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Definition
Synonym
familiaerere
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
familiaerere
more familiar
familiaerere
more familiar
familiär, zwanglos
adj
informal
familiär, familiengebunden
adj
familial
familiär, freundschaftlich
adj
close
familiär, vertraulich
adj
familiärer
am familiärsten
familiar
more familiar
most familiar
umgangssprachlich, familiär
adj
colloquial
familiaer
familiar
Sehnervendegeneration
f
; Sehnervenatrophie
f
med.
Sehnervenatrophie bei Syphilis
familiär auftretende Sehnervenatrophie
optic (nerve) atrophy
optic tabes
Leber's disease
familiär
adj
(die Familie betreffend)
soc.
aus familiären Gründen
familiäre Verhältnisse
family
for family reasons
family environment
familiär; zwanglos; formlos; locker
adj
in familiärer Atmosphäre
informal (unformal)
in an informal atmosphere
familiär; familiengebunden
adj
familial
familiär; freundschaftlich
adj
close
familiär; vertraulich
adj
soc.
familiärer
am familiärsten
familiar
more familiar
most familiar
umgangssprachlich; familiär
adj
colloquial
heredofamiliär; familiär; in der einer Familie auftretend; in der einer Familie vererbt
adj
med.
familiäres Leiden; Familienkrankheit
familiäre Hyperglyzeridämie; Hyperlipidämie vom Typ II
familiärer Lipoproteinlipasemangel; Hyperchylomikronämie
familiäres Psychoplasma
das familiäre Unbewusste
heredofamilial; familial
familial disease
familial hyperglyceridaemia
familial lipoprotein lipase deficiency
familial psychoplasm
the familial unconscious
Bindungen
pl
, Verbindungen
pl
familiäre Bindungen
ties
family ties
Bindung
f
; Verbundenheit
f
(mit jdm. etw.)
psych.
soc.
die starke enge gefühlsmäßige Verbundenheit zwischen Mutter und Kind
familiäre Bindungen
bond; bonds; ties (with sb. sth.)
the strong close emotional bond between mother and child
family ties
Verbindlichkeit
f
; Verpflichtung
f
; Abnahmeverpflichtung
f
familiäre Verpflichtungen haben
Es besteht keinerlei Kaufzwang!
commitment
to have family commitments
With absolutely no commitment to buy!
Bindung
f
; Verbundenheit
f
(mit jdm. etw.)
psych.
soc.
die starke enge gefühlsmäßige Verbundenheit zwischen Mutter und Kind
familiäre Bindungen; Familienverbund
m
bond; bonds; ties (with sb. sth.)
the strong close emotional bond between mother and child
family ties
Lähmung
f
; Paralyse
f
med.
einseitige Lähmung
familiäre periodische Paralyse
krampfartige Lähmung
zerebrale Lähmung
Spätlähmung
f
paralysis; palsy
paralysis of one side of the body; hemiplegia
familial periodic paralysis
spastic paralysis
cerebral palsy
late paralysis
Polypose
f
; Vorhandensein
n
mehrerer Polypen
med.
diffuse gastrointestinale Polypose
familiäre Polypose
multiple intestinale Polypose
polyposis; multiple polyps
non-familial gastro-intestinal polyposis; Cronkhite-Canada syndrome; Cronkhite syndrome
familial polyposis
multiple intestinal polyposis
Sklerose
f
; Verhärtung
f
; Verkalkung
f
ugs.
(von Geweben Organen)
med.
