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Übersetzung für '[p-p]' von Englisch nach Deutsch

wrought {adj} {past-p} [past-p of wreak]

angerichtet [bewirkt] [Schaden, Unheil etc.]

showed {past-p} [rare for shown as a past-p]

gezeigt

Werbung

molten {adj} [archaic] [past-p]

zerflossen

[not used; if necessary, sign with p.p.] {adv}

für die Richtigkeit gezeichnet [Name X] <f. d. R. gez.> [heute kaum noch gebräuchlich, da ohne Vollmacht]

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["The Dots Party"; nickname for the FDP, officially named "F.D.P." 1968-2001]

die Pünktchenpartei {f} [pej.] [Bezeichnung für die FDP, 1968-2001 offiziell "F.D.P."]pol.

accentor [Prunella fagani, syn.: P. ocularis fagani]

Jemenbraunelle / Jemen-Braunelle {f}orn.T

allheal [Phacelia tanacetifolia, syn.: P. tanacetifolia subvar. tenuisecta]

Büschelblume {f}bot.T

Rainfarn-Phazelie / Rainfarnphazelie {f} [auch: Rainfarn-Phacelie / Rainfarnphacelie]bot.T

arsenocrandallite [(Ca,Sr)Al3 [(As,P)O4]2(OH)5·H2O]

Arsenocrandallit {m}mineral.

attakolite [(Ca,Sr)Mn(Al,Fe)4 [(Si,P)O4]H(PO4)3(OH)4]

Attakolith {m}mineral.

badea [Passiflora quadrangularis, syn.: P. grande, P. macrocarpa. P. guadrangulata]

Vierflügelige Passionsblume {f}bot.T

Riesen-Granadilla / Riesengranadilla {f}bot.T

Riesen-Grenadille / Riesengrenadille {f}bot.T

Königs-Grenadille / Königsgrenadille {f}bot.T

Melonen-Granadille / Melonengranadille {f}bot.T

bam [Populus balsamifera (subsp. balsamifera), syn.: Populus tacamahaca, P. candicans] [(eastern) balsam poplar]

Balsampappel / Balsam-Pappel {f}bot.T

bamtree [Populus balsamifera (subsp. balsamifera), syn.: Populus tacamahaca, P. candicans] [(eastern) balsam poplar]

Balsampappel / Balsam-Pappel {f}bot.T

barbadine [Passiflora quadrangularis, syn.: P. grande, P. macrocarpa. P. guadrangulata]

Melonen-Granadille / Melonengranadille {f}bot.T

barbadine [Passiflora quadrangularis, syn.: P. grande]

Vierflügelige Passionsblume {f}bot.T

Riesen-Granadilla / Riesengranadilla {f}bot.T

Riesen-Grenadille / Riesengrenadille {f}bot.T

Königs-Grenadille / Königsgrenadille {f}bot.T

birdweed [Polygonum aviculare, syn.: P. aviculare subsp. aviculare]

(Echter) Vogelknöterich {m}bot.T

Acker-Vogelknöterich / Ackervogelknöterich {m}bot.T

creathnach [Palmaria palmata, syn.: P. expansa, P. lanceolata, Ceramium palmatum, Rhodymenia palmata]

Lappentang {m}bot.T

Palmblattrotalge {f}bot.T

dhaman [Ptyas mucosa, syn.: P. mucosus, Coluber mucosus, Natrix mucosa]

Gebänderte Rattennatter {f}zool.T

Asiatische Rattenschlange {f}zool.T

Gebänderte Rattenschlange {f}zool.T

dillisk [Palmaria palmata, syn.: P. expansa, P. lanceolata, Ceramium palmatum, Rhodymenia palmata]

Lappentang {m}bot.T

Palmblattrotalge {f}bot.T

dilsk [Palmaria palmata, syn.: P. expansa, P. lanceolata, Ceramium palmatum, Rhodymenia palmata]

Lappentang {m}bot.T

Palmblattrotalge {f}bot.T

doorweed [Polygonum aviculare, syn.: P. aviculare subsp. aviculare]

(Echter) Vogelknöterich {m}bot.T

Acker-Vogelknöterich / Ackervogelknöterich {m}bot.T

evolutor [esp. in P. Teilhard de Chardin]

Evolutor {m}philos.relig.spec.

feverfew [Chrysanthemum coccineum, syn.: Tanacetum coccineum, Pyrethrum roseum, P. carneum]

Bertramswurz {f}bot.T

Rote Wucherblume {f}bot.T

Persische Insektenblume {f}bot.T

fiddleneck [Phacelia tanacetifolia, syn.: P. tanacetifolia subvar. tenuisecta]

