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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary |
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BenClick to Search Ben |
iç oda (İsk.) |
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benchClick to Search bench (benç) |
sıra, bank |
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bench markClick to Search bench mark |
röper, röper noktası, seviye işareti; denektaşı, ölçüt, kıstas |
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bencherClick to Search bencher |
baro yönetim kurulu üyesi; kıdemsiz parlamento üyesi, avam kamarası üyesi |
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benchmarkClick to Search benchmark |
kriter, ölçü; deyerlendirilen bilgisayar performansını (bilgisayar), kıyaslama noktası (bilgisayar) |
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bendClick to Search bend (bend) |
eğmek, kıvırmak, bükmek, esnetmek; işe geldiği gibi değiştirmek, oynama yapmak, yönelmek; eğilmek, bükülmek, boyun eğmek, çökmek (diz), kıvrılmak; katlamak, bağlamak (yelken) |
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bend doubleClick to Search bend double |
iki büklüm etmek |
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bend the kneeClick to Search bend the knee |
diz çökmek, boyun eğmek, yola gelmek |
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bend to/towardsClick to Search bend to/towards |
(bir şeye) aklı yatmak |
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bendableClick to Search bendable (ben´dıbıl) |
eğilir, eğrilir, bükülür |
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bendedClick to Search bended |
kıvrılmış, bükülmüş |
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benderClick to Search bender |
alem, cümbüş |
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bendingClick to Search bending |
eğilme, kıvırma, eğme, esneme |
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bendingClick to Search bending |
bükme, kıvırma |
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bendsClick to Search bends (bendz) |
vurgun, Dalgıç hastalığı; |
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beneathClick to Search beneath (bînith´) |
aşağıdan; aşağıda; aşağıya |
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beneath contemptClick to Search beneath contempt |
hor görmeye değmez |
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beneath noticeClick to Search beneath notice |
önemsenmeye değmez |
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beneath one`s dignityClick to Search beneath one`s dignity |
itibarını sarsan, saygınlığını zedeleyen |
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BenedictineClick to Search Benedictine |
Benediktin papaz tarikatı üyesi; fransız likörü |
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benedictionClick to Search benediction (benıdîk´şın) |
kutsama, takdis, kutsama duası |
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benefactionClick to Search benefaction (benıfäk´şın) |
hayır, nimet, bağış |
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benefactorClick to Search benefactor (ben´ıfäktır) |
hayırsever, iyiliksever, bağışçı, velinimet |
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benefactressClick to Search benefactress |
hayırsever kadın |
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beneficeClick to Search benefice |
maaşlı papazlık makamı; arpalık; tımar |
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beneficedClick to Search beneficed |
maaşlı makam sahibi olan |
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beneficenceClick to Search beneficence (bınef´ısıns) |
hayır, iyilik, ihsan |
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beneficentClick to Search beneficent (bınef´ısınt) |
hayırsever, hayırlı, iyiliksever |
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beneficialClick to Search beneficial (benıfîş´ıl) |
hayırlı; yararlı, faydalı |
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beneficial ownerClick to Search beneficial owner |
malik, mülkten yararlanan hak sahibi |
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beneficiallyClick to Search beneficially (benıfîş´ıli) |
yararlı bir şekilde |
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beneficiaryClick to Search beneficiary (benıfîş´iyeri) |
yararlanan kimse; hak sahibi, lehtar |
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benefitClick to Search benefit (ben´ıfît) |
yararı dokunmak, yaramak, faydası olmak, yararlanmak |
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benefitClick to Search benefit (ben´ıfît) |
yarar, fayda, çıkar, menfaat, avantaj, kâr, kazanç; yardım parası, yardım toplama faaliyeti, hak, ayrıcalık |
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benefit concertClick to Search benefit concert |
yardım amacıyla düzenlenen konser |
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benefit fromClick to Search benefit from |
-den yararlanmak , yaramak |
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BeneluxClick to Search Benelux |
Belçika Hollanda ve Lüksemburg, benelüks devletleri |
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benevolenceClick to Search benevolence (bınev´ılıns) |
yardımseverlik, hayırseverlik |
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benevolentClick to Search benevolent (bınev´ılınt) |
yardımsever; cömert; kâr gayesi gütmeyen (kurum v.b.); iyi, hayırlı |
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benevolent fundClick to Search benevolent fund |
yardım fonu |
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benevolent societyClick to Search benevolent society |
hayır kurumu |
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BengalClick to Search Bengal |
Bengal |
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Bengal lightClick to Search Bengal light |
işaret fişeği |
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
Bengal |
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
Bengalli, Bengal dili |
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benightedClick to Search benighted |
karanlıkta kalmış, cahil, bilgisiz, kara cahil |
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benignClick to Search benign (bînayn´) |
iyi huylu, sevecen, iyi kâlpli, iyicil (tümör), tehlikesiz, yararlı |
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benignantClick to Search benignant |
yumuşak, sevecen, merhametli, iyi kâlpli, yararlı, faydalı, iyicil (tümör), tehlikesiz |
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benignityClick to Search benignity |
iyi kâlplilik, sevecenlik, merhamet |
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BeninClick to Search Benin (benin´) |
Benin |
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BenineseClick to Search Beninese (benîniz´) |
(çoğ. Be.nin.ese) Beninli |
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BenineseClick to Search Beninese (benîniz´) |
Benin, Benin´e özgü; Beninli |
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benisonClick to Search benison |
kutsama, hayır dua |
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BenjaminClick to Search Benjamin |
evin en küçüğü; şımartılmış kimse |
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bentClick to Search bent (bent) |
istek, eğilim, yetenek, yatkınlık; çimen, çimenlik; kır |
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bentClick to Search bent (bent) |
eğri, bükülmüş, kıvrık; kararlı, aklına koymuş, yatkın, katlanmış |
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bent grassClick to Search bent grass |
çimen |
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bentwoodClick to Search bentwood |
bükme ağaç |
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benumbClick to Search benumb |
uyuşturmak, hissizleştirmek |
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benumbedClick to Search benumbed |
hissiz, uyuşuk, uyuşmuş |
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benzeneClick to Search benzene (ben´zin) |
benzen |
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benzineClick to Search benzine (ben´zin) |
benzin |
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benzoicClick to Search benzoic |
benzoik, aselbentten elde edilen |
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benzolClick to Search benzol |
benzol |
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benzoleClick to Search benzole |
benzol |
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benzolineClick to Search benzoline |
benzin |
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Linguatic Turkish English Dictionary |
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benClick to Search ben |
high point, summit, peak |
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male first name (form of Benjamin) |
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beauty spot, nevus, mole; ego, the "I" part of the psyche |
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ben deClick to Search ben de |
So do I., Neither do I |
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ben ısmarlıyorumClick to Search ben ısmarlıyorum |
my shout, it is my treat |
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ben merkezciClick to Search ben merkezci |
egocentric |
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ben ödeme yaptımClick to Search ben ödeme yaptım |
I have already paid |
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ben yapmamClick to Search ben yapmam |
nothing doing |
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ben yokumClick to Search ben yokum |
nothing doing |
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benbenciClick to Search benbenci |
one who praises himself |
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benceClick to Search bence |
in my opinion, according to me, all I know, as for me, in my estimation, to my way of thinking |
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benciClick to Search benci |
egocentric |
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bencilClick to Search bencil |
egoist, self seeker |
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bencilClick to Search bencil |
selfish, egoistic, egotistical, self centered, self centred, self absorbed, thoughtless, calculating; piggish, hoggish |
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bencil kimseClick to Search bencil kimse |
hog |
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bencil olmayanClick to Search bencil olmayan |
unselfish |
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bencilceClick to Search bencilce |
selfishly, egoistically |
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bencileyinClick to Search bencileyin |
like me |
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bencilikClick to Search bencilik |
egotism; solipsism |
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bencilleşmekClick to Search bencilleşmek |
to become selfish |
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bencillikClick to Search bencillik |
selfishness, egoism, self-centeredness |
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bencillik etmekClick to Search bencillik etmek |
to act selfishly |
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bendeğilClick to Search bendeğil |
nonego |
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benden pasoClick to Search benden paso |
I have had enough, fain I, fains I |
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benden uzak dursunClick to Search benden uzak dursun |
far be it from me |
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bendetmekClick to Search bendetmek |
to cause (one person) to be attached to (another, oneself) (by love, gratitude, respect, fear), bind (one person) to (another, oneself); to make (one person) dependent upon (another, oneself) |
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benediktin papaz tarikatı üyesiClick to Search benediktin papaz tarikatı üyesi |
Benedictine |
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benediktin papazıClick to Search benediktin papazı |
black monk |
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benekClick to Search benek |
spot, dot, freckle, speck, fleck, macula, mottle, speckle, splash, splodge, splotch |
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benek benekClick to Search benek benek |
splashy |
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benek benek olmakClick to Search benek benek olmak |
spot |
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benek yapmakClick to Search benek yapmak |
spot, speckle, speck |
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beneklemekClick to Search beneklemek |
spot, speckle, dot, dapple, fleck, flecker, mottle, speck |
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beneklememekClick to Search beneklememek |
(negative form of beneklemek) spot, speckle, dot, dapple, fleck, flecker, mottle, speck |
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benekliClick to Search benekli |
spotty, spotted, dotty, speckled, brindled, dappled, dotted, maculated, mottled, piebald, pied, punctate, splotchy |
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benekli atClick to Search benekli at |
piebald, pinto, pie |
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benekli baykuşClick to Search benekli baykuş |
mopoke, type of owl found in Oceania |
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benekli hayvanClick to Search benekli hayvan |
pie |
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benekli kırmızı kelebekClick to Search benekli kırmızı kelebek |
painted lady |
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Benekli kırmızı tavukClick to Search Benekli kırmızı tavuk |
Sussex |
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benekli kokarcaClick to Search benekli kokarca |
marbled polecat |
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benekli olmaClick to Search benekli olma |
punctation |
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benekli sırtlanClick to Search benekli sırtlan |
laughing hyena |
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beneksizClick to Search beneksiz |
unspotted, speckless |
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Benelüks devletleriClick to Search Benelüks devletleri |
Benelux |
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bengalClick to Search bengal |
Bengal, region in India |
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bengalClick to Search bengal |
Bengali, pertaining to the former Indian province of Bengal |
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bengal diliClick to Search bengal dili |
Bengali |
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bengal`deki şirket temsilcisiClick to Search bengal`deki şirket temsilcisi |
banian |
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bengalliClick to Search bengalli |
Bengali, native or resident of the former Indian province of Bengal |
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bengiClick to Search bengi |
eternal |
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bengilemekClick to Search bengilemek |
to make (something) eternal |
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bengileşmekClick to Search bengileşmek |
to become eternal |
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bengilikClick to Search bengilik |
eternity |
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bengisuClick to Search bengisu |
water of life |
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beni aşarClick to Search beni aşar |
that beats me |
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beni bozmazClick to Search beni bozmaz |
my withers are unwrung |
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beni etkilemezClick to Search beni etkilemez |
my withers are unwrung |
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beni hastaneye götürünClick to Search beni hastaneye götürün |
Take me to a hospital |
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beni hayal kırıklığına uğratan şeyClick to Search beni hayal kırıklığına uğratan şey |
to my disappointment |
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beni hiç mi hiç ilgilendirmiyorClick to Search beni hiç mi hiç ilgilendirmiyor |
I couldn`t care less |
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beni ilgilendirmezClick to Search beni ilgilendirmez |
It does not concern me, That is no concern of mine, I am not concerned, hard cheese, that leaves me cold, that`s not my bag |
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beni şaşırtan şeyClick to Search beni şaşırtan şey |
to my disappointment |
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beniademClick to Search beniadem |
human being, person, human |
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beniademClick to Search beniadem |
sons of Adam, mankind |
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beniçincilikClick to Search beniçincilik |
egocentricity |
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benimClick to Search benim |
my; mine |
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benim açımdanClick to Search benim açımdan |
from my point of view |
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benim düşünceme göreClick to Search benim düşünceme göre |
to my way of thinking |
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benim gözümdeClick to Search benim gözümde |
in my sight |
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benim içinClick to Search benim için |
for me |
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benim kendiminClick to Search benim kendimin |
my very own |
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benim nazarımdaClick to Search benim nazarımda |
in my sight |
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benim sorunumClick to Search benim sorunum |
that`s just my bag |
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benimkiClick to Search benimki |
mine |
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benimleClick to Search benimle |
with me |
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benimle gelinClick to Search benimle gelin |
Come with me |
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benimsemeClick to Search benimseme |
adoption, appropriation; espousal |
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benimsemekClick to Search benimsemek |
take up seriously, assimilate, adopt, commandeer, embrace, espouse, interiorize, internalize, latch on to, seize, seize upon, be sold on |
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benimsememekClick to Search benimsememek |
(negative form of benimsemek) take up seriously, assimilate, adopt, commandeer, embrace, espouse, interiorize, internalize, latch on to, seize, seize upon, be sold on |
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benimsenenClick to Search benimsenen |
adopted |
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benimsenmekClick to Search benimsenmek |
assimilate |
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benimsenmemekClick to Search benimsenmemek |
(negative form of benimsenmek) assimilate |
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benimsetmekClick to Search benimsetmek |
selling smb. on |
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benimsetmemekClick to Search benimsetmemek |
(negative form of benimsetmek) selling smb. on |
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BeninClick to Search Benin |
Benin; Beninese, of Benin |
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BeninliClick to Search Beninli |
(a) Beninese; Beninese (person) |
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benizClick to Search beniz |
color of the face |
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benlenmekClick to Search benlenmek |
to develop a mole, get a mole on one´s skin; to become freckled; for a spot to appear in the eye; (for a ripening fruit) to become flecked with dark spots of color |
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benliClick to Search benli |
freckled |
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benlikClick to Search benlik |
ego, personality, individuality |
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benlikçiClick to Search benlikçi |
self willed |
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benlikçilikClick to Search benlikçilik |
egotism, conceit |
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benmariClick to Search benmari |
water bath, bain-marie; double boiler |
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benözekçiClick to Search benözekçi |
egocentric person |
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benözekçilClick to Search benözekçil |
egocentric |
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benözekçilikClick to Search benözekçilik |
egocentricity |
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bentClick to Search bent |
clause, article, barrage, dike, dyke, embankment, limb, strophe, weir |
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bent kapağıClick to Search bent kapağı |
floodgate, sluice-gate, sluice |
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bentlere kapak takmakClick to Search bentlere kapak takmak |
sluice |
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benzekClick to Search benzek |
pastiche, creation from a number of different sources, work created mainly using techniques or styles borrowed from other artists |
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benzemeClick to Search benzeme |
simulation, likeness, mimesis, mimicry, kindred |
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benzemekClick to Search benzemek |
resemble, look alike, remind of, remind, have resemblance to, bear resemblance to, have an air of, resemble smb. in looks, take after, appear, approximate, compare, correspond, dovetail, favor, favour (In British), look like, mimic, seem, take on |
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benzememekClick to Search benzememek |
(negative form of benzemek) differ |
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benzemeye çalışmaClick to Search benzemeye çalışma |
emulation |
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benzemeye çalışmakClick to Search benzemeye çalışmak |
emulate |
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benzemezClick to Search benzemez |
dissimilar, unlike |
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benzemezlikClick to Search benzemezlik |
originality |
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benzenClick to Search benzen |
benzene, toxic flammable liquid derived mainly from coal tar (used in the manufacture of medicines and dyes and as a solvent) |
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benzerClick to Search benzer |
like |
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benzerClick to Search benzer |
homo, homoeo (In British), homeo |
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benzerClick to Search benzer |
look alike, double, stand in, similar, match, like, analogue, counterpart, image, parallel |
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benzerClick to Search benzer |
