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Übersetzung für 'C&R' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cloudy {adj} <cl, c>

bewölktmeteo.

Catholic {adj} <Cath, C>

katholisch <kath.>relig.

C [grade] [Am.] [Aus.]

befriedigend [Schulnote]educ.

centi- {prefix} <c> [10 ^ -2]

Zenti- <c>unit

circa {adv} {prep} <ca., c.> [abbreviation "c." often with dates, e.g. born c. 1701]

circa <ca.>

&c. [et cetera] [dated]

etc. [et cetera] [usw.]

preprandial {adj} <pp, ac, a.c.>

präprandial <pp, ac, a.c.>med.pharm.

subcutaneously {adv} <s.c. / SC>

subkutan <s.c.>med.

C'mere. [coll.] [come here]

Komm her.

C'mon! [Come on!]

Komm schon!

coll'arco {adv} <c.a.>

coll'arco <c.a.>mus.

postcenal {adj} <p.c., PC> [Am.]

nach dem Essen <n. d. E.> [nachgestellt] [auch auf Rezepten]pharm.

postcoenal {adj} <p.c., PC>

nach dem Essen <n. d. E.> [nachgestellt] [auch auf Rezepten]med.pharm.

postprandial {adj} <pc, PC, p.c.>

nach der / einer Mahlzeit <pc, PC, p.c.>med.pharm.

nach dem Essen [nachgestellt] <n.d.E., pc, PC, p.c.>med.pharm.

preprandial {adj} <pp, ac, AC, a.c.> [before the meal]

vor dem Essen [nachgestellt] <v.d.E., ac, AC, a.c.>med.pharm.

vor der / einer Mahlzeit [nachgestellt] <ac, AC. a.c.>med.pharm.

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century <c, cent.>

Jahrhundert {n} <Jh., Jhd., Jhdt., Jahrh.>

carbon <C>

Kohlenstoff {m} <C>chem.

account <acct., a/c>

Konto {n} <Kto.>acc.fin.

percent <%, pc, p.c., pct, pct.> [Am.]

Prozent {n} <%>unit

Perzent {n} <%> [österr.] [veraltet]unit

diamond <C>

Diamant {m}mineral.

cent <c, ct.>

Cent {m}

Celsius <C> [centigrade]

Celsius {n} <C>unit

cytosine <C, Cyt> [C4H5N3O]

Cytosin {n} <C, Cyt>biochem.

carat <C, ct> [measure of the purity of gold]

Karat {n} <C, kt> [Maßeinheit für den Goldgehalt einer Legierung]unit

cysteine <Cys, C> [C3H7NO2S]

Cystein {n} <Cys, C> [fachspr.]biochem.

Zystein {n} <Cys, C>biochem.

fo'c's'le

Vorderdeck {n}naut.

fo'c's'le [coll.] [forecastle]

Vorschiff {n}naut.

c [letter, musical note]

c {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

coulomb <C>

Coulomb {n} <C>electr.unit

sigma <Σ, σ, ς, C> [Greek letter]

Sigma {n} <Σ, σ, ς, C> [griechischer Buchstabe]

C [letter, musical note]

C {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

chaoite <C>

Chaoit {m} <C>mineral.

chargino <C͂> [hypothetical elementary particle]

Chargino {n} <C͂> [hypothetisches Elementarteilchen]phys.

Clarissines [Poor Clares] <OSC, O.S.C., OSCL, OSCl>

Klarissen {pl} <OSC, O.S.C., OSCL, OSCl>relig.

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

Doktrinarier {pl} <DC>educ.relig.

fo'c'sle [coll.] [forecastle]

Vorschiff {n}naut.

Lazarists [Congregation of the Mission] <C.M.>

Lazaristen {pl}relig.

Oratorians <C.O.> [members of the Oratory congregation]

Oratorianer {pl}relig.

radiocarbon [also: radio carbon] <carbon-14, C-14, 14C>

Radiokohlenstoff {m} <Carbon-14, C-14, 14C>phys.