Büschelblume {f}bot.T

Bienenfreund {m} [Phazelie]bot.T

Rainfarn-Phazelie / Rainfarnphazelie {f} [auch: Rainfarn-Phacelie / Rainfarnphacelie]bot.T

fleawort [Plantago afra, syn.: P. psyllium]

Flohkraut {n}bot.T

Flohwegerich {m}bot.T

Flohsamen-Wegerich {m}bot.T

Spanischer Wegerich {m}bot.T

Kleines Flohsamenkraut {n}bot.T

Strauch-Wegerich / Strauchwegerich {m}bot.T

florenskyite [Fe(Ti,Ni)P]

Florenskyit {m}mineral.

fluorcalciobritholite [(Ca,REE)5 [(Si,P)O4]3F]

Fluorcalciobritholith {m}mineral.

fritzscheite [Mn(UO2)2 [(P,V)O4]2·10H2O]

Fritzscheit {m}mineral.

ginseng [Am.] [Panax quinquefolius, syn.: P. americanus, P. quinquefolium, Aralia quinquefolia] [American ginseng]

Amerikanischer Ginseng {m}bot.T

grassbird [Pooecetes gramineus, syn.: P. grammineus]

Abendammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}]orn.T

grenadine [Passiflora quadrangularis, syn.: P. grande, P. macrocarpa. P. guadrangulata]

Melonen-Granadille / Melonengranadille {f}bot.T

grenadine [Passiflora quadrangularis, syn.: P. grande]

Vierflügelige Passionsblume {f}bot.T

Riesen-Granadilla / Riesengranadilla {f}bot.T

Riesen-Grenadille / Riesengrenadille {f}bot.T

Königs-Grenadille / Königsgrenadille {f}bot.T

guarana [Paullinia cupana (syn. P. crysan, P. sorbilis)]

Guaraná {n}bot.T

hackmatack [Populus balsamifera (subsp. balsamifera), syn.: Populus tacamahaca, P. candicans] [(eastern) balsam poplar]

Balsampappel / Balsam-Pappel {f}bot.T

inkweed [Phytolacca octandra, syn.: P. isocandra]

Achtmännige Kermesbeere {f}bot.T

ispaghul [Plantago ovata, syn.: P. brunnea, P. decumbens, P. fastigiata, P. gooddingii, P. insularis, P. ispaghula, P. minima]

Ispaghula {f}bot.T

Blondes Psyllium {n}bot.T

Indisches Psyllium {n}bot.T

Indischer Flohsamen {m}bot.T

ispaghula [Plantago ovata, syn.: P. brunnea, P. decumbens, P. fastigiata, P. gooddingii, P. insularis, P. ispaghula, P. minima]

Ispaghula {f}bot.T

Blondes Psyllium {n}bot.T

Indisches Psyllium {n}bot.T

Jesusplant [Persicaria maculosa, syn.: P. maculata, P. vulgaris, Polygonum persicaria]

Pfirsichblättriger Knöterich {m}bot.T

Floh-Knöterich / Flohknöterich {m}bot.T

jumpseed [Persicaria filiforme, syn.: P. virginiana, Antenoron filiforme, Polygonum filiforme, P. virginianum var. filiforme, Sunania filiformis, Tovara filiformis]

Bunter Fadenknöterich {m}bot.T

kakalaar [Phoeniculus purpureus, syn.: P. erythrorhynchus]

Baumhopf {m}orn.T

Kakelaar {m}orn.T

kakelaar [Phoeniculus purpureus, syn.: P. erythrorhynchus]

Baumhopf {m}orn.T

Kakelaar {m}orn.T

kamitugaite [PbAl(UO2)5 [(P,As)O4]2(OH)9·5H2O]

Kamitugait {m}mineral.

knotweed [Polygonum aviculare, syn.: P. aviculare subsp. aviculare]

Echter Vogelknöterich {m}bot.T

Acker-Vogelknöterich / Ackervogelknöterich {m}bot.T

lammerite [Cu3 [(As,P)O4]2]

Lammerit {m}mineral.

lamper [Petromyzon marinus, syn.: P. adriaticus, P. concolor, P. lampetra, P. maximus, P. ruber, Lampetra marina]

Große Lamprete {f}zool.T

lampern [Lampetra fluviatilis, syn.: L. opisthodon, Ammocoetes communis, Petromyzon argenteus, P. branchialis, P. fluviatilis, P. macrops]

Fluss-Neunauge / Flussneunauge {n}fishT

lowgrass [Polygonum aviculare, syn.: P. aviculare subsp. aviculare]

(Echter) Vogelknöterich {m}bot.T

Acker-Vogelknöterich / Ackervogelknöterich {m}bot.T

mitryaevaite [Al5 [F|OH|(P,S)O3(OH,O)|PO4]2·14.5H2O]

Mitryaevait {m}mineral.

