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Übersetzung für 'S⊽O2' von Englisch nach Deutsch

somebody's {pron} <sb.'s>

jemandes <jds.>

jemandem sein [ugs.] [regional] [jemandes] [z. B.: (dem) Tom sein Auto für: Toms Auto]

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today's {adj}

heutig

heutiger

heutige

heutiges

von heute [nachgestellt]

tomorrow's {adj}

morgige

morgig

morgiges

morgiger

von morgen [nachgestellt]

someone {pron} <so., s.o.> [indirect object]

jemandem <jdm.>

Saint {adj} <St., St, S., S> [attr.] [St. or S. (Am.); St or S (Br.)]

Sankt <St.> [Beispiele: der Sankt / St. Peter, die Sankt / St. Elisabeth, das Sankt / St. Gallen]relig.

yesterday's {adj} [attr.]

gestrig [attr.] [von gestern]

one's {pron} [determiner]

jemandes <jds.>

everyone's {pron}

jedermanns

alongside {adv} <A/S>

längsseitignaut.

someone's {pron} <so.'s>

jemandes <jds.>

everybody's {pron}

jedermanns

unserviceable {adj} <U/S>

unbrauchbar

Christ's

Christirelig.

count's {adj}

gräflichhist.

people's {adj} [attr.]

Volks- [Volksrepublik etc.]

subcutaneously {adv} <s.c. / SC>

subkutan <s.c.>med.

traveller's {adj}

Reise-

women's {adj} [attr.]

Frauen- [für od. von Frauen]

God's {adj}

göttlichrelig.

man's {adj} [attr.] [e.g. body, breast, butt, job, voice]

Männer- [z. B. Körper, Brust, Hintern, Arbeit, Stimme]

breeder's {adj}

züchterisch

children's {adj} [attr.]

Kinder-

boy's {adj} [attr.]

Jungen- [für einen od. von einem Jungen]

brewer's {adj} [attr.] [e.g. malt, sugar, yeast]

Brau- [z. B. Malz, Zucker, Hefe]brew

councilor's {adj} [Am.] [attr.] [government]

regierungs­rätlich [bes. schweiz]

day's sth.

etw. des Tags

doll's {adj} [attr.] [e.g. clothes, face, hospital, house, pram]

Puppen- [z. B. Kleider, Gesicht, Krankenhaus, Haus, Wagen]toys

gi's [Scot.]

gib uns

girl's {adj} [attr.]

Mädchen- [für ein od. von einem Mädchen]

he's [he has]

er hat

he's [he is]

er ist

it's [it has]

es hat

it's [it is]

es ist

It's ... [It costs ...]

Es kostet ...

Jesus's {adj}

Jesu [vor- oder nachgestellt]relig.

let's [let us]

lass uns

lasst uns

lasset uns

OK's

genehmigt

planet's {adj} [attr.] [e.g. atmosphere, mass]

Planeten- [z. B. Atmosphäre, Masse]astron.

sb.'s father's {adj} [house, business]

väterlich [Haus, Geschäft]

she's [she has]

sie hat

she's [she is]

sie ist

sheep's {adj} [attr.] [e.g. cheese, milk]

Schafs- [z. B. Käse, Milch]

somebody's {pron} <sb.'s> [female]

jemandem ihr [ugs.] [regional] [jemandes] [z. B.: (der) Maria ihr Auto für: Marias Auto]

there's [there is]

es gibt [existiert, ist vorhanden]

today's {adj} [attr.]

der Gegenwart [nachgestellt]

what's [what has]

was hat

what's [what is]

was ist

woman's {adj} [attr.]

Frauen- [für eine od. von einer Frau]

yesterday's {adj}

von gestern [nachgestellt]

yesterweek's {adj} [archaic]

letztwöchig

yesteryear's {adj}

der Vergangenheit^Gen.

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to cancel sb.'s sth.

jdm. etw. kündigen

to B.S. [sl.]

Scheiße erzählen [vulg.]

to recover sb.'s sth. [which has been stolen, lost]

jdm. etw.^Akk. wiederbeschaffen

to sb.'s liking

nach jds. Geschmack

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second <s, sec.>

Sekunde {f} <s, Sek.> [Sek. ist veraltet]unit

sulphur <S> [Br.]

Schwefel {m} <S>chem.mineral.

south <S>

Süden {m} <S>

Süd <S> [Himmelsrichtung, Windrichtung] [ohne Genus, ohne Artikel]geogr.meteo.naut.

chemist's [Br.]

Apotheke {f}comm.pharm.

sulfur <S> [Am.]

