiterbläschenbildend
adj
med.
pustulant
Pustelbildung
f
; Eiterbläschenbildung
f
med.
pustule formation; pustulation; pustulosis; empyesis
Hautblase
f
; Blase
f
med.
Hautblasen
pl
; Blasen
pl
kleine Blase; Bläschen
n
kleine, weiche Blase
Blutblase
f
Brandblase
f
Eiterblase
f
Fieberblase
f
(Lippenherpes)
Wasserblase
f
; Wasserzyste
f
blister
blisters
small blister
bleb
blood blister
burn blister
pus blister; purulent blister
fever blister; febrile blister; cold sore (orofacial herpes simplex)
water blister; hydrocyst
Deutsche
eiterbl�schenbildend Synonyme
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Englische
vesicle Synonyme
vesicle
air bubble
balloon
bilge
birthmark
blackhead
bladder
blain
bleb
blemish
blister
blob
blood blister
boss
bow
bubble
bulb
bulge
bulla
bump
bunch
burl
button
cahot
check
chine
cicatrix
clump
comedo
condyle
convex
crack
crater
craze
defacement
defect
deformation
deformity
disfiguration
disfigurement
distortion
dowel
ear
fault
fever blister
flange
flap
flaw
freckle
gall
globule
gnarl
handle
hemangioma
hickey
hill
hump
hunch
jog
joggle
keloid
kink
knob
knot
knur
knurl
lentigo
lip
loop
lump
milium
mole
mountain
needle scar
nevus
nub
nubbin
nubble
papilloma
peg
pimple
pit
pock
pockmark
port-wine mark
port-wine stain
pustule
rib
ridge
rift
ring
scab
scar
scratch
sebaceous cyst
shoulder
soap bubble
spine
split
strawberry mark
stud
sty
style
tab
track
tubercle
tubercule
twist
verruca
wale
warp
wart
weal
welt
wen
whitehead
eiterbl�schenbildend Definition
Apollinaris
water
(
)
An
effervescing
alkaline
mineral
water
used
as
a
table
beverage.
It
is
obtained
from
a
spring
in
Apollinarisburg,
near
Bonn.
Blood
(
n.
)
The
fluid
which
circulates
in
the
principal
vascular
system
of
animals,
carrying
nourishment
to
all
parts
of
the
body,
and
bringing
away
waste
products
to
be
excreted.
See
under
Arterial.
Blood
(
n.
)
Relationship
by
descent
from
a
common
ancestor
Blood
(
n.
)
Descent
Blood
(
n.
)
Descent
from
parents
of
recognized
breed
Blood
(
n.
)
The
fleshy
nature
of
man.
Blood
(
n.
)
The
shedding
of
blood
Blood
(
n.
)
A
bloodthirsty
or
murderous
disposition.
Blood
(
n.
)
Temper
of
mind
Blood
(
n.
)
A
man
of
fire
or
spirit
Blood
(
n.
)
The
juice
of
anything,
especially
if
red.
Blood
(
v.
t.)
To
bleed.
Blood
(
v.
t.)
To
stain,
smear
or
wet,
with
blood.
Blood
(
v.
t.)
To
give
(hounds
or
soldiers)
a
first
taste
or
sight
of
blood,
as
in
hunting
or
war.
Blood
(
v.
t.)
To
heat
the
blood
of
Blood-boltered
(
a.
)
Having
the
hair
matted
with
clotted
blood.
Blood
money
(
)
Money
paid
to
the
next
of
kin
of
a
person
who
has
been
killed
by
another.
Blood
money
(
)
Money
obtained
as
the
price,
or
at
the
cost,
of
another's
life
Blood-shotten
(
a.
)
Bloodshot.
Blood
vessel
(
)
Any
vessel
or
canal
in
which
blood
circulates
in
an
animal,
as
an
artery
or
vein.
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
consume
with
fire
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
injure
by
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
perfect
or
improve
by
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
make
or
produce,
as
an
effect
or
result,
by
the
application
of
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
consume,
injure,
or
change
the
condition
of,
as
if
by
action
of
fire
or
heat
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
a
cautery
to
Burn
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
combine
with
oxygen
or
other
active
agent,
with
evolution
of
heat
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
be
of
fire
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
suffer
from,
or
be
scorched
by,
an
excess
of
heat.