Arteriosklerose
f
; vaskuläre Sklerose
f
; Arterienverkalkung
f
; Schlagaderverkalkung
f
Aortensklerose
f
Bulbärsklerose
f
Sklerose der Gehörknöchelchen; Verknöcherung der Gehörknöchelchen; Otosklerose
Sklerose der Haut; Sklerem (Sclerema)
Sklerose der Hirnwindungen; Sklerogyrie
Sklerose des Nervengewebes; Nervengewebeverkalkung; Neuroklerose
Sklerose durch Faservermehrung; Inosklerose
Sklerose mit Eiteransammlung; Pyosklerose
allgemeine Sklerose; generalisierte Sklerose
amyotrophische Lateralsklerose
f
ALS ; amyotrophe Lateralsklerose
f
; myatrophe Lateralsklerose
f
; Lou-Gehrig-Syndrom
n
familiäre zentrolobuläre Sklerose
konzentrische Sklerose; Leucoencephalitis periaxialis; Baló'sche Krankheit (Enzephalomyelitis periaxialis concentrica)
multiple Sklerose MS
posterolaterale Sklerose; subakute kombinierte Rückenmarkdegeneration; funikuläre Spinalerkrankung; funikuläre Myelose; Lichtheim-Syndrom; Putnam-Dana-Syndrom
progressive systemische Sklerose; Madonnenfinger (Sclerodermia diffusa progressiva)
systemische Sklerose
tuberöse Sklerose; Bourneville'sche Krankheit; Bourneville-Syndrom
sclerosis; hardening (of tissues organs)
arteriosclerosis; arteriosclerotic vascular disease ASVD ; vascular sclerosis
aortic sclerosis
bulbar sclerosis
otosclerosis; otospongiosis
sclerosis of the skin; sclerema
atrophic scarring of the cerebral convulsions; sclerogyria
neurosclerosis
inosclerosis
pyosclerosis
general sclerosis
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ALS ; myotrophic lateral sclerosis; motor neurone disease MND ; Charcot's disease; Charcot's syndrome; Lou Gehrig's disease
Am.
familial centrolobular sclerosis; Pllizaeus-Merzbacher disease
Baló's concentric sclerosis; Baló's disease; concentric periaxial leucoencephalitis; demyelinating encephalopathy
multiple sclerosis MS ; polysclerosis; multilocular sclerosis; disseminated sclerosis; diffuse sclerosis; cerebrospinal sclerosis; insular sclerosis
posterolateral sclerosis; Lichtheim's syndrome; Putnam-Dana syndrome
progressive systemic sclerosis; Madonna finger
systemic sclerosis
tuberous sclerosis; epiloia; Bourneville's disease
Verpflichtung
f
; Verbindlichkeit
f
(die man freiwillig eingeht)
familiäre Verpflichtungen haben
Es besteht keine Kaufverpflichtung kein Kaufzwang!
Sich einen Hund anzuschaffen, ist eine große Verpflichtung.
Die Kirche hat die Verpflichtung, den Armen zu helfen.
commitment
to have family commitments
There is (absolutely) no commitment to buy!
Getting a dog is a big commitment.
The church has a commitment to helping the poor.
Straftat
f
; Tat
f
; Delikt
n
Straftaten
pl
; Delikte
pl
minderschwere Straftat
Straftat(en) ohne Täter-Opfer-Beziehung
Straftat(en) im familiären Umfeld
Straftaten gegen ältere Personen Kinder
Straftaten bei denen die Opfer unter Drogen gesetzt werden
zum Tatzeitpunkt
crime; offence
Br.
; offense
Am.
crimes; offences; offenses
minor offence crime
stranger crime
domestic crime
crimes against the elderly children
drug-facilitated crime
at the time of the offence
jdn. potenziell zu etw. machen
v
(Verhalten Einstellung)
Eltern die rauchen machen auch ihre Kinder zu potenziellen Rauchern.
Ein guter Lehrer weckt in seinen Schülern Lernbereitschaft.
Aufgrund seines familiären Umfelds ist er ein potenzieller Sympathisant der Sozialdemokratie.
to predispose sb. to sth. to do sth. (make sb. inclined to a specific behaviour attitude)
Parents who smoke predispose their children to smoking.
A good teacher predisposes his students to learn.
His family background predisposes him to support the Social Democrats.
Straftat
f
; Tat
f
; Delikt
n
jur.
