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EnglishGerman
bone softeningOsteomalazie {f}
bone softening Knochenweiche {f} [Osteomalazie]
bone spavin [osteoarthritic condition in horses]Spat {m} [Gelenkarthrose bei Pferden]
bone splinter Knochensplitter {m}
bone splinteringKnochenabsplitterung {f} [auch: Knochen-Absplitterung]
bone spoonLöffel {m} aus Elfenbein
bone spur Knochensporn {m}
bone spursKnochensporne {pl}
bone strength Knochenstärke {f}
bone strengthKnochenfestigkeit {f}
bone structure Knochenbau {m}
bone structure Knochenstruktur {f}
bone structures knöcherne Strukturen {pl}
bone substanceKnochensubstanz {f}
bone (substance) loss Knochensubstanzverlust {m}
bone substitute Knochenersatz {m}
bone substitute material Knochenersatzmaterial {n}
bone substitutes Knochenersatzmaterialien {pl}
bone substitution materialKnochenersatzmaterial {n}
bone surface Knochenoberfläche {f}
bone surgeon [orthopedic surgeon] Orthopäde {m}
bone surgery Knochenchirurgie {f}
bone tabletKnochenblättchen {n}
bone thin knochendürr [ugs.]
bone thinningKnochenschwund {m}
bone tissue Knochengewebe {n}
bone transmission Knochenübertragung {f}
bone transplantationKnochentransplantation {f}
bone tuberculosis [Ostitis tuberculosa]Knochentuberkulose {f}
bone tumor [Am.] Knochentumor {m}
bone tumour [esp. Br.]Knochentumor {m}
bone vibrator Knochenvibrator {m}
bone volume Knochenvolumen {n}
bone weakeningKnochenschwächung {f}
bone weary [also: bone-weary] knochenmüde [ugs.] [selten]
bone welding Knochenschweißen {n}
bone window Knochenfenster {n}
bone wrench Kopfschlüssel {m}
(bone) marrow [Medulla ossium]Knochenmark {n}
(bone) marrow cell Knochenmarkszelle {f} [auch: Knochenmarkzelle]
(bone) mineral density <BMD>Mineraldichte {f}
bone-anchored knochenverankert
bonebed Knochenbett {n}
boneblackKnochenkohle {f}
bonebreaker Knochenbrecher {m}
bone-breaking knochenbrechend
bone-chilling [extremely frightening]schreckenerregend
bone-chilling cold klirrende Kälte {f}
bone-conduction microphoneKnochenleitungsmikrofon {n}
Bonecrack [Dick Francis] Knochenbruch / [früher] Tod am Turf
-boned [e.g. big-boned]-knochig [z. B. grobknochig]
boned [fish]entgrätet
boned [fish] ohne Gräten [nachgestellt]
boned [having the bones removed] entbeint
boned [having the bones removed] ohne Knochen [nachgestellt]
boned bra mit Stäbchen versehener / verstärkter BH {m}
boned corset mit Stäbchen versehenes / verstärktes Korsett {n}
boned filletLendenstück {n} ohne Knochen
[(boned) chuck in North American meat cutting] Fehlrippe {f}
bone-deep [fig.] [also: bone deep] [to the core, very deeply] bis auf die Knochen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bis ins Innerste, durch und durch]
bone-deep [fig.] [also: bone deep] [to the core, very deeply] bis in die Knochen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bis ins Innerste, durch und durch]
bone-dry ausgedörrt
bone-dry ganz trocken
bone-dry furztrocken [vulg.]
bone-dry staubtrocken
bone-dryofentrocken <otro> [Papier, Zellstoff]
bone-dryvollkommen trocken
bone-drystrohtrocken [oft ugs.] [physisch: sehr trocken, unangenehm trocken]
bone-dry weightDarrgewicht {n}
bone-dustKnochenmehl {n}
bonefish [family Albulidae]Grätenfisch {m}
bonefish [Garra rufa, syn.: Discognathus obtusus] Doktorfisch {m} [ugs.] [Kangalfisch]
bonefishes [family Albulidae] Grätenfische {pl}
bone-forming knochenbildend
bone-freeentbeint
bone-grinding [fig.] [e.g., labor]zermürbend
bone-head [coll.]Dummkopf {m} [pej.]
bonehead [coll.] Dummkopf {m} [pej.]
bonehead [coll.] Holzkopf {m} [ugs.]
bonehead [coll.] Armleuchter {m} [ugs.] [Dummkopf]
bonehead [coll.] [pej.] [a stupid person] Trottel {m} [ugs.] [pej.]
bone-headeddummköpfig
bone-headedverbohrt
boneheaded [coll.]dummköpfig
boneheaded [coll.]saudumm [ugs.]
bone-holding forceps {pl} [one pair] Knochenzange {f} [zum Halten bzw. Fassen in der Chirurgie, Orthopädie]
bone-idle [Br.] stinkfaul [ugs.]
bone-in mit Knochen [nachgestellt]
bone-jarringdie Knochen durchrüttelnd
bone-lazy stinkfaul [ugs.]
bonelazy [coll.] stinkfaul [ugs.]
boneless ohne Knochen [nachgestellt]
boneless haltlos
bonelessknochenlos
boneless ohne Beine [knochenlos] [nachgestellt]
bonelessentbeint
boneless knochenfrei
boneless [fish]ohne Gräten [nachgestellt]
boneless [fish]grätenfrei [Fisch]
boneless [fish]grätenlos [Fisch]
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