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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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normaClick to Search norma |
protractor, instrument for measuring angles |
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NormaClick to Search Norma |
female first name |
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Norma JeanClick to Search Norma Jean |
female first name; Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962, born Norma Jean Baker), Hollywood actress and sex symbol |
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normalClick to Search normal |
perpendicular; vertical; regular, usual |
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normalClick to Search normal |
regular; standard; usual, common |
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normal biteClick to Search normal bite |
proper state of overlapping of the upper and lower jaws, normal jaw positioning |
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normal componentClick to Search normal component |
vertical component, vertical part or force |
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normal developmentClick to Search normal development |
average advancement, development at a rate which is thought to be normal or standard |
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normal distributionClick to Search normal distribution |
graph which shows the majority of a population to be concentrated around the average and fewer people located at the extremes, bell curve graph |
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normal energy levelClick to Search normal energy level |
basic level of energy |
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normal faultClick to Search normal fault |
A dip-slip fault marked by a generally steep dip along which the hanging wall has moved downward relative to the foot wall. |
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normal forceClick to Search normal force |
vertical force |
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normal goodClick to Search normal good |
merchandise that has increased demand when income rises |
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normal hillClick to Search normal hill |
(Ski) ski jump hill 90 meters high |
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normal personClick to Search normal person |
sane person, person who is mentally healthy, clear-minded individual |
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normal procedureClick to Search normal procedure |
normal way of doing things |
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normal profitClick to Search normal profit |
level of profit that enables continuation of economic activities, regular profit |
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normal relationsClick to Search normal relations |
standard relationship, healthy relationship, conventional bonds or ties |
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normal stateClick to Search normal state |
basic state, natural condition, regular state |
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normal turnoverClick to Search normal turnover |
average level of change in a business, regular level of circulation |
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normalcyClick to Search normalcy |
regularity; state of being normal |
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normalisation (Brit.)Click to Search normalisation (Brit.) |
act of making normal; process of establishing normal diplomatic relations between two countries (also normalization) |
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normalise (Brit.)Click to Search normalise (Brit.) |
make normal, make acceptable, standardize (also normalize) |
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normalised (Brit.)Click to Search normalised (Brit.) |
made normal, conventionalized, standardized (also normalized) |
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normaliser (Brit.)Click to Search normaliser (Brit.) |
person who normalizes, thing that makes normal; (Mathematics) subgroup that consists of elements that commutes with a given element (also normalizer) |
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normalityClick to Search normality |
standard thing, normalcy, normal thing |
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normalization of relationsClick to Search normalization of relations |
process of returning relations between countries to a normal state |
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normalization processClick to Search normalization process |
procedure to bring something back to its regular state of being |
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normalize (Amer.)Click to Search normalize (Amer.) |
make normal, make acceptable, standardize (also normalise) |
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normalized (Amer.)Click to Search normalized (Amer.) |
made normal, conventionalized, standardized (also normalised) |
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normalizer (Amer.)Click to Search normalizer (Amer.) |
person who normalizes, thing that makes normal; (Mathematics) subgroup that consists of elements that commutes with a given element (also normaliser) |
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normallyClick to Search normally |
usually, most of the time |
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NormanClick to Search Norman |
of or pertaining to Normandy (area in northern France) |
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NormanClick to Search Norman |
member of the Norman people (group of northern peoples); native of Normandy (area in northern France) |
