Übersetzung für 'D♯' von Englisch nach Deutsch

received {adj} {past-p} <recd., rec'd.>

erhalten

continued {adj} {past-p} <cont., cont'd>

fortgesetzt

Werbung

died {past-p} <d.>

gestorben <gest.>

D [grade] [Am.] [Aus.]

ausreichend [Schulnote]educ.

genügend [österr.] [Schulnote]educ.

deceased {adj} <d., decd., dec.> [formal]

selig [geh.] [verstorben]

deceased {adj} {past-p} <d.>

abgeschieden [geh.] [verstorben]

weiland [veraltet] [indekl.] [verstorben]

verlebt [veraltet] [verstorben]

deci- {prefix} <d> [10 ^ -1]

Dezi- <d>unit

Zehntel-

disqualified {adj} {past-p} <DQed, DQ'd>

disqualifiziert

ID'd {adj} {past-p}

identifiziert

D'oh! [coll.]

Scheiße! [vulg.]

cliché'd {adj} [spv.]

klischeehaft

D'oh! [The Simpsons]

Nein! [Die Simpsons, Synchronfassung]quoteRadioTV

he'd [he had]

er hatte

he'd [he would]

er würde

I'd [I had]

ich hatte

I'd [I would]

ich würde

it'd [it had]

es hatte

it'd [it would]

es würde

OK'd {adj} {past-p} [coll.]

genehmigt

sb. OD'd [sl.]

jd. nahm eine Überdosisdrugsmed.

she'd [she had]

sie hatte

she'd [she would]

sie würde

they'd [they had]

sie hatten

they'd [they would]

sie würden

we'd [we had]

wir hatten

we'd [we would]

wir würden

Who'd've ...? [coll.] [Who would have ...?]

Wer hätte / wäre ...

you'd [you had]

du hattest

you'd [you would]

du würdest

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to o.d. [coll.] [to overdose]

überdosieren

eine Überdosis nehmendrugsmed.

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day <d>

Tag {m} <d>unit

diameter <d, D, ⌀, DIA, dia>

Durchmesser {m} <d, D, ⌀, DIA>

douchebag <d-bag, D-bag> [Am.] [sl.] [vulg.] [pej.]

Idiot {m} [ugs.] [pej.]

drizzle <d>

Sprühregen {m}meteo.

detection <D> [rating] [FMEA]

Entdeckungs­wahrscheinlichkeit {f} [Kennzahl; des Fehlers od. seiner Ursache (ggf. auch der Folge)] [FMEA]QM

Entdeckenswahrscheinlichkeit {f} [selten] [Entdeckungs­wahrscheinlichkeit]QM

B.V.D.s

Männer-Unterwäsche {f} [nach Bradley, Voorhees & Day]cloth.

d [letter, musical note]

d {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

D [letter, musical note]

D {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

d'ansite [Na21MgCl3(SO4)10]

D'Ansit {m}mineral.

darcy <D> [permeability]

Darcy {n} <D> [Permeabilität]geol.unit

debye <D>

Debye {n} <D>phys.unit

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

Doktrinarier {pl} <DC>educ.relig.

squiggle [Am.] [Dal Segno sign, segno] <D.S.>

Segno {m} [Dal-segno-Zeichen] <D.S.>mus.

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after date {adv} <a/d>

nach Ausstellungs­datumcomm.fin.

air dry {adj} <A.D.>

lufttrocken [bezüglich Luftfeuchtigkeit; auch Holz]

Anno Domini {adv} <AD, A.D.>

im Jahre des Herrn

nach Christus <n. Chr.>

Anno Domini <AD, A. D.>

unserer Zeitrechnung <u. Z.>

nach der Zeitenwende <n. d. Z.>

nach Christi Geburt <n. Chr. Geb.>

nach unserer Zeitenwende <n. u. Z.>

assorted (asst'd.) {adj}

sortiert

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

noch einmal von Anfang anmus.

I'd like ...

Ich hätte gern / gerne ...

I'd say ...

Ich würde sagen ...

Ich sag mal ... [ugs.]

main droite {adv} <M.D., m.d.> [used as a direction in keyboard music]

mit der rechten Handmus.

no date <n.d.>

ohne Datum <o. D.>

no date {adv} <n.d.> [citation]

ohne Jahresangabe <o. J.> [Literaturangabe]acad.publ.

per diem {adv} <p.d.>

je Tagecon.fin.

pro Tagecon.fin.

pissed off {adj} [vulg.] <p.o.'d, po'd >

angepisst [vulg.]

three-d {adj}

dreidimensional

three-dimensional {adj} <3 D>

plastisch [dreidimensional]

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A-D converter

A-D-Wandler {m}electr.

A/D converter <ADC>

A/D-Umsetzer {m} <ADU> [auch: A/D-Wandler]electr.

affaire d'honneur

Duell {n}

Ehrenhandel {m}

aspartic acid <Asp, D>

Asparaginsäure {f} <Asp, D>biochem.

ballon d'essai [rare]

Versuchsballon {m} [fig.]

