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Dictionary English German: [apart]

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English German
diffluous {adj} [obs.] [diffluent, flowing apart]auseinanderfließend
separated {adj} [living apart]getrennt lebend
rail wildcat {adj} [apart from the regular schedule] [Am.] [Can.]nicht fahrplanmäßig
Verbs
to collapse [fall apart]
56
auseinanderfallen
to collapse [fall apart]
17
auseinanderbrechen
to collapse [fall apart]auseinander fallen [alt]
to open sth. [force apart]etw.Akk. auseinander spreizen [alt] [öffnen]
Nouns
tech. dismounting [taking apart of machines etc.]
11
Abbau {m} [Demontage von Maschinen etc.]
mus. crush [on a keyboard instrument, two notes, a semitone apart, played simultaneously]
7
Zusammenschlag {m} [Acciaccatura]
tech. dismounting [taking apart of machines etc.]Demontage {f} [Zerlegung von Maschinen etc.]
2 Words
aside from {prep} [apart from, besides]neben [+Dat.] [außer]
aside from sth. {adv} [apart from, besides sth.]daneben [außerdem, darüber hinaus]
in sunder {adv} [apart]entzwei
outside of {prep} [apart from]abgesehen von
outside of {prep} [apart from]außer [+Dat.]
to be estranged [living apart]getrennt leben
chem. gastr. to become unstable [breaking apart of an emulsion]umkippen [das Brechen einer Emulsion, z. B. bei Mayonnaise-Zubereitung]
geogr. alpine region [when referring to areas apart from the Alps]Alpengebiet {n}
3 Words
to be years apart [also: to be 7 years apart etc.]Jahre auseinander sein [auch: 7 Jahre auseinander sein etc.]
4 Words
to say nothing of ... [quite apart from ...](einmal) ganz abgesehen von [+Dat.]
to say nothing of ... [quite apart from ...]mal ganz abgesehen von [+Dat.] [ugs.]
Taxa/Species (Animals, Plants, Fungi)
bot. T
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