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Übersetzung für 'b&f' von Englisch nach Deutsch

born {adj} {past-p} <b.>

geboren <geb.>

B [grade] [Am.] [Aus.]

gut [Schulnote]educ.

Werbung

A involves B.

Bei A geht es auch um B.

Bei A handelt es sich auch um B.

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to B.S. [sl.]

Scheiße erzählen [vulg.]

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boron <B>

Bor {n} <B>chem.

byte <B>

Byte {n} <B>comp.

B-pillar

B-Säule {f}automot.

B-road [Br.]

Landstraße {f}traffic

B.O. [coll.] [body odor]

Körpergeruch {m}

B-stock

B-Sortiment {n} [B-Ware]comm.econ.

B-roll

[Material von den Dreharbeiten zur Verwendung für u. a. Schnittbilder]filmtech.

plan B

Plan B {m}

B sample [doping]

B-Probe {f}drugssports

B flat <B♭>

B {n} [Ton]mus.

B sharp <B#>

His {n}mus.

B cell

B-Zelle {f}biol.

B-tree

B-Baum {m}comp.

grade B

Güteklasse B {f}comm.

B

H {n} [Ton]mus.

B-side

B-Seite {f}mus.

A-B process

AB-Verfahren {n} [Adsorptions-Belebungs­-Verfahren]biochem.tech.

A/B testing

A/B-Test {m}market.

amphotericin B

Amphotericin B {n}pharm.

apolipoprotein B <ApoB>

Apolipoprotein B {n} <ApoB>biochem.

b [letter]

b {n} [Buchstabe]ling.print

B [letter]

B {n} [Buchstabe]ling.print

b [musical note]

h {n} [Ton]mus.

B cells

B-Zellen {pl}biol.

B major <B>

H-Dur {n} <H>mus.

B meson

B-Meson {n}phys.

B minor <b, Bm>

h-Moll {n} <h, Hm>mus.

B string

H-Saite {f}mus.

B symptoms

B-Symptome {pl}med.

B symptoms {pl}

B-Symptomatik {f}med.

B team [generally second rate players chosen for unimportant matches]

B-Elf {f}sports

B vitamins

B-Vitamine {pl}biochem.

B vitamins {pl}

Vitamin {n} B [Vitamingruppe]biochem.

B-A tetra [Am.] [Hyphessobrycon anisitsi, syn.: Hemigrammus caudovittatus]

Rautenflecksalmler {m}fishT

B-A tetra [Am.] [Hyphessobrycon anisitsi, syn.Hemigrammus caudovittatus]

ungeprüft Schwarzbandsalmler {m}fishT

B-box [coll.] [serving area interface cabinet]

Verzweigerkasten {m}telecom.

B-boy

Breakdancer {m}dance

B-factory

B-Fabrik {f}phys.

B-girl

Breakdancerin {f}dance

B-girl [Am.]

Animierdame {f}

Animiermädchen {n} [ugs.]

B-horizon

B-Horizont {m}geol.

B-lister [coll.]

B-Promi {m} [ugs.]

B-mode [brightness modulation]

B-Mode {m} [Sonographie]MedTech.

B-movie

B-Movie {n}film

zweitklassiger Film {m}film

B-picture

zweitklassiger Film {m}film

B.V.D.s

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

barn <b>

Barn {n} <b>phys.unit

barye <Ba, ba, b> [dated] [unit of preassure]

Barye {n} <Ba, ba, b> [veraltet] [Einheit des Drucks]unit

bel <B>

Bel {n} <B>unit

bottomness <B>

Bottomness {f}phys.

Bournemouth <B'mouth> [Br.]

Bournemouth {n}geogr.

Britannica <E.B., EB> [short for: Encyclopædia Britannica]

Britannica {f} <E.B., EB> [kurz für: Encyclopædia Britannica]libr.publ.

Camaldoleses <OSBCam, O.S.B. Cam.>

Kamaldulenser {pl} <OSBCam>relig.

glycophorin B <GPB>

Glycophorin B {n} <GPB>biochem.

influenzavirus B

Influenzavirus B {n}biol.

Linear B

Linear B {f} [auch {n}]archaeo.ling.

molality <b, m>

Molalität {f} <b, m>chem.

rhodamine B

Rhodamin B {n}chem.

rhythm'n'blues <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>

Rhythm'n'Blues {m} <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>mus.

Rhythm and Blues {m} <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>mus.

Zyklon B [hydrogen cyanide]

Zyklon B {n}chem.

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A and B interact.

A und B wirken aufeinander (ein).

A und B beeinflussen sich gegenseitig.

A fronted by B

A, dem B vorgesetzt istarchi.

B for Benjamin [Br.]

B wie Berta

B for Bravo [NATO phonetic alphabet]

B wie Bravo [NATO-Buchstabiertafel]mil.

B-type encoded {adj}

B-kodiertelectr.