like, closely, in common, of a piece |
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benzerClick to Search benzer |
alike, like, similar, analogous, parallel, same, analogic, analogical, approximate, conformable, congeneric, congenerical, congenerous, connate, correlative, homologous, indistinguishable, kindred, simulant, vicinal benzemek |
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benzerClick to Search benzer |
resemble, look alike, remind of, remind, have resemblance to, bear resemblance to, have an air of, resemble smb. in looks, take after, appear, approximate, compare, correspond, dovetail, favor, favour (In British), look like, mimic, seem, take on |
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benzer bir şekildeClick to Search benzer bir şekilde |
similarly |
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benzer dilClick to Search benzer dil |
daughter language |
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benzer olan şeyClick to Search benzer olan şey |
pendant |
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benzer olmakClick to Search benzer olmak |
border |
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benzer özelliklerClick to Search benzer özellikler |
similarities |
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benzer şartları oluşturmaClick to Search benzer şartları oluşturma |
simulation |
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benzer şekildeClick to Search benzer şekilde |
alike |
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benzer şeyClick to Search benzer şey |
analogue |
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benzeriClick to Search benzeri |
suchlike |
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benzeriClick to Search benzeri |
quasi |
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benzeriClick to Search benzeri |
kind of, quasi |
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benzeriClick to Search benzeri |
suchlike, of any such kind, similar |
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benzeri ile tedavi yöntemiClick to Search benzeri ile tedavi yöntemi |
homeopathy, homoeopathy (In British) |
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benzeri olanClick to Search benzeri olan |
precedent |
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benzeri yaşanmamışClick to Search benzeri yaşanmamış |
unprecedented |
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benzeri yaşanmışClick to Search benzeri yaşanmış |
precedented |
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benzerini yapmakClick to Search benzerini yapmak |
simulate |
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benzerinin ismini kullanmaClick to Search benzerinin ismini kullanma |
metonymy |
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benzerliği olmakClick to Search benzerliği olmak |
bear comparison with |
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benzerlikClick to Search benzerlik |
likeness, resemblance, similarity, analogy, mimicry, affinity, approach, comparison, conformity, congeniality, identity, kinship, parallel, parallelism, parity, propinquity, sameness, similar, similitude, community |
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benzerlik bulmakClick to Search benzerlik bulmak |
liken |
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benzersizClick to Search benzersiz |
class of one`s own |
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benzersizClick to Search benzersiz |
unique, matchless, unmatched, inimitable, nonpareil, unequalled, unexampled, unparalleled |
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benzersiz şeyClick to Search benzersiz şey |
unique thing, nonesuch, nonsuch, nonpareil |
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benzersizlikClick to Search benzersizlik |
uniqueness, inimitableness |
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benzeşClick to Search benzeş |
like one another, mutually similar |
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benzeşenClick to Search benzeşen |
analogous, assimilated, similar, analogic, analogical |
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benzeşikClick to Search benzeşik |
homogeneous |
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benzeşimClick to Search benzeşim |
analogy |
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benzeşlikClick to Search benzeşlik |
resemblance; analogy |
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benzeşmeClick to Search benzeşme |
affinity, similitude, simulation, assimilation, correspondence |
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benzeşmekClick to Search benzeşmek |
to resemble each other |
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benzeşmeyenClick to Search benzeşmeyen |
disparate, markedly different, contrasting, dissimilar, unlike |
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benzeşmeyen şeylerClick to Search benzeşmeyen şeyler |
disparate |
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benzeşmeyerekClick to Search benzeşmeyerek |
disparately, in markedly different form, dissimilarly, differently, distinctly |
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benzeşmezlikClick to Search benzeşmezlik |
dissimilarity, unlikeness |
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benzeştirmekClick to Search benzeştirmek |
to assimilate (something) to (something else) |
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benzetClick to Search benzet |
imitation |
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benzetçiClick to Search benzetçi |
imitator |
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benzetiClick to Search benzeti |
figure of speech |
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benzeti ressamıClick to Search benzeti ressamı |
painter who makes copies of great paintings |
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benzeticiClick to Search benzetici |
simulator |
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benzetici ressamClick to Search benzetici ressam |
forger of paintings |
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benzetilmekClick to Search benzetilmek |
to be compared with; to be mistaken for |
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benzetimClick to Search benzetim |
comparison; figure of speech |
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benzetişClick to Search benzetiş |
comparison |
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benzetmeClick to Search benzetme |
simile, comparison, image, mimesis, similitude |
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benzetme yapmakClick to Search benzetme yapmak |
class with |
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benzetmekClick to Search benzetmek |
liken, compare; assimilate, simulate, associate, bash up, belabor, belabour (In British), clobber, imitate, sort smb. out |
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benzetmemekClick to Search benzetmemek |
(negative form of benzetmek) liken, compare; assimilate, simulate, associate, bash up, belabor, belabour (In British), clobber, imitate, sort smb. out |
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benzeyenClick to Search benzeyen |
similar, alike, imitative, akin, akin to |
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benzeyişClick to Search benzeyiş |
assimilation |
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benzi atmakClick to Search benzi atmak |
to grow pale |
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benzi atmışClick to Search benzi atmış |
turned pale, pale, pallid, wan |
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benzi bozulmakClick to Search benzi bozulmak |
to grow pale from illness |
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benzi kül gibi olmakClick to Search benzi kül gibi olmak |
to turn very pale |
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benzi sararmakClick to Search benzi sararmak |
to grow pale from illness |
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benzi sararmışClick to Search benzi sararmış |
sallow |
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benzinClick to Search benzin |
gas, gasoline, petrol, fuel, benzine, benzoline, gasolene |
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benzin almakClick to Search benzin almak |
tank up, gas, gas up, refuel |
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benzin bidonuClick to Search benzin bidonu |
jerry can |
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benzin deposuClick to Search benzin deposu |
tank, petrol tank, gas tank |
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benzin doldurmakClick to Search benzin doldurmak |
fuel up, fuel |
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benzin göstergesiClick to Search benzin göstergesi |
gasoline gage, petrol gage, fuel gage, gasoline gauge, fuel gauge, petrol gauge |
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benzin istasyonuClick to Search benzin istasyonu |
gas station, filling station, petrol station, service station |
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benzin pompasıClick to Search benzin pompası |
gas pump, fuel pump, coin op |
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benzin tankeriClick to Search benzin tankeri |
petrol tanker |
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benzinciClick to Search benzinci |
filling station, gas station; gas station attendant |
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benzinde kan kalmamakClick to Search benzinde kan kalmamak |
to turn very pale |
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benzine kan gelmekClick to Search benzine kan gelmek |
for one´s face to regain its color, for one´s face to get a healthy color in it again |
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benzini bitip durmakClick to Search benzini bitip durmak |
peter out |
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benzini çok yakanClick to Search benzini çok yakan |
fuel guzzling |
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benzinli motorClick to Search benzinli motor |
petrol engine |
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benzinlikClick to Search benzinlik |
petrol station, gas station |
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benzoikClick to Search benzoik |
benzoic, derived from benzoin (Chemistry) |
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benzolClick to Search benzol |
benzene (Chemistry) |
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küçük dağları ben yarattım demekClick to Search küçük dağları ben yarattım demek |
think oneself no small potatoes |
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sen yap ben de yaparımClick to Search sen yap ben de yaparım |
I double dare you! |
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benClick to Search ben |
high point, summit, peak |
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BenClick to Search Ben |
male first name (form of Benjamin) |
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Ben AffleckClick to Search Ben Affleck |
(born 1972) American screenwriter and actor |
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Ben CrenshawClick to Search Ben Crenshaw |
(born 1952) American golfer |
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Ben GurionClick to Search Ben Gurion |
David Ben Gurion (1886-1973), first prime minister of Israel (1948-53, 1955-63); international Israeli airport located in Lod |
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Ben Gurion AirportClick to Search Ben Gurion Airport |
Israeli international airport located in Lod |
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Ben Gurion UniversityClick to Search Ben Gurion University |
one of Israel`s major universities (located in Beer Sheva) |
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Ben HechtClick to Search Ben Hecht |
(1894-1964) American scriptwriter and journalist who wrote the script for "Gone With the Wind" |
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Ben JohnsonClick to Search Ben Johnson |
(born 1961) Canadian sprinter who set the 100m world record (9.83) at 1987 World Championships |
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Ben JonsonClick to Search Ben Jonson |
(1572-1637) English playwright and poet |
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Ben NunnClick to Search Ben Nunn |
Joshua Ben Nunn who was the leader of the Israelites after the death of Moses (Biblical); family name |
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Ben YehudaClick to Search Ben Yehuda |
Eliezer Ben Yehuda (1858-1922), father of modern Hebrew |
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Ben ZviClick to Search Ben Zvi |
family name; Yitzhak Ben-Zvi (1884-1963), second president of Israel (1952-1963) |
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Benazir BhuttoClick to Search Benazir Bhutto |
(born 1953) Pakistani politician who served as prime minister |
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benchClick to Search bench |
long seat; pulpit of a judge; work table |
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benchClick to Search bench |
furnish with benches; sit in judgment; exhibit dogs at an exhibition; remove from a game (Sports) |
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bench blotterClick to Search bench blotter |
official record of past criminal convictions, criminal record |
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bench drilling machineClick to Search bench drilling machine |
drill attached to table |
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bench markClick to Search bench mark |
criterion, measure; evaluation of computer performance (Computers); point of reference for comparison (especially a mark for measuring the level of a body of water against a standing structure, such as a bridge, etc.) |
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bench mateClick to Search bench mate |
person who shares a bench with another |
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bench playerClick to Search bench player |
team member who serves as a relief player, player who is not playing in most of a game |
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bench pressClick to Search bench press |
weightlifting exercise carried out by a lifter lying on a bench (Sports); tiny punch press fixed on a workbench |
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bench viseClick to Search bench vise |
clamp attached to a work surface (used in woodworking, etc.) |
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bench warmerClick to Search bench warmer |
athletic team player that consistently does not or is not allowed to participate in athletic events |
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bench warrantClick to Search bench warrant |
warrant issued by a court for the apprehension of an offender |
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benchmarkClick to Search benchmark |
criterion, measure; evaluation of computer performance (Computers); point of reference for comparison (especially a mark for measuring the level of a body of water against a standing structure, such as a bridge, etc.) |
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benchmarkClick to Search benchmark |
measure (such as the product of a competitor) according to indicated standards as to compare it with and improve own product |
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benchmark programClick to Search benchmark program |
computer program against which other programs are measured |
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benchmarkingClick to Search benchmarking |
standard according to which something can be measured or judged (such as product or business practices of a competitor) |
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bendClick to Search bend |
make curved; lean down; tilt; surrender; invert, turn over |
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bend backClick to Search bend back |
tilt backward, bend backward |
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bend downClick to Search bend down |
lean downward |
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bend forwardClick to Search bend forward |
bend toward the front |
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bend overClick to Search bend over |
lean to the other side |
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bend over backwardsClick to Search bend over backwards |
take extra precaution, make an enormous effort, go the extra mile (to see that something gets done) |
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bend someone`s earClick to Search bend someone`s ear |
talk to someone for a long time to ask a favour; talk to a person without stopping in a boring manner |
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bend the kneeClick to Search bend the knee |
bow down, pay homage |
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bend the neckClick to Search bend the neck |
surrender |
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bend to someone`s wishesClick to Search bend to someone`s wishes |
comply, obey, yield |
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bendableClick to Search bendable |
capable of bending or curving; capable of being twisted or curved |
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bendedClick to Search bended |
bent; curved; crooked, not straight (Archaic) |
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bending overClick to Search bending over |
bow down, crouch, stoop; submitting, conceding, yielding |
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bendletClick to Search bendlet |
narrow bend; small bend that takes up a 6th part of a shield (in Heraldry) |
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bendyClick to Search bendy |
(British) having many bends; can be easily bent; pliable, flexible; resilient |
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beneClick to Search bene |
good, well (Latin) |
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beneClick to Search bene |
request, prayer (usually to God) |
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beneathClick to Search beneath |
under, below |
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beneathClick to Search beneath |
under, below; underneath; inferior; unworthy; lower than |
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beneath contemptClick to Search beneath contempt |
so low as to be unworthy even of contempt; disdainful |
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beneath criticismClick to Search beneath criticism |
extremely base, could not be any worse, terrible |
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beneath himClick to Search beneath him |
more inferior than suits him, less respectable than him |
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beneath one`s dignityClick to Search beneath one`s dignity |
lower than one`s level of respect, more inferior than someone |
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Bene-BeraqClick to Search Bene-Beraq |
city in the center of Israel |
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BenedickClick to Search Benedick |
family name |
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benedickClick to Search benedick |
newly married man |
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benedickClick to Search benedick |
newly married |
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BenedictClick to Search Benedict |
male first name; family name; Saint Benedict (480-547) Italian monk who founded of the Benedictine order; Ruth Benedict (1887-1948), USA anthropologist; city in North Dakota (USA); city in Kansas (USA) |
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benedictClick to Search benedict |
recently married man, bachelor who marries |
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Benedict ArnoldClick to Search Benedict Arnold |
(1741-1801) American General who fought in the Revolutionary War (famous for turning traitor and helping the British) |
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BenedictineClick to Search Benedictine |
of or pertaining to St. Benedict; of or pertaining to the religious order of the Benedictines |
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BenedictineClick to Search Benedictine |
Christian monk belonging to a congregation following the rule of St. Benedict |
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Benedictine orderClick to Search Benedictine order |
Order of Saint Benedict, Roman Catholic order comprising of monks (known as the "black monks"), order that supports both learning and the practice of devoutness |
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benediction of deliveranceClick to Search benediction of deliverance |
prayer thanking God for deliverance |
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benedictoryClick to Search benedictory |
giving blessing, expressing benediction |
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benefactClick to Search benefact |
help as a benefactor |
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benefactionClick to Search benefaction |
doing of good; action of benefiting; donation |
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benefactorClick to Search benefactor |
kindly helper; patron, sponsor, donor |
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benefactressClick to Search benefactress |
benefactrix, woman who is a patron or sponsor, female person who is the giver of kind help to people in need |
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benefactrixClick to Search benefactrix |
benefactress, woman who is a patron or sponsor, female person who is the giver of kind help to people in need |
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beneficClick to Search benefic |
beneficial, helpful |
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beneficeClick to Search benefice |
clerical post which includes a fixed salary or a property |
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beneficenceClick to Search beneficence |
kindness, goodness, doing of good |
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beneficentClick to Search beneficent |
kind; good |
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beneficentlyClick to Search beneficently |
in beneficent manner |
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beneficial insectClick to Search beneficial insect |
insect that serves as a pest predator; pollinator; biological pest control agent |
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beneficial interestClick to Search beneficial interest |
legal right that does not stem from ownership of assets |
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beneficial ownershipClick to Search beneficial ownership |
ownership that is purely for the purpose of pleasure or gaining advantage (Legal) |
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beneficiallyClick to Search beneficially |
in beneficial manner |
