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	German	English
	Geschwulst {f}; Gewächs {n}; Wucherung {f}; Tumor {m}; Neoplasma {n} [med.]	growth; tumour [Br.]; tumor [Am.]; neoplasm; emphyma
	Geschwülste {pl}; Gewächse {pl}; Wucherungen {pl}; Tumoren {pl}; Neoplasmen {pl}	growths; tumours; tumors; neoplasms; emphymas
	Blasentumor {m}	bladder tumour [Br.]; bladder tumor [Am.]; vesical tumour [Br.]; vesical tumor [Am.]
	Blasentumoren {pl}	bladder tumours; bladder tumors; vesical tumours; vesical tumors
	Gefäßtumor {m}	vascular tumor
	gutartiger Tumor; benigner Tumor	benign tumor
	Knochentumor {m}	bone tumour [Br.]; bone tumor [Am.]
	Knochentumoren {pl}	bone tumours; bone tumors
	Lippengeschwulst {f}; Lippentumor {m}	labial tumour; labial tumor
	Sekundärtumor {m}	secondary tumour
	(nur) langsam wachsender Tumor	slow-growing tumour; low-grade tumour
	schnell wachsender Tumor	fast-growing tumour; high-grade tumour
	einen Tumor freilegen	to expose a tumour
	durch einen Tumor verschlossen	obstructed by a tumour
	Tumorkonvolut {n} [med.]	tumour bundle [Br.]; tumor bundle [Am.]
	Tumorkonvolute {pl}	tumour bundles; tumor bundles
	Tumormarker {m} [med.]	tumour marker [Br.]; tumor marker [Am.]
	Tumormarker {pl}	tumour markers; tumor markers
	(gutartiger) Knochentumor {m}; Knochengeschwulst {f}; Osteom {n} [med.]	benign bone tumor; osteoma
	Knochentumoren {pl}; Knochengeschwulste {pl}; Osteome {pl}	benign bone tumors; osteomas
	kutanes Osteom (Osteoma cutis)	cutaneous osteoma
	Pankreastumor {m} [med.]	pancreatic tumor
	Pankreastumoren {pl}	pancreatic tumors
	den/einen Abgang machen; daran glauben müssen; den Löffel abgeben; abnibbeln [Nordostdt.] [Mitteldt.]; die Patschen strecken / aufstellen [Ös.]; bachab gehen [Schw.]; abgehen [Schw.]; abserbeln [Schw.] {vi} [ugs.] (scherzhaft für "sterben")	to conk out; to turn up your toes; to kick the bucket, to bite the dust; to go west [Br.]; to buy it [Am.]; to buy the farm [Am.] (humorously for 'die')
	Abtastung {f} über den Anus; digital-rektale Untersuchung {f} /DRU/; Hafenrundfahrt {f} [humor.] [Medizinerjargon] [med.]	digital/rectal examination; digital-rectal exam; rectal examination; per rectum examination; PR exam
	Ach was!; Ach, Quatsch! [Dt.] (Ausdruck des verlegenen Herunterspielens) {interj}	Aw, shucks!; Shucks! [Am.] [dated] [humor.] (used to express embarrassment)
	Beinkleider {pl} [humor.]; Beinkleid {n} [obs.] (Hose) [textil.]	pantaloons [humor.] (trousers)
	jds. Beißer {pl}; jds. Beißerchen {pl} [humor.] [selten] (Zähne)	sb.'s choppers [coll.] (teeth)
	Bengel {m}; Lauser {m}; Murkel {m}; Steppke {m} [Berlin]; Bams {m} [Bayr.] [Ös.]; Gof {m} [Schw.] [ugs.] (kleines Kind)	ankle-biter [Am.] [Austr.] [humor.] (young child)
	in jds. Beuteschema passen {v} [übtr.] [humor.]	to be (just) one's type (of man/woman)
	Bremsspur {f} (in der Unterwäsche) [humor.]	skid mark (in underwear) [humor.] [fig.]
	Doppelkreuz-Zeichen {n}; Rautezeichen {n}; Raute {f} [ugs.]; Lattenkreuz {n} [humor.]; Gartenzaun {n} [Süddt.] [humor.]; Gartenhag {n} [BW] [Schw.] [humor.] [ling.] [print]	number sign; sharp; hash sign; hashtag sign; hash; pound sign [Am.]; octothorp [rare]; octothorpe [rare] (often wrongly: hashtag)
	Fagottschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	bassoon tutor book; bassoon method book
	Fettpölsterchen {n}; Hüftspeck {m} [ugs.]; Hüftgold {n} [humor.]; Speckröllchen {pl} [med]	love handles [humor.]
