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 Übersetzung für 'critically endangered' von Englisch nach Deutsch
zool.
critically endangered {adj}
stark bedroht
bot.zool.
critically endangered {adj}
vom Aussterben bedroht
Teiltreffer
philos.
critically {adv}
kritizistisch [Kant]
critically {adv}kritisch
47
endangered {adj} {past-p}gefährdet
2215
critically acclaimed {adj}von der Kritik gefeiert
phys.
critically damped {adj} {past-p}
kritisch gedämpft
biol.ecol.
endangered species
vom Aussterben bedrohte Art {f}
ling.
endangered language
bedrohte Sprache {f}
ling.
endangered language
gefährdete Sprache {f}
zool.
endangered wildlife
gefährdete Tierwelt {f}
ecol.zool.
endangered animals
vom Aussterben bedrohte Tiere {pl}
biol.ecol.
endangered species
bedrohte Art {f}
to be endangeredin Gefahr sein
bot.ecol.zool.
endangered species {pl}
gefährdete Arten {pl}
mil.
critically sensitive {adj} [information]
streng vertraulich [Informationen]
med.
to be critically ill
in Lebensgefahr schweben
critically injured personlebensgefährlich Verletzter {m}
to be critically injuredlebensgefährlich verletzt sein
phys.tech.
critically damped oscillation
aperiodischer Grenzfall {m}
med.
critically ill patients
intensivpflichtige Patienten {pl}
to be critically importantvon entscheidender Bedeutung sein
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) identified 140 species of mammals as threatened and 15 as critically endangered, including the Bali myna, Sumatran orangutan, and Javan rhinoceros.
  • However, the specific subpopulation in the northwest Pacific is regarded as being "critically endangered".
  • All species (and subspecies) of gorilla are listed as endangered or critically endangered on the IUCN Red List.
  • Among the threatened species is the critically endangered Ganges shark ("Glyphis gangeticus").
  • Currently there are approximately 10,000 living species of birds, with over 1,480 at risk of extinction and 223 critically endangered.

  • More than 160 amphibian species are known from the Yangtze basin, including the world's largest, the critically endangered Chinese giant salamander.
  • Over 300 species of the region's flora and fauna are threatened, 107 of which are classified as critically endangered.
  • All species of sifakas are threatened, ranging from endangered to critically endangered.
  • A recent study in 2016, reported that "of the 22 vulture species, nine are critically endangered, three are endangered, four are near threatened, and six are least concern".
  • All three orangutan species are considered critically endangered.

  • In recent years, Oman has become one of the newer hot spots for whale watching, highlighting the critically endangered Arabian humpback whale, the most isolated and only non-migratory population in the world, sperm whales and pygmy blue whales.
  • For example, "Pleurotus nebrodensis" grows slowly, and because of this combined with human collection, it is now critically endangered.
  • Since then, UNESCO's classification of the language has changed to "critically endangered".
  • It is critically endangered. It is considered the largest member of its family in the world.
  • The other two primary predators of northern Africa, the Atlas bear and Barbary leopard, are now extinct and critically endangered, respectively.

  • The IUCN Red List classifies it as vulnerable, having previously listed it as critically endangered.
  • The Marquesan kingfisher of French Polynesia is listed as critically endangered due to a combination of habitat loss and degradation caused by introduced cattle, and possibly due to predation by introduced species.
  • A number of lemur species are considered threatened; two species are critically endangered, one species is endangered, and five species are rated as vulnerable.
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