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Definition
Synonym
rudelbildend
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
rudelbildend
; in Rudeln lebend; herdenbildend; in Herden lebend
adj
(Säugetiere)
zool.
gregarious; social (mammals)
rudelbildend
; in Rudeln lebend; herdenbildend; in Herden lebend
adj
(Säugetiere)
zool.
gregarious; social (mammals)
rudelbildend
; in Rudeln lebend; herdenbildend; in Herden lebend
adj
(Säugetiere)
zool.
gregarious; social (mammals)
Rudelbildung
f
(Regelverstoß beim Fußball)
sport
mass confrontation (breach of the rules in football)
Deutsche
rudelbildend Synonyme
Englische
gregarious; social Synonyme
gregarious
affable
all jaw
amiable
candid
chatty
civil
clubbable
clubbish
clubby
communicative
companionable
companionate
compatible
congenial
conversational
courteous
effusive
expansive
fit for society
flip
fluent
fond of society
frank
friendly
gabby
garrulous
gassy
genial
glib
gossipy
gushy
hospitable
long-winded
loquacious
multiloquent
multiloquious
newsy
overtalkative
prolix
smooth
sociable
social
social-minded
talkative
talky
urbane
verbose
voluble
windy
rudelbildend Definition
Gregarious
(
a.
)
Habitually
living
or
moving
in
flocks
or
herds
Mammals
(
pl.
)
of
Mammal
Social
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
society
Social
(
a.
)
Ready
or
disposed
to
mix
in
friendly
converse
Social
(
a.
)
Consisting
in
union
or
mutual
intercourse.
Social
(
a.
)
Naturally
growing
in
groups
or
masses
Social
(
a.
)
Living
in
communities
consisting
of
males,
females,
and
neuters,
as
do
ants
and
most
bees.
Social
(
a.
)
Forming
compound
groups
or
colonies
by
budding
from
basal
processes
or
stolons
gregarious; social (mammals) Bedeutung
social
relation
a
relation
between
living
organisms
(especially
between
people)
social
dancing
dancing
as
part
of
a
social
occasion
welfare
work
social
service
an
organized
activity
to
improve
the
condition
of
disadvantaged
people
in
society
social
activity
activity
considered
appropriate
on
social
occasions
social
welfare
welfare
public
assistance
governmental
provision
of
economic
assistance
to
persons
in
need,
she
lives
on
welfare
social
insurance
government
provision
for
unemployed,
injured,
or
aged
people,
financed
by
contributions
from
employers
and
employees
as
well
as
by
government
revenue
supplementary
benefit
social
assistance
national
assistance
benefits
paid
to
bring
incomes
up
to
minimum
levels
established
by
law
Social
Security
social
welfare
program
in
the
U.S.,
includes
old-age
and
survivors
insurance
and
some
unemployment
insurance
and
old-age
assistance
social
control
control
exerted
(actively
or
passively)
by
group
action
social
work
any
of
various
services
designed
to
aid
the
poor
and
aged
and
to
increase
the
welfare
of
children
social
insect
an
insect
that
lives
in
a
colony
with
other
insects
of
the
same
species
social
psychology
the
branch
of
psychology
that
studies
persons
and
their
relationships
with
others
and
with
groups
and
with
society
as
a
whole
social
science
the
branch
of
science
that
studies
society
and
the
relationships
of
individual
within
a
society
social
anthropology
cultural
anthropology
the
branch
of
anthropology
that
deals
with
human
culture
and
society
social
democracy
the
belief
in
a
gradual
transition
from
capitalism
to
socialism
by
democratic
means
Social
Security
number
the
number
of
a
particular
individual's
Social
Security
account
social
policy
a
policy
of
for
dealing
with
social
issues
social
action
a
social
policy
of
reform
(especially
socioeconomic
reform)
intercourse
social
intercourse
communication
between
individuals
social
event
an
event
characteristic
of
persons
forming
groups
affair
occasion
social
occasion
function
social
function
a
vaguely
specified
social
event,
the
party
was
quite
an
affair,
an
occasion
arranged
to
honor
the
president,
a
seemingly
endless
round
of
social
functions
social
group
people
sharing
some
social
relation
class
