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Definition
Synonym
insect
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Insekt
insect
Insektenspray
insect
spray
Schadinsekten
pl
agr.
insect
pests
Insektenbefall
m
insect
attack
Insekt
n
zool.
Insekten
pl
insect
insect
s
Insektenschutzmittel
n
insect
repellent
Insekt
n
; Kerbtier
n
zool.
Insekten
pl
; Kerbtiere
pl
insect
insect
s
stylopisiertes Insekt
stylopized
insect
Rüssel
m
, Saugrüssel
m
(Insekt)
proboscis (
insect
)
Vorderflügel
pl
(eines Insekts)
zool.
forewings (of an
insect
)
Hinterflügel
pl
(eines Insekts)
zool.
hindwings (of an
insect
)
Entomophagie
f
; Verzehr
m
von Insekten
cook.
insect
-eating; entomophagy
Insektenfalle
f
Insektenfallen
pl
insect
trap
insect
traps
Insektenesser
m
(Mensch); Insektenfresser
m
(Tier); Entomophag
m
biol.
insect
-eater; entomophagist
insektenverzehrend; entomophagisch
adj
cook.
insect
-eating; entomophagous
Schildlaus
f
zool.
Schildläuse
pl
scale
insect
scale
insect
s
Saugrüssel
m
; Rüssel
m
(Insekt)
anat.
zool.
Saugrüssel
pl
; Rüssel
pl
proboscis (
insect
)
probosces
Insektenblütigkeit
f
; Entomophilie
f
; Entomogamie
f
bot.
insect
pollination; entomophily
Insektensterben
n
envir.
insect
die-off;
insect
mortality
Rüssel
m
; Saugrüssel
m
(Insekt)
Rüssel
pl
; Saugrüssel
pl
proboscis (
insect
)
proboscises
Insektenfänger
m
Insektenfänger
pl
insect
trapper
insect
trappers
Insektenesser
m
; Entomophag
m
(Mensch)
cook.
(human)
insect
-eater; entomophagist
Insektenschutzmittel
n
Insektenschutzmittel
pl
insect
repellent
insect
repellents
Stabschrecke
f
, Stabheuschrecke
f
zool.
Stabschrecken
pl
, Stabheuschrecken
pl
stick
insect
stick
insect
s, Phasmatidae
Ökologe
m
; Ökologin
f
envir.
Ökologen
pl
; Ökologinnen
pl
Insektenökologe
m
ecologist
ecologists
insect
ecologist
Stabschrecke
f
; Stabheuschrecke
f
zool.
Stabschrecken
pl
; Stabheuschrecken
pl
stick
insect
stick
insect
s; Phasmatidae
insektenblütig; entomophil; entomogam
adj
bot.
insect
pollinated; entomophilous; entogamous
Speiseinsekt
n
agr.
Speiseinsekten
pl
edible
insect
edible
insect
s;
insect
s as food
Stachel
m
(eines Insekts)
zool.
Stacheln
pl
sting; stinger (of an
insect
)
stings; stingers
Ackerschädling
m
agr.
Ackerschädlinge
pl
field pest; injurious
insect
injurious
insect
s
Giftkunde
f
; Toxikologie
f
pharm.
Insektentoxikologie
f
Pflanzentoxikologie
f
toxicology
insect
toxicology
plant toxicology
Insekt
n
; Kerbtier
n
zool.
Insekten
pl
; Kerbtiere
pl
Nutzinsekt
n
Schadinsekt
n
insect
insect
s
beneficial
insect
pest
insect
Physiologe
m
; Physiologin
f
Physiologen
pl
; Physiologinnen
pl
Insektenphysiologe
m
physiologist
physiologists
insect
physiologist
Phasmid
m
zool.
Phasmiden
pl
phasmid, phasmid
insect
phasmids, phasmid
insect
s
Phasmid
m
zool.
Phasmiden
pl
phasmid; phasmid
insect
phasmids; phasmid
insect
s
Gespenstschrecke
f
, Phasmid
zool.
Gespenstschrecken
pl
, Phasmiden
pl
ghost
insect
, Phasmatodea
ghost
insect
s, phasmatodea
Gespenstschrecke
f
; Phasmid
zool.
Gespenstschrecken
pl
; Phasmiden
pl
ghost
insect
; Phasmatodea
ghost
insect
s; phasmatodea
Insektenstich
m
Insektenstiche
pl
insect
sting;
insect
bite
insect
stings;
insect
bites
Holometabolie
f
(Verwandlung von Insekten mit Puppenstadium)
zool.
holometabolism (
insect
methamorphosis with pupal instar)
Hemimetabolie
f
; Verwandlung
f
von Insekten ohne Puppenstadium
zool.
hemimetabolism (
insect
methamorphosis without pupal instar)
insektenblütig; entomophil; entomogam
adj
bot.
insektenblütig; entomophil; entomogamen
pl
insect
pollinated; entomophilous; entogamous
insect
pollinateds; entomophilouses; entogamouses
Insektenfresser
m
; Insectivore
m
zool.