Ballon D'Or [football award: European Footballer of the Year]

Goldener Ball {m}sports

C.O.D. service

Nachnahme {f}

capo (d'astro) [corruption of ital. "capo tasto"]

Kapodaster {m}mus.

chargé (d'affaires)

Chargé d'affaires {m}pol.

chargé d'affaires

diplomatischer Geschäftsträger {m}pol.

chargé d'affaires [female]

Geschäftsträgerin {f}admin.

chef d'oeuvre

Meisterwerk {n}

Meisterstück {n}art

Côte d'Ivoire <.ci> [official name for Ivory Coast]

Elfenbeinküste {f}geogr.

coup d'état

Putsch {m}pol.

Umsturz {m}pol.

Coup d'État {m}pol.

Machtergreifung {f}pol.

coup d'etat [also: coup d'état]

Staatsstreich {m}pol.

coup d'oeil

kurzer Blick {m}

D cells

D-Zellen {pl}biol.

D flat <D♭>

Des {n} <D♭>mus.

D layer

D-Schicht {f}meteo.

D major <D>

D-Dur {n} <D>mus.

D meson

D-Meson {n}phys.

D minor <d, Dm>

d-Moll {n} <d, Dm>mus.

D region

D-Schicht {f}meteo.

D sharp <D♯>

Dis {n} <D♯>mus.

• The PSSI invites holders of the M.D., D.O., D.D.S., D.M.D., D.V.M., or similar degrees to sign the "Dissent" petition.
• Many other Shia scholars have held ambiguous attitudes towards corruption of the Quran, such as Muhammad Baqir Majlisi (d. 1698), Mulla Ahmad Naraqi (d. 1829), Morteza Ansari (d. 1864), Mohammad-Kazem Khorasani (d. 1911) and Ruhollah Khomeini (d. 1989).
• Tuning for the resonator guitar within the bluegrass genre is most often an open G with the strings pitched to D G D G B D or G B D G B D, from the lowest to highest. Occasionally variant tunings are used, such as an open D: D A D F# A D.
• TCOM also offers the following dual degree programs: B.A./D.O., D.O./M.P.H., D.O./M.S., and D.O./Ph.D.
• Other species of "Dipteryx" which are said to grow in the same area (Peru) as this species are "D. alata", "D. charapilla", "D. ferrae", "D. odorata" and "D. rosea".

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• His eldest daughter, Isabella d’Avalos d’Aquino d’Aragona (1585–1648), married her father's cousin Inigo d’Avalos d’Aquino d’Aragona (1578–1632) and had issue.
• The substance is a peptide consisting mostly of D-amino acids instead of the common L-amino acids. More specifically, it is the disulfide of "N"-acetyl-D-cysteinyl-D-alanyl-D-arginyl-D-arginyl-D-arginyl-D-alanyl-D-argininamide with L-cysteine.
• McLeod held honorary degrees from Smith College (L.H.D.), Episcopal Divinity School (D.D.), and the University of Charleston (D.D.).
• VanY is a Zinc-dependent D,Dcarboxypeptidase enzyme that cleaved the C-terminal residue of peptidoglycan precursors ending in R-D-Ala-D-Ala or R-D-Ala-D-Lac.
• There is another proposal that suggests further subdivision of the species into six subspecies, also based on morphological measurements and geographical distribution: "H. d. dactylopterus", "H. d. maderensis", "H. d. maculatus", "H. d. gouphensis", "H. d. angolensis" and "H. d. lahillei".

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• The most widely adopted alternative scheme only recognizes five subspecies or "eco-types": "D. b. bicornis", "D. b. brucii", "D. b. longipes", "D. b. michaeli", and "D. b. minor".
• Artificial hybrids involving "D. falconeri" have also been produced and cultivated, including a complex hybrid: ("D. falconeri" × "D. ordensis") × ("D. darwinensis" × "D. falconeri").
• "Dichanthelium acuminatum" forms a hybridization complex with other "Dichanthelium" species such as "D. dichotomum", "D. sphaerocarpon", "D. ovale", and "D. aciculare".
• Including the stereoisomers, six further isomers could be added: D-leucine, D-isoleucine, L-alloisoleucine, D-alloisoleucine, D-"tert"-leucine and D-norleucine.
• Dr. Dilday has received honorary degrees from Baylor University (L.L.D), Mercer University (D.D.), William Jewell College (L.H.D.) and Dallas Baptist University (D. Hum.).

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• , listed at grade II* Five successive archbishops are buried at the church: Charles Manners-Sutton (d.1828); William Howley (d.1848); John Bird Sumner (d.1862); Charles Longley (d.1868); and Archibald Campbell Tait (d.1882).
• Second round – Long d. Remarck; D'Oriano d. Taylor; Lee d. Sanchez; Scheffler d. McConachy.