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English	German
klinai [type of ancient Greek / Roman furniture]	Kline {f}
Klinefelter syndrome <KS>	Klinefelter-Syndrom {n} <KS>
Klinggraeff's bryum moss [Bryum klinggraeffii]	Klinggräffs Birnmoos {n}
Klingon	klingonisch
Klingon	Klingone {m}
Klingon [female]	Klingonin {f}
Klingon language	klingonische Sprache {f} [Eigenbezeichnung: tlhIngan Hol]
Klingons [Star Trek]	Klingonen {pl}
Kling's file snake [Gonionotophis klingi]	Westliche Zwerg-Feilennatter {f}
Klinkapel	Kleinkapell {n}
klinobisvanite [BiVO4]	Klinobisvanit {m}
klinohumite [(Mg,Fe)9(SiO4)4(F,OH)2]	Klinohumit {m}
klinokinesis	Klinokinese {f}
klinotaxis	Klinotaxis {f}
klinoungemachite [K3Na9Fe [(OH)3\|(SO4)6]·9H2O]	Klinoungemachit {m}
klipfish	Klippfisch {m}
klippe	Klippe {f}
Klippel-Feil syndrome [also Klippel-Feil's syndrome]	Klippel-Feil-Syndrom {n}
Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber syndrome <KTWS>	Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber-Syndrom {n} <KTWS>
klipspringer [Oreotragus oreotragus]	Klippspringer {m}
klirr factor	Klirrfaktor {m}
kliseometer	Kliseometer {n}
kliseometer	Beckenneigungsmesser {m}
klobuk	Klobuk {m}
klöchite [KNaFe2Zn3 [Si12O30]]	Klöchit {m}
Klochor birch mouse [Sicista kluchorica]	Kluchor-Birkenmaus {f}
klockmannite [CuSe]	Klockmannit {m}
Kłodzko Valley	Glatzer Kessel {m}
Klondike	Klondike {m}
Klondike [Maryna Er Horbatsch]	Klondike
kloof [S.Afr.]	tiefe Schlucht {f}
klootschieten [standing-style ball shooting, played along the coast and borders of North Germany]	Klootschießen {n} [nordd.] [eine Art Eisschießen]
klöpper head [torispherical or decimal head]	Klöpperboden {m} [gewölbter Boden]
Kloss' rough water snake [Fimbrios klossi]	Kleine Lippennatter {f}
Kloss' snake [Fimbrios klossi]	Kleine Lippennatter {f}
Kloss squirrel [Callosciurus notatus albescens, syn.: C. albescens]	Kloss-Hörnchen {n}
Kloss's gibbon [Hylobates klossii]	Kloss-Gibbon {m}
Kloss's gibbon [Hylobates klossii]	Mentawai-Gibbon {m}
Kloss's gibbon [Hylobates klossii]	Zwergsiamang {m}
Kloss's gibbon [Hylobates klossii]	Biloh {m}
Kloss's mole [Euroscaptor klossi]	Kloss-Maulwurf {m}
Kloss's squirrel [Callosciurus notatus albescens, syn.: C. albescens]	Kloss-Hörnchen {n}
Klotho [protein]	Klotho {n} [Protein]
Kluber ® grease	Klüberfett {n} [Klüber ®]
Kluchor birch mouse [Sicista kluchorica]	Kluchor-Birkenmaus {f}
kludge	Murks {m} [ugs.]
kludge	Pfusch {m} [ugs.] [pej.]
kludge [Am.]	Programmiertrick {m}
kludge [Br.] [coll.] [a botched or makeshift program]	Drecksprogramm {n} [vulg.]
kludge [Br.] [sl.]	Bastellösung {f}
kludge [coll.] [workaround]	[schnelle, temporäre Problemlösung]
kludges	Hacks {pl}
kludgy [sl.]	pfuschig [ugs.]
Klukhor birch mouse [Sicista kluchorica]	Kluchor-Birkenmaus {f}
Klumpke's palsy [also: Klumpke palsy]	Klumpke-Lähmung {f}
Klumpke's paralysis [also: Klumpke paralysis]	Klumpke-Lähmung {f}
Klunk [Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines]	Einstein [Fliegende Männer in tollkühnen Kisten]
Klute [Alan J. Pakula]	Klute
Klutlan Glacier	Klutlan-Gletscher {m}
klutz [Am.] [coll.]	Tollpatsch {m} [ugs.]
klutz [Am.] [coll.]	Trampel {m} {n} [ugs.]
klutz [Am.] [coll.]	Trottel {m} [ugs.] [ungeschickter Mensch]
klutzier [coll.]	schwerfälliger
klutziest [Am.] [sl.]	schwerfälligste [-r, -s]
klutziness	Schwerfälligkeit {f} [Tollpatschigkeit]
klutziness [coll.]	Tollpatschigkeit {f}
klutzy [Am.] [coll.]	schwerfällig
klutzy [Am.] [coll.]	trampelig [ugs.]
klutzy [Am.] [coll.]	trampelhaft [ugs.]
Klüver-Bucy syndrome	Klüver-Bucy-Syndrom {n}
Kluxer [Am.]	Ku-Kluxer {m} [ugs.]
klystron	Klystron {n}
klystron tube	Klystron {n}
klyuchevskite [K3Cu3(Fe,Al)O2(SO4)4]	Klyuchevskit {m}
km-allowance	km-Geld {n}
knabstrup	Knabstrupper {m}
knabstrupper	Knabstrupper {m}
knack	Kniff {m}
knack	Fertigkeit {f}
knack	Geschick {n}
knack	Talent {n}
knack	Trick {m} [Kniff]
knack	Dreh {m} [ugs.]
knack [talent]	Gabe {f} [Talent]
knack [talent]	Kunst {f} [Geschick, Talent]
knacker	Pferdeschlachter {m}
knacker [Br.]	Abdecker {m}
knacker [Br.]	Schinder {m} [veraltet] [Abdecker]
knacker man	Schlächter {m}
knacker sausage	Knacker {f} [Knackwurst]
[knacker's yard, boneyard]	Wasenplatz {m} [ein Ort zur Entsorgung von Tierkadavern]
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	todmüde [ugs.]
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	geschafft [ugs.]
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	erledigt [ugs.]
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	hinüber [ugs.]
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	geschlaucht [ugs.]
knackered [Br.] [coll.] [exhausted]	gerädert [ugs.]
knackered [Br.] [coll.] [tired]	erschöpft
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	kaputt [ugs.] [erschöpft (Person); auch: beschädigt (Ding)]
knackered [Br.] [coll.]	ausgeleiert [ugs.]
« kit[ — kitc — kitc — Kitt — Klam — klin — knac — knee — knee — knel — knif »

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