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beneficialnessClick to Search beneficialness |
goodness |
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beneficiary accountClick to Search beneficiary account |
bank account set up for the benefit of someone else |
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beneficiateClick to Search beneficiate |
prepare for smelting; profit from, benefit from (mainly used in sales or agriculture) |
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benefitClick to Search benefit |
be useful; receive benefit; give benefit; profit, be advantageous |
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benefitClick to Search benefit |
advantage, profit; aid; stipend, pension |
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benefit ballClick to Search benefit ball |
social dance which is intended to raise money for a certain cause |
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benefit projectClick to Search benefit project |
project which is designed to help someone or something |
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Benelux countriesClick to Search Benelux countries |
Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands |
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benevolenceClick to Search benevolence |
generosity, kindness |
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benevolent associationClick to Search benevolent association |
non-profit organization |
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benevolent societyClick to Search benevolent society |
charitable society, society that organizes for the purpose of doing good |
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benevolentlyClick to Search benevolently |
in a generous manner, kindly |
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BEng (Bachelor of Engineering)Click to Search BEng (Bachelor of Engineering) |
bachelor`s degree in engineering |
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BengalClick to Search Bengal |
raw silk made in Bengal (India); type of fabric woven of silk and hair; type of striped fabric |
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BengalClick to Search Bengal |
region in India |
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Bengal lightClick to Search Bengal light |
kind of firework which produces a bright blue colored light |
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bengaleeClick to Search bengalee |
native or resident of the former Indian province of Bengal |
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
language of the Bengali people; official language of Bangladesh and Bengal |
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
pertaining to the former Indian province of Bengal |
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
native or resident of the former Indian province of Bengal |
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bengalor torpedoClick to Search bengalor torpedo |
explosive charge of pipe-like shape generally used to blast apart a wall or fence |
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BengaloreClick to Search Bengalore |
industrial city in south central India, known as the "Silicone Valley" of India |
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BeniClick to Search Beni |
male first name |
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beni shogaClick to Search beni shoga |
Japanese salty and red ginger root pickles |
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benightClick to Search benight |
overtake by darkness |
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benightedClick to Search benighted |
ignorant, uneducated; unenlightened; caught in the dark |
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benightedlyClick to Search benightedly |
unenlightened manner (intellectually or morally) |
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benightednessClick to Search benightedness |
darkness; ignorance, unenlightened state |
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benign polypClick to Search benign polyp |
growth which is not life-threatening |
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benign tumorClick to Search benign tumor |
tumor which is not cancerous, tumor which is not malignant |
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benign virusClick to Search benign virus |
(Computers) non-destructive computer virus, computer program that behaves like a virus in some ways but does not cause damage to a system |
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benignancyClick to Search benignancy |
kind-heartedness, good-heartedness; excellency |
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benignantClick to Search benignant |
kindly, mild, favorable |
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benignantlyClick to Search benignantly |
kindly, mildly; generously |
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benignityClick to Search benignity |
favor, charity, kind-heartedness |
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benignlyClick to Search benignly |
in a kind manner, generously |
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BeninClick to Search Benin |
(Republic of Benin) country located in western Africa (formerly called Dahomey, formerly part of French West Africa) |
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BenineseClick to Search Beninese |
of or pertaining to Benin or its citizens |
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BenineseClick to Search Beninese |
citizen or native of Benin |
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benisonClick to Search benison |
blessing, benediction |
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Benito MussoliniClick to Search Benito Mussolini |
(1883-1945) Italian Fascist leader, dictator of Italy (1922-1943) |
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Benjamin AlcockClick to Search Benjamin Alcock |
(1801-date of death is unknown) Irish anatomist who first described the pudendal canal in a definite manner in 1836 |
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Benjamin BannekerClick to Search Benjamin Banneker |
(1731-1806) African American astronomer and mathematician, member of the planning committee which designed the city of Washington DC, writer and publisher of an annual farmer`s almanac |
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Benjamin BrittenClick to Search Benjamin Britten |
(1913-1976) English composer and pianist |
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Benjamin D`IsraeliClick to Search Benjamin D`Israeli |
(1804-1881) English statesman and former Prime Minister of England |
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Benjamin DisraeliClick to Search Benjamin Disraeli |
(1804-1881) English statesman and former Prime Minister of England |
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Benjamin FranklinClick to Search Benjamin Franklin |
(1706-1790) U.S. statesman scientist and author, signer of the Declaration of Independence, publisher of "Poor Richard`s Almanack" |
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Benjamin HarrisonClick to Search Benjamin Harrison |
(1833-1901) 23rd president of the United States (1889-1893) |
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Benjamin NetanyahuClick to Search Benjamin Netanyahu |
(born 1949) Israeli politician, former prime minister of Israel from 1996 to 1999, acted as the Israeli embassador to the United Nations (1982-1984), former Israeli Minister of Finance |
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Benjamin of TudellaClick to Search Benjamin of Tudella |
medieval Jewish traveler and writer (author of the "Book of Travels") |
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Benjamin RothschildClick to Search Benjamin Rothschild |
member of a family of European Jewish bankers and philanthropists |
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Benjamin Zeev HerzlClick to Search Benjamin Zeev Herzl |
(1860-1904) Hungarian born Jewish leader and journalist, founder of modern Zionism |
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benneClick to Search benne |
sesame |
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bennyClick to Search benny |
male first name (form of Benjamin) |
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bennyClick to Search benny |
benzedrine tablet (type of medicine) |
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Benny BeginClick to Search Benny Begin |
(born 1942) Israeli politician and son of the late Menachem Begin |
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Benny GoodmanClick to Search Benny Goodman |
(1909-1986) American jazz clarinetist and band leader, the "King of Swing" |
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Ben-Shemen forestClick to Search Ben-Shemen forest |
forest between Ramallah and Jerusalem (Israel) |
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bentClick to Search bent |
inclination, tendency; aptitude, natural talent; partiality, fondness |
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bentClick to Search bent |
inclined; crooked; bowed; corrupt; crazy; gay, homosexual; determined |
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bent onClick to Search bent on |
adamant on -, determined to -, resolute about - |
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bent overClick to Search bent over |
crouched, stooped, bowed, leaning over |
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benthalClick to Search benthal |
of the ocean floor |
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BenthamClick to Search Bentham |
family name; Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), English legal scholar and philosopher, founder of utilitarianism |
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BenthamismClick to Search Benthamism |
religious movement founded by Jeremy Bentham which espoused the utilitarian principle (the greatest happiness of the greatest number) |
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BenthamiteClick to Search Benthamite |
follower of Benthamism |
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benthicClick to Search benthic |
of the sea floor |
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benthosClick to Search benthos |
plants and animals living on the ocean floor |
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bentoClick to Search bento |
obento, Japanese meal packed in a lacquer box which is divided into sections, boxed Japanese meal |
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bentoniteClick to Search bentonite |
clay made of volcanic ash |
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bentoniticClick to Search bentonitic |
of or containing bentonite (clay made of volcanic ash) |
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bentwoodClick to Search bentwood |
wood that has been bent using heat and pressure (used for making furniture) |
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benumbClick to Search benumb |
numb; numb by freezing |
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benumbedClick to Search benumbed |
numbed, unable to feel; frozen |
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benumbednessClick to Search benumbedness |
numbness, inability to feel; frozenness |
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BenyaminClick to Search Benyamin |
male first name (form of Benjamin); family name |
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BenzClick to Search Benz |
exclusive brand of European car (Slang) |
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BenzaitenClick to Search Benzaiten |
(Japan) one of the Seven Gods of Fortune, Goddess of literary arts |
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benzal groupClick to Search benzal group |
organic component that contains the benzene and CH group (Chemistry) |
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benzaldehydeClick to Search benzaldehyde |
chemical compound used in dyes, perfumes, solvents and flavors |
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benzalkonium chlorideClick to Search benzalkonium chloride |
chemical compound used as a disinfectant and antiseptic |
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BenzedrineClick to Search Benzedrine |
brand name for a commercially produced amphetamine (Pharmacology) |
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benzeneClick to Search benzene |
toxic flammable liquid derived mainly from coal tar (used in the manufacture of medicines and dyes and as a solvent) |
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benzidineClick to Search benzidine |
chemical compound used in the production of dyes |
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benzinClick to Search benzin |
fuel, petrol, solvent used in industry |
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benzineClick to Search benzine |
fuel, petrol, solvent used in industry |
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benzoateClick to Search benzoate |
chemical substance |
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benzocaineClick to Search benzocaine |
substance used as a local anesthetic |
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benzodiazepineClick to Search benzodiazepine |
(Medicine) any of the compounds that belong to a group used as tranquillizers |
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benzoicClick to Search benzoic |
derived from benzoin (Chemistry) |
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benzoinClick to Search benzoin |
bitter almond oil camphor (Chemistry); gum benzoin, type of resin obtained from certain trees (used in the making of cosmetics, perfumes and in medicine) |
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benzolClick to Search benzol |
benzene (Chemistry) |
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benzoleClick to Search benzole |
benzene (Chemistry) |
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benzolineClick to Search benzoline |
benzole (Chemistry); amarine (Chemistry) |
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benzosulfimideClick to Search benzosulfimide |
saccharin (Chemistry) |
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benzoylClick to Search benzoyl |
containing the benzoyl group (Chemistry) |
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benzylClick to Search benzyl |
containing the benzyl group (Chemistry) |
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benzylicClick to Search benzylic |
containing ingredients from the benzyl group (Chemistry) |
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benzylideneClick to Search benzylidene |
containing the benzal group (Chemistry) |
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Big BenClick to Search Big Ben |
famous clock that is located over the British House of Parliament in London |
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Elijah ben SolomonClick to Search Elijah ben Solomon |
Gaon of Vilna (1720-1797), one of the prominent Jewish spiritual leaders and scholar during the 18th century, one of the opposers to Hasidism |
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Joseph ben Ephraim CaroClick to Search Joseph ben Ephraim Caro |
(1488-1575) 16th century Jewish religious rabbinical authority and compiler of the Shulhan Aruch (Jewish code of laws) |
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Joshua Ben NunnClick to Search Joshua Ben Nunn |
(Biblical) leader of the Israelites after the death of Moses |
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Mathitiahu Cohen Ben JohananClick to Search Mathitiahu Cohen Ben Johanan |
Jewish priest in Judea and father of the Maccabee dynasty |
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Yitzchak ben Yehuda AbravanelClick to Search Yitzchak ben Yehuda Abravanel |
Isaac Abrabanel (1437-1508), Jewish statesman and Bible commentator and philosopher who was also a financier |
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benClick to Search ben |
n. Gipfel; Höhepunkt Ben n. Ben, männlicher Vorname (Form von Benjamin) |
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Ben AffleckClick to Search Ben Affleck |
Ben Affleck (Name), amerikanischer Schauspieler (spielte in dem Film "Armageddon") |
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Ben CrenshawClick to Search Ben Crenshaw |
n. Ben Crenshaw (1952 geboren), amerikanischer Golfspieler |
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Ben GurionClick to Search Ben Gurion |
Ben Gurion (erster Ministerpräsident Israels; Flughafen in Lud) |
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Ben Gurion AirportClick to Search Ben Gurion Airport |
Ben Gurion Flughafen (Israels größter internationaler Flughafen) |
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Ben Gurion UniversityClick to Search Ben Gurion University |
Ben Gurion Universität (Universität von Beer Sheva/Israel) |
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Ben HechtClick to Search Ben Hecht |
Ben Hecht, Jüdisch-Amerikanischer Bühnenautor und Journalist (1894-1964, schrieb das Drehbuch zu "Vom Winde verweht") |
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Ben JohnsonClick to Search Ben Johnson |
Ben Johnson (kanadischer Skandalsprinter) |
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Ben JonsonClick to Search Ben Jonson |
n. Ben Jonson (1572-1637), englischer Bühnenschriftsteller und Dichter |
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Ben NunnClick to Search Ben Nunn |
Ben Nunn |
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Ben YehudaClick to Search Ben Yehuda |
Ben-Jehuda (Eliezer, Modernisierer der hebräischen Sprache) |
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Ben ZviClick to Search Ben Zvi |
Ben-Zvi (Itzhak, erster Staatspräsident Israels) |
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Benazir BhuttoClick to Search Benazir Bhutto |
(1953 geboren) pakistanischer Politiker und Premierminister |
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benchClick to Search bench |
n. Bank (zum sitzen); Reservebank (Sport); Richterstuhl; Werkbank v. Bänke herrichten; als Richter tagen; auf die Bank stellen (zur Schau bei einem Hundewettbewerb) aus dem Spiel nehmen |
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bench blotterClick to Search bench blotter |
das Strafregister (das Strafregister der Polizei über Verbrecher) |
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bench drilling machineClick to Search bench drilling machine |
Tischbohrmaschine |
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bench mateClick to Search bench mate |
Klassenkamerad |
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bench playerClick to Search bench player |
Spieler auf der Strafbank; auf der Reservebank |
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bench viseClick to Search bench vise |
Tischabtrennung |
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bench warrantClick to Search bench warrant |
gerichtliche Vollmacht; gerichtliche Anordnung; gerichtlicher Haftbefehl |
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benchmarkClick to Search benchmark |
n. Bezugspunkt, Höhenfestpunkt, Maßstab; (Comput) Leistungseinschätzung des Computers v. Maßstab (eines Produktes oder Konkurrenten) nach vorherbestimmten Standard zum Zweck des Vergleichs |
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benchmark programClick to Search benchmark program |
Testprogramm (Computertechnik, Versuchsprogramm zur Feststellung der Leistungsfähigkeit von Computern) |
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bend backClick to Search bend back |
v. schräg neigen, rückwärts biegen |
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bend over backwardsClick to Search bend over backwards |
Sich ein Bein ausreißen, sich bei etwas viel Mühe geben, sich sehr bemühen |
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bend the kneeClick to Search bend the knee |
das Knie beugen; sich beugen |
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bend the neckClick to Search bend the neck |
beugen, untergeben |
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bend to someone`s wishesClick to Search bend to someone`s wishes |
sich beugen nach dem Willen von jemanden |
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bendableClick to Search bendable |
adj. biegbar |
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bendedClick to Search bended |
adj. gebogen; geneigt; gekrümmt (archaisches Englisch) bend v. verbiegen, biegen; beugen; zwingen |
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bending overClick to Search bending over |
überbeugen; unterwerfen |
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bendletClick to Search bendlet |
n. enge Kurve; kleine Schlinge als Teil einer Rüstung |
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bendyClick to Search bendy |
adj. (britisches Englisch) viele Biegungen habend; leicht biegbar; flexibel, biegsam; elastisch |
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beneClick to Search bene |
pref. gut, wohl (lat.) n. Bitte (meistens an Gott gewendet) |
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beneathClick to Search beneath |
adv. darunter, unter prp. unter; unterhalb; unterstellt; minderwertig; niedriger als |
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beneath contemptClick to Search beneath contempt |
Keine Achtung wert; verachtungswert |
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beneath criticismClick to Search beneath criticism |
unter jeder Kritik |
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beneath himClick to Search beneath him |
ist für ihn unter seiner Würde; unehrenhaft |
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beneath one`s dignityClick to Search beneath one`s dignity |
unter seiner Würde; unehrenhaft |
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Bene-BeraqClick to Search Bene-Beraq |
Bene Beraq (Stadt bei Tel Aviv, bewohnt von ultra-orthodoxen Juden) |
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BenedickClick to Search Benedick |
n. Benedick, Nachname |
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Benedict ArnoldClick to Search Benedict Arnold |
Benedict Arnold, (1741-1801) amerikanischer General kämpfte im Revolutionskrieg (berühmt für seinen Seitenwechsel zu den Briten) |
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BenedictineClick to Search Benedictine |
adj. benediktiner, auf Sankt Benedikt bezogen n. Benediktiner, Mönch dem Benediktiner Orden angehörig |
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benediction of deliveranceClick to Search benediction of deliverance |
Segnung der Erlösung |
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benefactionClick to Search benefaction |
n. Wohltat |
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benefactorClick to Search benefactor |
n. Wohltäter, Stifter, Gönner |
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benefactressClick to Search benefactress |
n. Wohltäterin benefactor n. Wohltäter, Stifter, Gönner |