Schwefel {m} <S>chem.mineral.

baker's

Bäckerei {f}

severity <S>

Schweregrad {m}econ.QM

sb.'s demesne [fig.]

jds. Reich {n}

severity <S> [rating; the consequences of a failure mode] [FMEA]

Schadensausmaß {n} <S> [Kennzahl; Fehlerfolge] [FMEA]econ.QM

newsagent's [Br.]

Zeitungs­kiosk {m}

Zeitschriftenladen {m}

chemist's [Br.] [non-dispensing]

Drogerie {f}comm.pharm.

draper's [Br.] [dated]

Textilgeschäft {n}

steamship <SS, s.s.>

Dampfschiff {n}naut.

sb.'s dotage

jds. Lebensabend {m}

sb.'s folks [Am.] [coll.]

jds. Familie {f}

florist's

Blumenladen {m}comm.hort.

bookie's [Br.] [coll.] [betting shop]

Wettbüro {n}

PJ's [Am.] [coll.]

Pyjama {m}cloth.

hairdresser's

Friseurladen {m}comm.cosmet.

Friseursalon {m}comm.cosmet.

s'more [traditional campfire treat; roasted marshmallow and chocolate sandwiched between two pieces of graham cracker]

S'more {n} [trad. Lagerfeuer-Snack (Kekssandwich mit Marshmallows und Schokoladestückchen)]gastr.

sb.'s gusto

jds. Geschmack {m}

fishmonger's

Fischgeschäft {n}comm.

Alzheimer's [coll.] [Alzheimer's disease]

Alzheimer {m} [ugs.]med.

florist's [shop]

Blumengeschäft {n}comm.hort.

pawnbroker's

Pfandhaus {n}

snow <s, SN>

Schnee {m} [Schneefall]meteo.

tobacconist's

Trafik {f} [österr.]

sb.'s intended [coll.]

jds. Auserkorener {m} [hum.]

tailor's

Änderungs­schneiderei {f}

bookseller's

Buchladen {m}comm.publ.

speed <S>

Empfindlichkeit {f} [z. B. Film, Speicherfolien]MedTech.photo.

• Sekunde {f} <s, Sek.> [Sek. ist veraltet] = second <s, sec.>
• Seite {f} <S.> = page <p.>
• Schwefel {m} <S> = sulphur <S> [Br.]

• O2 and became Airwave O2 Limited, commonly known as O2 Airwave.
• Surface aerators are commonly quoted as having an aeration efficiency of 0.5–1.5 kg O2/kWh (1.1–3.3 lb O2/kWh), diffused aeration as 1.5–2.5 kg O2/kWh (3.3–5.5 lb O2/kWh). Deep Shaft claims 5–8 kg O2/kWh (11–18 lb O2/kWh).
• We can use diffusion-limited hydrogen escape to estimate the amount of O2 on the Earth's atmosphere before the rise of life (the prebiotic atmosphere). The O2 content of the prebiotic atmosphere was controlled by its sources and sinks. If the potential sinks of O2 greatly outweighed the sources, then the atmosphere would have been nearly devoid of O2.
• The ratio between partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood (PaO2) and "FI"O2 is used as an indicator of hypoxemia per the American-European Consensus Conference on lung injury. A high "FI"O2 has been shown to alter the ratio of "Pa"O2/"FI"O2.
• In 2005, mmO2 plc. of which O2 Germany is a part, was acquired by Spanish telecoms giant, Telefónica. O2 Germany rebranded as Telefónica O2 Germany GmbH.

• Giffgaff's 5G, like all their network services, runs on O2's network. O2 rolled out their 5G network access to O2 customers in October 2019.
• Dissolved oxygen (DO) is measured in standard solution units such as millilitres O2 per litre (mL/L), millimoles O2 per litre (mmol/L), milligrams O2 per litre (mg/L) and moles O2 per cubic meter (mol/m3). For example, in freshwater under atmospheric pressure at 20 °C, O2 saturation is 9.1 mg/L.
• Following its closure in 2007, the site underwent major redevelopment and was renamed The O2 after the telecommunication brand, O2, similar to The O2 in London. In 2008, O2 paid €25 million for the naming rights for 10 years. Following the sale of mobile network operator O2 Ireland to rival 3 Ireland in June 2014, the venue was renamed as the 3Arena on 4 September 2014.
• Low overpotential and high catalytic activity of [...] hydrogenases are accompanied by high O2 sensitivity. It is necessary to engineer them O2-tolerant for use in solar H2 production since O2 is a by-product of water splitting reaction. Past research efforts by various groups around the world have focused on understanding the mechanisms involved in O2-inactivation of hydrogenases.
• O2 Money was launched in partnership with NatWest by O2 in [...]. O2 had previously been working with Barclays to trial NFC mobile payments. However, Tim Sefton, Customer Director at O2 stated the partnership with NatWest did not preclude future partnerships with other banks.