	Fingiertheit {f}; Fingiertheitsgrad {m} (beim Hacking) [comp.]	bogosity [humor.] (in computer hacking)
	Flötenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	flute tutor book; flute method book
	Frauenliebling {m}; Frauentyp {m}; Herzensbrecher {m}; Schwerenöter {m} [humor.] [veraltend]; Charmeur {m}; Galan {m} [veraltet]; Belami {m} [veraltet]	ladies' man; favourite [Br.]/favorite [Am.] with the ladies; ladykiller [coll.]; amorist; gallant [archaic]
	Fußhupe {f} [humor.] (kleiner Hund)	ankle biter [coll.] (small dog)
	Gänsewein {m} [humor.] [veraltend] (Wasser) [cook.]	Adam's ale; Adam's wine [humor.] [dated] (water)
	altes Gerippe {n} [humor.] (alte Person)	old carcass; old carcase [Br.] [humor.] (old person)
	Gerüchteküche {f}	gossip factory; rumour mill [Br.]; rumor mill [Am.]
	Gitarrenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	guitar tutor book; guitar method book
	zu tief ins Glas geschaut haben [humor.] (angeheitert sein) {vi}	to be tired and emotional ([euphem.] for slightly drunk) [Br.]
	Halskragen {m}; Schutzkragen {m}; Halskrause {f}; Leckschutz {m} (Veterinärmedizin) [med.] [zool.]	recovery collar; cone collar; buster collar; Elizabethan collar; E-collar; pet cone; pet lamp-shade [humor.]; pet radar dish [humor.]; cone of shame [humor.] (veterinary medicine)
	Harfenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	harp tutor book; harp method book
	Heiliger Bimbam!; Heiliger Strohsack!; Heiliges Kanonenrohr! [ugs.] {interj} (Ausdruck negativer/positiver Überraschung)	Holy macaroons!; Holy mackerel! [Am.]; Holy moly! [Am.] [humor.] [dated]; Holy moley! [Am.] [humor.] [dated] (used to express surprise at sth. impressive or shocking)
	Herzkasper {m} [humor.]	heart attack
	Hochfrisur {f}; Entwarnungsfrisur {f} [humor.] [hist.]	upswept hairstyle
	Klarinettenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	clarinet tutor book; clarinet method book
	Klavierschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	piano tutor book; piano method book
	vom Krebsherd abfließender Lymphstrom {m} [med.]	lymph(atic) drainage from the tumour
	Kriegsbemalung {f} [humor.] (Schminke; Dekoration)	war paint [humor.] (make-up; decoration)
	Küchenfee {f} [ugs.] [humor.] (Köchin)	lady cook
	Kummerspeck {m} [humor.]	weight put on through emotional over-eating; excess weight gained from emotion-related overeating
	Leitungswasser {n}; Hahnenburger {n} [humor.]; Leitungsheimer {n} [Mitteldt.] [humor.]; Kranwasser {n} [Westdt.] [humor.] [cook.]	tap water
	Möpse {pl} [slang]; Wonneäpfel {pl} [humor.] (Brüste)	boobs; norks [Austr.] [slang]; pleasure pillows [humor.] (breasts)
	Neuling {m}; Frischling {m} [humor.]; Frischgefangener {m} [humor.] (bes. Polizei, Militär)	rookie (esp. police, military)
	eine ganz schöne Oberweite haben; viel/mächtig Holz vor der Hütte haben [euphem.] [humor.]; gut bestückt sein [euphem.]; von der Natur großzügig bedacht sein [euphem.] {v} (große Brüste haben) (Frau) [anat.]	to be large breasted; full-breasted; heavy-breasted; big-breasted; large-bosomed; full-bosomed; big-bosomed; bosomy; well-endowed [euphem.]; stacked [vulg.]; to have quite a rack [Am.] [vulg.] (of a woman)
	Paukenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	kettledrum tutor book; kettledrum method book
	Posaunenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	trombone tutor book; trombone method book
	Sonnenliebhaber {pl}; Sonnenanbeter {pl} [humor.]	sunbathers; sun lovers
	(einzelne) Spaghettinudel {f}; Spaghetto {n} [humor.] [cook.]	piece of spaghetti
	Tankstelle {f} [humor.] (Trinklokal) [cook.]	watering hole [humor.] (drinking place)
	das Tanzbein schwingen {vt}; schwofen {vi} [ugs.] [humor.]	to trip the light fantastic; to shake a leg [dated]
	Topfgucker {m}; Häferlgucker {m} [Ös.] [humor.] [cook.]	cooking watcher
	Trabant {m}; Rennpappe {f} [humor.] (DDR-Automarke) [auto] [hist.]	Trabant
	Trompetenschule {f} (Übungsbuch) [mus.]	trumpet tutor book; trumpet method book
	jds. Tun {n}; jds. Treiben {n}; jds. Taten {pl} [humor.]	sb.'s doings
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