Redemptorists <C.Ss.R, CSSR>

Redemptoristen {pl} <C.Ss.R, CSSR>relig.

rice <R.I.C.E.> [sl.] [pej.] [race inspired car enhancement]

ungeprüft optisches Tuning {n}automot.

Theatines <C.R.>

Theatiner {pl}relig.

Chietiner {pl} [Theatiner]relig.

Trappists <OCSO, O.C.S.O.>

Trappisten {pl}relig.

Vincentians [Congregation of the Mission] <CM, C.M.>

Vinzentiner {pl}relig.

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ante Christum {adv} <A.C.> [rare]

ante Christum <a. Chr.>hist.

ante cibum {adv} <a.c., AC, ac> [before meals]

vor dem Essen <v. d. E.>pharm.

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

weilInternettelecom.

before meals {adv} <a.c., AC> [ante cibum]

vor den Mahlzeiten <a. c.>med.pharm.

C ya! [Am.] [sl.] [idiom] [See you!]

Bis bald! [ugs.] [Redewendung]

carboxyl-terminal {adj} <C-terminal>

C-terminalbiochem.

care of ... <c/o>

wohnhaft bei ...

care of <c/o>

bei

per Adresse <p. A., p. Adr.>

carriage paid {adj} <C/P>

frei [frachtfrei]transp.

cerebrospinal fluid {adj} [attr.] <CSF, C.S.F.>

Liquor- [z. B. Fistel]med.

company's risk <C.R.>

auf Gefahr der Gesellschaftecon.law

complete with <c/w>

komplett mit

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

noch einmal von Anfang anmus.

honoris causa <h.c.>

ehrenhalber <e. h., eh.>spec.

non-consensual {adj} <N/C>

nicht einvernehmlich

not connected {adj} {past-p} <NC, N.C.>

nicht angeschlossen [nicht verbunden, nicht geschaltet usw.]electr.tech.

per cent <pc, p.c.> [Br.]

von / vom Hundert <v. H.>

post cibos {adv} <p.c., PC> [after meals]

nach den Mahlzeitenpharm.

seventeenth-century {adj} [attr.] <17th-century, 17th c.>

aus dem 17. Jahrhundert [nachgestellt] [auch: aus dem siebzehnten Jahrhundert] <aus dem 17. Jh.>

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A/C compressor

Klimakompressor {m}tech.

Augustinian Canons <C.R.S.A., Can.Reg.>

Augustiner-Chorherren {pl} [auch: Augustiner Chorherren] <CRSA, CanReg>relig.

bass C <c0, c> [also: tenor C]

kleines C {n} <c0, c>mus.

C battery

Babybatterie {f} [ugs.] [Babyzelle]electr.

Baby-Batterie {f} [Rsv.] [ugs.] [Babyzelle]electr.

C bile

C-Galle {f}med.

Gallengangsgalle {f}med.

C cell

Babyzelle {f} [fachspr.] [Babybatterie]electr.

C clef

C-Schlüssel {m}mus.

C flat <C♭>

Ces {n} <C♭>mus.

C flute

Flöte {f} in Cmus.

[moderne] Querflöte {f}mus.

C major <C>

C-Dur {n} <C>mus.

C minor <c, Cm>

c-Moll {n} <c, Cm>mus.

C sharp <C♯>

Cis {n} <C♯>mus.

C string

C-Saite {f}mus.

C-arm

C-Arm {m}MedTech.

C-Bogen {m}MedTech.

C-axis

C-Achse {f}engin.tech.

c-cell [parafollicular cell]

C-Zelle {f}biol.

c-cells [parafollicular cells]

C-Zellen {pl}biol.

C-clamp

Schraubzwinge {f} [C-Form]tools

C-clip [short for: circlip]

Seegerring {m}tech.

Sprengring {m}tech.

Sicherungs­ring {m}tech.

c-command

K-Herrschaft {f}ling.

C-extein

C-Extein {n}biochem.

C-frame

Bügel {m} [Bügelmessschraube]tools

C-goods

C-Güter {pl}comm.econ.

