Übersetzung für 'fat poor' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fat-poor {adj}

fettarmFoodInd.

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fat-tail / fat-tailed geckos [genus Hemitheconyx]

Afrikanische Lidgeckos {pl}zool.T

Afrikanische Krallengeckos {pl}zool.T

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fat

Adeps {m} {f}pharm.

Fett {n}

fat {adj}

fett [in Bezug auf Personen ugs. pej.]

feist

poor {adj}

mangelnd

ärmlich

dürftig

arm

notdürftig

armselig

mager [dürftig]

fat mass

Fettmasse {f}

fat profits

fette Gewinne {pl}econ.

gut fat

Darmfett {n}FoodInd.gastr.

beef fat

Rinderfett {n}gastr.

cooking fat

Backfett {n}gastr.

hidden fat

verstecktes Fett {n}FoodInd.

Fat Thursday

Unsinniger Donnerstag {m} [Bayern, Tirol, Südtirol]

• The poor either made their own tallow dips from hoarded animal fat with rush wicks – known as 'rushlights' – or lived in darkness.
• Ruben Bolling's "Tom the Dancing Bug" comic in "Salon" magazine, for instance, periodically features a poor duck who keeps "outwitting" a fat, top-hatted oligarch by cleverly submitting to the misfortunes of his economic class.
• Rock ptarmigan have a limited capacity for fat storage, which requires overwintering birds to forage frequently. Rock ptarmigan maximize assimilation of nutrient poor foods with their elongated ceca.
• The most profitable way to produce Highland beef is on poor pasture in their native land, the Highlands of Scotland.
• In 1981, Genovese's successor, Philip "Benny Squint" Lombardo, stepped down as boss due to poor health.

• Pharaoh's (now freed) Butler tells him of Joseph's skills deciphering dreams ("Poor, Poor Pharaoh").
• During this period, his visits with the poor began to stir feelings about the injustices that were common.
• This methodology eliminates almost all whitespace which helps avoid the poor utilization rates, often as low as 10%, that occur in the traditional storage allocation method where large pools of storage capacity are allocated to individual servers but remain unused (not written to).
• Narrower all-mountain skis are better for groomed runs, while wider styles handle better in powder and poor conditions.
• In the early summer of 1927, Walt Disney finished the first Oswald cartoon, entitled "Poor Papa".

• In 2011, the county was considered relatively poor.
• Complications are either directly caused by obesity or indirectly related through mechanisms sharing a common cause such as a poor diet or a sedentary lifestyle.
• The original article was quickly followed up by other UK publications, with the food portrayed to speak eloquently about Scotland's and the wider UK's poor diet, and resultant levels of obesity.
• Since Lotharingia combined lengthy and vulnerable land borders with poor internal communications as it was severed by the Alps, it was not a viable entity and soon fragmented.
• low-carbohydrate dieting has been of poor quality and studies which reported large effects have garnered disproportionate attention in comparison to those which are methodologically sound.

• Anthropometric measurements are frequently used to diagnose malnutrition in resource-poor clinical settings.
• This may lead to higher rates of brood loss under poor food conditions.
• This was the staple food of the poor students of the "yeshivot"; in richer families, meat was added to this soup.
• The short-sighted relative was Hamilton's younger sister Una, who had suffered poor sight since childhood, and who had been wont to "peer at him somewhat like an Owl"; while the other relative was his older brother Alex, who was described as "generally anxious to borrow a pound or two" on the strength of the anticipated arrival of a cheque that never materialised.