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beneficClick to Search benefic |
adj. nützlich, gut |
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beneficeClick to Search benefice |
n. Pfründe; kirchlicher Posten der bezahlt wird |
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beneficenceClick to Search beneficence |
n. Wohltätigkeit |
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beneficentClick to Search beneficent |
adj. wohltätig |
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beneficentlyClick to Search beneficently |
adv. wohltätig |
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beneficial insectClick to Search beneficial insect |
Nutzinsekt, schädlingsfressendes Insekt; Bestäuber; biologischer Schädlingsbekämpfungsmittel |
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beneficial interestClick to Search beneficial interest |
nutznießerisches Recht (Recht nicht aufgrund von Besitz eines Eigentums) |
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beneficial ownershipClick to Search beneficial ownership |
Besitz der nur zu dem Zweck besteht sich an ihm zu erfreuen oder sich damit Vorteile zu verschaffen (Rechtsystem) |
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beneficiallyClick to Search beneficially |
adv. auf nützliche Weise |
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beneficialnessClick to Search beneficialness |
n. Nutzen |
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beneficiary accountClick to Search beneficiary account |
Nutznießerkonto (bei der Bank) |
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beneficiateClick to Search beneficiate |
v. vorbearbeiten zum Schmelzen; nutznießen von (vorwiegend aus Landwirtschaft und Gruben) |
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benefitClick to Search benefit |
v. begünstigen, Vorteil herausholen, gewinnen; nützen, profitieren n. Gewinn, Begünstigung, Vorteil; Wohltat |
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benefit ballClick to Search benefit ball |
eine Benefitveranstaltung; Ball |
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benefit projectClick to Search benefit project |
Vorzugsprojekt |
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Benelux countriesClick to Search Benelux countries |
die Benelux-Staaten (Belgien, Niederlande, Luxemburg) |
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benevolenceClick to Search benevolence |
n. Güte |
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benevolent associationClick to Search benevolent association |
mildtätige Vereinigung, wohltätige Vereinigung |
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benevolent societyClick to Search benevolent society |
n. Hilfsverein, Verein für einen guten Zweck eintretend |
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benevolentlyClick to Search benevolently |
adv. wohlwollend |
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BEngClick to Search BEng |
BEng (Bachelor of Engineering) Universitätstitel im Ingenieurwesen |
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BengalClick to Search Bengal |
n. Bengalen, Rohe Seide in Bengalen (Indien) hergestellt; aus Seide und Haare gewobene textilie; gestreifter Stoff n. Bengalen, Region in Indien |
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Bengal lightClick to Search Bengal light |
Bengalische Lichter |
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
n. Bengali, Sprache des Bengali Volkes; offizielle Sprache von Bangladesh und Bengal adj. bengalisch, sich auf die frühere indische Provinz Bengal beziehend n. Bengalese, Einheimischer der früheren indischen Provinz Bengal |
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bengalor torpedoClick to Search bengalor torpedo |
rohrförmiger langer Sprengsatz hauptsächlich zum Zerstören von Befestigungen benutzt |
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BengaloreClick to Search Bengalore |
n. Bengalore, Industriestadt im südlichen Zentralindien bekannt als Indiens "Silicon Valley" |
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BeniClick to Search Beni |
n. Beni, männlicher Vorname |
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beni shogaClick to Search beni shoga |
n. japanischer eingelegter Roter Ingwer |
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benightedClick to Search benighted |
adj. unbedarft, unwissend; obskur |
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benightedlyClick to Search benightedly |
adv. umnachtet, unwissend |
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benightednessClick to Search benightedness |
n. Obskurität; Unbedarftheit |
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benign polypClick to Search benign polyp |
gutartiger Polyp |
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benign tumorClick to Search benign tumor |
ein gutartiger Tumor |
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benign virusClick to Search benign virus |
Gutartiger Computervirus, Computerprogramm das vor anderen Computerviren schützt (Computer) |
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benignancyClick to Search benignancy |
n. Gutherzigkeit; Gutartigkeit |
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benignantClick to Search benignant |
adj. gutartig; angenehm |
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benignantlyClick to Search benignantly |
adv. gutartig; großzügig |
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benignityClick to Search benignity |
n. Gutartigkeit; Wohlwollen |
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benignlyClick to Search benignly |
adv. gütig; wohlwollend |
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BeninClick to Search Benin |
n. Benin, Land im westlichen Afrika gelegen (ehemaliges Dahomey, früher Teil von Französisch West Afrika) |
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BenineseClick to Search Beninese |
n. Beninese, Einwohner oder Bürger von Benin |
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benisonClick to Search benison |
n. Segen |
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Benito MussoliniClick to Search Benito Mussolini |
Benito Mussolini (italienischer Faschist) |
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Benjamin AlcockClick to Search Benjamin Alcock |
n. Benjamin Alcock (1801-Datum des Todes ist unbekannt), irischer Anatom der als erster den Alcock-Kanal (Pudendalis) im 1836 entdeckte |
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Benjamin BannekerClick to Search Benjamin Banneker |
n. Benjamin Banneker, (1731-1806) afrikanisch amerikanischer Astronom und Mathematiker, Mitglied des Planungskomittees der Stadt Washington DC (USA), Autor und Verleger des jährlichen Farmers Almanachs |
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Benjamin BrittenClick to Search Benjamin Britten |
n. Benjamin Britten (1913-1976), englischer Komponist und Pianist |
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Benjamin DisraeliClick to Search Benjamin Disraeli |
Benjamin Disraeli (ehemaliger britischer Premierminister) |
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Benjamin FranklinClick to Search Benjamin Franklin |
n. Benjamin Franklin, (1706-90) amerikanischer Staatsmann Wissenschaftler und Autor, unterzeichnete die Amerikanische Unabhängigkeitserklärung |
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Benjamin HarrisonClick to Search Benjamin Harrison |
n. Benjamin Harrison, (1833-1901) 23. Präsident der USA (1889-93) |
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Benjamin NetanyahuClick to Search Benjamin Netanyahu |
n. Benjamin Netanyahu (1949 geboren), israelischer Politiker, Premierminister von Israel (1996-1999), israelischer Botschafter zu den Vereinten Nationen (1982-1984), israelischer Finanzminister |
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Benjamin of TudellaClick to Search Benjamin of Tudella |
Benjamin von Tudella (spanisch-jüdischer Reisender in Palästina im 12. Jahrdundert) |
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Benjamin RothschildClick to Search Benjamin Rothschild |
Benjamin Rothschild |
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Benjamin Zeev HerzlClick to Search Benjamin Zeev Herzl |
Benjamin Zeev Herzl (Begründer des Zionismus, Journalist und Autor) |
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benneClick to Search benne |
n. Sesam |
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bennyClick to Search benny |
n. Benny, männlicher Vorname (Form von Benjamin) benny n. Benzadrin-Tablette (Medizin) |
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Benny BeginClick to Search Benny Begin |
n. Benny Begin (Wissenschaftler, Politiker und Sohn von Menachem Begin) |
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Benny GoodmanClick to Search Benny Goodman |
Benny Goodman, (1909-86) amerikanischer Jazz Klarinettenspieler, der "König des Swing" genannt |
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Ben-Shemen forestClick to Search Ben-Shemen forest |
n. Ben-Schemen Wald (gepflanzter Wald zwischen Ramle und Jerusalem) |
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bentClick to Search bent |
n. gebogen; Naturtalent; Neigung adj. gebogen, verbogen, gebeugt; gezwungen bend v. verbiegen, biegen; beugen; zwingen |
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bent onClick to Search bent on |
unbedingt wollen; partout wollen |
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bent overClick to Search bent over |
gebückt, übergebeugt, gebeugt |
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benthalClick to Search benthal |
adj. Meeresgrund betreffend |
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BenthamClick to Search Bentham |
n. Bentham, Nachname; Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), englischer Jurist und Philisoph, Gründer des Ulitarismus |
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BenthamismClick to Search Benthamism |
n. Benthamismus, Religionsbewegung von Jeremy Bentham gegründet |
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BenthamiteClick to Search Benthamite |
n. Anhänger des Benthamismus |
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benthicClick to Search benthic |
adj. Meeresgrund betreffend, benthisch |
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benthosClick to Search benthos |
n. Benthos, an den Meeresboden gebundene Tier- und Pflanzenwelt |
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bentoClick to Search bento |
n. Obento, japanisches Gericht in eine lackierte Dose mit Unterteilungen geordnet |
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bentoniticClick to Search bentonitic |
adj. Bentonit (Mineral) betreffend |
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bentwoodClick to Search bentwood |
n. gebogenes oder geschweiftes Holz (Möbelindustrie) |
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benumbClick to Search benumb |
v. betäuben |
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benumbedClick to Search benumbed |
adj. betäubt benumb v. betäuben |
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benumbednessClick to Search benumbedness |
n. Betäubtheit |
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BenyaminClick to Search Benyamin |
n. Benyamin, männlicher Vorname (Form von Benjamin); Nachname |
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BenzClick to Search Benz |
n. Benz, Umgansprachlicher Name für Merzedes-Benz Autos (Slang) |
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BenzaitenClick to Search Benzaiten |
n. Benzaiten, eine der sieben Gottheiten des Reichtums, Gottheit der literarischen Kunst |
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benzal groupClick to Search benzal group |
Benzal, organische Komponente die Benzol und die CH-Gruppe beinhaltet (Chemie) |
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benzaldehydeClick to Search benzaldehyde |
n. Benzaldehyd (chem. Substanz) |
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benzalkonium chlorideClick to Search benzalkonium chloride |
Benzalkoniumchlorid, chemische verbindung als Antiseptikum und Desinfektionsmittel eingesetzt |
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BenzedrineClick to Search Benzedrine |
n. Benzedrin, Markenname eines kommerziell hergestellten Amphetamins (Pharmakologie) |
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benzeneClick to Search benzene |
n. Benzol (Chemie) |
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benzidineClick to Search benzidine |
n. Benzidin (chem. Zusammensetzung) |
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benzinClick to Search benzin |
n. Benzin, Brennstoff |
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benzineClick to Search benzine |
n. Benzin, Brennstoff |
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benzoateClick to Search benzoate |
n. Benzoat (chemische Substanz) |
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benzocaineClick to Search benzocaine |
n. Benzocain (für lokale Betäubung) |
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benzodiazepineClick to Search benzodiazepine |
n. Benzodiazepine, einer Gruppe von Bruhigungsmitteln gehörende chemische Verbindung (Medizin) |
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benzoicClick to Search benzoic |
adj. Benzoe- (Chemie) |
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benzoinClick to Search benzoin |
n. Benzoe (chemische Substanz) |
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benzolClick to Search benzol |
n. Benzol, Benzen (Chemie) |
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benzolineClick to Search benzoline |
n. Benzol (Chemie); Amarine (Chemie) |
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benzosulfimideClick to Search benzosulfimide |
n. Benzolsulfimid, Saccharin (chem.) |
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benzoylClick to Search benzoyl |
adj. Benzoyl- (chem. Zusammensetzung) |
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benzylClick to Search benzyl |
adj. Benzyl- (Gruppenname für chemische Verbindungen) |
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benzylicClick to Search benzylic |
adj. benzylisch (chem., Benzylgruppe beinhaltend) |
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benzylideneClick to Search benzylidene |
adj. benzyliden (chem., enthält die Benzylengruppe) |
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Big BenClick to Search Big Ben |
Big Ben (Uhrturm des britischen Parlamentes, Wahrzeichen von London) |
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Elijah ben SolomonClick to Search Elijah ben Solomon |
n. Elijah ben Solomon, Gaon von Wien (1720-1797), einer der prominenten jüdischen Religions-Anführer und Gelehrter während des 18. Jahrhunderts, einer der Gegner des Chassidismus |
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Joseph ben Ephraim CaroClick to Search Joseph ben Ephraim Caro |
n. Joseph ben Ephraim Caro (1488-1575), jüdisch-religiöse Autorität des 16. Jahrhunderts und Verfasser des Schulchan-Aruch (jüdisches Gesetzbuch) |
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Mathitiahu Cohen Ben JohananClick to Search Mathitiahu Cohen Ben Johanan |
Mathitiahu Cohen Ben Johanan (Name des Begründers der Makkabäer-Dynastie) |
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BenClick to Search Ben |
n. Ben, male first name (form of Benjamin) |
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Ben GurionClick to Search Ben Gurion |
n. Ben Gurion, David Ben Gurion; international Israeli airport located in Lod |
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Ben Gurion FlughafenClick to Search Ben Gurion Flughafen |
n. Ben Gurion Airport, international Israeli airport located in Lod |
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Ben Gurion UniversitätClick to Search Ben Gurion Universität |
n. Ben Gurion University, university in Beer Sheva |
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Ben JehudaClick to Search Ben Jehuda |
n. Ben Yehuda, Eliezer Ben Yehuda, (1858-1922) |
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Ben JohnsonClick to Search Ben Johnson |
n. Ben Johnson, (born 1961) |
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Ben NunnClick to Search Ben Nunn |
n. Ben Nunn, Joshua Ben Nunn (Biblical) |
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Ben Schemen WaldClick to Search Ben Schemen Wald |
Ben-Shemen forest, forest between Ramallah and Jerusalem |
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Ben ZwiClick to Search Ben Zwi |
Ben Zvi, Yitzchak Ben Zvi |
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benachbartClick to Search benachbart |
adj. vicinal, of or related to area; neighboring, next door to, in the house next to, in the building next to |
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benachrichtigenClick to Search benachrichtigen |
v. apprise, inform, notify, let one know, tell |
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BenachrichtigungClick to Search Benachrichtigung |
Benachrichtigung (die) n. notification, act of notifying |
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BenachrichtigungsschreibenClick to Search Benachrichtigungsschreiben |
Benachrichtigungsschreiben (das) n. advice letter, confirmation by a bank concerning a transaction executed for a customer |
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benachteiligenClick to Search benachteiligen |
v. disadvantage, cause to be in an inferior or position; repress; discriminate, treat differently, show partiality |
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benachteiligende BedingungenClick to Search benachteiligende Bedingungen |
depriving condition, condition of a standard contract discriminating against one of the parties |
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benachteiligtClick to Search benachteiligt |
adv. disadvantageously, in disadvantaged manner, unequally adj. deprived, discriminated against, underprivileged, disadvantaged; repressed, suppressed; deprived of, not given what one desires benachteiligen v. disadvantage, cause to be in an inferior or position; repress; discriminate, treat differently, show partiality |
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benachteiligt fühlenClick to Search benachteiligt fühlen |
be deprived of, suffer from a lack of -, not have - |
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benachteiligt seinClick to Search benachteiligt sein |
be at a disadvantage, be in an unfavorable situation or circumstance, be in a detrimental situation |
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BenachteiligteClick to Search Benachteiligte |
Benachteiligte (der/die) n. underprivileged population, part of the population that lives in poverty benachteiligen v. disadvantage, cause to be in an inferior or position; repress; discriminate, treat differently, show partiality benachteiligt adj. deprived, discriminated against, underprivileged, disadvantaged; repressed, suppressed; deprived of, not given what one desires |
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benachteiligte JugendlicheClick to Search benachteiligte Jugendliche |
deprived youth, disadvantaged youth, neglected youth, young person who is not receiving the necessary care and attention |
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benachteiligte KindheitClick to Search benachteiligte Kindheit |
deprived childhood, childhood marked by hardship and need |
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BenachteiligungClick to Search Benachteiligung |
Benachteiligung (die) n. inequitableness, lack of fairness, unjust treatment, discrimination; injustice, unfairness |
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BenachteilungClick to Search Benachteilung |
Benachteilung (die) n. discrimination, discernment; partiality, unequal treatment; ability to choose well |
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benagelnClick to Search benageln |
v. nail, nail onto; focus in on, set firmly on |
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benagenClick to Search benagen |
v. gnaw at, nibble, bite |
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benahm sich danebenClick to Search benahm sich daneben |
made a faux pas, made an error, made an embarrassing mistake |
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benanntClick to Search benannt |
adj. named, called; having the name, identified as; mentioned; having a name benennen v. name, give a name; call by a name, designate |
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beneClick to Search bene |
bene, good, well (Latin) |
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Bene BeraqClick to Search Bene Beraq |
n. Bene-Beraq, city in the center of Israel |
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BenebelungClick to Search Benebelung |
Benebelung (die) n. wooziness, dizziness; weakness |
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BeneblerClick to Search Benebler |
Benebler (der) n. befuddler, one who confounds, one who confuses |
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BenediktClick to Search Benedikt |
n. benedict, recently married man, bachelor who marries |
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BenediktinerClick to Search Benediktiner |
Benediktiner (der) n. Benedictine, Christian monk belonging to a congregation following the rule of St. Benedict |
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BenediktinerinClick to Search Benediktinerin |
Benediktinerin (die) n. Benedictine nun, nun belonging to a congregation following the rule of St. Benedict |
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BenediktinerordenClick to Search Benediktinerorden |
Benediktinerorden (der) n. order of St. Benedict, religious order of the Benedictines |
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BenediktinerregelClick to Search Benediktinerregel |
Benediktinerregel (die) n. Benedictine Rule, Rule regulating the life of a monk |
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benediktinischClick to Search benediktinisch |
adj. Benedictine, of or pertaining to St. Benedict; of or pertaining to the religious order of the Benedictines |
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benediktinischer MönchClick to Search benediktinischer Mönch |
Gray Monk, monk belonging to a Benedictine order |
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BenefitveranstaltungClick to Search Benefitveranstaltung |
Benefitveranstaltung (die) n. benefit ball, social dance which is intended to raise money for a certain cause |
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BenefizkonzertClick to Search Benefizkonzert |
Benefizkonzert (das) n. charity concert, concert which is intended to raise money for a charitable organization |
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BenefizspielClick to Search Benefizspiel |
Benefizspiel (das) n. charity game, game which is intended to raise money for a charitable organization |
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BenefizvorstellungClick to Search Benefizvorstellung |
