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German-English Dictionary: [sometimes

upfront {adv} [spv.] [sometimes also: up-front] [in advance] [idiom]
vorab [im Voraus]
artsy {adj} [Am.] [sometimes pej.]
künstlerischart
Moslem {adj} [dated, sometimes offensive spv.]
moslemisch [veraltend]relig.
parve {adj} [sometimes spelled pareve]
parvegastr.relig.
harelipped {adj} [no longer in scientific use; coll.: sometimes offensive] [cleft-lipped]
mit Hasenscharte [nachgestellt] [ugs.] [fachspr. veraltet]med.
Samoyedic {adj} [sometimes considered derogatory]
samojedischling.
theatric {adj} [here: often pej., sometimes positive: in a typical manner of theatre]
theatrig [Theaterjargon; oft pej., manchmal auch positiv gemeint: in typischer Theatermanier]theatre
youns {pron} [Am.] [sl.] [chiefly Appalachia, but also sometimes used in other rural areas]
ihr
bathroom [Br.] [room containing a bath or shower and typically a washbasin and sometimes a toilet]
Badezimmer {n}RealEst.
paraphernalia {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [equipment used in or necessary for a particular activity]
Zubehör {n} [seltener auch {m}]
hulk [coll.] [sometimes pej.] [a large person]
Koloss {m} [ugs.] [hum.] [große, schwergewichtige Person]
bitch [coll.] [sometimes used as a generalized term of abuse]
Schlampe {f} [ugs.] [pej.]
diamonds {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]
Karo {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt]games
Eckstein {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im Kartenspiel] [Karo, Schellen]games
clubs {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]
Kreuz {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt]games
midget [sometimes used pej.] [person with proportionate dwarfism]
Liliputaner {m} [Zwergwüchsiger]
spades {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [card suit]
Pik {n} [österr. auch {f}] [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt]games
Gras {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im deutschen Blatt]games
freak [sometimes offensive] [abnormal person, animal] [also fig. pej.]
Missgeburt {f} [veraltend] [diskriminierend] [auch fig. pej.]
tidings {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [literary or hum.]
Kunde {f} [geh.] [veraltend] [Nachricht]
harelip [no longer in scientific use; coll.: sometimes offensive] [cleft lip]
Hasenscharte {f} [ugs.] [fachspr. veraltet] [Lippenspalte]med.
congregation {sg} [sometimes treated as pl.]
Kirchenmitglieder {pl}relig.
squirt [Am.] [coll.] [sometimes affectionate, sometimes demeaning] [short person]
Knirps {m} [ugs.] [kleine Person]
frail [Am.] [dated sl.] [sometimes pej.]
Weibsperson {f} [veraltend] [auch pej.]
stan [sl.] [sometimes pej.]
[obsessiver Fan]
Jewess [sometimes pej.]
Jüdin {f}
ground [sometimes also <GND>]
Erdoberfläche {f}aviat.geogr.geol.
bib [sometimes spelled bibb] [bibcock]
Hahn {m} [bes. mit abwärtsgerichteter Tülle]tech.
fornicator [literary] [sometimes hum.]
Unzüchtiger {m}bibl.
philistine [sometimes capitalized] [female]
Banausin {f}
Moslem [dated, sometimes offensive spv.]
Moslem {m} [veraltend]relig.
mincemeat [finely chopped mixture (as of raisins, apples, and spices) sometimes with meat that is used as pie filling]
[kleingehacktes Fruchtfleisch mit Gewürzen und manchmal Fleisch als Pastetenfüllung]gastr.
rapini [Brassica rapa] [sometimes treated as pl.]
Rübstiel {m}bot.gastr.T
[cantonally appointed leader of a district, sometimes translated as governor or bailiff]
Regierungsstatthalter {m} [Schweiz]admin.
[mixture of potatoes and pasta and sometimes meat scraps]
Grenadiermarsch {m} [österr.] [Kartoffeln und Nudeln, ev. plus Fleisch- oder Wurstreste]gastr.
[Uhthoff's phenomenon, Uhthoff's syndrome, Uhthoff's sign, Uhthoff's symptom; sometimes incorrectly spelled Uthoff's / Uthoff phenomenon, etc.]
Uthoff-Phänomen {n} [FALSCH für: Uhthoff-Phänomen; nach Wilhelm Uhthoff, dt. Ophthalmologe]med.
albizias [genus Albizia] [sometimes also: albizzia]
Albizien {pl}bot.T
Schlafbäume {pl}bot.T
Schirmakazien {pl}bot.T
Seidenakazien {pl}bot.T
Anseriformes [sometimes treated as sg.] [order of birds]
Gänsevögel {pl}orn.T
Av [sometimes: Ab]
Aw {m} [auch: Av, Ab]relig.
bacchanalia {sg} [sometimes treated as pl.]
Bacchanalien {pl}
Bacchusfeste {pl}hist.
Bushman [now sometimes offensive] [a San]
Buschmann {m} [oft pej.] [veraltet für: San]ethn.
Christolatry [sometimes pej.]
Christolatrie {f} [manchmal pej.]relig.
clicktivism [sometimes pej.]
Klickaktivismus {m}Internetpol.
clubs {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [suit in a deck of cards]
Treff {n} [meist ohne Artikel] [Farbe im französischen Blatt] [Kreuz]games
harelip [no longer in scientific use; coll., sometimes offensive] [Labium fissum, Labium leporinum] [cleft lip]
Hasenlippe {f} [ugs.] [oft pej.]med.
longhair [coll.] [sometimes pej.] [an (impractical) intellectual]
(unpraktischer) Intellektueller {m}
machloikes [Yidd.] {pl} [sometimes sg.] [also makhloikes] [argument, quarrel, trouble]
Machloikes {pl} [jidd.] [heute selten] [Zwist, Ärger, Schwierigkeiten]
machlokes [Yidd.] {pl} [sometimes sg.] [argument, quarrel, trouble]
Machloikes {pl} [jidd.] [heute selten] [Zwist, Ärger, Schwierigkeiten]
Moslem [female] [dated, sometimes offensive spv.]
