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German-English Dictionary: [population

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	NOUN	a population \| populations
	SYNO	population \| universe
	population \| universe © Princeton University

residual {adj} [e.g. alcohol, heat, risk, population]: Rest- [z. B. Alkohol, Wärme, Risiko, Population]
mouse {adj} [attr.] [e.g. bait, population, pup]: Mäuse-zool.
allochthonous {adj} [population, language]: allochthon [Bevölkerungsgruppe, Sprache]biol.ethn.ling.
to age [population]: vergreisensociol.
to census sb./sth. [human population]: eine Volkszählung durchführenstat.
to resurvey sb./sth. [population or sample]: jdn./etw. neu befragen
to vaccinate sth. [e.g. vaccination of an entire population]: etw. durchimpfen [z. B. ein Volk]med.
populace [population]: Volk {n} [Bevölkerung]
workforce [treated as sg. or pl.] [working population]: Erwerbsbevölkerung {f}
overflow [of people, population]: Überschuss {m}
people [population]: Einwohner {pl}
citizenry [population]: Bevölkerung {f} [Gesamtheit der Bürger z. B. eines Landes]
pocket [of population etc.]: Insel {f} [fig.]sociol.
[application to exterminate a wild predator population]: Abschussgesuch {n}
Antigua [also known as Waladli or Wadadli by the native population]: Antigua {n} [Insel der Kleinen Antillen]geogr.
outflux [of population]: Abwanderung {f} [von Bürgern usw.]sociol.
sparseness [of population]: geringe Dichte {f}
villadom [suburban population] [Br.]: Vorstadtbevölkerung {f}sociol.urban
French-speaking {adj} [e.g. region, country, world, population]: französischsprachig [z. B. Region, Land, Welt, Bevölkerung]ling.
German-speaking {adj} [e.g. region, country, population, minority]: deutschsprachig [z. B. Region, Land, Bevölkerung, Minderheit]ling.
Latin-speaking {adj} [person, population; region]: lateinischsprachig [Person, Bevölkerung; Region]ling.
black belt [Am.] [pej.] [referring to African American population distribution]: Negerviertel {n} [pej.]sociol.urban
elk population [Am.] [wapiti population]: Wapitipopulation {f} [auch: Wapiti-Population]zool.
elk population [Br.] [moose population]: Elchpopulation {f} [auch: Elch-Population]ecol.zool.
large city [more specifically, metropolitan area with population of over one million]: Millionenmetropole {f}
majority culture [culture shared by the majority of a population]: Mehrheitskultur {f} [Kultur der Mehrheit einer Bevölkerung]sociol.
mass transfer [of a population, people] [Am.]: Massenumsiedlung {f}pol.
natural growth [of a population considering only births and deaths]: Geburtensaldo {m}
natural increase [of a population considering only births and deaths]: Geburtensaldo {m}
thinning out [culling of deer population]: Ausdünnen {n} [Abschießen von überschüssigem Wild]hunting
work force [working population]: Erwerbsbevölkerung {f}
to spill over into sth. [population]: sich^Akk. auf etw.^Akk. ausbreiten
key settlement area [local or regional population center]: Siedlungsschwerpunkt {m}

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