Benefizvorstellung (die) n. charity performance, performance which is intended to raise money for a charitable organization |
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BenehmenClick to Search Benehmen |
Benehmen (das) n. behavior, conduct, manner of acting, demeanor, deportment, manner v. behave, act in a particular manner, conduct oneself |
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BenehmensblattClick to Search Benehmensblatt |
Benehmensblatt (das) n. conduct sheet, form on which comments about a student`s or soldier`s behavior are written |
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BenehmenskopieClick to Search Benehmenskopie |
Benehmenskopie (die) n. courtesy copy, copy of a document that is sent to a third party |
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BenehmensstandardClick to Search Benehmensstandard |
Benehmensstandard (der) n. standard of behavior, commonly accepted form of behavior, reasonable conduct |
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BenehmensstörungClick to Search Benehmensstörung |
Benehmensstörung (die) n. behavioral disorder |
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BenehmungsstereotypClick to Search Benehmungsstereotyp |
Benehmungsstereotyp (der) n. folkways, customs and ways of living which developed naturally within people groups (Sociology) |
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beneidenClick to Search beneiden |
v. envy, be jealous, desire something which belongs to another; grudge, begrudge; wear yellow stockings, be envious |
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beneidendClick to Search beneidend |
adv. envyingly, in a jealous manner, covetously adj. jealous, envious, resentful of another`s possessions or success beneiden v. envy, be jealous, desire something which belongs to another; grudge, begrudge; wear yellow stockings, be envious |
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beneidenswertClick to Search beneidenswert |
adv. enviably, in a manner arousing envy or jealousy adj. enviable, arousing jealousy, causing envy; worthy of envy |
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beneidete ihnClick to Search beneidete ihn |
envied him, was jealous of him |
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BENELUXClick to Search BENELUX |
BENELUX (Belgien Niederlande Luxemburg) Benelux, economic customs union which was founded in 1948 of Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands |
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benennenClick to Search benennen |
v. name, give a name; call by a name, designate |
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BenennerClick to Search Benenner |
Benenner (der) n. designator, one who designates |
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BenennungClick to Search Benennung |
Benennung (die) n. designation, title, descriptive name; nomination, appointment |
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benetzbarClick to Search benetzbar |
adj. able to be moistened |
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BenetzbarkeitClick to Search Benetzbarkeit |
Benetzbarkeit (die) n. wettability, degree or state to which something can be made wet |
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benetzenClick to Search benetzen |
v. moisten, make damp, make slightly wet |
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BengalClick to Search Bengal |
n. Bengal, region in India |
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BengaleClick to Search Bengale |
Bengale (der/die) n. Bengali, resident of the former Indian province of Bengal |
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bengalischClick to Search bengalisch |
adj. Bengali, pertaining to the former Indian province of Bengal |
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bengalische BeleuchtungClick to Search bengalische Beleuchtung |
subdued multicolored light |
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bengalische LichterClick to Search bengalische Lichter |
Bengal light, kind of firework which produces a bright blue colored light |
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bengalisches FeuerClick to Search bengalisches Feuer |
Bengal light, kind of firework which produces a bright blue colored light |
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bengalisches HölzchenClick to Search bengalisches Hölzchen |
Bengal match |
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BengalorClick to Search Bengalor |
n. bengalor, industrial city in south central India, known as the "Silicone Valley" of India |
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Bengalor TorpedoClick to Search Bengalor Torpedo |
bengalor torpedo, explosive charge of pipe-like shape generally used to blast apart a wall or fence |
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BengelClick to Search Bengel |
Bengel (der) n. hellion, troublemaker, mischievous person; urchin, mischievous boy |
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BeniClick to Search Beni |
Beni (Benjamin) n. Benny, male first name (form of Benjamin) |
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BenimmClick to Search Benimm |
behaving, acting in a particular manner benehmen v. behave, act in a particular manner, conduct oneself |
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BenimmproblemClick to Search Benimmproblem |
Benimmproblem (das) n. behavioral problem, problem of improper behavior, difficulty in acting properly |
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BenimmregelClick to Search Benimmregel |
Benimmregel (die) n. behavior codex, accepted formal code of conduct |
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BeninClick to Search Benin |
n. Benin, country located in western Africa |
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BenitoClick to Search Benito |
n. Benito, male first name (Italian); Benito Mussolini, (1883-1945) Italian Fascist leader, dictator of Italy (1922-1943) |
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Benito MussoliniClick to Search Benito Mussolini |
n. Benito Mussolini, (1883-1945), Italian Fascist leader |
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BenjaminClick to Search Benjamin |
n. Benjamin, Jacob and Rachel`s youngest son (Biblical); one of the 12 tribes of Israel, male first name; Binyamin, male first name, family name (Hebrew) |
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Benjamin AlcockClick to Search Benjamin Alcock |
alcock |
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Benjamin BrittenClick to Search Benjamin Britten |
Benjamin Britten, (1913-1976) |
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Benjamin DisraeliClick to Search Benjamin Disraeli |
n. Benjamin Disraeli, (1804-81), British statesman |
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Benjamin Edmond RothschildClick to Search Benjamin Edmond Rothschild |
n. Benjamin Edmond Rothschild, member of a family of European Jewish bankers and philanthropists |
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Benjamin FranklinClick to Search Benjamin Franklin |
Benjamin Franklin, (1706-90), American statesman scientist and author, signer of the Declaration of Independence |
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Benjamin NetanjahuClick to Search Benjamin Netanjahu |
n. Binyamin Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu, (born 1948), Israeli politician |
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Benjamin von TudellaClick to Search Benjamin von Tudella |
n. Benjamin of Tudella, medieval Jewish traveler and writer |
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Benjamin Zeew HerzlClick to Search Benjamin Zeew Herzl |
n. Benjamin Zeev Herzl, (1860-1904), Hungarian born Jewish leader and journalist |
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BennyClick to Search Benny |
n. Benny, male first name (form of Benjamin) |
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Benny BeginClick to Search Benny Begin |
n. Benny Begin, (born 1942) |
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benommenClick to Search benommen |
adj. bemused, confused, bewildered, baffled |
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benommen machenClick to Search benommen machen |
daze, dumbfound, confuse, bewilder, perplex, puzzle; stun, shock |
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BenommenheitClick to Search Benommenheit |
Benommenheit (die) n. stupefaction, stupor, trance, numbness of the faculties, bewilderment; grogginess, lack of balance; quality of being dazed or befuddled; drunkenness |
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benotenClick to Search benoten |
v. grade, assign a rank to, give a mark or grade to |
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BenotungClick to Search Benotung |
Benotung (die) n. grading, ranking; giving of grades or scores |
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benötigenClick to Search benötigen |
v. need, require, demand, have need for, necessitate |
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BenötigerClick to Search Benötiger |
Benötiger (der) n. needer, person who is dependent upon, a person who needs |
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benötigt die AnspornungClick to Search benötigt die Anspornung |
need the spur, need incentive, require motivation |
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benötigt die EinwilligungClick to Search benötigt die Einwilligung |
subject to approval, depends on authorization, will go into effect only after approval |
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benötigt einige überlegungenClick to Search benötigt einige überlegungen |
requires some consideration, need consideration, requires further thought |
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benötigt GeldClick to Search benötigt Geld |
needs money, needs funds, needs cash, requires money |
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benötigt ihnClick to Search benötigt ihn |
needs him, in need of him, he is necessary to-, requires him |
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benötigt UnterstützungClick to Search benötigt Unterstützung |
needs reinforcements, requires encouragement, needs to receive a response in order to continue |
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benötigt weitere überlegungClick to Search benötigt weitere überlegung |
requires further consideration, needs more perusal, requires more thought |
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benötigt werdenClick to Search benötigt werden |
being needed, being necessary, being required, being wanted, being compulsory |
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benötigt ZertifikationClick to Search benötigt Zertifikation |
subject to certification, depends on authorization, will go into effect only after certification |
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benötigte SacheClick to Search benötigte Sache |
required subject, necessary subject |
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BenthosClick to Search Benthos |
Benthos (der) n. benthos, plants and animals living on the ocean floor |
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BentonitClick to Search Bentonit |
Bentonit (das) n. bentonite, clay made of volcanic ash |
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benutzbarClick to Search benutzbar |
adj. usable, utilizable, practical |
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BenutzbarkeitClick to Search Benutzbarkeit |
Benutzbarkeit (die) n. useability, serviceableness, utilization |
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BenutzerClick to Search Benutzer |
Benutzer (der) n. utilizer, one who uses or utilizes |
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Benutzer eines TeleprintersClick to Search Benutzer eines Teleprinters |
teletypist, one who operates a teletypewriter |
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BenutzeranleitungClick to Search Benutzeranleitung |
Benutzeranleitung (die) n. manual, guidebook, instruction book (for appliances); handbook |
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BenutzerbedarfClick to Search Benutzerbedarf |
Benutzerbedarf (der) n. user demand, something that is asked for by user |
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BenutzerebeneClick to Search Benutzerebene |
Benutzerebene (die) n. user interface, means by which a person uses a computer and its applications |
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BenutzerfehlerClick to Search Benutzerfehler |
Benutzerfehler (der) n. error, mistake, something that is incorrect |
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BenutzerfrequenzClick to Search Benutzerfrequenz |
Benutzerfrequenz (die) n. rate at which users use a facility or establishment |
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benutzerfreundlichClick to Search benutzerfreundlich |
adj. user friendly, trait of a computer program or instrument with a wide scope which testifies that using and learning how to use it is easy and comfortable even to one who has never used it before |
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BenutzerfreundlichkeitClick to Search Benutzerfreundlichkeit |
Benutzerfreundlichkeit (die) n. user friendly, trait of a computer program or instrument with a wide scope which testifies that using and learning how to use it is easy and comfortable even to one who has never used it before |
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BenutzerhandbuchClick to Search Benutzerhandbuch |
Benutzerhandbuch (das) n. manual, guidebook, instruction book (for appliances); handbook |
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BenutzerinterfaceClick to Search Benutzerinterface |
Benutzerinterface (das) n. interface, equipment or programs which enable two different systems or programs to communicate (Computers, Electronics) |
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BenutzerkontoClick to Search Benutzerkonto |
Benutzerkonto (das) n. user`s account |
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BenutzerkreisClick to Search Benutzerkreis |
Benutzerkreis (der) n. users, group of people who uses something |
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BenutzernameClick to Search Benutzername |
Benutzername (der) n. user name, unique name by which a user is identified when accessing a multi-user system |
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BenutzeroberflächeClick to Search Benutzeroberfläche |
Benutzeroberfläche (die) n. graphical user interface |
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BenutzerschnittstelleClick to Search Benutzerschnittstelle |
Benutzerschnittstelle (die) n. user interface, means by which a person uses a computer and its applications |
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benutzte obszöne SpracheClick to Search benutzte obszöne Sprache |
used obscene language, said swears, said vulgarities, cursed |
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BenutzterClick to Search Benutzter |
Benutzter (der) n. user, one who uses, one who utilizes benutzt adj. used, second-hand, not new; usual, accustomed |
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BenutzungClick to Search Benutzung |
Benutzung (die) n. use, utilization; resorting, act of utilizing a source of help |
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Benutzung einer PrivatspracheClick to Search Benutzung einer Privatsprache |
idioglossia, type of language created by small children for use between themselves |
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benutzungsfreundliche SoftwareClick to Search benutzungsfreundliche Software |
user-friendly software, computer program which is not complicated to learn and can be operated easily and comfortably |
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BenutzungsgebührClick to Search Benutzungsgebühr |
Benutzungsgebühr (die) n. fee, payment for services rendered |
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BenutzungspolitikClick to Search Benutzungspolitik |
Benutzungspolitik (die) n. guidelines for users, rules for users, guidelines that apply to all users of a service |
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BenutzungsrechtClick to Search Benutzungsrecht |
Benutzungsrecht (das) n. right to use, usage to which a person is entitled |
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benützenClick to Search benützen |
benutzen v. use, utilize, take advantage of v. use, utilize, take advantage of |
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BenzadrinClick to Search Benzadrin |
Benzadrin (der) n. benzedrine, type of medication |
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Benzadrin TabletteClick to Search Benzadrin Tablette |
benny, benzedrine tablet |
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BenzaldehydClick to Search Benzaldehyd |
Benzaldehyd (das) n. benzaldehyde, chemical compound used in dyes, perfumes, solvents and flavors |
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BenzalkoniumClick to Search Benzalkonium |
Benzalkonium (das) n. benzalkonium, part of the term "benzalkonium chloride" |
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Benzalkonium ChloridClick to Search Benzalkonium Chlorid |
benzalkonium, part of the term "benzalkonium chloride" |
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BenzedrinClick to Search Benzedrin |
Benzedrin (das) n. benzedrine, type of medication |
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BenzenClick to Search Benzen |
Benzen (das) n. benzol, benzene (Chemistry) |
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BenzidinClick to Search Benzidin |
Benzidin (das) n. benzidine, chemical compound used in the production of dyes |
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BenzinClick to Search Benzin |
Benzin (das) n. benzin, fuel, petrol, solvent used in industry; gas, gasoline, flammable liquid mixture derived from petroleum, benzine, automobile accelerator |
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BenzinanzeigerClick to Search Benzinanzeiger |
Benzinanzeiger (der) n. fuel gauge, instrument for measuring fuel |
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BenzinbehälterClick to Search Benzinbehälter |
Benzinbehälter (der) n. petrol container, container used for holding fuel or gasoline |
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BenzinbombeClick to Search Benzinbombe |
Benzinbombe (die) n. gasoline bomb, Molotov cocktail, explosive device made from a bottle filled with gasoline |
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BenzineinspritzungClick to Search Benzineinspritzung |
Benzineinspritzung (die) n. fuel injection, method of streaming fuel to the motor which guarantees better operation by the motor |
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BenzinerClick to Search Benziner |
Benziner (der) n. gasoline engined car, vehicle with an internal-combustion engine which runs on gasoline |
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BenzinfeuerzeugClick to Search Benzinfeuerzeug |
Benzinfeuerzeug (das) n. gasoline lighter, device for lighting cigarettes running on gasoline |
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BenzinfresserClick to Search Benzinfresser |
Benzinfresser (der) n. gasoline engine, internal-combustion engine which runs on gasoline |
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BenzingutscheinClick to Search Benzingutschein |
Benzingutschein (der) n. gasoline coupon, printed form that entitles the bearer to gasoline |
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BenzinkanisterClick to Search Benzinkanister |
Benzinkanister (der) n. petrol container, container used for holding fuel or gasoline |
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BenzinkostenClick to Search Benzinkosten |
Benzinkosten (die) n. gasoline costs, gasoline expenses |
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BenzinkostenbeteiligungClick to Search Benzinkostenbeteiligung |
Benzinkostenbeteiligung (die) n. sharing of gasoline expenses |
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BenzinleitungClick to Search Benzinleitung |
Benzinleitung (die) n. gas pipe, pipe used to transfer gas |
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BenzinmotorClick to Search Benzinmotor |
Benzinmotor (der) n. gasoline engine, internal-combustion engine which runs on gasoline; petrol engine, engine fueled by petroleum |
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BenzinpreisClick to Search Benzinpreis |
Benzinpreis (der) n. gas price, fuel price |
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BenzinpumpeClick to Search Benzinpumpe |
Benzinpumpe (die) n. oil pump, device which propels oil through an engine; device used to extract oil from the Earth |
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BenzinschlauchClick to Search Benzinschlauch |
Benzinschlauch (der) n. fuel pipe, pipe through which fuel is carried |
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benzinsparendClick to Search benzinsparend |
adj. gas-saving, petrol-saving |
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BenzinstandanzeigerClick to Search Benzinstandanzeiger |
Benzinstandanzeiger (der) n. fuel indicator, fuel level mark, petrol level line |
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BenzinstationClick to Search Benzinstation |
Benzinstation (die) n. petrol station, gas station, place where gas is purchased |
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BenzintankClick to Search Benzintank |
Benzintank (der) n. fuel tank, compartment for storing fuel |
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BenzinuhrClick to Search Benzinuhr |
Benzinuhr (die) n. gas gauge, device for measuring the amount of gas passing through |
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BenzinverbrauchClick to Search Benzinverbrauch |
Benzinverbrauch (der) n. fuel consumption, process of using up fuel |
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BenzinzapfstelleClick to Search Benzinzapfstelle |
Benzinzapfstelle (die) n. petrol station, gas station, place where gas is purchased |
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BenzoatClick to Search Benzoat |
Benzoat (das) n. benzoate, chemical substance |
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BenzocainClick to Search Benzocain |
Benzocain (das) n. benzocaine, substance used as a local anesthetic |
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BenzoeClick to Search Benzoe |
Benzoe (das) n. benzoin, bitter almond oil camphor (Chemistry); gum benzoin, type of resin obtained from certain trees |
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BenzoesäureClick to Search Benzoesäure |
Benzoesäure (die) n. benzoic acid, acid derived from benzoin (Chemistry) |
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BenzolClick to Search Benzol |
Benzol (das) n. benzol, benzene, toxic flammable liquid derived mainly from coal tar (Chemistry) |
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BenzolsulfimidClick to Search Benzolsulfimid |
