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Steakhaus {n}steak house
Steakhaus {n} steakhouse
Steakhousesyndrom {n} [auch: Steakhouse-Syndrom] steakhouse syndrome
Steakhousesyndrom {n} [auch: Steakhouse-Syndrom] esophageal food bolus obstruction [Am.]
Steakhousesyndrom {n} [auch: Steakhouse-Syndrom]oesophageal food bolus obstruction [Br.]
Steakmesser {n} steak knife
Steakmesser {pl} steak knives
Steaksoße {f} steak sauce
Steal-Effekt {m} [bei Anzapfsyndrom]steal effect
Stealsyndrom {n} [auch: Steal-Syndrom] steal syndrome
Stealthflugzeug {n} stealth aircraft
Stearat {n} stearate
Stearatbeschichtung {f} stearate coating
Stearin {n} stearin
stearinhaltig stearic
Stearinsäure {f} stearic acid
Stearrhö {f} steatorrhea [Am.]
Stearrhö {f}steatorrhoea [Br.]
Stearrhö {f} stearrhea [Am.]
Stearrhö {f}stearrhoea [Br.]
Stearylalkohol {m}stearyl alcohol
Stearyltartrat {n}stearyl tartrate [E-483]
Steatit {m} steatite
Steatitis {f} steatitis
Steatitsiegel {n} steatite seal
Steatohepatitis {f} steatohepatitis
Steatom {n}steatoma
Steatonekrose {f}steatonecrosis
Steatopygie {f}steatopygia
Steatorrhö {f} steatorrhea [Am.]
Steatorrhö {f} steatorrhoea [Br.]
Steatose {f} [Verfettung] steatosis
Steatosis {f} [Verfettung] steatosis
Stebler {m}[Swiss penny used during the Renaissance]
Stechabzug {m} set trigger
Stechampfer {m} lesser jack [Emex spinosa]
Stechampfer {m} little jack [Emex spinosa, syn.: Rumex glaber, R. spinosus]
Stechampfer {m} devil's thorn [Emex spinosa, syn.: Rumex glaber, R. spinosus]
Stechampfer {m} spiny emex [Emex spinosa, syn.: Rumex glaber, R. spinosus]
Stechampfer {m}spiny three-corner jack [Emex spinosa, syn.: Rumex glaber, R. spinosus]
Stechampfer {m} prickly dock [Emex spinosa, syn.: Rumex glaber, R. spinosus]
Stechapfel {m} datura [genus Datura]
Stechapfel {m} thorn apple [genus Datura]
Stechapfel {m} locoweed [Datura stramonium, syn: D. inermis, D. stramonium tatula, D. tatula]
Stechapfel {m} jimsonweed / jimson weed [Am.] [Datura stramonium, syn: D. inermis, D. stramonium tatula, D. tatula]
Stechapfel {m} angel's trumpet [Datura stramonium, syn: D. inermis, D. stramonium tatula, D. tatula]
Stechapfel {m} apple of Peru [Datura stramonium, syn: D. inermis, D. stramonium tatula, D. tatula]
Stechapfel {m} mad apple [Datura stramonium, syn: D. inermis, D. stramonium tatula, D. tatula]
Stechapfelvergiftung {f} daturism
Stechapfelzelle {f} echinocyte
Stechapfelzellen {pl}echinocytes
Stechbecken {n} [Bettschüssel] bedpan
Stechbeitel {m}ripping chisel
Stechbeitel {m}mortise chisel
Stechbeitel {m} mit trapezförmigem Querschnittparing chisel
Stechbewegung {f} pricking movement
Stechdistel {f} bull thistle [Cirsium vulgare]
Stechdornblättrige Mahonie {f}(tall) Oregon-grape [Mahonia aquifolium]
Stech-Eiche {f}kermes oak [Quercus coccifera, syn.: Quercus pseudococcifera]
Stecheisen {n} broach
Stechelstange {f}ten-spined stickleback [Pungitius pungitius]
Stechelstange {f}ninespine stickleback [Pungitius pungitius]
stechento prick
stechento prick out
stechento stick
stechen to engrave (on)
stechen to bite
stechento stitch
stechen to jab
stechento take the trick [card-games]
stechen to stab
Stechen {n} pang
Stechen {n} twinge
Stechen {n} pricking
Stechen {n} [Gefühl] prickle [sensation]
Stechen {n} [Springreiten]jump-off
Stechen {n} an der Seitestitch in the side
Stechen {n} der Arbeitszeitclocking
stechen [mit Messer]to thrust [with knife]
stechendpricking
stechendprickly
stechend stinging
stechendtwingey
stechendstingingly
stechend [Blick, auch: durchstechend]piercing
stechend [Blick]penetrating
stechend [Geruch] pungent
stechend [Schmerz] sharp [pain]
stechend [Sonne] scorching
stechend [z. B. Geruch] keen [penetrating]
stechend heiß burning hot
stechende Augen {pl}piercing eyes
Stechende Binse {f} spiny rush [Juncus acutus]
Stechende Binse {f} sharp rush [Juncus acutus]
Stechende Binse {f} sharp-pointed rush [Juncus acutus]
stechender Blick {m} glare
stechender Geruch {m} eye-stinging smell
Stechender Hohlzahn {m} (common) hemp nettle [Galeopsis tetrahit]
Stechender Hohlzahn {m} common hemp-nettle [Galeopsis tetrahit]
Stechender Mäusedorn {m}butcher's broom [Ruscus aculeatus]
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