Insektenfresser
pl
; Insectivoren
pl
insect
ivore;
insect
ivorous animal;
insect
eater
insect
ivores;
insect
ivorous animals;
insect
eaters
Insektenfresser
m
; Entomophag
m
zool.
Insektenfresser
pl
; Entomophagen
pl
insect
-eater;
insect
ivorous animal;
insect
ivore
insect
-eaters;
insect
ivorous animals;
insect
ivores
Insektenfresser
pl
(Eulipotyphla) (früher: Insectivora Lipotyphla) (zoologische Ordnung)
zool.
insect
-eating mammals;
insect
ivoran mammals;
insect
ivorans (often wrongly:
insect
ivores) (zoological order)
Stabheuschrecke
f
; Stabschrecke
f
zool.
Stabheuschrecken
pl
; Stabschrecken
pl
stick
insect
; stick bug; bug stick
Am.
Can.
; walking stick
stick
insect
s; stick bugs; bug sticks; walking sticks
zirpen
v
(Insekt)
zool.
zirpend
gezirpt
zirpt
zirpten
to chirr; to churr; to chirp (
insect
)
chirring; churring; chirping
chirred; churred; chirped
chirrs; churrs; chirps
chirred; churred; chirped
etw. im Haus haben; etwas dahaben
ugs.
v
Hast du Bier im Haus da?
Insektenfallen sind aus(verkauft). Nächste Woche werden wir wieder welche (im Haus) haben.
to have (got) sth. in the house; to have (got) sth. in
coll.
Have you got any beer in (the house)?
Insect traps are sold out. We'll have some in next week.
etw. im Haus haben; etwas dahaben
coll.
v
Hast du Bier im Haus da?
Insektenfallen sind aus(verkauft). Nächste Woche werden wir wieder welche (im Haus) haben.
to have (got) sth. in the house; to have (got) sth. in
coll.
Have you got any beer in (the house)?
Insect traps are sold out. We'll have some in next week.
Insekten-Nisthilfe
f
; Insektenhaus
n
; Insektenkasten
m
; Insektenhotel
n
; Insektenquartier
n
; Nützlingshotel
n
zool.
Insekten-Nisthilfen
pl
; Insektenhäuser
pl
; Insektenkästen
pl
; Insektenhotels
pl
; Insektenquartiere
pl
; Nützlingshotels
pl
insect
nesting box;
insect
house;
insect
hotel;
insect
condo
coll.
; bug home
coll.
insect
nesting boxes;
insect
houses;
insect
hotels;
insect
condos; bug homes
totschlagen; töten
v
totschlagend; tötend
totgeschlagen; getötet
ein Insekt totschlagen
to swat; to kill; to beat to death; to strike dead
swatting; killing; beating to death; striking dead
swatted; killed; beaten to death; struck dead
to swat an
insect
Deutsche
Insekt Synonyme
Insekt
ÂKerbtier
Insekt
Kerbtier
Englische
insect Synonyme
insect
Chilopoda
Chordata
Echiuroidea
Ectoprocta
Entoprocta
Lepisma
Monoplacophora
Nemertinea
Phoronidea
animal
ant
aphid
aphis
arachnid
arthropod
assassin bug
beast
bedbug
bee
beetle
bluebottle
borer
bug
butterfly
caddis fly
caterpillar
centipede
chafer
chigoe
chilopod
cicada
cicala
cockchafer
cockroach
crane fly
cricket
cucumber flea beetle
cur
curculio
daddy longlegs
damselfly
deer fly
diplopod
dobson fly
dog
dragonfly
drosophila
dung beetle
earwig
ephemerid
firefly
flea
fly
gadfly
glowworm
gnat
grain weevil
grasshopper
harvestman
hexapod
hornet
hound
hyena
jigger
katydid
kissing bug
lacewing
lady beetle
ladybird
ladybug
lantern fly
larva
locust
louse
maggot
mantis
mayfly
mealworm
midge
millepede
miller
millipede
mite
mole cricket
mongrel
mosquito
moth
nymph
pig
polecat
reptile
rice weevil
roach
scarab
scorpion
serpent
silverfish
skunk
snake
spider
springtail
squash bug
stag beetle
stinkbug
stone fly
swine
syrphus fly
tarantula
termite
tick
tiger moth
tsetse fly
tumblebug
varmint
vermin
viper
walkingstick
wasp
water bug
weevil
whelp
wood tick
worm
yellow jacket
insect
icide
aborticide
acaricide
anthelmintic
antibiotic
antiseptic
bug bomb
carbamate
insect
icide
chemosterilant
chlorinated hydrocarbon
insect
icide
contact poison
defoliant
disinfectant
eradicant
fratricide
fumigant
fungicide
genocide
germicide
herbicide
homicide
infanticide
insect
powder
matricide
microbicide
miticide
organic chlorine
organic phosphate
insect
icide
parricide
patricide
pesticide
poison
rat poison
regicide
roach paste
roach powder
rodenticide
sororicide
stomach poison
suicide
systemic
systemic
insect
icide
toxic
toxicant
toxin
uxoricide
venin
venom
vermicide
virus
weed killer
insect
ivore
amphibian
aquatic
biped
canine
cannibal
carnivore
cosmopolite
feline
gnawer
herbivore
invertebrate
mammal
mammalian
marsupial
marsupialian
omnivore
primate
quadruped
reptile
rodent
ruminant
scavenger
ungulate
varmint
vermin
vertebrate
insect
ivorous
cannibal
cannibalistic
carnivorous
commensal
dietetic
dining
eating
feeding
flesh-eating
fruitarian
gastronomic
gluttonous
grain-eating
graminivorous
granivorous
grass-eating
herbivorous
insect
-eating
lactovegetarian
man-eating
meat-eating
mensal
nourishing
nutritious
omnivorous
omophagous
pantophagous
phytivorous
phytophagous
plant-eating
postprandial
prandial
predacious
preprandial
vegetable-eating
vegetarian
insect Definition
Insect
(
n.