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
condition,
quality,
appearance,
sensation,
or
emotion,
as
if
on
fire
or
excessively
heated
Burn
(
v.
i.)
To
combine
energetically,
with
evolution
of
heat
Burn
(
v.
i.)
In
certain
games,
to
approach
near
to
a
concealed
object
which
is
sought.
Burn
(
n.
)
A
hurt,
injury,
or
effect
caused
by
fire
or
excessive
or
intense
heat.
Burn
(
n.
)
The
operation
or
result
of
burning
or
baking,
as
in
brickmaking
Burn
(
n.
)
A
disease
in
vegetables.
See
Brand,
n.,
6.
Burn
(
n.
)
A
small
stream.
Dragon's
blood
(
)
Alt.
of
Dragon's
tail
Fresh-water
(
a.
)
Of,
pertaining
to,
or
living
in,
water
not
salt
Fresh-water
(
a.
)
Accustomed
to
sail
on
fresh
water
only
Fresh-water
(
a.
)
Unskilled
Half
blood
(
)
The
relation
between
persons
born
of
the
same
father
or
of
the
same
mother,
but
not
of
both
Half
blood
(
n.
)
A
person
so
related
to
another.
Half
blood
(
n.
)
A
person
whose
father
and
mother
are
of
different
races
Napha
water
(
)
A
perfume
distilled
from
orange
flowers.
Pustular
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
pustules
Pustular
(
a.
)
Covered
with
pustulelike
prominences
Pustule
(
n.
)
A
vesicle
or
an
elevation
of
the
cuticle
with
an
inflamed
base,
containing
pus.
Rose
water
(
)
Water
tinctured
with
roses
by
distillation.
Rose-water
(
a.
)
Having
the
odor
of
rose
water
Selters
water
(
)
A
mineral
water
from
Sellers,
in
the
district
of
Nassan,
Germany,
containing
much
free
carbonic
acid.
vesicle / vesicles / blood vesicle / burn vesicle / pustular vesicle; vesiculo-pustule / water vesicle Bedeutung
blood
typing
determining
a
person's
blood
type
by
serological
methods
water
travel
seafaring
travel
by
water
transfusion
blood
transfusion
the
introduction
of
blood
or
blood
plasma
into
a
vein
or
artery
burn
damage
inflicted
by
fire
water
sport
aquatics
sports
that
involve
bodies
of
water
water-skiing
skiing
on
water
while
being
towed
by
a
motorboat
blood
sport
sport
that
involves
killing
animals
(especially
hunting)
water
polo
a
game
played
in
a
swimming
pool
by
two
teams
of
swimmers
who
try
to
throw
an
inflated
ball
into
the
opponents'
goal
treading
water
a
stroke
that
keeps
the
head
above
water
by
thrashing
the
legs
and
arms
blood
count
the
act
of
estimating
the
number
of
red
and
white
corpuscles
in
a
blood
sample
complete
blood
count
CBC
blood
profile
counting
the
number
of
white
and
red
blood
cells
and
the
number
of
platelets
in
cubic
millimeter
of
blood
differential
blood
count
counting
the
number
of
specific
types
of
white
blood
cells
found
in
cubic
millimeter
of
blood,
may
be
included
as
part
of
a
complete
blood
count
water
conservation
the
conservation
of
water
resources
blood-oxygenation
level
dependent
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
BOLD
FMRI
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
that
relies
on
intrinsic
changes
in
hemoglobin
oxygenation
water
development
water
project
water
program
making
an
area
of
water
more
useful
arterial
blood
gases
measurement
of
the
pH
level
and
the
oxygen
and
carbon
dioxide
concentrations
in
arterial
blood,
important
in
diagnosis
of
many
respiratory
diseases
vendetta
blood
feud
a
feud
in
which
members
of
the
opposing
parties
murder
each
other
yolk
sac
vitelline
sac
umbilical
vesicle
vesicula
umbilicus
membranous
structure
that
functions
as
the
circulatory
system
in
mammalian
embryos
until
the
heart
becomes
functional