Straftaten
pl
; Taten
pl
; Delikte
pl
Begleitdelikte
pl
Botschaftsdelikt
n
Ehrverletzungsdelikt
n
; Ehrdelikt
n
; Ehrendelikt
n
Eigentumsstraftat
f
; Eigentumsdelikt
n
fortgesetztes Delikt
minderschwere Straftat
Serienstraftat
f
; Seriendelikt
m
Vermögensstraftat
f
; Vermögensdelikt
n
Vorurteilsdelikt
n
eine einfach auszuführende Straftat
Straftat nach US-Bundesrecht
Straftat(en) ohne Täter-Opfer-Beziehung
Straftat(en) im familiären Umfeld
Straftaten gegen ältere Personen Kinder
Straftaten, bei denen die Opfer unter Drogen gesetzt werden
strafbare Vorbereitungshandlung
zum Tatzeitpunkt
(im Strafregister) getilgte nicht getilgte Straftat
crime; offence
Br.
; offense
Am.
crimes; offences; offenses
concomitant crime
message crime
defamation offence
Br.
; defamation offense
Am.
offence against tangible property
Br.
; offense against tangible property
Am.
(removal of or damage to property)
continued offence
Br.
; continued offense
Am.
minor offence crime
serial crime; serial offence
property crime; property offence
Br.
; property offense
Am.
; offence
Br.
offense
Am.
against property; offence
Br.
offense
Am.
involving financial loss or damage to property
bias-motivated crime; hate crime
an easily committable offence
federal offense
Am.
stranger crime
domestic crime
crimes against the elderly children
drug-facilitated crime
inchoate crime
at the time of the offence
spent unspent offence
Br.
; expurged unexpurged offense
Am.
jdn. potenziell zu etw. machen
v
(Verhalten, Einstellung)
Eltern, die rauchen, machen auch ihre Kinder zu potenziellen Rauchern.
Ein guter Lehrer weckt in seinen Schülern Lernbereitschaft.
Aufgrund seines familiären Umfelds ist er ein potenzieller Sympathisant der Sozialdemokratie.
to predispose sb. to sth. to do sth. (make sb. inclined to a specific behaviour attitude)
Parents who smoke predispose their children to smoking.
A good teacher predisposes his students to learn.
His family background predisposes him to support the Social Democrats.
Kretinismus
m
; angeborene Hypothyreose
f
(angeborene Schilddrüsenunterfunktion)
med.
familiärer Kretinismus
cretinism; thyroid dwarfism
familial cretinism
familiärer Notfall
m
family urgency; family emergency
familiaerere
more familiar
familiaerste
most familiar
Deutsche
familiaerere Synonyme
Englische
more familiar Synonyme
more
a certain number
a few
above
accessory
added
additional
additionally
again
all included
along
also
altogether
among other things
ancillary
and all
and also
and so
another
as well
au reste
auxiliary
beside
besides
better
beyond
certain
collateral
composite
contributory
else
en plus
ever
more
extra
farther
for lagniappe
fresh
further
further
more
greater and greater
growingly
in addition
increasingly
inter alia
into the bargain
item
likewise
more
and
more
more
than one
more
over
new
nonuniqueness
not singular
numerous
numerousness
on and on
on the side
on top of
other
over
plural
pluralism
pluralistic
plurality
pluralness
plurative
plus
several
similarly
some
spare
supernumerary
supplemental
supplementary
surplus
then
therewith
to boot
too
ulterior
variety
various
yet
more
or less
about
all but
almost
approximately
approximatively
as good as
circa
fairly
for practical purposes
generally
generally speaking
in round numbers
just about
kind of
moderately
most
nearly
plus ou moins
practically
pretty
rather
roughly
roughly speaking
roundly
say
some
something
sort of
well-nigh
more
than enough
abundance
affluence
ample sufficiency
ampleness
amplitude
avalanche
bellyful
beyond measure
bonanza
bountifulness
bountiousness
bumper crop
copiousness
deluge
embarras de richesses
engorgement
enough
extravagance
extravagancy
extravagantly
exuberance
fertility
fill
flood
flow
foison
full measure
fullness
generosity
generousness
glut
great abundance
great plenty
gush
inundation
landslide
lavishly
lavishness
liberality
liberalness
lots
luxuriance
maximum
money to burn
much
myriad
myriads
numerousness
opulence
opulency
out of measure
outpouring
