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insect Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung



Insekt
insect
Insektenspray
insect spray
Schadinsekten pl agr.
insect pests
Insektenbefall m
insect attack
Insekt n zool.
Insekten pl
insect
insects
Insektenschutzmittel n
insect repellent
Insekt n; Kerbtier n zool.
Insekten pl; Kerbtiere pl
insect
insects
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 insects
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 insects, 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 insects; Phasmatidae
insektenblütig; entomophil; entomogam adj bot.
insect pollinated; entomophilous; entogamous
Speiseinsekt n agr.
Speiseinsekten pl
edible insect
edible insects; insects 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 insects
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
insects
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 insects
Phasmid m zool.
Phasmiden pl
phasmid; phasmid insect
phasmids; phasmid insects
Gespenstschrecke f, Phasmid zool.
Gespenstschrecken pl, Phasmiden pl
ghost insect, Phasmatodea
ghost insects, phasmatodea
Gespenstschrecke f; Phasmid zool.
Gespenstschrecken pl; Phasmiden pl
ghost insect; Phasmatodea
ghost insects; 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
insectivore; insectivorous animal; insect eater
insectivores; insectivorous animals; insect eaters
Insektenfresser m; Entomophag m zool.
Insektenfresser pl; Entomophagen pl
insect-eater; insectivorous animal; insectivore
insect-eaters; insectivorous animals; insectivores
Insektenfresser pl (Eulipotyphla) (früher: Insectivora Lipotyphla) (zoologische Ordnung) zool.
insect-eating mammals; insectivoran mammals; insectivorans (often wrongly: insectivores) (zoological order)
Stabheuschrecke f; Stabschrecke f zool.
Stabheuschrecken pl; Stabschrecken pl
stick insect; stick bug; bug stick Am. Can.; walking stick
stick insects; 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

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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  
insecticide  aborticide  acaricide  anthelmintic  antibiotic  antiseptic  bug bomb  carbamate insecticide  chemosterilant  chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide  contact poison  defoliant  disinfectant  eradicant  fratricide  fumigant  fungicide  genocide  germicide  herbicide  homicide  infanticide  insect powder  matricide  microbicide  miticide  organic chlorine  organic phosphate insecticide  parricide  patricide  pesticide  poison  rat poison  regicide  roach paste  roach powder  rodenticide  sororicide  stomach poison  suicide  systemic  systemic insecticide  toxic  toxicant  toxin  uxoricide  venin  venom  vermicide  virus  weed killer  
insectivore  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  
insectivorous  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 insects.
Insect
(a.) Like an insect

insect Bedeutung

insect small air-breathing arthropod
social insect an insect that lives in a colony with other insects of the same species
dipterous insect
two-winged insects
dipteran
dipteron
insects 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
insects having two pairs of membranous wings and an ovipositor specialized for stinging or piercing
orthopterous insect
orthopteron
orthopteran
any of various insects having leathery forewings and membranous hind wings and chewing mouthparts
phasmid
phasmid insect
large cylindrical or flattened mostly tropical insects with long strong legs that feed on plants, walking sticks and leaf insects
walking stick
walkingstick
stick insect
any of various mostly tropical insects 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
insects with sucking mouthparts and forewings thickened and leathery at the base, usually show incomplete metamorphosis
heteropterous insect true bugs: insects whose forewings are membranous but have leathery tips
homopterous insect
homopteran
insects having membranous forewings and hind wings
coccid insect scale insects 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 insects 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 insects: 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
insecticide
insect powder
a chemical used to kill insects
insectifuge
insect repellent
insect repellant
a chemical substance that repels insects
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