Muslima {f}relig.
Muslimin {f}relig.
Moslime {f} [selten]relig.
Moslemin {f} [veraltend]relig.
Nemetes [now sometimes also Nemeti]
Nemeter {pl}ethn.hist.
Onkelos [sometimes: Unkelus]
Onkelos {m}hist.relig.
Oxychilidae [family of land snails in the superfamily Gastrodontoidea] [sometimes also: oxychilids]
Glanzschnecken {pl} [Landschneckenfamilie]zool.T
patisseries {pl} [sometimes spelled pâtisseries]
französisches Feingebäck {n}gastr.
pici [sometimes treated as sg.]
Pici {pl} [auch: Pinci]gastr.
porphyrogene [sometimes capitalised] [porphyrogenite]
Purpurgeborener {m}hist.
porphyrogenite [sometimes capitalized]
Purpurgeborener {m}hist.
pulpiteer [sometimes pej.]
Kanzelredner {m}
pulpiteer [sometimes scornful]
Prediger {m} [oft pej.]relig.
punkie [Am.] [family Ceratopogonidae] [sometimes spelled punky]
Gnitze {f} [nordd.] [Stechmückenart]entom.T
Raeti {pl} [also spelled Rhaeti or Rheti] [sometimes Rhaetii]
Räter {pl} [auch Rhäter]ethn.hist.
Saisonstaat [pej.] [sometimes translated as 'seasonal state']
Saisonstaat {m} [pej.]hist.pol.
sandlappers [coll.] [sometimes pej.] [South Carolinians]
[Spitzname für Menschen aus South Carolina, USA]
sex [gender; this usage sometimes seen as incorrect, esp. some academic disciplines]
Geschlecht {n} [Gender]biol.
shelter [institution providing temporary housing and sometimes counseling]
Schutzeinrichtung {f} [Hilfseinrichtung, die zeitweilige Unterkunft und manchmal Beratung anbietet]
Star <XVII> [also: star, sometimes Stars] [Tarot card]
Stern {m} <XVII> [Tarotkarte]esot.games
Tevet [sometimes: Tebeth]
Tevet {m} [manchmal: Tebeth]relig.
truthmonger [coll.] [sometimes derogatory]
Wahrheitsfanatiker {m} [ugs.]
tzigane [sometimes capitalized: Tzigane]
Zigeuner {m} [diskriminierend]
God-fearingly {adv} [sometimes lowercase]
gottesfürchtigrelig.
market-conform {adj} [WRONG for: in line with the market, in conformity with the market] [sometimes wrongly used in translated EU documents]
[marktgerecht]
petty bourgeois {adj} [sometimes pej.]
kleinbürgerlichsociol.
regardless whether ... [sometimes regarded as unidiomatic]
unabhängig davon, ob ...
to go native [to assimilate] [sometimes used pejoratively]
sichAkk. assimilieren
arc horn [sometimes also arcing horn]
Lichtbogenhorn {n}electr.
Bachmann hitch [sometimes misspelled Bachman hitch]
Karabinerklemmknoten {m}climbing
caseous lymphadenitis [Lymphadenitis caseosa] [goats and sheep, sometimes in humans]
Pseudotuberkulose {f}VetMed.
creation myth [sometimes derogatory]
Schöpfungsmythos {m}ethn.myth.relig.
dancer's fracture [coll.] [sometimes incorrectly used for Jones fracture]
Jones-Fraktur {f}med.
diplomatic reports [sometimes: diplomat reports]
Diplomatenberichte {pl}pol.
Dublin Regulation [Regulation No. 604/2013; sometimes the Dublin III Regulation]
Dubliner Verordnung {f} [Verordnung (EU) Nr. 604/2013, auch Dublin-III-Verordnung]EU
easy pickings {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.] [profits or gains that are made effortlessly or dishonestly]
schnelles Geld {n} [ugs.]
Eichhoff's test [also: Eichhoff test] [sometimes spelt Eichoff's test / Eichoff test]
Eichhoff-Test {m}med.
klieg eyes {pl} [sometimes also: Klieg eyes] [eye inflammation]
Augenentzündung {f} [durch grelles Scheinwerferlicht hervorgerufen]med.
Loschmidt constant [sometimes used to refer to the Avogadro constant]
Avogadro-Konstante {f}phys.
mental home [Br.] [dated] [now sometimes regarded as offensive]
Nervenklinik {f} [ugs.] [psychiatrische Klinik]med.
mental hospital [dated] [now sometimes regarded as offensive]
Nervenklinik {f} [ugs.] [psychiatrische Klinik]med.psych.
Olivier salad [sometimes referred to as Russian salad]
Oliviersalat {m} [bekannt als „russischer Salat“]gastr.
Olivje-Salat {m} [bekannt als „russischer Salat“]gastr.
pore layer [normally biological pores but sometimes man-made ones]
Porenschicht {f}biol.tech.
prince bishop [also: prince-bishop] [sometimes capitalized]
Prinzbischof {m}hist.pol.relig.
process economics {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.]
Prozessökonomie {f}econ.tech.
Verfahrensökonomie {f}econ.tech.
seal hops {pl} [sometimes treated as sg.]
Siegelhopfen {m}agr.brew
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