overabundance
overabundantly
overaccumulation
overbounteousness
overcopiousness
overdose
overflow
overlavishness
overluxuriance
overmeasure
overmuchness
overnumerousness
overplentifulness
overplenty
overpopulation
overprofusion
oversufficiency
oversupply
plenitude
plenteousness
plentifully
plentifulness
plenty
plethora
prevalence
prodigality
prodigally
productiveness
profuseness
profusion
quantities
redundancy
repleteness
repletion
rich harvest
rich vein
richness
riot
riotousness
satiation
satiety
satisfaction
saturatedness
saturation
saturation point
scads
shower
skinful
snootful
spate
stream
substantiality
substantialness
superabundance
superabundantly
superflux
supersaturation
surfeit
teemingness
wealth
without measure
more
over
above
additionally
again
all included
also
altogether
among other things
and all
and also
and so
as well
au reste
beside
besides
beyond
else
en plus
extra
farther
for lagniappe
further
further
more
in addition
inter alia
into the bargain
item
likewise
more
on the side
on top of
over
plus
similarly
then
therewith
to boot
too
yet
more
s
Weltanschauung
acculturation
amenities
bon ton
civilities
civility
civilization
climate
climate of opinion
comity
complex
conformity
consuetude
convention
courtliness
cultural drift
culture
culture area
culture center
culture complex
culture conflict
culture contact
culture pattern
culture trait
custom
decencies
decorum
dictates of society
diplomatic code
elegance
elegancies
established way
ethos
etiquette
exquisite manners
fashion
folkway
folkways
formalities
good form
good manners
ideology
intellectual climate
key trait
manner
manners
moral climate
morality
morals
natural politeness
norms
observance
point of etiquette
politeness
politesse
practice
praxis
prescription
proper thing
proprieties
protocol
punctilio
quiet good manners
ritual
rules of conduct
social code
social conduct
social convention
social graces
social procedures
social usage
society
spiritual climate
standard behavior
standard usage
standing custom
the conventions
the
more
s
the proprieties
the right things
time-honored practice
tradition
trait
trait-complex
usage
use
way
what is done
wont
wonting
world view
familiaerere Definition
Familiar
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
family
Familiar
(
a.
)
Closely
acquainted
or
intimate,
as
a
friend
or
companion
Familiar
(
a.
)
Characterized
by,
or
exhibiting,
the
manner
of
an
intimate
friend
Familiar
(
a.
)
Well
known
Familiar
(
a.
)
Improperly
acquainted
Familiar
(
n.
)
An
intimate
Familiar
(
n.
)
An
attendant
demon
or
evil
spirit.
Familiar
(
n.
)
A
confidential
officer
employed
in
the
service
of
the
tribunal,
especially
in
apprehending
and
imprisoning
the
accused.
more familiar Bedeutung
familiar
familiar
spirit
a
spirit
(usually
in
animal
form)
that
acts
as
an
assistant
to
a
witch
or
wizard
companion
comrade
fellow
familiar
associate
a
friend
who
is
frequently
in
the
company
of
another,
drinking
companions,
comrades
in
arms
familiar
a
person
attached
to
the
household
of
a
high
official
(as
a
pope
or
bishop)
who
renders
service
in
return
for
support
familiar
intimate
having
mutual
interests
or
affections,
of
established
friendship,
on
familiar
terms,
pretending
she
is
on
an
intimate
footing
with
those
she
slanders
familiar
well
known
or
easily
recognized,
a
familiar
figure,
familiar
songs,
familiar
guests
long-familiar
well-known(a)
frequently
experienced,
known
closely
or
intimately,
a
long-familiar
face,
a
well-known
voice
reached
her
ears
familiar
within
normal
everyday
experience,
common
and
ordinary,
not
strange,
familiar
ordinary
objects
found
in
every
home,
a
familiar
everyday
scene,
a
familiar
excuse,
a
day
like
any
other
filled
with
familiar
duties
and
experiences
conversant(p)
familiar(p)
(usually
followed
by
`with')
well
informed
about
or
knowing
thoroughly,
conversant
with
business
trends,
familiar
with
the
complex
machinery,
he
was
familiar
with
those
roads
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