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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  furthermore  greater and greater  growingly  in addition  increasingly  inter alia  into the bargain  item  likewise  more and more  more than one  moreover  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  
moreover  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  furthermore  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  
mores  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 mores  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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