Benzolsulfimid (das) n. benzosulfimide, saccharin (Chemistry) |
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BenzophenolClick to Search Benzophenol |
Benzophenol (das) n. phenol, carbolic acid, crystalline compound derived from resins or benzene (Chemistry) adj. phenolic, pertaining to carbolic acid (Chemistry) |
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benzoylClick to Search benzoyl |
adj. benzoyl, containing the benzoyl group (Chemistry) |
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benzylClick to Search benzyl |
adj. benzyl, containing the benzyl group (Chemistry) |
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BenzylengruppeClick to Search Benzylengruppe |
Benzylengruppe (die) n. benzal group, organic component that contains the benzene and CH group |
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BenzylgruppeClick to Search Benzylgruppe |
Benzylgruppe (die) n. benzyl group, benzyl radical, univalent radical C7H7 which is derived from toluene |
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benzylidenClick to Search benzyliden |
adj. benzylidene, containing the benzal group (Chemistry) |
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benzylischClick to Search benzylisch |
adj. benzylic, containing ingredients from the benzyl group (Chemistry) |
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Big BenClick to Search Big Ben |
n. Big Ben, famous clock that is located over the British House of Parliament in London |
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David Ben GurionClick to Search David Ben Gurion |
n. David Ben-Gurion, (1886-1973), Israeli statesman |
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Elieser Ben JehudaClick to Search Elieser Ben Jehuda |
n. Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, (1858-1922) |
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Flughafen Ben GurionClick to Search Flughafen Ben Gurion |
n. Ben-Gurion airport, Israeli international airport located in Lod |
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Jitzchak Ben AharonClick to Search Jitzchak Ben Aharon |
n. Yitzhak Ben-Aharon, one of the leaders of the Labor movement, former secretary general for the Histadrut |
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Mathithjahu Cohen Ben JohananClick to Search Mathithjahu Cohen Ben Johanan |
n. Mathitiahu Cohen Ben Johanan, Jewish priest in Judea and father of the Maccabee dynasty |
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Miriam Ben PoratClick to Search Miriam Ben Porat |
n. Miriam Ben-Porat, Israeli Supreme Court judge, Acting President of the Supreme Court, State Comptroller |
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Rabbiner Mosche Ben MajmonClick to Search Rabbiner Mosche Ben Majmon |
n. Rambam, Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon, (1135-1204), Maimonides, influential Jewish scholar and philosopher |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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benClick to Search ben |
noun a mountain or tall hill - example : they were climbing the ben • Regions: Scotland, Ireland, Hibernia, Emerald Isle • Hypernyms: mountain, mount
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Ben GurionClick to Search Ben Gurion |
noun Israeli statesman (born in Poland) and active Zionist who organized resistance against the British after World War II; prime minister of Israel (1886-1973) • Syn: David Ben Gurion, David Grun • Instance Hypernyms: statesman, solon, national leader
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Ben HechtClick to Search Ben Hecht |
noun United States writer of stories and plays (1894-1946) • Syn: Hecht • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author
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Ben HoganClick to Search Ben Hogan |
noun United States golfer who won many major golf tournaments (1912-1997) • Syn: Hogan, William Benjamin Hogan • Instance Hypernyms: golfer, golf player, linksman
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Ben JonsonClick to Search Ben Jonson |
noun English dramatist and poet who was the first real poet laureate of England (1572-1637) • Syn: Jonson, Benjamin Jonson • Instance Hypernyms: dramatist, playwright, poet
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Ben ShahnClick to Search Ben Shahn |
noun United States artist whose work reflected social and political themes (1898-1969) • Syn: Shahn, Benjamin Shahn • Instance Hypernyms: painter
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Ben SiraClick to Search Ben Sira |
noun an Apocryphal book mainly of maxims (resembling Proverbs in that respect) • Syn: Sirach, Ecclesiasticus, Wisdom of Jesus the Son of Sirach • Instance Hypernyms: book • Part Holonyms: sapiential book, wisdom book, wisdom literature, Apocrypha
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BenadrylClick to Search Benadryl |
noun antihistamine (trade name Benadryl) used to treat allergic reactions involving the nasal passages (hay fever) and also to treat motion sickness • Syn: diphenhydramine • Hypernyms: antihistamine
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benchClick to Search bench |
I noun 1. a long seat for more than one person (Freq. 9) • Hypernyms: seat • Hyponyms: banquette, flat bench, park bench, penalty box, pew, church bench, prie-dieu, settle, settee, window seat 2. a level shelf of land interrupting a declivity (with steep slopes above and below) (Freq. 1) • Syn: terrace • Derivationally related forms: terrace (for: terrace) • Hypernyms: tableland, plateau 3. persons who administer justice (Freq. 1) • Syn: judiciary • Derivationally related forms: judge (for: judiciary) • Hypernyms: administration, governance, governing body, establishment, brass, organization, organisation • Member Holonyms: government, authorities, regime 4. a strong worktable for a carpenter or mechanic (Freq. 1) • Syn: workbench, work bench • Hypernyms: worktable, work table • Hyponyms: lab bench, laboratory bench 5. the reserve players on a team - example : our team has a strong bench • Hypernyms: subgroup • Part Holonyms: team, squad • Member Meronyms: substitute, reserve, second-stringer 6. (law) the seat for judges in a courtroom • Topics: law, jurisprudence • Hypernyms: seat • Part Holonyms: court, courtroom II verb 1. take out of a game; of players (Freq. 3) • Hypernyms: remove • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody 2. exhibit on a bench - example : bench the poodles at the dog show • Hypernyms: expose, exhibit, display • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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BenchClick to Search Bench |
noun the magistrate or judge or judges sitting in court in judicial capacity to compose the court collectively • Hypernyms: assembly • Part Holonyms: court, tribunal, judicature
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bench clampClick to Search bench clamp |
noun a clamp used to hold work in place on a workbench • Hypernyms: clamp, clinch
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bench hookClick to Search bench hook |
noun any of various stops on a workbench against which work can be pushed (as while chiseling or planing) • Hypernyms: catch, stop
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bench latheClick to Search bench lathe |
noun lathe mounted on a workbench • Hypernyms: lathe
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bench markClick to Search bench mark |
noun a surveyor's mark on a permanent object of predetermined position and elevation used as a reference point • Syn: benchmark • Hypernyms: reference point, point of reference, reference
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bench pressClick to Search bench press |
noun 1. a weightlift in which you lie on your back on a bench and press weights upward (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: weightlift, weightlifting • Hyponyms: incline bench press 2. a small punch press mounted on a workbench • Hypernyms: punch press
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bench viseClick to Search bench vise |
noun a holding device attached to a workbench; has two jaws to hold workpiece firmly in place • Syn: vise • Hypernyms: holding device • Hyponyms: machinist's vise, metalworking vise, wood vise, woodworking vise, shoulder vise • Part Meronyms: jaw
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bench warmerClick to Search bench warmer |
noun (sports) a substitute who seldom plays • Topics: sport, athletics • Hypernyms: substitute, reserve, second-stringer
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bench warrantClick to Search bench warrant |
noun a warrant authorizing law enforcement officials to apprehend an offender and bring that person to court • Syn: arrest warrant • Topics: law, jurisprudence • Hypernyms: warrant • Hyponyms: pickup
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BenchleyClick to Search Benchley |
noun United States humorist (1889-1945) • Syn: Robert Benchley, Robert Charles Benchley • Instance Hypernyms: humorist, humourist, writer, author
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benchmarkClick to Search benchmark |
noun 1. a standard by which something can be measured or judged - example : his painting sets the benchmark of quality • Hypernyms: standard, criterion, measure, touchstone 2. a surveyor's mark on a permanent object of predetermined position and elevation used as a reference point • Syn: bench mark • Hypernyms: reference point, point of reference, reference
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BendClick to Search Bend |
noun a town in central Oregon at the eastern foot of the Cascade Range • Instance Hypernyms: town • Part Holonyms: Oregon, Beaver State, OR
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bendClick to Search bend |
I noun 1. a circular segment of a curve (Freq. 1) - example : a bend in the road - example : a crook in the path • Syn: crook, twist, turn • Derivationally related forms: crook (for: crook) • Hypernyms: curve, curved shape • Hyponyms: bight 2. movement that causes the formation of a curve (Freq. 1) • Syn: bending • Hypernyms: movement, motion • Hyponyms: deflection, deflexion, refraction 3. curved segment (of a road or river or railroad track etc.) (Freq. 1) • Syn: curve • Derivationally related forms: curvy (for: curve), curvey (for: curve), curve (for: curve) • Topics: river • Hypernyms: section, segment • Hyponyms: blind curve, blind bend, elbow, hairpin bend • Part Holonyms: road, route 4. an angular or rounded shape made by folding - example : a fold in the napkin - example : a crease in his trousers - example : a plication on her blouse - example : a flexure of the colon - example : a bend of his elbow • Syn: fold, crease, plication, flexure, crimp • Derivationally related forms: crimp (for: crimp), flex (for: flexure), plicate (for: plication), fold (for: fold) • Hypernyms: angular shape, angularity • Hyponyms: pleat, plait, kink, twist, twirl, pucker, ruck 5. diagonal line traversing a shield from the upper right corner to the lower left • Syn: bend dexter • Hypernyms: ordinary II verb 1. form a curve (Freq. 23) - example : The stick does not bend • Syn: flex • Ant: straighten • Derivationally related forms: flexure (for: flex), bendable, bender • Hypernyms: change shape, change form, deform • Hyponyms: crook, curve, arch, arc, incurvate, retroflex, replicate, lean, tilt, tip, slant, angle, crouch, stoop, bow, double over, double, double up, fawn, crawl, creep, cringe, cower, grovel, curl up, curl, draw in • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something - example : The glass tubes bend 2. change direction (Freq. 11) - example : The road bends • Derivationally related forms: bender • Hypernyms: turn • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Something is ----ing PP 3. cause (a plastic object) to assume a crooked or angular form (Freq. 5) - example : bend the rod - example : twist the dough into a braid - example : the strong man could turn an iron bar • Syn: flex, deform, twist, turn • Ant: unbend • Derivationally related forms: deformation (for: deform), bendable, bender, flexible (for: flex) • Hypernyms: change shape, change form, deform • Hyponyms: indent, dent, incurvate, gnarl, crank, convolve, convolute • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something - example : They bend the glass tubes 4. bend one's back forward from the waist on down (Freq. 3) - example : he crouched down - example : She bowed before the Queen - example : The young man stooped to pick up the girl's purse • Syn: crouch, stoop, bow • See Also: stoop to (for: stoop) • Derivationally related forms: bow (for: bow), stoop (for: stoop), stooper (for: stoop), crouch (for: crouch) • Hypernyms: flex • Hyponyms: squinch, huddle, cower • Entailment: change posture • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s PP 5. turn from a straight course, fixed direction, or line of interest (Freq. 1) • Syn: deflect, turn away • Derivationally related forms: deflexion (for: deflect), deflection (for: deflect), deflector (for: deflect) • Hypernyms: turn • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something 6. bend a joint - example : flex your wrists - example : bend your knees • Syn: flex • Derivationally related forms: flexure (for: flex) • Hypernyms: move • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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bend dexterClick to Search bend dexter |
noun diagonal line traversing a shield from the upper right corner to the lower left • Syn: bend • Hypernyms: ordinary
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bend over backwardsClick to Search bend over backwards |
verb try very hard to please someone - example : She falls over backwards when she sees her mother-in-law • Syn: fall over backwards • Hypernyms: act, behave, do • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s
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bend sinisterClick to Search bend sinister |
noun a mark of bastardy; lines from top right to bottom left • Syn: bar sinister • Hypernyms: mark, stigma, brand, stain, ordinary
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bendabilityClick to Search bendability |
noun the property of being easily bent without breaking • Syn: pliability • Derivationally related forms: pliable (for: pliability), bendable • Hypernyms: flexibility, flexibleness • Hyponyms: pliancy, pliantness, suppleness
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bendableClick to Search bendable |
adjective capable of being bent or flexed or twisted without breaking - example : a flexible wire - example : a pliant young tree • Syn: pliable, pliant, waxy • Similar to: flexible, flexile • Derivationally related forms: pliantness (for: pliant), pliancy (for: pliant), pliability (for: pliable), bend, bendability
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bendayClick to Search benday |
verb reproduce by the Benday process • Hypernyms: engrave, etch • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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Benday processClick to Search Benday process |
noun a photoengraving technique for adding shading or texture or tone to a printed image • Hypernyms: technique
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bendedClick to Search bended |
adjective used of the back and knees; stooped (Freq. 3) - example : on bended knee - example : with bent (or bended) back • Syn: bent • Similar to: unerect
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benderClick to Search bender |
noun 1. a tool for bending - example : he used pliers as a bender • Derivationally related forms: bend • Hypernyms: tool 2. revelry in drinking; a merry drinking party • Syn: carouse, carousal, toot, booze-up • Derivationally related forms: carouse (for: carousal), carouse (for: carouse) • Hypernyms: revel, revelry 3. a pitch of a baseball that is thrown with spin so that its path curves as it approaches the batter • Syn: curve, curve ball, breaking ball • Derivationally related forms: bend • Hypernyms: pitch, delivery
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bendingClick to Search bending |
noun 1. movement that causes the formation of a curve • Syn: bend • Hypernyms: movement, motion • Hyponyms: deflection, deflexion, refraction 2. the property of being bent or deflected • Syn: deflection, deflexion • Hypernyms: physical property • Hyponyms: windage, wind deflection, refractivity, refractiveness 3. the act of bending something • Hypernyms: change of shape • Hyponyms: flexion, flexure, crouch, hunch, incurvation
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BendopaClick to Search Bendopa |
noun the levorotatory form of dopa (trade names Bendopa and Brocadopa and Larodopa); as a drug it is used to treat Parkinson's disease • Syn: L-dopa, levodopa, Brocadopa, Larodopa • Usage Domain: trade name (for: Larodopa), trade name (for: Brocadopa), trade name • Hypernyms: dopa, dihydroxyphenylalanine
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bendsClick to Search bends |
noun pain resulting from rapid change in pressure • Syn: decompression sickness, aeroembolism, air embolism, gas embolism, caisson disease • Hypernyms: illness, unwellness, malady, sickness
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bendy treeClick to Search bendy tree |
noun pantropical tree of usually seacoasts sometimes cultivated as an ornamental for its rounded heart-shaped leaves and showy yellow and purple flowers; yields valuable pink to dark red close-grained wood and oil from its seeds • Syn: portia tree, seaside mahoe, Thespesia populnea • Hypernyms: tulipwood tree • Member Holonyms: Thespesia, genus Thespesia
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beneathClick to Search beneath |
adverb in or to a place that is lower (Freq. 1) • Syn: below, at a lower place, to a lower place • Ant: above (for: below)
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Benedetto CaetaniClick to Search Benedetto Caetani |
noun pope who declared that Catholic princes are subject to the pope in temporal as well as in theological matters (1235-1303) • Syn: Boniface VIII • Instance Hypernyms: pope, Catholic Pope, Roman Catholic Pope, pontiff, Holy Father, Vicar of Christ, Bishop of Rome
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Benedetto OdescalchiClick to Search Benedetto Odescalchi |
noun Italian pope from 1676 to 1689 whose papacy was marked by the struggle with Louis XIV of France over papal authority over French Catholics; known for saintliness and canonized in 1956 (1611-1689) • Syn: Innocent XI • Instance Hypernyms: pope, Catholic Pope, Roman Catholic Pope, pontiff, Holy Father, Vicar of Christ, Bishop of Rome
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benedickClick to Search benedick |
noun a newly married man (especially one who has long been a bachelor) • Syn: benedict • Hypernyms: husband, hubby, married man
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BenedictClick to Search Benedict |
noun 1. United States anthropologist (1887-1948) • Syn: Ruth Benedict, Ruth Fulton • Instance Hypernyms: anthropologist 2. Italian monk who founded the Benedictine order about 540 (480-547) • Syn: Saint Benedict, St. Benedict • Instance Hypernyms: monk, monastic, saint
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benedictClick to Search benedict |
noun a newly married man (especially one who has long been a bachelor) • Syn: benedick • Hypernyms: husband, hubby, married man
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Benedict ArnoldClick to Search Benedict Arnold |
noun United States general and traitor in the American Revolution; in 1780 his plan to surrender West Point to the British was foiled (1741-1801) • Syn: Arnold • Instance Hypernyms: general, full general, traitor, treasonist
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Benedict de SpinozaClick to Search Benedict de Spinoza |
noun Dutch philosopher who espoused a pantheistic system (1632-1677) • Syn: Spinoza, de Spinoza, Baruch de Spinoza • Instance Hypernyms: philosopher
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Benedict XIVClick to Search Benedict XIV |
noun pope who was a patron of the arts and who denounced the cruelty to the indigenous peoples of South America (1675-1758) • Syn: Prospero Lambertini • Instance Hypernyms: pope, Catholic Pope, Roman Catholic Pope, pontiff, Holy Father, Vicar of Christ, Bishop of Rome
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Benedict XVClick to Search Benedict XV |
noun pope who founded the Vatican service for prisoners of war during World War I (1854-1922) • Syn: Giacomo della Chiesa • Instance Hypernyms: pope, Catholic Pope, Roman Catholic Pope, pontiff, Holy Father, Vicar of Christ, Bishop of Rome
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BenedictineClick to Search Benedictine |
I noun a monk or nun belonging to the order founded by Saint Benedict • Hypernyms: religious • Member Holonyms: Benedictine order, order of Saint Benedict II adjective 1. of or relating to Saint Benedict or his works • Pertains to noun: Benedict 2. of or relating to the Benedictines
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benedictineClick to Search benedictine |
noun a French liqueur originally made by Benedictine monks • Hypernyms: liqueur, cordial
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Benedictine orderClick to Search Benedictine order |
noun a Roman Catholic monastic order founded in the 6th century; noted for liturgical worship and for scholarly activities • Syn: order of Saint Benedict • Hypernyms: order, monastic order • Member Meronyms: Benedictine
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benedictionClick to Search benediction |
noun 1. the act of praying for divine protection (Freq. 1) • Syn: blessing • Derivationally related forms: bless (for: blessing) • Hypernyms: prayer, supplication 2. a ceremonial prayer invoking divine protection • Syn: blessing • Derivationally related forms: bless (for: blessing) • Hypernyms: prayer, petition, orison • Hyponyms: benison
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benedictiveClick to Search benedictive |
adjective expressing benediction • Syn: benedictory • Pertains to noun: benediction, benediction (for: benedictory)
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benedictoryClick to Search benedictory |
adjective expressing benediction • Syn: benedictive • Pertains to noun: benediction (for: benedictive), benediction
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benefactClick to Search benefact |
verb help as a benefactor - example : The father benefacted his daughter in more ways than she was aware of • Derivationally related forms: benefaction • Hypernyms: help, assist, aid • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody
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benefactionClick to Search benefaction |
noun 1. a contribution of money or assistance • Derivationally related forms: benefact • Hypernyms: contribution, donation 2. an act intending or showing kindness and good will • Syn: benevolence • Derivationally related forms: benefact, benevolent (for: benevolence) • Hypernyms: kindness, benignity