)
One
of
the
Insecta
Insect
(
n.
)
Any
air-breathing
arthropod,
as
a
spider
or
scorpion.
Insect
(
n.
)
Any
small
crustacean.
In
a
wider
sense,
the
word
is
often
loosely
applied
to
various
small
invertebrates.
Insect
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Any
small,
trivial,
or
contemptible
person
or
thing.
Insect
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
an
insect
or
insect
s.
Insect
(
a.
)
Like
an
insect
insect Bedeutung
insect
small
air-breathing
arthropod
social
insect
an
insect
that
lives
in
a
colony
with
other
insect
s
of
the
same
species
dipterous
insect
two-winged
insect
s
dipteran
dipteron
insect
s
having
usually
a
single
pair
of
functional
wings
(anterior
pair)
with
the
posterior
pair
reduced
to
small
knobbed
structures
and
mouth
parts
adapted
for
sucking
or
lapping
or
piercing
hymenopterous
insect
hymenopteran
hymenopteron
hymenopter
insect
s
having
two
pairs
of
membranous
wings
and
an
ovipositor
specialized
for
stinging
or
piercing
orthopterous
insect
orthopteron
orthopteran
any
of
various
insect
s
having
leathery
forewings
and
membranous
hind
wings
and
chewing
mouthparts
phasmid
phasmid
insect
large
cylindrical
or
flattened
mostly
tropical
insect
s
with
long
strong
legs
that
feed
on
plants,
walking
sticks
and
leaf
insect
s
walking
stick
walkingstick
stick
insect
any
of
various
mostly
tropical
insect
s
having
long
twiglike
bodies
walking
leaf
leaf
insect
tropical
insect
having
a
flattened
leaflike
body,
common
in
southern
Asia
and
the
East
Indies
dictyopterous
insect
cockroaches
and
mantids
hemipterous
insect
bug
hemipteran
hemipteron
insect
s
with
sucking
mouthparts
and
forewings
thickened
and
leathery
at
the
base,
usually
show
incomplete
metamorphosis
heteropterous
insect
true
bugs:
insect
s
whose
forewings
are
membranous
but
have
leathery
tips
homopterous
insect
homopteran
insect
s
having
membranous
forewings
and
hind
wings
coccid
insect
scale
insect
s
and
mealybugs
scale
insect
small
homopterous
insect
that
usually
lives
and
feeds
on
plants
and
secretes
a
protective
waxy
covering
wax
insect
any
of
various
insect
s
that
secrete
a
waxy
substance
cochineal
insect
cochineal
Dactylopius
coccus
Mexican
red
scale
insect
that
feeds
on
cacti,
the
source
of
a
red
dye
spittle
insect
spittlebug
small
leaping
herbivorous
insect
that
lives
in
a
mass
of
protective
froth
which
it
and
its
larvae
secrete
psocopterous
insect
small
soft-bodied
insect
with
chewing
mouthparts
and
either
no
wings
or
two
pairs
neuropteron
neuropteran
neuropterous
insect
insect
having
biting
mouthparts
and
four
large
membranous
wings
with
netlike
veins
trichopterous
insect
trichopteran
trichopteron
caddis
fly
thysanuran
insect
thysanuron
primitive
wingless
insect
s:
bristletail
thysanopter
thysanopteron
thysanopterous
insect
an
insect
of
the
order
Thysanoptera
lepidopterous
insect
lepidopteron
lepidopteran
insect
that
in
the
adult
state
has
four
wings
more
or
less
covered
with
tiny
scales
worm
louse
insect
dirt
ball
a
person
who
has
a
nasty
or
unethical
character
undeserving
of
respect
sting
bite
insect
bite
a
painful
wound
caused
by
the
thrust
of
an
insect
's
stinger
into
skin
insect
icide
insect
powder
a
chemical
used
to
kill
insect
s
insect
ifuge
insect
repellent
insect
repellant
a
chemical
substance
that
repels
insect
s
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