water
thrush
brownish
North
American
warbler
found
near
streams
water
ouzel
dipper
small
stocky
diving
bird
without
webbed
feet,
frequents
fast-flowing
streams
and
feeds
along
the
bottom
European
water
ouzel
Cinclus
aquaticus
a
water
ouzel
of
Europe
American
water
ouzel
Cinclus
mexicanus
a
water
ouzel
of
western
North
America
water
snake
any
of
various
mostly
harmless
snakes
that
live
in
or
near
water
common
water
snake
banded
water
snake
Natrix
sipedon
Nerodia
sipedon
in
some
classifications
placed
in
the
genus
Nerodia,
western
United
States
snake
that
seldom
ventures
far
from
water
water
moccasin
any
of
numerous
North
American
water
snakes
inhabiting
fresh
waters
water
moccasin
cottonmouth
cottonmouth
moccasin
Agkistrodon
piscivorus
venomous
semiaquatic
snake
of
swamps
in
southern
United
States
waterfowl
water
bird
waterbird
freshwater
aquatic
bird
water
shrew
any
of
several
small
semiaquatic
shrews
usually
living
near
swift-flowing
streams
American
water
shrew
Sorex
palustris
water
shrew
of
North
America
European
water
shrew
Neomys
fodiens
widely
distributed
Old
World
water
shrew
Mediterranean
water
shrew
Neomys
anomalus
a
type
of
water
shrew
schistosome
blood
fluke
flatworms
parasitic
in
the
blood
vessels
of
mammals
blood
clam
red-blooded
clam
daphnia
water
flea
minute
freshwater
crustacean
having
a
round
body
enclosed
in
a
transparent
shell,
moves
about
like
a
flea
by
means
of
hairy
branched
antennae
cyclops
water
flea
minute
free-swimming
freshwater
copepod
having
a
large
median
eye
and
pear-shaped
body
and
long
antennae
used
in
swimming,
important
in
some
food
chains
and
as
intermediate
hosts
of
parasitic
worms
that
affect
man
e.g.
Guinea
worms
gallinule
marsh
hen
water
hen
swamphen
any
of
various
small
aquatic
birds
of
the
genus
Gallinula
distinguished
from
rails
by
a
frontal
shield
and
a
resemblance
to
domestic
hens
American
coot
marsh
hen
mud
hen
water
hen
Fulica
americana
a
coot
found
in
North
America
water
turkey
Anhinga
anhinga
blackish
New
World
snakebird
of
swampy
regions
water
dog
a
dog
accustomed
to
water
and
usually
trained
to
retrieve
waterfowl
water
spaniel
any
dog
of
two
large
curlyoated
breeds
used
for
hunting
waterfowl
American
water
spaniel
breed
of
medium-sized
spaniels
originating
in
America
having
chocolate
or
liverolored
curly
coat
Irish
water
spaniel
breed
of
large
spaniels
developed
in
Ireland
having
a
heavy
coat
of
liverolored
curls
and
a
topknot
of
long
curls
and
a
nearly
hairless
tail
water
vascular
system
system
of
fluid-filled
tubes
used
by
echinoderms
in
locomotion
and
feeding
and
respiration
water
beetle
any
of
numerous
aquatic
beetles
usually
having
a
smooth
oval
body
and
flattened
hind
legs
for
swimming
German
cockroach
Croton
bug
crotonbug
water
bug
Blattella
germanica
small
light-brown
cockroach
brought
to
United
States
from
Europe,
a
common
household
pest
water
bug
a
true
bug:
large
aquatic
bug
adapted
to
living
in
or
on
the
surface
of
water
giant
water
bug
large
water
bug
with
piercing
and
sucking
mouthparts,
feeds
on
young
fishes
water
scorpion
long-legged
aquatic
insect
having
the
front
legs
fitted
for
seizing
and
holding
prey
and
the
abdomen
extended
by
a
long
breathing
tube
water
boatman
boat
bug
carnivorous
aquatic
bug
having
paddle-like
hind
legs
water
strider
pond-skater
water
skater
long-legged
bug
that
skims
about
on
the
surface
of
water
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