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benefactive roleClick to Search benefactive role |
noun the semantic role of the intended recipient who benefits from the happening denoted by the verb in the clause • Syn: beneficiary • Hypernyms: semantic role, participant role
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benefactorClick to Search benefactor |
noun a person who helps people or institutions (especially with financial help) • Syn: helper • Derivationally related forms: help (for: helper) • Hypernyms: good person • Hyponyms: benefactress, bondsman, bondswoman, donor, giver, presenter, bestower, conferrer, fairy godmother, good Samaritan, humanitarian, do-gooder, improver, liberator, obliger, accommodator, offerer, offeror, patron, sponsor, supporter, provider, savior, saviour, rescuer, deliverer, sparer, uncle
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benefactressClick to Search benefactress |
noun a woman benefactor • Hypernyms: benefactor, helper
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beneficClick to Search benefic |
adjective exerting a favorable or beneficent influence - example : a benefic star - example : a benefic force • Similar to: beneficent
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beneficeClick to Search benefice |
I noun an endowed church office giving income to its holder • Syn: ecclesiastical benefice • Derivationally related forms: beneficiary • Hypernyms: spiritualty, spirituality, church property • Hyponyms: sinecure II verb endow with a benefice • Derivationally related forms: beneficiary • Hypernyms: endow, dower • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody with something
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beneficedClick to Search beneficed |
adjective having a benefice - example : a beneficed clergyman • Ant: unbeneficed
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beneficenceClick to Search beneficence |
noun 1. doing good; feeling beneficent • Ant: maleficence • Derivationally related forms: beneficent • Hypernyms: benevolence 2. the quality of being kind or helpful or generous • Ant: maleficence • Derivationally related forms: beneficent • Hypernyms: good, goodness • Hyponyms: grace, grace of God, free grace • Attrubites: beneficent
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beneficentClick to Search beneficent |
adjective 1. doing or producing good - example : the most beneficent regime in history • Ant: maleficent • Similar to: benefic • See Also: kind • Derivationally related forms: beneficence, benefit • Attrubites: beneficence 2. generous in assistance to the poor - example : a benevolent contributor - example : eleemosynary relief - example : philanthropic contributions • Syn: benevolent, eleemosynary, philanthropic • Similar to: charitable
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beneficialClick to Search beneficial |
adjective promoting or enhancing well-being (Freq. 6) - example : an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries - example : the beneficial effects of a temperate climate - example : the experience was good for her • Syn: good • Similar to: advantageous • Derivationally related forms: goodness (for: good), benefit
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beneficiallyClick to Search beneficially |
adverb in a beneficial manner - example : this medicine will act beneficially on you • Derived from adjective: beneficial
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beneficiaryClick to Search beneficiary |
I noun 1. the recipient of funds or other benefits (Freq. 2) • Syn: donee • Derivationally related forms: benefice • Hypernyms: recipient, receiver • Hyponyms: co-beneficiary, devisee, legatee, pensioner, pensionary 2. the semantic role of the intended recipient who benefits from the happening denoted by the verb in the clause • Syn: benefactive role • Hypernyms: semantic role, participant role II adjective having or arising from a benefice - example : a beneficiary baron • Pertains to noun: benefice • Derivationally related forms: benefice
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beneficiateClick to Search beneficiate |
verb process (ores or other raw materials), as by reduction • Derivationally related forms: beneficiation • Topics: metallurgy • Hypernyms: process, treat • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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beneficiationClick to Search beneficiation |
noun crushing and separating ore into valuable substances or waste by any of a variety of techniques • Syn: mineral extraction, mineral processing, mineral dressing, ore processing, ore dressing • Derivationally related forms: beneficiate • Members of this Topic: activating agent • Hypernyms: extraction
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benefitClick to Search benefit |
I noun 1. financial assistance in time of need (Freq. 16) • Hypernyms: payment • Hyponyms: stock option, cost-of-living benefit, death benefit, disability benefit, sick benefit, sickness benefit, fringe benefit, perquisite, perk 2. something that aids or promotes well-being (Freq. 15) - example : for the benefit of all • Syn: welfare • Derivationally related forms: beneficial • Hypernyms: good, goodness • Hyponyms: advantage, reward, sake, interest 3. a performance to raise money for a charitable cause (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: performance, public presentation • Hyponyms: benefit concert II verb 1. derive a benefit from (Freq. 15) - example : She profited from his vast experience • Syn: profit, gain • Derivationally related forms: gainer (for: gain), profit (for: profit) • Hypernyms: get, acquire • Hyponyms: cash in on, profiteer, capitalize, capitalise, take advantage, pyramid, net, sack, sack up, clear • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s PP 2. be beneficial for (Freq. 7) - example : This will do you good • Syn: do good • Derivationally related forms: do-gooder (for: do good), beneficent • Hypernyms: help, aid • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s somebody - example : Something ----s something
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benefit albumClick to Search benefit album |
noun concept album compiling a performer's work or work supporting some worthy cause • Syn: tribute album • Hypernyms: concept album
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benefit concertClick to Search benefit concert |
noun a concert given for the benefit of some charitable cause • Hypernyms: benefit
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benefit of clergyClick to Search benefit of clergy |
noun sanction by a religious rite - example : they are living together without benefit of clergy • Hypernyms: sanction
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BeneluxClick to Search Benelux |
noun a customs union comprising Belgium and Netherlands and Luxembourg • Hypernyms: customs union • Member Meronyms: Belgium, Kingdom of Belgium, Belgique, Netherlands, The Netherlands, Kingdom of The Netherlands, Nederland, Holland, Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Luxemburg
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BenetClick to Search Benet |
noun 1. United States poet; brother of William Rose Benet (1898-1943) • Syn: Stephen Vincent Benet • Instance Hypernyms: poet 2. United States writer; brother of Stephen Vincent Benet (1886-1950) • Syn: William Rose Benet • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author
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benevolenceClick to Search benevolence |
noun 1. disposition to do good • Ant: malevolence • Hypernyms: love • Hyponyms: beneficence 2. an inclination to do kind or charitable acts • Hypernyms: kindness • Hyponyms: charity, brotherly love 3. an act intending or showing kindness and good will • Syn: benefaction • Derivationally related forms: benefact (for: benefaction), benevolent • Hypernyms: kindness, benignity
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benevolentClick to Search benevolent |
adjective 1. intending or showing kindness - example : a benevolent society • Pertains to noun: benevolence • Derivationally related forms: benevolence 2. showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity - example : was charitable in his opinions of others - example : kindly criticism - example : a kindly act - example : sympathetic words - example : a large-hearted mentor • Syn: charitable, kindly, sympathetic, good-hearted, openhearted, large-hearted • Similar to: kind • Derivationally related forms: kindliness (for: kindly), charitableness (for: charitable) 3. generous in providing aid to others • Syn: freehearted • Similar to: generous 4. generous in assistance to the poor - example : a benevolent contributor - example : eleemosynary relief - example : philanthropic contributions • Syn: beneficent, eleemosynary, philanthropic • Similar to: charitable
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benevolentlyClick to Search benevolently |
adverb in a benevolent manner - example : she looked on benevolently • Ant: malevolently • Derived from adjective: benevolent
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benficiateClick to Search benficiate |
verb subject to a reduction process - example : benficiate ores • Hypernyms: deoxidize, deoxidise, reduce • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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Benford's lawClick to Search Benford's law |
noun a law used by auditors to identify fictitious populations of numbers; applies to any population of numbers derived from other numbers - example : Benford's law holds that 30% of the time the first non-zero digit of a derived number will be 1 and it will be 9 only 4.6% of the time • Hypernyms: law, law of nature
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BengalClick to Search Bengal |
noun a region whose eastern part is now Bangladesh and whose western part is included in India • Instance Hypernyms: geographical area, geographic area, geographical region, geographic region
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Bengal beanClick to Search Bengal bean |
noun the annual woody vine of Asia having long clusters of purplish flowers and densely hairy pods; cultivated in southern United States for green manure and grazing • Syn: cowage, velvet bean, Benghal bean, Florida bean, Mucuna pruriens utilis, Mucuna deeringiana, Mucuna aterrima, Stizolobium deeringiana • Hypernyms: mucuna • Part Meronyms: cowage
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Bengal kinoClick to Search Bengal kino |
noun dried juice of the dhak tree; used as an astringent • Syn: gum butea, butea gum, butea kino • Hypernyms: gum
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Bengal lightClick to Search Bengal light |
noun a steady bright blue light; formerly used as a signal but now a firework • Hypernyms: flare, flash
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Bengal roseClick to Search Bengal rose |
noun shrubby Chinese rose; ancestor of many cultivated garden roses • Syn: China rose, Rosa chinensis • Hypernyms: rose, rosebush
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Bengal tigerClick to Search Bengal tiger |
noun southern short-haired tiger • Hypernyms: tiger, Panthera tigris
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BengaliClick to Search Bengali |
I noun 1. (Hinduism) a member of a people living in Bangladesh and West Bengal (mainly Hindus) • Topics: Hinduism, Hindooism • Hypernyms: Asian, Asiatic • Member Holonyms: Bangladesh, People's Republic of Bangladesh, Bangla Desh, East Pakistan 2. an ethnic group speaking Bengali and living in Bangladesh and eastern India • Hypernyms: ethnic group, ethnos 3. a Magadhan language spoken by the Bengali people; the official language of Bangladesh and Bengal • Syn: Bangla • Hypernyms: Magadhan II adjective of or relating to or characteristic of Bengal or its people - example : Bengali hills • Pertains to noun: Bengal
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Benghal beanClick to Search Benghal bean |
noun the annual woody vine of Asia having long clusters of purplish flowers and densely hairy pods; cultivated in southern United States for green manure and grazing • Syn: cowage, velvet bean, Bengal bean, Florida bean, Mucuna pruriens utilis, Mucuna deeringiana, Mucuna aterrima, Stizolobium deeringiana • Hypernyms: mucuna • Part Meronyms: cowage
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BenghaziClick to Search Benghazi |
noun port in northern Libya on the Gulf of Sidra; formerly a joint capital of Libya with Tripoli • Instance Hypernyms: city, metropolis, urban center, port • Part Holonyms: Libya, Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
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benightClick to Search benight |
verb 1. overtake with darkness or night • Hypernyms: overwhelm, overpower, sweep over, whelm, overcome, overtake • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s somebody 2. envelop with social, intellectual, or moral darkness - example : The benighted peoples of this area • Hypernyms: envelop, enfold, enwrap, wrap, enclose • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s somebody 3. make darker and difficult to perceive by sight • Syn: bedim • Hypernyms: darken • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something
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benightedClick to Search benighted |
adjective 1. overtaken by night or darkness - example : benighted (or nighted) travelers hurrying toward home • Syn: nighted • Similar to: unpunctual 2. lacking enlightenment or knowledge or culture - example : this benighted country - example : benighted ages of barbarism and superstition - example : the dark ages - example : a dark age in the history of education • Syn: dark • Similar to: unenlightened • Derivationally related forms: dark (for: dark), darkness (for: dark)
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benignClick to Search benign |
adjective 1. not dangerous to health; not recurrent or progressive (especially of a tumor) • Ant: malignant • Topics: pathology 2. pleasant and beneficial in nature or influence - example : a benign smile - example : the benign sky - example : the benign influence of pure air • Syn: benignant • Ant: malign • Similar to: kindly • See Also: harmless, kind • Derivationally related forms: benignancy • Attrubites: benignity, benignancy, graciousness 3. kindness of disposition or manner - example : the benign ruler of millions - example : benign intentions • Similar to: kind • Derivationally related forms: benignity, benignancy
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benign prostatic hyperplasiaClick to Search benign prostatic hyperplasia |
noun enlarged prostate; appears to be part of the natural aging process • Syn: BPH • Hypernyms: hyperplasia
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benign tumorClick to Search benign tumor |
noun a tumor that is not cancerous • Syn: benign tumour, nonmalignant tumor, nonmalignant tumour, nonmalignant neoplasm • Hypernyms: tumor, tumour, neoplasm • Hyponyms: adenoma, chondroma, enchondroma, fibroma, myoma, myxoma, neurinoma, osteoblastoma, osteochondroma, osteoma, papilloma, villoma, papillary tumor, papillary tumour
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benign tumourClick to Search benign tumour |
noun a tumor that is not cancerous • Syn: benign tumor, nonmalignant tumor, nonmalignant tumour, nonmalignant neoplasm • Hypernyms: tumor, tumour, neoplasm • Hyponyms: adenoma, chondroma, enchondroma, fibroma, myoma, myxoma, neurinoma, osteoblastoma, osteochondroma, osteoma, papilloma, villoma, papillary tumor, papillary tumour
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benignancyClick to Search benignancy |
noun the quality of being kind and gentle • Syn: benignity, graciousness • Ant: malignancy, malignity (for: benignity) • Derivationally related forms: gracious (for: graciousness), benign, benign (for: benignity) • Hypernyms: good, goodness • Attrubites: benign, benignant
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benignantClick to Search benignant |
adjective 1. pleasant and beneficial in nature or influence - example : a benign smile - example : the benign sky - example : the benign influence of pure air • Syn: benign • Ant: malign (for: benign) • Similar to: kindly • See Also: harmless, kind • Derivationally related forms: benignancy (for: benign) • Attrubites: benignity, benignancy, graciousness 2. characterized by kindness and warm courtesy especially of a king to his subjects - example : our benignant king • Syn: gracious • Similar to: kind • Derivationally related forms: grace (for: gracious), graciousness (for: gracious)
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benignantlyClick to Search benignantly |
adverb in a benign manner - example : this drug is benignly soporific • Syn: benignly • Derived from adjective: benignant, benign (for: benignly)
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benignityClick to Search benignity |
noun 1. the quality of being kind and gentle • Syn: benignancy, graciousness • Ant: malignancy (for: benignancy), malignity • Derivationally related forms: gracious (for: graciousness), benign (for: benignancy), benign • Hypernyms: good, goodness • Attrubites: benign, benignant 2. a kind act • Syn: kindness • Derivationally related forms: kind (for: kindness) • Hypernyms: action • Hyponyms: benevolence, benefaction, cupboard love, favor, favour, forgiveness, pardon, endearment, consideration, thoughtfulness
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benignlyClick to Search benignly |
adverb in a benign manner - example : this drug is benignly soporific • Syn: benignantly • Derived from adjective: benignant (for: benignantly), benign
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BeninClick to Search Benin |
noun a country on western coast of Africa; formerly under French control • Syn: Republic of Benin, Dahomey • Instance Hypernyms: African country, African nation • Part Holonyms: Africa • Member Meronyms: Beninese, Ewe • Part Meronyms: Porto Novo, capital of Benin, Cotonou, Niger, Niger River
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Benin francClick to Search Benin franc |
noun the basic unit of money in Benin • Hypernyms: franc
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BenineseClick to Search Beninese |
I noun a native or inhabitant of Benin • Hypernyms: African • Member Holonyms: Benin, Republic of Benin, Dahomey II adjective of or relating to or characteristic of Benin or its people - example : Benin bronzes • Pertains to noun: Benin
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benisonClick to Search benison |
noun a spoken blessing • Hypernyms: benediction, blessing
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Benito MussoliniClick to Search Benito Mussolini |
noun Italian fascist dictator (1883-1945) • Syn: Mussolini, Il Duce • Instance Hypernyms: dictator, potentate
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BenjaminClick to Search Benjamin |
noun (Old Testament) the youngest and best-loved son of Jacob and Rachel and one of the twelve forebears of the tribes of Israel • Topics: Old Testament • Instance Hypernyms: patriarch
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benjaminClick to Search benjamin |
noun gum resin used especially in treating skin irritation • Syn: benzoin, gum benzoin, gum benjamin, asa dulcis • Hypernyms: gum resin
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Benjamin BrittenClick to Search Benjamin Britten |
noun major English composer of the 20th century; noted for his operas (1913-1976) • Syn: Britten, Edward Benjamin Britten, Lord Britten of Aldeburgh • Instance Hypernyms: conductor, music director, director, composer
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Benjamin bushClick to Search Benjamin bush |
noun deciduous shrub of the eastern United States having highly aromatic leaves and bark and yellow flowers followed by scarlet or yellow berries • Syn: spicebush, spice bush, American spicebush, Lindera benzoin, Benzoin odoriferum • Hypernyms: shrub, bush • Member Holonyms: Lindera, genus Lindera
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Benjamin David GoodmanClick to Search Benjamin David Goodman |
noun United States clarinetist who in 1934 formed a big band (including black as well as white musicians) and introduced a kind of jazz known as swing (1909-1986) • Syn: Goodman, Benny Goodman, King of Swing • Instance Hypernyms: clarinetist, clarinettist, bandleader
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Benjamin DisraeliClick to Search Benjamin Disraeli |
noun British statesman who as Prime Minister bought controlling interest in the Suez Canal and made Queen Victoria the empress of India (1804-1881) • Syn: Disraeli, First Earl of Beaconsfield • Instance Hypernyms: statesman, solon, national leader
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Benjamin FranklinClick to Search Benjamin Franklin |
noun printer whose success as an author led him to take up politics; he helped draw up the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution; he played a major role in the American Revolution and negotiated French support for the colonists; as a scientist he is remembered particularly for his research in electricity (1706-1790) • Syn: Franklin • Instance Hypernyms: printer, pressman, writer, author, American Revolutionary leader, scientist
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Benjamin Franklin BridgeClick to Search Benjamin Franklin Bridge |
noun a suspension bridge across the Delaware River • Instance Hypernyms: suspension bridge • Part Holonyms: Philadelphia, City of Brotherly Love
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Benjamin Franklin Norris Jr.Click to Search Benjamin Franklin Norris Jr. |
noun United States writer (1870-1902) • Syn: Norris, Frank Norris • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author
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Benjamin HarrisClick to Search Benjamin Harris |
noun publisher of the first newspaper printed in America (1673-1713) • Syn: Harris • Instance Hypernyms: publisher, newspaper publisher
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Benjamin HarrisonClick to Search Benjamin Harrison |
noun 23rd President of the United States (1833-1901) • Syn: Harrison, President Harrison, President Benjamin Harrison • Instance Hypernyms: President of the United States, United States President, President, Chief Executive
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Benjamin Henry LatrobeClick to Search Benjamin Henry Latrobe |
noun United States architect (born in England) whose works include the chambers of the United States Congress and the Supreme Court; considered the first professional architect in the United States (1764-1820) • Syn: Latrobe • Instance Hypernyms: architect, designer
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Benjamin JonsonClick to Search Benjamin Jonson |
