lit.F F [Daniel Kehlmann] | F. A Novel |
ling.mus.print f {n} [Buchstabe, Ton] | f [letter, musical note] |
ling.mus.print F {n} [Buchstabe, Ton] | F [letter, musical note] |
math. f von x <f(x)> | f of x <f(x)> |
| F wie / für Friedrich | F as in Fox [Am.] |
idiom F wie / für Friedrich | F for Fredrick [Br.] |
idiommil. F wie Foxtrot [NATO-Buchstabiertafel] | F for Foxtrot [NATO phonetic alphabet] |
chem.MedTech. F-18-Cholin {n} <18F-Cholin> | F18 choline [also: F18-choline] <18F-choline, 18F choline> |
biol. F-Body {m} | fluorescent body <F-body> |
mus. F-Dur {n} <F> | F major <F> |
mus. F-Klappe {f} [Blasinstrument] | F natural key |
biol. F-Körper {m} [selten] [F-Body] | fluorescent body <F-body> |
mus. F-Loch {n} [bes. bei Instrumenten der Violinfamilie] | f-hole [esp. with violin-family instruments] |
mus. f-Moll {n} <f, Fm> | F minor <f, Fm> |
mus. F-Musik {f} [Gebrauchsmusik] | [Gebrauchsmusik, German term for music that exists not only for its own sake ("utility music")] |
automot.sports F-Schacht {m} [auch RW80 genannt] | F-duct |
meteo. F-Schicht {f} | F-layer |
mus. F-Schlüssel {m} | F clef |
math. f-Strich von x <f'(x)> | f-prime of x <f'(x)> |
tech. F-Verbindungsstück {n} | F adapter |
med. F-Welle {f} | F-wave |
math. F-Winkel {m} [Stufenwinkel] | f-angle [corresponding angle] |
| F-Wort {n} | F-bomb [coll.] [esp. Am.] |
| F-Wort {n} | F-word [euphemism for fuck or feminism] |
filmF F.I.S.T. – Ein Mann geht seinen Weg | F.I.S.T. [Norman Jewison] |
RadioTVF F.O.W.L. [Fiese Organisation für weltweite Lumpereien] | F.O.W.L. [Fiendish Organization for World Larceny] [Darkwing Duck] |
electr. F/STP-Kabel {n} | foiled shielded twisted pair cable <F/STP cable> |
gastr.jobs F&B- ... [„Food and Beverage“, d. h. Speisen und Getränke und was damit im Zusammenhang steht] | food and beverage <F&B> ... |
econ. F&E-Dienstleistungen {pl} [Forschungs- und Entwicklungs-Dienstleistungen] | R&D services [Research and Development services] |
| f2f-Meeting {n} ["traditionelles" Meeting] | f2f meeting |
geogr. Faaker See {m} | Faaker See |
geogr. Faaker See {m} | Lake Faak |
| Faasend {m} [saarländisch] | carnival |
biol. Fab-Fragment {n} | fragment antigen-binding <Fab fragment> |
bot.T Fabaceen {pl} | bean family {sg} [family Fabaceae, Leguminosae, formerly: Papilonaceae] |
bot.T Fabaceen {pl} | legume family {sg} [family Fabaceae, Leguminosae, formerly: Papilonaceae] |
bot.T Fabaceen {pl} | pea family {sg} [family Fabaceae, Leguminosae, formerly: Papilonaceae] |
gastr. Fabada {f} | fabada |
artF Fabel [Gustav Klimt] | The Fable |
lit. Fabel {f} | fable |
| Fabel {f} | fairy tale |
| Fabel {f} | tale |
lit. Fabel {f} in Versen | fable in verse |
lit. Fabeldichter {m} | fabulist |
lit. Fabeldichterin {f} | fabulist [female] |
| Fabelei {f} [oft pej.] [erfundene Geschichte] | figment |
lit. Fabelgedicht {n} | (poetic) fable |
| fabelhaft | fabulous |
| fabelhaft | fantabulous [Am.] [coll.] |
| fabelhaft | frabjous [hum.] |
| fabelhaft | marvellous [Br.] |
| fabelhaft | marvellously [Br.] |
| fabelhaft | marvelous [Am.] |
| fabelhaft | marvelously [Am.] |
| fabelhaft | phenomenal |
| fabelhaft | scrumptious [coll.] |
| fabelhaft | scrumptiously [coll.] |
| fabelhaft | topping [coll.] |
| fabelhaft [dem Reich der Fabel angehörend] | fabled |
| Fabelhaftigkeit {f} | fabulousness |
| Fabelhaftigkeit {f} | scrumptiousness |
| fabeln | to fable [archaic] [invent fanciful stories; or: speak untruthfully] |
| Fabeln {pl} | tales |
lit.publ. Fabelnsammlung {f} | book of fables |
lit.myth. Fabelreich {n} [Reich der Fabel] | realm of fable |
sports Fabelrekord {m} | fabled record |
myth. Fabeltier {n} | fabulous beast |
myth. Fabeltier {n} | mythical creature |
myth. Fabelwesen {n} | chimera |
myth. Fabelwesen {n} | fabulous creature |
myth. Fabelwesen {n} | legendary creature |
myth. Fabelwesen {n} | mythical creature |
myth. Fabelwesen {n} | mythological creature |
med. Faber-Erkrankung {f} | Faber's disease [also: Faber disease] |
bot.T Faberbohne {f} | bell bean [Vicia faba] |
bot.T Faberbohne {f} | broad bean [Vicia faba] |
bot.T Faberbohne {f} | fava bean [Vicia faba] |
bot.T Faberbohne {f} | field bean [Vicia faba] |
bot.T Faberbohne {f} | tic bean [Vicia faba] |
art Fabergé-Ei {n} | Fabergé egg |
bot.T Fabers Ahorn {m} | Faber maple [Acer fabri] |
bot.T Fabers Tanne {f} | Faber's fir [Abies fabri] |
lit.F Fabian. Die Geschichte eines Moralisten [Erich Kästner] | Fabian: The Story of a Moralist |
pol. Fabianer {pl} [auch Fabianisten, sozialistische Bewegung in GB] | Fabians |
sociol. Fabianismus {m} | Fabianism |
mineral. Fabianit {m} | fabianite [CaB3O5(OH)] |
biochem. Fabiatrin {n} | fabiatrin [C21H26O13] |
med. Fabismus {m} | fabism [spv.] [favism] |
filmF Fabius [Arielle, die Meerjungfrau] | Flounder [Little Mermaid] |
lit. Fabliau {n} | fabliau |
ind. Fabrik {f} | factory |
ind. Fabrik {f} | manufactory [obs.] |
ind. Fabrik {f} | mill |
ind. Fabrik {f} | plant [factory] |
ind. Fabrik {f} | works |
| Fabrik {f} der Zukunft | factory of the future |
ind. Fabrik {f} der Zukunft | future factory |
| Fabrik {f} zum Eindicken von Flüssigkeiten | concentration plant |
lit.F Fabrik der Offiziere [Hans Hellmut Kirst] | Officer Factory |
geogr. Fabrik-Gürtel {m} [veraltet] [Rostgürtel, Industriegürtel in den USA] | Factory Belt [also: factory belt] [USA] [dated] [Rust Belt] |