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| NOUN | a tsetse fly | tsetse flies | |
| SYNO | glossina | tsetse | tsetse fly | ... |
Übersetzung für 'tsetse fly' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- tsetse fly [also: tse-tse fly] [genus Glossina]
- Tsetsefliege {f} [auch: Tsetse-Fliege]entom.T
- Werbung
- tsetse plague
- Tsetseplage {f}
- family of tsetse flies [family Glossinidae]
- Familie {f} der Zungenfliegenentom.T
- tsetse [also: tse-tse] [genus Glossina]
- Tsetsefliege {f} [auch: Tsetse-Fliege]entom.T
Tsetse {f} [kurz für: Tsetse-Fliege]entom.T - large bee-fly / bee fly [Bombylius major]
- Großer Wollschweber {m}entom.T
Hummelschweber {m} [Großer Wollschweber]entom.T - gold-fly / gold fly [Lucilia sericata, syn.: Phaenicia sericata]
- Goldfliege {f}entom.T
Schafschmeißfliege {f}entom.T - fly
- Eingriff {m} [Männerunterhose]cloth.
Fliege {f}entom.T
Platte {f} [über Knopfleiste etc.]cloth. - to fly
- fliegen
wehen [Wind]
flattern [Haare, Fäden im Wind] - fly screen
- Fliegenschutzgitter {n}
- to fly apart
- reißen [Segel, Saite etc.]
- fly {adj} [sl.]
- schickcloth.
- fly knife
- Obermesser {n} [Querschneider]
Rotormesser {n} - button fly
- Knopfleiste {f} [am Hosenschlitz]cloth.textil.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- The tsetse fly, whose bite is fatal to all domestic animals, is common in many districts of South and East Africa.
- The risk of contracting African trypanosomiasis is dependent on coming in contact with an infected tsetse fly.
- Likewise, the primary role of "Wigglesworthia", it is presumed, is to synthesize vitamins that the tsetse fly does not get from the blood that it eats.
- For example, in Africa, the tsetse fly—which afflicts humans and livestock—reduced the ability of Africans to plow the land.
- Dr. Marcella Alsan argues the prevalence of the tsetse fly hampered early state formation in Africa.
- expedition through the tropical forest, his thoroughbred stallion died within a few days after a bite from a tsetse fly, many of his porters deserted, and the rest were decimated by tropical diseases.
- This technique was first used on the screwworm fly in 1958 and has since been used with the medfly, the tsetse fly, and the gypsy moth.
- Ngoni agricultural practices of shifting or slash-and-burn cultivation and overstocking cattle were said to impoverish the soil and promoted the spread of the tsetse fly.
- Prior to the 1890s, sleeping sickness was unknown in Uganda, but the tsetse fly was probably brought by Emin from the Congo territory.
- The dromedary is prone to trypanosomiasis, a disease caused by a parasite transmitted by the tsetse fly.
- Most tsetse flies are, physically, very tough. Houseflies, and even horseflies, are easily killed with a flyswatter, for example; a great deal of effort is needed to crush a tsetse fly.
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