Übersetzung für 'C/A' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cloudy {adj} <cl, c>

bewölktmeteo.

Catholic {adj} <Cath, C>

katholisch <kath.>relig.

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C [grade] [Am.] [Aus.]

befriedigend [Schulnote]educ.

centi- {prefix} <c> [10 ^ -2]

Zenti- <c>unit

circa {adv} {prep} <ca., c.> [abbreviation "c." often with dates, e.g. born c. 1701]

circa <ca.>

&c. [et cetera] [dated]

etc. [et cetera] [usw.]

subcutaneously {adv} <s.c. / SC>

subkutan <s.c.>med.

preprandial {adj} <pp, ac, a.c.>

präprandial <pp, ac, a.c.>med.pharm.

C'mere. [coll.] [come here]

Komm her.

C'mon! [Come on!]

Komm schon!

coll'arco {adv} <c.a.>

coll'arco <c.a.>mus.

postcenal {adj} <p.c., PC> [Am.]

nach dem Essen <n. d. E.> [nachgestellt] [auch auf Rezepten]pharm.

postcoenal {adj} <p.c., PC>

nach dem Essen <n. d. E.> [nachgestellt] [auch auf Rezepten]med.pharm.

postprandial {adj} <pc, PC, p.c.>

nach der / einer Mahlzeit <pc, PC, p.c.>med.pharm.

nach dem Essen [nachgestellt] <n.d.E., pc, PC, p.c.>med.pharm.

preprandial {adj} <pp, ac, AC, a.c.> [before the meal]

vor dem Essen [nachgestellt] <v.d.E., ac, AC, a.c.>med.pharm.

vor der / einer Mahlzeit [nachgestellt] <ac, AC. a.c.>med.pharm.

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century <c, cent.>

Jahrhundert {n} <Jh., Jhd., Jhdt., Jahrh.>

carbon <C>

Kohlenstoff {m} <C>chem.

account <acct., a/c>

Konto {n} <Kto.>acc.fin.

percent <%, p/c, pc., p.c.> [Am.]

Prozent {n} <%>

cent <c, ct.>

Cent {m}

Celsius <C> [centigrade]

Celsius {n} <C>unit

cytosine <C>

Cytosin {n} <C>biochem.

cysteine <Cys, C>

Cystein {n} <Cys, C>biochem.

Zystein {n} <Cys, C>biochem.

carat <C, ct> [measure of the purity of gold]

Karat {n} <C, kt> [Maßeinheit für den Goldgehalt einer Legierung]unit

fo'c's'le

Vorschiff {n}naut.

Vorderdeck {n}naut.

coulomb <C>

Coulomb {n} <C>electr.unit

c [letter, musical note]

c {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

C [letter, musical note]

C {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

chaoite <C>

Chaoit {m} <C>mineral.

chargino <C͂>

Chargino {n} <C͂>phys.

Clarissines [Poor Clares] <OSC, O.S.C., OSCL, OSCl>

Klarissen {pl} <OSC, O.S.C., OSCL, OSCl>relig.

Doctrinaries [Congregatio Patrum Doctrinae Christianae] <D.C.>

Doktrinarier {pl} <DC>educ.relig.

Lazarists [Congregation of the Mission] <C.M.>

Lazaristen {pl}relig.

molarity <c, mol/l, M>

Molarität {f} <c, mol/l, M> [veraltet] [Stoffmengenkonzentration]chem.

Oratorians <C.O.> [members of the Oratory congregation]

Oratorianer {pl}relig.

Redemptorists <C.Ss.R, CSSR>

Redemptoristen {pl} <C.Ss.R, CSSR>relig.

sigma <Σ, σ, ς, C> [Greek letter]

Sigma {n} <Σ, σ, ς, C> [griechischer Buchstabe]

Theatines <C.R.>

Theatiner {pl}relig.

Chietiner {pl} [Theatiner]relig.

Trappists <OCSO, O.C.S.O.>

Trappisten {pl}relig.

Vincentians [Congregation of the Mission] <CM, C.M.>

Vinzentiner {pl}relig.

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ante Christum {adv} <A.C.> [rare]

ante Christum <a. Chr.>hist.

ante cibum {adv} <a.c., AC, ac> [before meals]

vor dem Essen <v. d. E.>pharm.

b/c {conj} [short form of "because" in text messages]

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before meals {adv} <a.c., AC> [ante cibum]

vor den Mahlzeiten <a. c.>med.pharm.

C ya! [see you] [Am.] [coll.]

