English-German translation for "children forceps"

"children forceps" German translation

forceps
[ˈfɔː(r)seps; -səps]noun | Substantiv s <forceps; forcipes [-sipiːz]; selten forcepses>

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Zange, Pinzette
  • Zangefeminine | Femininum f
    forceps medicine | MedizinMED zoology | ZoologieZOOL
    Pinzettefeminine | Femininum f
    forceps medicine | MedizinMED zoology | ZoologieZOOL
    forceps medicine | MedizinMED zoology | ZoologieZOOL
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children
[ˈʧildrən]plural | Plural pl

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  • children → see „child“
    children → see „child“
child
[ʧaild]noun | Substantiv s <children [ˈʧildrən]>

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Kind, Säugling Kind, unreife, kindische Person legitimes Kind Kind, Nachkomme Kindskopf Jüngling vornehmer Abkunft
  • Kindneuter | Neutrum n
    child
    Säuglingmasculine | Maskulinum m
    child
    child
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  • Kindneuter | Neutrum n
    child childlike person figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
    unreife, kindische Person
    child childlike person figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
    child childlike person figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
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  • legitimes Kind
    child legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR legitimate child
    child legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR legitimate child
  • Kindneuter | Neutrum n
    child descendant
    Nachkommemasculine | Maskulinum m
    child descendant
    child descendant
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  • Kindskopfmasculine | Maskulinum m
    child childlike person, big baby familiar, informal | umgangssprachlichumg
    child childlike person, big baby familiar, informal | umgangssprachlichumg
  • Jünglingmasculine | Maskulinum m vornehmer Abkunft (in der moderenen Literatur meist childe geschrieben)
    child youth of noble birth obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobsor | oder od poetic, poetically | poetisch, dichterischpoet
    child youth of noble birth obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobsor | oder od poetic, poetically | poetisch, dichterischpoet
aural forceps
noun | Substantiv s

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Ohrenpinzette
  • Ohrenpinzettefeminine | Femininum f
    aural forceps medicine | MedizinMED
    aural forceps medicine | MedizinMED
Children Act
noun | Substantiv s

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Kinderschutzgesetz
  • Kinderschutzgesetzneuter | Neutrum n
    Children Act legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR
    Children Act legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR
tongue-forceps
noun | Substantiv s

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Zungenhalter
  • Zungenhaltermasculine | Maskulinum m, -zangefeminine | Femininum f
    tongue-forceps medicine | MedizinMED
    tongue-forceps medicine | MedizinMED
children’s home
noun | Substantiv s

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Kinderheim
  • Kinderheimneuter | Neutrum n
    children’s home
    children’s home
quiverful
[-ful]noun | Substantiv s

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Köchervoll
  • (ein) Köchervoll
    quiverful
    quiverful
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  • a quiverful of children poetic, poetically | poetisch, dichterischpoet
    eine ganze Schar Kinder
    a quiverful of children poetic, poetically | poetisch, dichterischpoet
obstetric forceps
noun | Substantiv s

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Entbindungszange
  • Entbindungszangefeminine | Femininum f
    obstetric forceps medicine | MedizinMED
    obstetric forceps medicine | MedizinMED
bone forceps
noun | Substantiv s

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Knochenzange
  • Knochenzangefeminine | Femininum f, -scherefeminine | Femininum f
    bone forceps medicine | MedizinMED
    bone forceps medicine | MedizinMED