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NormanClick to Search Norman |
male first name; family name |
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Norman conquestClick to Search Norman conquest |
overthrow of the government of England in 1066 by the Norman forces leade by William the Conqueror after defeating the English King Harold II at the Battle of Hastings |
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Norman RockwellClick to Search Norman Rockwell |
(1894-1978) American artist most famous for his portrayals of life in small-town America |
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Norman SchwarzkopfClick to Search Norman Schwarzkopf |
(born 1934) retired American general (commanded the American military forces in the Gulf War) |
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NormandyClick to Search Normandy |
region in northern France |
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normative analysisClick to Search normative analysis |
prognosis of the desired situation |
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normative grammarClick to Search normative grammar |
grammatical system which determines what are and are not proper standards for a language |
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normativelyClick to Search normatively |
in a normative manner, in an accepted manner, in a manner which serves as a standard or model |
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normativenessClick to Search normativeness |
condition of being based on a standard |
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Linguatic English German Dictionary |
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normaClick to Search norma |
n. Winkelmeßgerät; Regel, Vorschrift Norma n. Norma, weiblicher Vorname |
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Norma JeanClick to Search Norma Jean |
Norma Jean, weiblicher Vorname; Marilyn Monroe (1926-62 als Norma Jean Baker geboren), Hollywood Schauspielerin und Sexsymbol |
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normalClick to Search normal |
n. Senkrechte; Normal adj. normal |
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normal biteClick to Search normal bite |
normaler Biß, normale Zahnstellung (Orthodentalkunde) |
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normal componentClick to Search normal component |
normaler Komponent (üblicher Komponent oder Kraft) |
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normal developmentClick to Search normal development |
normale Entwicklung |
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normal distributionClick to Search normal distribution |
normale Verteilung (Statistik, symmetrische Verteilung auf einem Dreiecksdiagramm, Darstellungspyramide) |
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normal energy levelClick to Search normal energy level |
normales Energieniveau |
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normal forceClick to Search normal force |
normale Kraft |
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normal goodClick to Search normal good |
normale Waren (Güter deren Nachfrage stieg bei erhöhtem Einkommen) |
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normal hillClick to Search normal hill |
n. Normal Hill, Skisprung-Hügel 90 Meter hoch (Ski) |
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normal personClick to Search normal person |
normale Person |
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normal procedureClick to Search normal procedure |
normales Verfahren |
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normal profitClick to Search normal profit |
normaler Profit (üblicher Gewinn der die Weiterführung der wirtschaftlichen Aktivitäten gewährleistet) |
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normal relationsClick to Search normal relations |
normale Beziehungen |
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normal stateClick to Search normal state |
normaler Zustand, normale Situation |
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normal turnoverClick to Search normal turnover |
üblicher Umsatz (normaler durchschnittlicher Umsatz einer Firma in der Branche) |
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normalcyClick to Search normalcy |
n. Normalität, Unversehrtheit |
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normalisationClick to Search normalisation |
normalisation (Brit.) n. Normalisierung, Vorgang bei dem etwas normalisiert wird; Vorgang des Aufbaus von normalen diplomatischen Beziehungen zwischen zwei Ländern |
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normalityClick to Search normality |
n. Normalität |
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normalization of relationsClick to Search normalization of relations |
normale Beziehungen, Normalisierung |
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normalization processClick to Search normalization process |
Normalisierungsprozeß (Prozeß etwas zu einem normalen Zustand zu bringen) |
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normalizeClick to Search normalize |
normalize (Amer.) v. normal machen; normalisieren |
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normalizerClick to Search normalizer |
normalizer (Amer.) n. Normalisierer |
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normallyClick to Search normally |
adv. normal |
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NormanClick to Search Norman |
adj. aus der Normandie (Frankreich) n. Normanne, Angehöriger der normannischen Völker (nordische Völkergruppe); Bewohner der Normandie (ein Gebiet im Norden Frankreichs) n. Norman, männlicher Vorname; Nachname |
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Norman RockwellClick to Search Norman Rockwell |
