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proprietary development Eigenentwicklung {f}
proprietary dioceseEigenbistum {n} [z. B. zählten Chiemsee und Gurk zu den Salzburger Eigenbistümern]
proprietary drug patentrechtlich geschütztes Arzneimittel {n}
proprietary goodsMarkenartikel {pl}
proprietary goodsMarkenwaren {pl}
proprietary goods {pl} Markenware {f}
proprietary makeMarkenfabrikat {n}
proprietary medicinal product Arzneispezialität {f}
proprietary medicinal product Fertigarzneimittel {n}
proprietary monastery Eigenkloster {n}
proprietary name Markenname {m}
proprietary notice [ISO 16016] Schutzvermerk {m} [auf techn. Zeichnungen; DIN EN ISO 16016]
proprietary possession Eigenbesitz {m}
proprietary productMarkenartikel {m}
proprietary product Eigenprodukt {n}
proprietary rightEigentumsrecht {n}
proprietary rightsEigentumsrechte {pl}
proprietary software anwendereigene Software {f}
proprietary softwareproprietäre Software {f}
proprietary trading Eigenhandel {m}
proprietary transaction Eigengeschäft {n}
proprieties Anstandsformen {pl}
proprietiesAnstandsregeln {pl}
proprieties Richtigkeiten {pl}
proprietor Besitzer {m}
proprietorGastwirt {m}
proprietor Eigentümer {m}
proprietor Eigner {m}
proprietorGeschäftsinhaber {m}
proprietor Betriebsinhaber {m}
proprietorSchutzrechtsinhaber {m}
proprietor <prop., propr.> Inhaber {m} <Inh.>
proprietor of a bank Inhaber {m} einer Bank
proprietor of a building Gebäudeeigentümer {m} [Eigentümer eines Gebäudes]
proprietor of a business Geschäftseigentümer {m}
proprietor of a business Geschäftsinhaber {m}
proprietor of a company Firmeninhaber {m} [Inhaber einer Firma]
proprietor of a firm Firmeneigentümer {m} [Eigentümer einer Firma]
proprietor of a house Eigentümer {m} eines Hauses
proprietor of a patentPatentinhaber {m}
proprietor of a piece of landEigentümer {m} eines Grundstückes
proprietor of a ship Reeder {m} [Eigentümer eines Schiffes]
proprietor of a shop Ladeneigentümer {m}
proprietor of a trade mark Inhaber {m} eines Warenzeichens
proprietor of an enterprise Inhaber {m} eines Betriebes
proprietor of the building Gebäudeeigentümer {m} [Eigentümer des Gebäudes]
proprietor of the business [female] Geschäftsinhaberin {f}
proprietor of the company Firmeninhaber {m} [Inhaber der Firma]
proprietor of the firm Firmeneigentümer {m} [Eigentümer der Firma]
proprietor of the ship Reeder {m} [Eigentümer des Schiffes]
proprietoress Eigentümerin {f}
proprietorialbesitzergreifend
proprietorial financingEigenfinanzierung {f}
proprietors' capitalEigenkapital {n}
proprietorshipEigentum {n}
proprietorship Eigentumsrecht {n}
proprietorshipEigentümerschaft {f}
proprietress Besitzerin {f}
proprietress Eigentümerin {f}
proprietressInhaberin {f}
proprietressesEigentümerinnen {pl}
proprietrixEigentümerin {f}
propriety Schicklichkeit {f} [geh.]
propriety Anstand {m}
proprietyAnständigkeit {f}
proprietyKorrektheit {f}
propriety [obs.] [private property]Privatbesitz {m}
propriety of language Angemessenheit {f} der Sprache
propriety of style Angemessenheit {f} des Stils
proprioceptionPropriozeption {f}
proprioception Tiefenwahrnehmung {f}
proprioception Tiefensensibilität {f}
proprioception Selbstwahrnehmung {f} [über Körperstimuli]
proprioceptive propriozeptiv
proprioceptive körpereigene Reize wahrnehmend
proprioceptive deficitÜberkötung {f} [Überköten]
proprioceptive deficitÜberköten {n} [krankhafte Beugung der Zehengelenke]
proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation <PNF> propriozeptive neuromuskuläre Fazilitation {f} <PNF>
proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation stretching <PNF stretching> [physical exercise] PNF-Stretching {n}
proprioceptive reflexEigenreflex {m} [Muskel]
proprioceptive reflexpropriorezeptiver Reflex {m}
proprioceptive reflex propriozeptiver Reflex {m}
proprioceptive reflexMuskeleigenreflex {m}
proprioceptive sensibilityPropriozeption {f}
proprioceptive sensibility Tiefensensibilität {f}
proprioceptor Propriorezeptor {m}
proprioceptorPropriozeptor {m}
proprioceptors Propriorezeptoren {pl}
proprioperceptiveproprioperzeptiv
props {pl} Beiwerk {n}
props [short for: properties] Requisiten {pl}
props [sl.] Respekt {m}
props department Requisite {f} [Abteilung, Team]
props manager [female] Requisiteurin {f}
props roomRequisite {f} [Raum]
Props to my dad. [esp. Am.] [esp. Can.] [sl.]Hut ab vor meinem Vater.
proptosis of the eyeball Hervorgedrängtwerden {n} des Augapfels [durch die Lidspalte nach vorn]
proptosis of the eyeball from the orbit [Protrusio bulbi] krankhaftes Vortreten {n} des Augapfels aus der Augenhöhle [Exophthalmus]
propulsion Antrieb {m}
propulsion Triebkraft {f}
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