Bis bald! [ugs.]idiom

carboxyl-terminal {adj} <C-terminal>

C-terminalbiochem.

care of ... <c/o>

wohnhaft bei ...

care of <c/o>

bei

per Adresse <p. A., p. Adr.>

carriage paid {adj} <C/P>

frei [frachtfrei]transp.

cerebrospinal fluid {adj} [attr.] <CSF, C.S.F.>

Liquor- [z. B. Fistel]med.

company's risk <C.R.>

auf Gefahr der Gesellschaftecon.law

complete with <c/w>

komplett mit

da capo {adv} <D.C.> [from the beginning]

noch einmal von Anfang anmus.

honoris causa <h.c.>

ehrenhalber <e. h., eh.>spec.

non-consensual {adj} <N/C>

nicht einvernehmlich

not connected {adj} {past-p} <NC, N.C.>

nicht angeschlossen [nicht verbunden, nicht geschaltet usw.]electr.tech.

per cent <pc, p.c.> [Br.]

von / vom Hundert <v. H.>

post cibos {adv} <p.c., PC> [after meals]

nach den Mahlzeitenpharm.

seventeenth-century {adj} [attr.] <17th-century, 17th c.>

aus dem 17. Jahrhundert [nachgestellt] [auch: aus dem siebzehnten Jahrhundert] <aus dem 17. Jh.>

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(substance) concentration <c, mol/l, M>

Stoffmengenkonzentration {f} <c, mol/l, M>chem.

A/C compressor

Klimakompressor {m}tech.

amount concentration <c, mol/L>

Stoffmengenkonzentration {f} <c, mol/L>chem.

bass C <c0, c> [also: tenor C]

kleines C {n} <c0, c>mus.

C battery

Babybatterie {f} [ugs.] [Babyzelle]electr.

Baby-Batterie {f} [Rsv.] [ugs.] [Babyzelle]electr.

C bile

C-Galle {f}med.

Gallengangsgalle {f}med.

C cell

Babyzelle {f} [fachspr.] [Babybatterie]electr.

C clef

C-Schlüssel {m}mus.

C flat <C♭>

Ces {n} <C♭>mus.

C flute

Flöte {f} in Cmus.

[moderne] Querflöte {f}mus.

C major <C>

C-Dur {n} <C>mus.

C minor <c, Cm>

c-Moll {n} <c, Cm>mus.

C sharp <C♯>

Cis {n} <C♯>mus.

C string

C-Saite {f}mus.

C-arm

C-Arm {m}MedTech.

C-Bogen {m}MedTech.

C-axis

C-Achse {f}engin.tech.

c-cell [parafollicular cell]

C-Zelle {f}biol.

c-cells [parafollicular cells]

C-Zellen {pl}biol.

C-clamp

Schraubzwinge {f} [C-Form]tools

C-clip [short for: circlip]

Seegerring {m}tech.

Sprengring {m}tech.

Sicherungs­ring {m}tech.

c-command

K-Herrschaft {f}ling.

C-extein

C-Extein {n}biochem.

C-frame

Bügel {m} [Bügelmessschraube]tools

C-goods

C-Güter {pl}comm.econ.

C-goods {pl}

C-Ware {f} [C-Güter]comm.econ.

c-hole [e.g. viols]

C-Loch {n} [Schallloch]mus.

C-level [chief officers]

C-Level {m} [erste Führungs­ebene eines Unternehmens]econ.

C-mannosylation

C-Mannosylierung {f}biochem.

C-note [Am.] [sl.]

Hunni {m} [ugs.]

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• The categorization usually reflects the most popular or widespread implementations of a language – for instance, BASIC is sometimes called an interpreted language, and C a compiled one, despite the existence of BASIC compilers and C interpreters.
• Nineteen countries have resident diplomatic representatives in Bangui, and the C.A.R.
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• In the following example expressed in C, a program has two variables which are adjacent in memory: an 8-byte-long string buffer, A, and a two-byte big-endian integer, B.

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• Bohrium is expected to be a solid under normal conditions and assume a hexagonal close-packed crystal structure ("c"/"a" = 1.62), similar to its lighter congener rhenium.
• For a vector with linear addressing, the element with index "i" is located at the address [...] , where "B" is a fixed "base address" and "c" a fixed constant, sometimes called the "address increment" or "stride".
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• In 2023, a federal court in Delaware recommended that motions to compel arbitration which conflicted with the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 not be honored in "Burnett et all v.
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• The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 addresses these concerns.

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• Computer packages representing real numbers as programs computing approximations have been proposed as early as 1985, under the name "exact arithmetic".
• River traffic on the Oubangui River is impossible from April to July, and conflict in the region has sometimes prevented shipments from moving between Kinshasa and Bangui.
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