n. Norman Rockwell, (1894-1978) amerikanischer Künstler berühmt für seine Portraits des kleinbürgerlichen Lebens in Amerika |
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Norman SchwarzkopfClick to Search Norman Schwarzkopf |
Norman Schwarzkopf (Oberfehlshaber der US-Armee und amerikanischen-arabischen Koalition im Golfkrieg von 1991) |
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NormandyClick to Search Normandy |
n. Normandie, Region in Nordfrankreich |
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normative analysisClick to Search normative analysis |
normative Analyse (Untersuchung von dem gewünschten Zustand) |
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normative grammarClick to Search normative grammar |
normative Grammatik (Grammatikregeln die für eine Sprache verbindlich sind) |
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normativelyClick to Search normatively |
adv. normativ (auf die allgemein akzeptierte Weise, nach der Norm) |
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normativenessClick to Search normativeness |
n. Einwandfreiheit, Normativität |
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Linguatic German English Dictionary |
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NormaClick to Search Norma |
n. Norma, female first name |
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normalClick to Search normal |
adv. normally; perpendicularly, vertically adj. normal, regular, standard, common, ordinary; perpendicular, vertical |
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normal machenClick to Search normal machen |
make normal, normalize, make acceptable, standardize |
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normal verhaltenClick to Search normal verhalten |
behave regularly, act normally, conduct oneself routinely |
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NormalbedingungClick to Search Normalbedingung |
Normalbedingung (die) n. standard condition |
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NormalbenzinClick to Search Normalbenzin |
Normalbenzin (das) n. regular petrol |
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NormaldruckClick to Search Normaldruck |
Normaldruck (der) n. standard pressure |
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NormaleClick to Search Normale |
Normale (die) n. normal, perpendicular, vertical normal adj. normal, regular, standard, common, ordinary; perpendicular, vertical |
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normale AbweichungClick to Search normale Abweichung |
standard deviation, statistical measurement used to mark the accidental error or mistake in the results of an experiment |
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normale BeziehungenClick to Search normale Beziehungen |
normal relations, standard relationship, healthy relationship, conventional bonds or ties |
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normale EntwicklungClick to Search normale Entwicklung |
normal development, average advancement, development at a rate which is thought to be normal or standard |
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normale KraftClick to Search normale Kraft |
normal force, vertical force |
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normale PersonClick to Search normale Person |
normal person, sane person, person who is mentally healthy, clear-minded individual |
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normale SituationClick to Search normale Situation |
normal state, basic state, natural condition, regular state |
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normale VerteilungClick to Search normale Verteilung |
normal distribution, graph which shows the majority of a population to be concentrated around the average and fewer people located at the extremes, bell curve graph |
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normale ZahnstellungClick to Search normale Zahnstellung |
normal bite, proper state of overlapping of the upper and lower jaws, normal jaw positioning |
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normaler BissClick to Search normaler Biss |
normal bite, normal jaw positioning, proper state of overlapping of the upper and lower jaws normaler Biß (new spell.=normaler Biss) normal bite, normal jaw positioning, proper state of overlapping of the upper and lower jaws |
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normaler BlutdruckClick to Search normaler Blutdruck |
normotension, normal blood pressure (Medicine) |
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normaler KomponentClick to Search normaler Komponent |
normal component, vertical component, vertical part or force |
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normaler ProfitClick to Search normaler Profit |
normal profit, regular profit, level of profit that enables continuation of economic activities |
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normaler ZustandClick to Search normaler Zustand |
normal state, basic state, natural condition, regular state |
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normalerweiseClick to Search normalerweise |
adv. generally, usually |
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normales EnergieniveauClick to Search normales Energieniveau |
normal energy level, basic level of energy |
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normales rotes BlutkörperchenClick to Search normales rotes Blutkörperchen |
normal red blood cell, normocyte |
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normales VerfahrenClick to Search normales Verfahren |
normal procedure, normal way of doing things |
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NormalfallClick to Search Normalfall |
