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English-German translation for: skeleton
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NOUN   a skeleton | skeletons/[mathematics] skeleta
 
SYNO   skeleton | skeleton in the closet ... 
NOUN   der Skeleton | die Skeletons
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skeleton {adj} [attr.] [plan, outline, etc.]
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provisorisch [nicht vollständig ausgearbeitet]
Nouns
anat. skeleton
1001
Skelett {n}
skeleton
132
Gerippe {n}
skeleton [structure, outline]
115
Gerüst {n}
anat. zool. skeleton
46
Knochengerüst {n}
archi. skeleton
12
Rohbauskelett {n}
anat. biol. skeleton
12
Skelet {n} [veraltet auch {m}] [fachspr.] [selten für: Skelett]
sports skeleton
9
Skeleton {m}
skeleton
8
Rahmengestell {n}
skeleton [of a dead body]
8
Totengerippe {n} [veraltet]
archi. skeleton
7
Traggerippe {n}
skeletonBeingerüst {n} [veraltend]
anat. biol. skeletonSkeleton {n} [fachspr.] [seltener für: Skelett, Skelet]
2 Words: Others
skeleton-like {adj}gerippehaft
2 Words: Nouns
biol. (cell) skeletonZytoskelett {n}
animal skeletonTiergerippe {n}
archaeo. zool. animal skeletonTierskelett {n}
anat. appendicular skeleton [Skeleton appendiculare]Extremitätenskelett {n}
anat. appendicular skeleton [Skeleton appendiculare]appendikuläres Skelett {n}
anat. axial skeleton [Skeleton axiale]Achsenskelett {n}
anat. axial skeleton [Skeleton axiale]Axialskelett {n}
zool. bat skeletonFledermausskelett {n} [auch: Fledermaus-Skelett]
bird skeletonVogelgerippe {n}
orn. bird skeletonVogelskelett {n}
anat. bone skeletonKnochenskelett {m}
zool. bonobo skeletonBonoboskelett {n} [auch: Bonobo-Skelett]
zool. bovine skeletonRinderskelett {n}
zool. bryozoan skeletonBryozoenskelett {n}
zool. calcareous skeletonKalkskelett {n}
biochem. chem. carbon skeletonKohlenstoffskelett {n}
cardboard skeletonPappgerippe {n} [Pappskelett]
cardboard skeletonPappskelett {n}
cardiac skeletonHerzskelett {n}
zool. cat skeletonKatzenskelett {n}
zool. cetacean skeletonWalskelett {n}
zool. chimp skeleton [coll.]Schimpansenskelett {n} [auch: Schimpansen-Skelett]
zool. chimpanzee skeletonSchimpansenskelett {n} [auch: Schimpansen-Skelett]
biol. coral skeletonKorallenskelett {n}
archaeo. crouched skeletonHocker {m} [Skelett mit angezogenen Beinen]
dent. denture skeletonProthesengerüst {n}
zool. dermal skeletonDermalskelett {n}
geol. zool. dinosaur skeletonDinosaurierskelett {n}
zool. dog skeletonHundeskelett {n}
zool. elephant skeletonElefantenskelett {n} [auch: Elefanten-Skelett]
biol. extrazooidal skeletonextrazooidales Skelett {n}
anat. zool. facial skeletonGesichtsskelett {n}
anat. archaeo. female skeletonFrauenskelett {n}
fish fish skeletonFischskelett {n}
zool. gorilla skeletonGorillaskelett {n} [auch: Gorilla-Skelett]
equest. zool. horse skeletonPferdeskelett {n}
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