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dingéniosité
Bakterienzellwand
en el diccionario PONS
Rastersteg
cell wall
Zellwand
cell wall
en el diccionario PONS
bac·te·rial [bækˈtɪəriəl, ingl. am. -ˈtɪr-] ADJ. inv.
bacterial
bakteriell
bacterial
Bakterien-
I. wall [wɔ:l] SUST.
1. wall:
wall (of a house, town)
Mauer f <-, -n>
wall (of a room)
Wand f <-, Wände>
wall (around a plot)
Mauer f <-, -n>
wall (around a plot)
Einfriedung f <-, -en>
this is like banging your head against a brick wall
das ist, als ob man mit dem Kopf gegen eine Wand rennt
city wall
Stadtmauer f <-, -n>
the Berlin Wall hist.
die Berliner Mauer hist.
the Great Wall of China
die Chinesische Mauer
dry-stone wall
Bruchsteinmauer f
2. wall MED., ANAT.:
wall
Wand f <-, Wände>
artery wall
Arterienwand f
3. wall (of a tyre):
wall
Mantel m <-s, Män·tel>
4. wall (barrier):
wall
Mauer f <-, -n>
a wall of men
eine Mauer von Menschen
a wall of silence fig.
eine Mauer des Schweigens
a wall of water
eine Wasserwand
a wall of words
ein Wortschwall m pey.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to climb the walls in anger
die Wände hochgehen coloq.
to climb the walls due to worry
vor Sorgen verrückt werden coloq.
to drive [or send] sb up the wall
jdn zur Weißglut treiben coloq.
to be a fly on the wall
Mäuschen spielen coloq.
to go to the wall
Konkurs machen
to go up the wall
die Wände hochgehen coloq.
to go up the wall
ausrasten coloq.
this must not go beyond these four walls
das muss innerhalb dieser vier Wände bleiben
walls have ears saying
die Wände haben Ohren
to have one's back to the wall
mit dem Rücken an der [o. zur] Wand stehen
to hit the wall athlete, marathon runner
schlapp machen
to hit [or come up against] a brick wall
gegen eine Wand rennen
to talk to a brick wall
gegen eine Wand reden
the weakest go to the wall provb.
den Letzten beißen die Hunde provb.
the writing is on the wall
das Ende vom Lied ist abzusehen
II. wall [wɔ:l] V. trans.
1. wall usu passive (enclose):
sth is walled in
etw ist ummauert [o. mit einer Mauer umgeben]
2. wall usu passive (separate):
to be walled off
durch eine Mauer abgetrennt werden
to be walled off (in a building)
durch eine Wand abgetrennt werden
to be walled off fig.
abgeschottet sein
3. wall (imprison):
to wall sb ⇆ up
jdn einmauern
4. wall (fill in):
to wall sth ⇆ up
etw zumauern
cell [sel] SUST.
1. cell (room):
cell
Zelle f <-, -n>
2. cell (space):
cell
Feld nt <-(e)s, -er>
3. cell BIOL., ELECTR., POL.:
cell
Zelle f <-, -n>
battery cell
Batteriezelle f
fuel cell
Brennstoffzelle f <-, -n>
to use one's grey cells
seine kleinen grauen Zellen anstrengen coloq. hum.
4. cell TEL. (local area):
cell
Ortsbereich m
Entrada de OpenDict
wall SUST.
to hit the wall fig.
seine natürlichen Grenzen erreichen
Glosario especializado de biología Klett
bacterial cell wall SUST.
bacterial cell wall
Bakterienzellwand
Glosario especializado de biología Klett
cell wall
Zellwand
secondary cell wall
sekundäre Zellwand
primary cell wall
primäre Zellwand
Present
Iwall
youwall
he/she/itwalls
wewall
youwall
theywall
Past
Iwalled
youwalled
he/she/itwalled
wewalled
youwalled
theywalled
Present Perfect
Ihavewalled
youhavewalled
he/she/ithaswalled
wehavewalled
youhavewalled
theyhavewalled
Past Perfect
Ihadwalled
youhadwalled
he/she/ithadwalled
wehadwalled
youhadwalled
theyhadwalled
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Bacterial flora is endogenous bacteria, which is defined as bacteria that naturally reside in a closed system.
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This domain possesses numerous fundamental traits distinct from both the bacterial and the eukaryotic domains.
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Sodium nitrite is used because it prevents bacterial growth and, in a reaction with the meat's myoglobin, gives the product a desirable dark red color.
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Secondary bacterial infection is more common in children.
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Some poisons are also toxins, usually referring to naturally produced substances, such as the bacterial proteins that cause tetanus and botulism.
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