Normalfall (der) n. usually, commonly, generally, regularly |
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NormalgrößeClick to Search Normalgröße |
Normalgröße (die) n. regular size, average size; normal size |
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normalisierenClick to Search normalisieren |
v. normalize, make normal, make acceptable, standardize |
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NormalisiererClick to Search Normalisierer |
Normalisierer (der) n. normalizer, person or thing that makes normal |
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NormalisierungClick to Search Normalisierung |
Normalisierung (die) n. normalization, act of making normal, process of establishing normal diplomatic relations between two countries |
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NormalisierungsprozessClick to Search Normalisierungsprozess |
Normalisierungsprozess (der) n. the normalization process, procedure to bring something back to its regular state of being Normalisierungsprozeß (der) n. (new spell.=Normalisierungsprozess) the normalization process, procedure to bring something back to its regular state of being |
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NormalitätClick to Search Normalität |
Normalität (die) n. normality, state of being normal, regularity |
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NormalsichtigkeitClick to Search Normalsichtigkeit |
Normalsichtigkeit (die) n. emmetropia, perfect vision |
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normalspurigClick to Search normalspurig |
adj. standard gauge (railway) |
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NormalsterblicheClick to Search Normalsterbliche |
Normalsterbliche (der/die) n. ordinary citizen, normal citizen, average citizen, simple person |
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NormaltemperaturClick to Search Normaltemperatur |
Normaltemperatur (die) n. normothermia, normal temperature |
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NormaluhrClick to Search Normaluhr |
Normaluhr (die) n. regulator, mechanical device that adjusts or controls according to specific regulations |
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NormalverbraucherClick to Search Normalverbraucher |
Normalverbraucher (der) n. Everyman, ordinary person, average man |
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NormalzeitClick to Search Normalzeit |
Normalzeit (die) n. mean time, standard time according to the time at Greenwich |
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NormanClick to Search Norman |
n. Norman, member of the Norman people; native of Normandy |
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Norman SchwarzkopfClick to Search Norman Schwarzkopf |
n. Norman Schwarzkopf, (born 1934) |
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NormandieClick to Search Normandie |
n. Normandy, region in northern France |
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Normandie EinwohnerClick to Search Normandie Einwohner |
Norman, member of the Norman people; native of Normandy |
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NormanneClick to Search Normanne |
Normanne (der) n. Norman, member of the Norman people; native of Normandy |
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normannischClick to Search normannisch |
adj. Norman, of Normandy |
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normativClick to Search normativ |
adv. normatively, in a normative manner, in an accepted manner, in a manner which serves as a standard or model adj. normative, standard, normal |
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normative AnalyseClick to Search normative Analyse |
normative analysis, prognosis of the desired situation |
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normative GrammatikClick to Search normative Grammatik |
normative grammar, grammatical system which determines what are and are not proper standards for a language |
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NormativitätClick to Search Normativität |
Normativität (die) n. normativeness, condition of being based on a standard |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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NormaClick to Search Norma |
noun a small constellation in the southern hemisphere near Lupus and Ara in the Milky Way • Instance Hypernyms: constellation
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Norma Jean BakerClick to Search Norma Jean Baker |
noun United States film actress noted for sex appeal (1926-1962) • Syn: Monroe, Marilyn Monroe • Instance Hypernyms: actress
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normalClick to Search normal |
I noun something regarded as a normative example - example : the convention of not naming the main character - example : violence is the rule not the exception - example : his formula for impressing visitors • Syn: convention, pattern, rule, formula • Derivationally related forms: formularize (for: formula) • Hypernyms: practice • Hyponyms: mores, code of conduct, code of behavior, universal II adjective 1. conforming with or constituting a norm or standard or level or type or social norm; not abnormal (Freq. 77) - example : serve wine at normal room temperature - example : normal diplomatic relations - example : normal working hours - example : normal word order - example : normal curiosity - example : the normal course of events • Ant: abnormal • Similar to: average, mean, median, modal, natural, regular, typical • See Also: sane, standard • Derivationally related forms: normality • Attrubites: normality, normalcy 2. in accordance with scientific laws (Freq. 1) • Ant: paranormal 3. being approximately average or within certain limits in e.g. intelligence and development - example : a perfectly normal child - example : of normal intelligence - example : the most normal person I've ever met • Ant: abnormal • Derivationally related forms: normality • Topics: psychology, psychological science 4. forming a right angle • Similar to: perpendicular • Topics: geometry