stratum
social
class
socio-economic
class
people
having
the
same
social,
economic,
or
educational
status,
the
working
class,
an
emerging
professional
class
Social
Security
Administration
SSA
an
independent
government
agency
responsible
for
the
Social
Security
system
unit
social
unit
an
organization
regarded
as
part
of
a
larger
social
group,
the
coach
said
the
offensive
unit
did
a
good
job,
after
the
battle
the
soldier
had
trouble
rejoining
his
unit
club
social
club
society
guild
gild
lodge
order
a
formal
association
of
people
with
similar
interests,
he
joined
a
golf
club,
they
formed
a
small
lunch
society,
men
from
the
fraternal
order
will
staff
the
soup
kitchen
today
social
gathering
social
affair
a
gathering
for
the
purpose
of
promoting
fellowship
sociable
social
mixer
a
party
of
people
assembled
to
promote
sociability
and
communal
activity
Social
Democratic
Party
a
political
party
in
Germany
and
Britain
(and
elsewhere)
founded
in
late
th
century,
originally
Marxist,
now
advocates
the
gradual
transformation
of
capitalism
into
democratic
socialism
Economic
and
Social
Council
ECOSOC
a
permanent
council
of
the
United
Nations,
responsible
for
economic
and
social
conditions
Economic
and
Social
Council
commission
ECOSOC
commission
a
commission
of
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
of
the
United
Nations
Social
Development
Commission
the
commission
of
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
of
the
United
Nations
that
is
concerned
with
social
development
social
organization
social
organisation
social
structure
social
system
structure
the
people
in
a
society
considered
as
a
system
organized
by
a
characteristic
pattern
of
relationships,
the
social
organization
of
England
and
America
is
very
different,
sociologists
have
studied
the
changing
structure
of
the
family
movement
social
movement
front
a
group
of
people
with
a
common
ideology
who
try
together
to
achieve
certain
general
goals,
he
was
a
charter
member
of
the
movement,
politicians
have
to
respect
a
mass
movement,
he
led
the
national
liberation
front
almoner
medical
social
worker
an
official
in
a
British
hospital
who
looks
after
the
social
and
material
needs
of
the
patients
dancer
social
dancer
a
person
who
participates
in
a
social
gathering
arranged
for
dancing
(as
a
ball)
lion
social
lion
a
celebrity
who
is
lionized
(much
sought
after)
reformer
reformist
crusader
social
reformer
meliorist
a
disputant
who
advocates
reform
social
anthropologist
cultural
anthropologist
an
anthropologist
who
studies
such
cultural
phenomena
as
kinship
systems
social
climber
climber
someone
seeking
social
prominence
by
obsequious
behavior
social
scientist
someone
expert
in
the
study
of
human
society
and
its
personal
relationships
social
secretary
a
personal
secretary
who
handles
your
social
correspondence
and
appointments
social
worker
caseworker
welfare
worker
someone
employed
to
provide
social
services
(especially
to
the
disadvantaged)
tippler
social
drinker
someone
who
drinks
liquor
repeatedly
in
small
quantities
social
process
a
process
involved
in
the
formation
of
groups
of
persons
stratification
social
stratification
the
condition
of
being
arranged
in
social
strata
or
classes
within
a
group
social
station
social
status
social
rank
rank
position
in
a
social
hierarchy,
the
British
are
more
aware
of
social
status
than
Americans
are
social
contract
an
implicit
agreement
among
people
that
results
in
the
organization
of
society,
individual
surrenders
liberty
in
return
for
protection
a
venereal
disease
VD
venereal
infection
social
disease
Cupid's
itch
Cupid's
disease
Venus's
curse
dose
sexually
transmitted
disease
STD
a
communicable
infection
transmitted
by
sexual
intercourse
or
genital
contact
social
phobia
any
phobia
(other
than
agoraphobia)
associated
with
situations
in
which
you
are
subject
to
criticism
by
others
(as
fear
of
eating
in
public
or
public
speaking
etc)
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