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Übersetzung für '[bite]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- game {adj} [attr.] [e.g. biologist, bite, damage, density, enclosure]
- Wild- [z. B. Biologe, Verbiss, Schaden, Dichte, Gehege]ecol.for.hunting
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- bitey {adj} [coll.] [inclined to bite]
- bissig [zum Beißen neigend]
- to nip sb./sth. [bite (in a playful way)]
- jdn./etw. knaffen [ugs.] [regional] [(spielerisch) beißen]
- sting [insect bite]
- Stich {m} [Wespen-, Skorpion-, ...]
- [A form of amusement mainly at children's birthday parties in which a sausage is hung by a string above the heads of the children who must jump to bite off a piece]
- Würstelschnappen {n} [regional, bes. südd., österr.]games
- [bedbug "street", i.e. several bedbug bite marks in a row]
- Bettwanzenstraße {f}med.
- bait [bite]
- kleiner Bissen {m}gastr.
- michenerite [(Pd,Pt)BiTe]
- Michenerit {m}mineral.
- sodoku [rat-bite fever]
- Sodoku {n}med.
- tsumoite [BiTe]
- Tsumoit {m}mineral.
- to bite it [coll.] [to die] [cf. to bite the dust]
- ins Gras beißen [ugs.] [sterben]
- to bite open sth. [also: bite sth. open]
- etw. aufbeißen
- angel's kiss [Nevus flammeus neonatorum] ["stork bite" in the face]
- Engelskuss {m} [„Storchenbiss“, bes. im Gesicht]med.
- bruxism appliance [occlusal bite guard]
- Bruxismusschiene {f}dent.
- capillary flames {pl} [stork bite]
- Storchenbiss {m}med.
- chigger bite [also: jigger bite] [caused by the chigoe / sand flea Tunga penetrans, family Tungidae]
- Sandflohbiss {m}med.
- dental splint [bite-guard]
- Beißschiene {f}dent.
- stork mark [Naevus flammeus nuchae] [stork bite on the back of the neck in newborns]
- Storchenbiss {m}med.
- tongue bite [bite on the tongue, e.g. in epileptic seizures]
- Zungenbiss {m}med.
- devil's bite / devils bite [Veratrum viride]
- Grüner Germer {m}bot.T
- rod bell [bite indicator]
- Aalglocke {f} [Bissanzeiger]fishT
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- This species has been reported to bite humans on several occasions, resulting in occasional minor swelling and redness around the bite area.
- The side-ways action fangs are small, and the spider is timid and reluctant to bite.
- Both steric bite angle effect and the electronic bite angle effects are recognized.
- Intercuspal Position (ICP), also known as Habitual Bite, Habitual Position or Bite of Convenience , is defined at the position where the maxillary and mandibular teeth fit together in maximum interdigitation.
- Even when these spiders are present together in large numbers, they typically do not bite humans.
- Devices in wide use as bite indicators include fishing floats, which float in the water and dart about if a fish bites, and quiver tips, which are mounted onto the tip of a fishing rod.
- The same examiner who observed bite marks on Wilson was coincidentally called to examine bite marks on Payant's body.
- Tegenaria species rarely bite. If they do it will be in self-defense, and the bite is unlikely to break the skin.
- "Pardosa agrestis" is venomous but will not bite or attack humans unless threatened or has egg sacs around. Its bite might cause an allergic reaction or minor pain.
- Bite fork – consist of stem and prongs. Wax material is usually attached to the bite fork, and the bite fork is held in contact with maxillary jaw or mandibular jaw in kinematic face-bow.
- Coots was bitten by snakes eight times prior to his fatal snake bite. One bite in 1993 nearly killed him, according to Cody Coots. Jamie Coots lost part of a finger from a bite in 1998.
- Bite pillows are larger tugs which are used for precision bite work training. They are safer and increase accuracy in bite work.
- Rabid wolf spiders may bite if provoked, but their bite is not dangerous to humans.
- "Araneus" spider venoms vary in toxicity, but often deliver a dry bite (8 of 10 occasions). [...] Females bite more often than males, which would rather flee or feign death.
- In all predators the prey drive follows an inevitable sequence: Search (orient, nose/ear/eye); Stalk; Chase; Bite (grab-bite, kill-bite); Dissect; Consume.
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