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normal curveClick to Search normal curve |
noun a symmetrical curve representing the normal distribution • Syn: bell-shaped curve, Gaussian curve, Gaussian shape • Topics: statistics • Hypernyms: curve, curved shape
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normal distributionClick to Search normal distribution |
noun a theoretical distribution with finite mean and variance (Freq. 1) • Syn: Gaussian distribution • Topics: statistics • Hypernyms: distribution, statistical distribution
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normal dwarfClick to Search normal dwarf |
noun an achondroplastic dwarf whose small size is the result of a genetic defect; body parts and mental and sexual development are normal • Syn: primordial dwarf, hypoplastic dwarf, true dwarf • Hypernyms: dwarf, midget, nanus
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normal faultClick to Search normal fault |
noun an inclined fault in which the hanging wall appears to have slipped downward relative to the footwall • Syn: gravity fault, common fault • Hypernyms: inclined fault
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normal schoolClick to Search normal school |
noun a two-year school for training elementary teachers • Syn: teachers college • Hypernyms: junior college
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normal tension glaucomaClick to Search normal tension glaucoma |
noun glaucoma that results from damage to the optic nerve although the intraocular pressure is normal • Hypernyms: glaucoma
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normalcyClick to Search normalcy |
noun 1. being within certain limits that define the range of normal functioning • Syn: normality • Ant: abnormality (for: normality) • Derivationally related forms: normal (for: normality) • Hypernyms: condition, status • Hyponyms: averageness, commonness, expectedness, typicality • Attrubites: normal, abnormal, unnatural 2. expectedness as a consequence of being usual or regular or common • Syn: normality • Hypernyms: expectedness
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normalisationClick to Search normalisation |
noun the imposition of standards or regulations - example : a committee was appointed to recommend terminological standardization • Syn: standardization, standardisation, normalization • Derivationally related forms: normalise, normalize (for: normalization), standardise (for: standardisation), standardize (for: standardization) • Hypernyms: social control • Hyponyms: stabilization, stabilisation, stylization, stylisation
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normaliseClick to Search normalise |
verb 1. become normal or return to its normal state - example : Let us hope that relations with this country will normalize soon • Syn: normalize • Hypernyms: change • Verb Group: normalize, renormalize, renormalise • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s 2. make normal or cause to conform to a norm or standard - example : normalize relations with China - example : normalize the temperature - example : normalize the spelling • Syn: normalize, renormalize, renormalise • Derivationally related forms: normalisation, normaliser, normalization (for: normalize), normalizer (for: normalize) • Hypernyms: change, alter, modify • Verb Group: normalize • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something
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normaliserClick to Search normaliser |
noun a person who normalizes • Syn: normalizer • Derivationally related forms: normalise, normalize (for: normalizer) • Hypernyms: changer, modifier
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normalityClick to Search normality |
noun 1. (of a solution) concentration expressed in gram equivalents of solute per liter • Syn: N • Topics: solution • Hypernyms: relative quantity 2. being within certain limits that define the range of normal functioning • Syn: normalcy • Ant: abnormality • Derivationally related forms: normal • Hypernyms: condition, status • Hyponyms: averageness, commonness, expectedness, typicality • Attrubites: normal, abnormal, unnatural 3. expectedness as a consequence of being usual or regular or common • Syn: normalcy • Hypernyms: expectedness 4. conformity with the norm • Derivationally related forms: normal • Hypernyms: conformity, conformance
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normalizationClick to Search normalization |
noun the imposition of standards or regulations - example : a committee was appointed to recommend terminological standardization • Syn: standardization, standardisation, normalisation • Derivationally related forms: normalise (for: normalisation), normalize, standardise (for: standardisation), standardize (for: standardization) • Hypernyms: social control • Hyponyms: stabilization, stabilisation, stylization, stylisation
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normalizeClick to Search normalize |