noun English dramatist and poet who was the first real poet laureate of England (1572-1637) • Syn: Jonson, Ben Jonson • Instance Hypernyms: dramatist, playwright, poet
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Benjamin JowettClick to Search Benjamin Jowett |
noun English classical scholar noted for his translations of Plato and Aristotle (1817-1893) • Syn: Jowett • Instance Hypernyms: classicist, classical scholar, interpreter, translator
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Benjamin KubelskyClick to Search Benjamin Kubelsky |
noun United States comedian known for his timeing and delivery and self-effacing humor (1894-1974) • Syn: Benny, Jack Benny • Instance Hypernyms: comedian, comic
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Benjamin PeirceClick to Search Benjamin Peirce |
noun United States mathematician and astronomer remembered for his studies of Uranus and Saturn and Neptune (1809-1880) • Syn: Peirce • Instance Hypernyms: mathematician, astronomer, uranologist, stargazer
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Benjamin Ricketson TuckerClick to Search Benjamin Ricketson Tucker |
noun United States anarchist influential before World War I (1854-1939) • Syn: Tucker • Instance Hypernyms: anarchist, nihilist, syndicalist
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Benjamin RushClick to Search Benjamin Rush |
noun physician and American Revolutionary leader; signer of the Declaration of Independence (1745-1813) • Syn: Rush • Instance Hypernyms: doctor, doc, physician, MD, Dr., medico, American Revolutionary leader
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Benjamin ShahnClick to Search Benjamin Shahn |
noun United States artist whose work reflected social and political themes (1898-1969) • Syn: Shahn, Ben Shahn • Instance Hypernyms: painter
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Benjamin SpockClick to Search Benjamin Spock |
noun United States pediatrician whose many books on child care influenced the upbringing of children around the world (1903-1998) • Syn: Spock • Instance Hypernyms: baby doctor, pediatrician, pediatrist, paediatrician
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Benjamin ThompsonClick to Search Benjamin Thompson |
noun English physicist (born in America) who studied heat and friction; experiments convinced him that heat is caused by moving particles (1753-1814) • Syn: Thompson, Count Rumford • Instance Hypernyms: physicist
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Benjamin WestClick to Search Benjamin West |
noun English painter (born in America) who became the second president of the Royal Academy (1738-1820) • Syn: West • Instance Hypernyms: painter
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benneClick to Search benne |
noun East Indian annual erect herb; source of sesame seed or benniseed and sesame oil • Syn: sesame, benni, benny, Sesamum indicum • Hypernyms: herb, herbaceous plant • Member Holonyms: Sesamum, genus Sesamum • Part Meronyms: sesame seed, benniseed
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bennetClick to Search bennet |
noun 1. avens of Virginia having pale or greenish yellow flowers • Syn: white avens, Geum virginianum • Hypernyms: avens 2. North American white-flowered avens • Syn: white avens, Geum canadense • Hypernyms: avens
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BennettClick to Search Bennett |
noun United States aviator who (with Richard E. Byrd) piloted the first flight over the North Pole (1890-1928) • Syn: Floyd Bennett • Instance Hypernyms: aviator, aeronaut, airman, flier, flyer
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BennettitaceaeClick to Search Bennettitaceae |
noun a family of fossil gymnospermous plants of the Carboniferous • Syn: family Bennettitaceae • Hypernyms: gymnosperm family • Member Holonyms: Bennettitales, order Bennettitales • Member Meronyms: Bennettitis, genus Bennettitis
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BennettitalesClick to Search Bennettitales |
noun fossil gymnospermous plants of the Carboniferous • Syn: order Bennettitales • Hypernyms: plant order • Member Holonyms: Cycadopsida, class Cycadopsida, Cycadophytina, subdivision Cycadophytina, Cycadophyta, subdivision Cycadophyta • Member Meronyms: Bennettitaceae, family Bennettitaceae
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BennettitisClick to Search Bennettitis |
noun type of the Bennettitales • Syn: genus Bennettitis • Hypernyms: gymnosperm genus • Member Holonyms: Bennettitaceae, family Bennettitaceae
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benniClick to Search benni |
noun East Indian annual erect herb; source of sesame seed or benniseed and sesame oil • Syn: sesame, benne, benny, Sesamum indicum • Hypernyms: herb, herbaceous plant • Member Holonyms: Sesamum, genus Sesamum • Part Meronyms: sesame seed, benniseed
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bennieClick to Search bennie |
noun a form of amphetamine • Syn: Benzedrine • Usage Domain: slang, trademark (for: Benzedrine) • Hypernyms: amphetamine, pep pill, upper, speed
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BenningtonClick to Search Bennington |
noun a town in southwestern Vermont (Freq. 1) • Instance Hypernyms: town • Part Holonyms: Vermont, Green Mountain State, VT
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benniseedClick to Search benniseed |
noun small oval seeds of the sesame plant • Syn: sesame seed • Hypernyms: flavorer, flavourer, flavoring, flavouring, seasoner, seasoning • Part Holonyms: sesame, benne, benni, benny, Sesamum indicum • Substance Meronyms: sesame oil
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BennyClick to Search Benny |
noun United States comedian known for his timeing and delivery and self-effacing humor (1894-1974) • Syn: Jack Benny, Benjamin Kubelsky • Instance Hypernyms: comedian, comic
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bennyClick to Search benny |
noun East Indian annual erect herb; source of sesame seed or benniseed and sesame oil • Syn: sesame, benne, benni, Sesamum indicum • Hypernyms: herb, herbaceous plant • Member Holonyms: Sesamum, genus Sesamum • Part Meronyms: sesame seed, benniseed
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Benny GoodmanClick to Search Benny Goodman |
noun United States clarinetist who in 1934 formed a big band (including black as well as white musicians) and introduced a kind of jazz known as swing (1909-1986) • Syn: Goodman, Benjamin David Goodman, King of Swing • Instance Hypernyms: clarinetist, clarinettist, bandleader
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Benny HillClick to Search Benny Hill |
noun risque English comedian (1925-1992) • Syn: Hill, Alfred Hawthorne • Instance Hypernyms: comedian, comic
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Benoit MandelbrotClick to Search Benoit Mandelbrot |
noun French mathematician (born in Poland) noted for inventing fractals (born in 1924) • Syn: Mandelbrot • Instance Hypernyms: mathematician
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bentClick to Search bent |
I noun 1. a relatively permanent inclination to react in a particular way (Freq. 2) - example : the set of his mind was obvious • Syn: set • Derivationally related forms: set (for: set) • Hypernyms: inclination, disposition, tendency 2. grass for pastures and lawns especially bowling and putting greens • Syn: bent grass, bent-grass • Hypernyms: grass • Hyponyms: velvet bent, velvet bent grass, brown bent, Rhode Island bent, dog bent, Agrostis canina, cloud grass, Agrostis nebulosa, creeping bent, creeping bentgrass, Agrostis palustris • Member Holonyms: Agrostis, genus Agrostis 3. an area of grassland unbounded by fences or hedges • Hypernyms: grassland 4. a special way of doing something - example : he had a bent for it - example : he had a special knack for getting into trouble - example : he couldn't get the hang of it • Syn: knack, hang • Hypernyms: endowment, gift, talent, natural endowment II adjective 1. fixed in your purpose - example : bent on going to the theater - example : dead set against intervening - example : out to win every event • Syn: bent on, dead set, out to • Similar to: resolute 2. used of the back and knees; stooped - example : on bended knee - example : with bent (or bended) back • Syn: bended • Similar to: unerect 3. of metal e.g. - example : bent nails - example : a car with a crumpled front end - example : dented fenders • Syn: crumpled, dented • Similar to: damaged
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bent grassClick to Search bent grass |
noun grass for pastures and lawns especially bowling and putting greens • Syn: bent, bent-grass • Hypernyms: grass • Hyponyms: velvet bent, velvet bent grass, brown bent, Rhode Island bent, dog bent, Agrostis canina, cloud grass, Agrostis nebulosa, creeping bent, creeping bentgrass, Agrostis palustris • Member Holonyms: Agrostis, genus Agrostis
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bent hangClick to Search bent hang |
noun a hang performed with the elbows bent • Hypernyms: hang
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bent onClick to Search bent on |
adjective fixed in your purpose - example : bent on going to the theater - example : dead set against intervening - example : out to win every event • Syn: bent, dead set, out to • Similar to: resolute
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bent-grassClick to Search bent-grass |
noun grass for pastures and lawns especially bowling and putting greens • Syn: bent, bent grass • Hypernyms: grass • Hyponyms: velvet bent, velvet bent grass, brown bent, Rhode Island bent, dog bent, Agrostis canina, cloud grass, Agrostis nebulosa, creeping bent, creeping bentgrass, Agrostis palustris • Member Holonyms: Agrostis, genus Agrostis
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benthalClick to Search benthal |
adjective of or relating to or happening on the bottom under a body of water • Syn: benthic, benthonic • Pertains to noun: benthos (for: benthonic), benthos, benthos (for: benthic) • Derivationally related forms: benthos (for: benthonic), benthos
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BenthamClick to Search Bentham |
noun English philosopher and jurist; founder of utilitarianism (1748-1831) • Syn: Jeremy Bentham • Instance Hypernyms: philosopher, jurist, legal expert
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benthicClick to Search benthic |
adjective of or relating to or happening on the bottom under a body of water • Syn: benthal, benthonic • Pertains to noun: benthos (for: benthonic), benthos (for: benthal), benthos • Derivationally related forms: benthos (for: benthonic), benthos (for: benthal)
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benthic divisionClick to Search benthic division |
noun a region including the bottom of the sea and the littoral zones • Syn: benthos, benthonic zone • Derivationally related forms: benthonic (for: benthos), benthal (for: benthos) • Hypernyms: biogeographical region
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benthonicClick to Search benthonic |
adjective of or relating to or happening on the bottom under a body of water • Syn: benthic, benthal • Pertains to noun: benthos, benthos (for: benthal), benthos (for: benthic) • Derivationally related forms: benthos, benthos (for: benthal)
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benthonic zoneClick to Search benthonic zone |
noun a region including the bottom of the sea and the littoral zones • Syn: benthos, benthic division • Derivationally related forms: benthonic (for: benthos), benthal (for: benthos) • Hypernyms: biogeographical region
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benthosClick to Search benthos |
noun 1. a region including the bottom of the sea and the littoral zones • Syn: benthic division, benthonic zone • Derivationally related forms: benthonic, benthal • Hypernyms: biogeographical region 2. organisms (plants and animals) that live at or near the bottom of a sea • Derivationally related forms: benthonic • Hypernyms: organism, being
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BentonClick to Search Benton |
noun 1. United States artist whose paintings portrayed life in the Midwest and South (1889-1975) • Syn: Thomas Hart Benton • Instance Hypernyms: painter 2. United States legislator who opposed the use of paper currency (1782-1858) • Syn: Thomas Hart Benton, Old Bullion • Instance Hypernyms: legislator
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bentoniteClick to Search bentonite |
noun an absorbent aluminum silicate clay formed from volcanic ash • Derivationally related forms: bentonitic • Hypernyms: clay
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bentoniticClick to Search bentonitic |
adjective of or relating to or containing bentonite • Pertains to noun: bentonite • Derivationally related forms: bentonite
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bentwoodClick to Search bentwood |
noun wood that is steamed until it becomes pliable and then is shaped for use in making furniture - example : bentwood chairs • Hypernyms: wood
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benumbClick to Search benumb |
verb make numb or insensitive - example : The shock numbed her senses • Syn: numb, blunt, dull • Hypernyms: desensitize, desensitise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody - example : The bad news will benumb him - example : The performance is likely to benumb Sue
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benumbedClick to Search benumbed |
adjective 1. lacking sensation - example : my foot is asleep - example : numb with cold • Syn: asleep, numb • Similar to: insensible • Derivationally related forms: numbness (for: numb) 2. having lost or been caused to lose interest because of overexposure - example : the mind of the audience is becoming dulled - example : the benumbed intellectual faculties can no longer respond • Syn: dulled • Similar to: uninterested
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Benvenuto CelliniClick to Search Benvenuto Cellini |
noun Italian sculptor (1500-1571) • Syn: Cellini • Instance Hypernyms: sculptor, sculpturer, carver, statue maker
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benweedClick to Search benweed |
noun widespread European weed having yellow daisylike flowers; sometimes an obnoxious weed and toxic to cattle if consumed in quantity • Syn: ragwort, tansy ragwort, ragweed, Senecio jacobaea • Hypernyms: weed • Member Holonyms: Senecio, genus Senecio
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BenzedrineClick to Search Benzedrine |
noun a form of amphetamine • Syn: bennie • Usage Domain: slang (for: bennie), trademark • Hypernyms: amphetamine, pep pill, upper, speed
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benzeneClick to Search benzene |
noun a colorless liquid hydrocarbon; highly inflammable; carcinogenic; the simplest of the aromatic compounds • Syn: benzine, benzol • Hypernyms: aromatic hydrocarbon • Hyponyms: benzene formula, benzene ring, benzene nucleus, Kekule formula
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benzene formulaClick to Search benzene formula |
noun a closed chain of 6 carbon atoms with hydrogen atoms attached • Syn: benzene ring, benzene nucleus, Kekule formula • Hypernyms: benzene, benzine, benzol
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benzene nucleusClick to Search benzene nucleus |
noun a closed chain of 6 carbon atoms with hydrogen atoms attached • Syn: benzene formula, benzene ring, Kekule formula • Hypernyms: benzene, benzine, benzol
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benzene ringClick to Search benzene ring |
noun a closed chain of 6 carbon atoms with hydrogen atoms attached • Syn: benzene formula, benzene nucleus, Kekule formula • Hypernyms: benzene, benzine, benzol
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benzenoidClick to Search benzenoid |
adjective similar to benzene in structure or linkage • Pertains to noun: benzene
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benzineClick to Search benzine |
noun a colorless liquid hydrocarbon; highly inflammable; carcinogenic; the simplest of the aromatic compounds • Syn: benzene, benzol • Hypernyms: aromatic hydrocarbon • Hyponyms: benzene formula, benzene ring, benzene nucleus, Kekule formula
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benzoateClick to Search benzoate |
noun any salt or ester of benzoic acid • Hypernyms: salt • Hyponyms: benzoate of soda, sodium benzoate
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benzoate of sodaClick to Search benzoate of soda |
noun a white crystalline salt used as a food preservative and antiseptic • Syn: sodium benzoate • Hypernyms: benzoate
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benzocaineClick to Search benzocaine |
noun a white crystalline ester used as a local anesthetic • Syn: ethyl aminobenzoate • Hypernyms: local anesthetic, local anaesthetic, local, topical anesthetic, topical anaesthetic
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benzodiazepineClick to Search benzodiazepine |
noun any of several similar lipophilic amines used as tranquilizers or sedatives or hypnotics or muscle relaxants; chronic use can lead to dependency • Hypernyms: minor tranquilizer, minor tranquillizer, minor tranquilliser, antianxiety drug, anxiolytic, anxiolytic drug, muscle relaxant • Hyponyms: alprazolam, Xanax, chlordiazepoxide, Librium, Libritabs, diazepam, Valium, estazolam, ProSom, lorazepam, Ativan, midazolam, Versed, nitrazepam, temazepam, Restoril, triazolam, Halcion
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benzofuranClick to Search benzofuran |
noun a colorless oily compound extracted from coal tar and used in manufacturing synthetic resins • Syn: coumarone, cumarone • Hypernyms: compound, chemical compound
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benzoicClick to Search benzoic |
adjective containing or derived from benzoic acid or benzoin • Pertains to noun: benzoic acid, benzoin
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benzoic acidClick to Search benzoic acid |
noun a white crystalline solid occurring in many resins • Hypernyms: carboxylic acid
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benzoinClick to Search benzoin |
noun gum resin used especially in treating skin irritation • Syn: gum benzoin, benjamin, gum benjamin, asa dulcis • Hypernyms: gum resin
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BenzoinClick to Search Benzoin |
noun used in some classifications for the American spicebush and certain other plants often included in the genus Lindera • Syn: genus Benzoin • Hypernyms: magnoliid dicot genus • Member Holonyms: Lauraceae, family Lauraceae, laurel family
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Benzoin odoriferumClick to Search Benzoin odoriferum |
noun deciduous shrub of the eastern United States having highly aromatic leaves and bark and yellow flowers followed by scarlet or yellow berries • Syn: spicebush, spice bush, American spicebush, Benjamin bush, Lindera benzoin • Hypernyms: shrub, bush • Member Holonyms: Lindera, genus Lindera
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benzolClick to Search benzol |
noun a colorless liquid hydrocarbon; highly inflammable; carcinogenic; the simplest of the aromatic compounds • Syn: benzene, benzine • Hypernyms: aromatic hydrocarbon • Hyponyms: benzene formula, benzene ring, benzene nucleus, Kekule formula
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benzoquinoneClick to Search benzoquinone |
noun any of a class of aromatic yellow compounds including several that are biologically important as coenzymes or acceptors or vitamins; used in making dyes • Syn: quinone • Hypernyms: compound, chemical compound • Hyponyms: ubiquinone, coenzyme Q
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benzoyl groupClick to Search benzoyl group |
noun the univalent radical derived from benzoic acid • Syn: benzoyl radical • Hypernyms: group, radical, chemical group
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benzoyl peroxideClick to Search benzoyl peroxide |
noun a white crystalline peroxide used in bleaching (flour or oils or fats) and as a catalyst for free radical reactions • Hypernyms: peroxide, bleaching agent, bleach, blanching agent, whitener
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benzoyl radicalClick to Search benzoyl radical |
noun the univalent radical derived from benzoic acid • Syn: benzoyl group • Hypernyms: group, radical, chemical group
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benzylClick to Search benzyl |
noun the univalent radical derived from toluene • Syn: benzyl group, benzyl radical • Derivationally related forms: benzylic • Hypernyms: group, radical, chemical group
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benzyl groupClick to Search benzyl group |
noun the univalent radical derived from toluene • Syn: benzyl, benzyl radical • Derivationally related forms: benzylic (for: benzyl) • Hypernyms: group, radical, chemical group
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benzyl radicalClick to Search benzyl radical |
noun the univalent radical derived from toluene • Syn: benzyl, benzyl group • Derivationally related forms: benzylic (for: benzyl) • Hypernyms: group, radical, chemical group
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benzylicClick to Search benzylic |
adjective relating to benzyl • Pertains to noun: benzyl group • Derivationally related forms: benzyl • Topics: chemistry, chemical science
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benzylpenicillinClick to Search benzylpenicillin |
noun the penicillin that constitutes the principal component of many commercial antibiotics • Syn: penicillin G • Hypernyms: penicillin
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Big BenClick to Search Big Ben |
noun clock in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament, London • Instance Hypernyms: clock • Part Holonyms: London, Greater London, British capital, capital of the United Kingdom
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David Ben GurionClick to Search David Ben Gurion |
noun Israeli statesman (born in Poland) and active Zionist who organized resistance against the British after World War II; prime minister of Israel (1886-1973) • Syn: Ben Gurion, David Grun • Instance Hypernyms: statesman, solon, national leader
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Joseph ben MatthiasClick to Search Joseph ben Matthias |
noun Jewish general who led the revolt of the Jews against the Romans and then wrote a history of those events (37-100) • Syn: Josephus, Flavius Josephus • Instance Hypernyms: general, full general, historian, historiographer, Pharisee
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Rabbi Moses Ben MaimonClick to Search Rabbi Moses Ben Maimon |
noun Spanish philosopher considered the greatest Jewish scholar of the Middle Ages who codified Jewish law in the Talmud (1135-1204) • Syn: Maimonides, Moses Maimonides • Instance Hypernyms: philosopher
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