C-goods {pl}

C-Ware {f} [C-Güter]comm.econ.

c-hole [e.g. viols]

C-Loch {n} [Schallloch]mus.

• Kohlenstoff {m} <C> = carbon <C>
• Kubik- <c, cb> = cubic <cu>
• Celsius {n} <C> = Celsius <C> [centigrade]

• Thus, the two substrates of this enzyme are R'C(R)SH and O2, whereas its two products are R'C(R)S-S(R)CR' and H2O.
• The southern subspecies "C. r. angolensis" and "C. r. awemba" are sometimes considered to form a separate species, the Angola cisticola ("C. angolensis").
• The irrigation has been made possible by community three groupings of growers: C.R. de Valdemar, C.R. de Palos and C.R. del Fresno.
• Jan Van Steenberghe (born 4 July 1972) is a former Belgian football goalkeeper. He played most recently for F.C. Verbroedering Dender E.H., after being released from R.S.C. Anderlecht. His former clubs include Eendracht Aalst, R.A.A. Louviéroise and R.S.C. Anderlecht.
• File:Donner Lake C.P.R.R. C.R. Savage, Photo.jpg|Mt. Judah upper left, from Donner Lake.

• R.C. Polo was defending champions while R.C. Jolaseta and CD Terrassa were the teams relegated to División de Honor B.
• Drysdale was educated at University College London. He obtained his M.R.C.S. in 1858 and took his M.D. in 1859, F.R.C.S. in 1861 and M.R.C.P. in 1862.
• Growth temperatures for "Rhodoferax" species range from 2 to 30 °C. "R. fermentans" is a mesophilic species with an optimal growth temperature between 25 and 30 °C. The other three species, "R. antarcticus" , "R. ferrireducens", and "R. saidenbachensis" are psychrotolerant species with optimal growth temperatures above 15 °C, but capable of growth at temperatures near 0 °C.
• R is both a language and software used for statistical computing and graphing. R was originally developed by Bell Laboratories (Currently known as Lucent Technologies) by John Chambers. Since R is largely written in C language, users can use C or C++ commands to manipulate R-objects directly. Also, R runs on most UNIX platforms. R is currently part of the "Free Software Foundation" GNU project.
• In November 2014, Cordray released his final work, "C-R-C", as a part of the power trio C-R-C, Cordray-Robinson-Campbell, featuring Mark Campbell and Allyn Robinson.

• Theorem: If "R" is a simple polynomial identity ring, and "A" is a simple Z("R") subalgebra of "R", then C"R"(C"R"("A")) = "A".
• Augustus Edmonds Tozer F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M. (13 January 1857 – 4 March 1910) was an English composer and organist.
• 2nd Lt. (T./Capt.) Arthur Gordon Jones-Williams, M.C., Welsh R. (attd. R.F.C.).
• Since "b'r" and "c'r" enter into "K" only as a product "b'r'c'r" there is no loss of generality in assuming that the "b'r" are all equal to 1.
• The Supreme Court of Canada developed the doctrine of entrapment in three major decisions: "R. v. Amato", [...] 2 S.C.R. 418, "R. v. Mack", [...] 2 S.C.R. 903, and "R. v. Barnes", [...] 1 S.C.R. 449.

• Subspecies "C. r. pavida" of the brown trembler is the most widely distributed; it is found in the northern Lesser Antilles from Saba south to Montserrat. "C. r. tremula" is restricted to Guadeloupe, the nominate "C. r. ruficauda" to Dominica, and "C. r. tenebrosa" to St. Vincent.
• The equations simplify if one chooses "R"2 = "R'x" and "C"2 = "C"x; the result is "R"4 = 2"R"3.
• Amongst the clubs falling within the Yorkshire Rugby Football Union are several clubs of national renown including; Doncaster R.F.C., Hull Ionians, Leeds Tykes, Rotherham R.U.F.C., Wakefield RFC (now non-playing), and Wharfedale R.U.F.C.