verb 1. bring to a desired consistency, texture, or hardness by a process of gradually heating and cooling - example : temper glass • Syn: anneal, temper • Derivationally related forms: temper (for: temper), tempering (for: temper), temperance (for: temper) • Hypernyms: harden, indurate • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 2. become normal or return to its normal state - example : Let us hope that relations with this country will normalize soon • Syn: normalise • Hypernyms: change • Verb Group: normalise, renormalize, renormalise • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s 3. make normal or cause to conform to a norm or standard - example : normalize relations with China - example : normalize the temperature - example : normalize the spelling • Syn: normalise, renormalize, renormalise • Derivationally related forms: normalisation (for: normalise), normaliser (for: normalise), normalization, normalizer • Hypernyms: change, alter, modify • Verb Group: normalise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something
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normalizerClick to Search normalizer |
noun a person who normalizes • Syn: normaliser • Derivationally related forms: normalise (for: normaliser), normalize • Hypernyms: changer, modifier
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normallyClick to Search normally |
adverb under normal conditions (Freq. 20) - example : usually she was late • Syn: usually, unremarkably, commonly, ordinarily • Ant: remarkably (for: unremarkably) • Derived from adjective: ordinary (for: ordinarily), common (for: commonly), unremarkable (for: unremarkably), usual (for: usually)
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NormanClick to Search Norman |
I noun 1. Australian golfer (born in 1955) • Syn: Greg Norman, Gregory John Norman • Instance Hypernyms: golfer, golf player, linksman 2. United States operatic soprano (born in 1945) • Syn: Jessye Norman • Instance Hypernyms: soprano 3. an inhabitant of Normandy • Hypernyms: Frenchman, Frenchwoman, French person • Member Holonyms: Normandie, Normandy II adjective 1. of or relating to or characteristic of Normandy - example : Norman beaches • Pertains to noun: Normandy 2. of or relating to or characteristic of the Normans - example : the Norman Invasion in 1066
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Norman architectureClick to Search Norman architecture |
noun a Romanesque style first appearing in Normandy around 950 AD and used in Britain from the Norman Conquest until the 12th century • Hypernyms: Romanesque, Romanesque architecture
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Norman ConquestClick to Search Norman Conquest |
noun the invasion and settlement of England by the Normans following the battle of Hastings (1066) • Instance Hypernyms: conquest, conquering, subjection, subjugation • Part Meronyms: Hastings, battle of Hastings
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Norman FrenchClick to Search Norman French |
noun the medieval Norman dialect of Old French • Syn: Norman-French, Old North French • Hypernyms: French
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Norman JewisonClick to Search Norman Jewison |
noun Canadian filmmaker (born in 1926) • Syn: Jewison • Instance Hypernyms: film maker, filmmaker, film producer, movie maker
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Norman MailerClick to Search Norman Mailer |
noun United States writer (born in 1923) • Syn: Mailer • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author
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Norman Mattoon ThomasClick to Search Norman Mattoon Thomas |
noun United States socialist who was a candidate for president six times (1884-1968) • Syn: Thomas, Norman Thomas • Instance Hypernyms: socialist
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Norman RockwellClick to Search Norman Rockwell |
noun United States illustrator whose works present a sentimental idealized view of everyday life (1894-1978) • Syn: Rockwell • Instance Hypernyms: illustrator
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Norman ThomasClick to Search Norman Thomas |
noun United States socialist who was a candidate for president six times (1884-1968) • Syn: Thomas, Norman Mattoon Thomas • Instance Hypernyms: socialist
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NormandieClick to Search Normandie |
noun a former province of northwestern France on the English channel; divided into Haute-Normandie and Basse-Normandie • Syn: Normandy • Instance Hypernyms: geographical area, geographic area, geographical region, geographic region • Part Holonyms: France, French Republic • Member Meronyms: Norman • Part Meronyms: Basse-Normandie, Lower-Normandy, Haute-Normandie, Upper-Normandy
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NormandyClick to Search Normandy |
noun a former province of northwestern France on the English channel; divided into Haute-Normandie and Basse-Normandie • Syn: Normandie • Instance Hypernyms: geographical area, geographic area, geographical region, geographic region • Part Holonyms: France, French Republic • Member Meronyms: Norman • Part Meronyms: Basse-Normandie, Lower-Normandy, Haute-Normandie, Upper-Normandy
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Norman-FrenchClick to Search Norman-French |
noun the medieval Norman dialect of Old French • Syn: Norman French, Old North French • Hypernyms: French
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normativeClick to Search normative |
adjective 1. relating to or dealing with norms - example : normative discipline - example : normative samples • Pertains to noun: norm 2. pertaining to giving directives or rules - example : prescriptive grammar is concerned with norms of or rules for correct usage • Syn: prescriptive • Ant: descriptive (for: prescriptive) • Derivationally related forms: prescribe (for: prescriptive) • Topics: grammar
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Free Linguatic Dictionaries
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My Lookup History
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Linguatic Dictionary Index
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