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

weilInternettelecom.

nota bene {adv} <N.B.> [Am.]

notabene [geh.] <NB>

sb. learnt A from B [esp. Br.]

jd. entnahm A^Akk. B^Dat. [auch: jd. entnahm B^Dat. A^Akk.]

sb. mistook A for B

jd. hielt A irrtümlich für B

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to add A to B [which may result in reduced quality of B]

B^Akk. mit A^Dat. versetzen

to get a B

eine Zwei bekommeneduc.

die Note 2 bekommeneduc.

eine Zwei / 2 kriegen [ugs.]educ.

to match A with B [adjust]

A^Akk. B^Dat. anpassen

A^Akk. an B^Akk. anpassen

to prefer A to B

A (gegenüber) B vorziehen

to stick A over B

B mit A überkleben

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(certified) B corporation [Am.] [private certification]

[Unternehmen, das sich verpflichtet hat, bestimmte ökolog. und soziale Standards zu erfüllen]

A-not-B error

A-non-B-Suchfehler {m}

A-nicht-B-Suchfehler {m}

A-nicht-B-Fehler {m}psych.

B (class) items [ABC analysis]

B-Teile {pl} [ABC-Analyse]econ.

B double flat <Bbb>

Heses {n}mus.

Bes {n} [selten, richtig: Heses]mus.

B double sharp <Bx>

Hisis {n}mus.

B flat major

B-Dur {n}mus.

B flat minor

b-Moll {n}mus.

B sharp major

His-Dur {n}mus.

B sharp minor

his-Moll {n}mus.

b-boying [breakdance]

B-Boying {n} [Breakdance]

b-day [birthday] [sl.]

Geburtstag {m}

• Bor {n} <B> = boron <B>
• Byte {n} <B> = byte <B>
• B-Säule {f} = B-pillar

• If "B"° denotes the dual order (opposite poset) to "B" then "f" : "A" → "B" is a residuated mapping if and only if there exists an "f" * such that "f" : "A" → "B"° and "f" *: "B"° → "A" form a Galois connection under the original antitone definition of this notion.
• Define "L"1 and "L2" from "F'X" to "F" by "L"1("f") = "f"("a") and "L"2("f") = "f"("b").
• 7. The @, f and b are written last, if b occurs together with @ or f (only if other suffixes are present as well): @b, fb.
• Suppose that we want to solve the equation "f"("x") = 0. As with the bisection method, we need to initialize Dekker's method with two points, say "a"0 and "b"0, such that "f"("a"0) and "f"("b"0) have opposite signs. If "f" is continuous on "b"0, the intermediate value theorem guarantees the existence of a solution between "a"0 and "b"0.
• On August 31, 1929, Hood Rubber Company was merged into The B. F. Goodrich Company. The B. F. Goodrich Co. transferred the management of all B.F. Goodrich footwear manufacturing activities to the Hood Rubber's Watertown plant.

• Both versions of the song have an allegro-ranged tempo of 122 beats per minute. According to Ultimate Guitar, the introduction and verses each consist of a B–F♯–E–B–F♯–E–B sequence, and the chorus is made up of two repetitions of E♭m–B–F♯–C♯, and ends with an extended sequence of E–F–F♯–F–F♯–F–F♯. The bridge is composed of E♭m–F♯–C♯–G♭m–E♭m–F♯–C♯–B, followed by a brief interlude consisting of two repetitions of a B–F♯–E–B–F♯–E–B sequence.
• Notice that the case of two equal but opposite forces F and -F acting at points A and B respectively, yields the resultant W=(F-F, A×F - B× F) = (0, (A-B)×F). This shows that wrenches of the form W=(0, T) can be interpreted as pure torques.
• Figure B calculates the shortest path "P"1 from "A" to "F" ("A"–"B"–"D"–"F").
• The unit trained crews and units for photographic reconnaissance and combat mapping. It had no assigned operational squadrons, conducted training with attached squadrons from other units. Aircraft used were F-3 (A-20), F-4 (P-38), F-5 (P-38) F-7 (B-24), F-9 (B-17). Inactivated on 6 May 1944.
• Let "F"A be the input force applied at "A" the end of the rope, and let "F"B be the force at "B" on the moving block. Like the velocities "F"A is directed downwards and "F"B is directed upwards.

• Also important to Fremont is the large block on Linden Avenue N. that contains the B.F. Day Elementary School and B.F. Day Playground, two separate entities. B.F. Day is the longest continually operating school in the Seattle school district, having been founded in 1892.
• With the definitions of the previous paragraph, for any (full) embedding "F" : "B" → "C" the image of "F" is a (full) subcategory "S" of "C", and "F" induces an isomorphism of categories between "B" and "S". If "F" is not injective on objects then the image of "F" is equivalent to "B".
• Open B Tuning is an open tuning for guitar. The open string notes in this tuning are B-F [...] -B-F [...] -B-D [...]. It uses the three notes that form the triad of a B major chord: B, the root note; F [...] , the perfect fifth; and D [...] the major third.
• If [...] is surjective and "B" is a subset of "Y", then [...] "f"("f" −1("B")) = "B" [...]. Thus, "B" can be recovered from its preimage [...].
• On the F strings only the first harmonic is used, so the scale ranges from F to F'. On the B [...] strings several harmonics are available: B [...] ', F", B", also often players accompanying the F' on the F string with an F" overtone at the F' position on the B [...] string.

• If [...] is pure-exact, and "F" is a finitely presented "R"-module, then every homomorphism from "F" to "C" can be lifted to "B", i.e. to every "u" : "F" → "C" there exists "v" : "F" → "B" such that "gv"="u".
• There are no sharps or flats in the open strings of exactly one augmented-fourths tuning, that with only B and F notes (B-F-b-f-b'-f'). This tuning would appear, for the C-F [...] augmented-fourths tuning displayed above, to the left of the open strings, at the "negative"-first fret.