modesty [Bupleurum rotundifolium, syn.: B. perfoliatum, B. marginatum, Diatropa rotundifolia, Perfolisa obtusifolia, P. rotundifolia, Tenoria rotundifolia] [hare's-ear]

Durchwachsenes Hasenohr {n}bot.T

Rundblättriges Hasenohr {n}bot.T

Acker-Hasenohr / Ackerhasenohr {n}bot.T

molybdofornacite [Pb2Cu [(As,P)O4] [(Mo,Cr)O4](OH)]

Molybdofornacit {m}mineral.

perryite [(Ni,Fe)8(Si,P)3]

Perryit {m}mineral.

phylloxera [Viteus vitifolii, syn.: Dactylosphaera vastatrix, D. vitifoliae, Pemphigus vitifoliae, Peritymbia vastatrix, Phylloxera pemphigoides, P. vitifoliae, Rhizaphis vastatrix]

Reblaus {f}entom.oenol.T

Phylloxera {f}entom.oenol.T

pigweed [Polygonum aviculare, syn.: P. aviculare subsp. aviculare]

(Echter) Vogelknöterich {m}bot.T

Acker-Vogelknöterich / Ackervogelknöterich {m}bot.T

poa [Am.] [Poa annua, syn.: P. crassinervis, Ochlopoa annua]

(Gemeines) Straßengras {n}bot.T

popple [Populus tremuloides, syn.: P. aurea, P. cercidiphylla, P. vancouveriana] [white poplar, American aspen]

Amerikanische Espe {f}bot.T

Amerikanische Zitterpappel {f}bot.T

queenie [coll.] [Aequipecten opercularis, syn.: Chlamys opercularis, Ostrea dubia, O. elegans, O. radiata, O. solaris, O. versicolor, Pecten cretatus, P. daucus, P. lineatus, P. opercularis]

Kleine Pilgermuschel {f}zool.T

Reisemantel {m} [Kleine Pilgermuschel]zool.T

redberry [Panax quinquefolius, syn.: P. americanus, P. quinquefolium, Aralia quinquefolia] [American ginseng]

Amerikanischer Ginseng {m}bot.T

redshank [Persicaria maculosa, syn.: P. maculata, P. vulgaris, Polygonum persicaria]

Rötsch {m} [veraltet]bot.T

• widersprechend [als pres.-p. meist postpos.] = discordant
• Bordicor {m} [große Violine, Erfinder P.J. Bordier] = bordicor
• Christusmonogramm {n} <XP, ☧> [aus griechisch X+P (chi+rho)] = Chi Rho <XP, ☧> [monogram of Christ]

• Uniform star antiprisms are named by their star polygon bases, {"p"/"q"}, and exist in prograde and in retrograde (crossed) solutions.
• The cube is topologically related as a part of sequence of regular tilings, extending into the hyperbolic plane: {4,p}, p=3,4,5...
• CNTs are known to have weak dispersibility in many solvents such as water as a consequence of strong intermolecular p–p interactions.
• Proof by contradiction is equivalent to the law of the excluded middle, first formulated by Aristotle, which states that either an assertion or its negation is true, "P ∨ ¬P".
• Sometimes when additional points are made after the first postscript, abbreviations such as P.P.S. ("post-post-scriptum") and P.P.P.S. ("post-post-post-scriptum") and so on are added, "ad infinitum".

• The Euclidean and hyperbolic compound families 2 {"p","p"} (4 ≤ "p" ≤ ∞, "p" an integer) are analogous to the spherical stella octangula, 2 {3,3}.
• Up to the point where the novel begins, New York City-based Perky Pat (or P.P.) Layouts, Inc., has held a monopoly on this product, as well as on the illegal trade in the drug Can-D which makes the shared hallucinations possible.
• The CNO cycle (for carbon–nitrogen–oxygen; sometimes called Bethe–Weizsäcker cycle after Hans Albrecht Bethe and Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker) is one of the two known sets of fusion reactions by which stars convert hydrogen to helium, the other being the proton–proton chain reaction (p–p cycle), which is more efficient at the Sun's core temperature.
• The function "F" is called prefix-free if there are no two elements "p", "p&prime;" in its domain such that "p&prime;" is a proper extension of "p".
• With the exception of the GX4000, all CPC models lack an RF television or composite video output and instead shipped with a 6-pin RGB DIN connector, also used by Acorn computers, to connect the supplied Amstrad monitor.

• Claude Debussy opens with a brief introduction of "God Save the King" in one of his Preludes, "Hommage à S.
• Commercial DDT is a mixture of several closely related compounds.
• White phosphorus exists in two crystalline forms: α (alpha) and β (beta).
• In logic, the law of non-contradiction (LNC) (also known as the law of contradiction, principle of non-contradiction (PNC), or the principle of contradiction) states that contradictory propositions cannot both be true in the same sense at the same time, e.