East' : Dictionary / Wörterbuch (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

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	German	English
	Milchbildungsreflex {m}; Prolaktinreflex {m} (beim Stillen) [med.]	prolactin secretion reflex (in breastfeeding)
	Milcheinschuss {m} nach der Geburt [med.]	postpartum breast engorgement
	Milchflussreflex {m}; Milchspendereflex {m}; Oxytocinreflex {m} (beim Stillen) [med.]	milk let-down reflex; milk-ejection reflex; oxytosin reflex (in breastfeeding)
	Minimalkostenkombination {f} [econ.]	least-cost combination
	Möpse {pl} [slang]; Wonneäpfel {pl} [humor.] (Brüste)	boobs; norks [Austr.] [slang]; pleasure pillows [humor.] (breasts)
	Muskelkaterkrankheit {f}; Bornholmer Krankheit {f}; Sylvest'sches Syndrom {n}; Pleurodynie {f} (Myositis epidemica) [med.]	devil's grip; Bornholm disease; pleurodynia; epidemic myalgia
	Nährhefe {f}	nutrient yeast; yeast extract
	Nordosten {m} /NO/	northeast /NE/
	Nordostpassage {f} (Schifffahrtsroute) [geogr.] [naut.]	North-east passage (shipping route)
	Nordostwind {m} [meteo.]	northeaster
	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)
	Oblast {m,f} (Verwaltungsregion in osteuropäischen Staaten) [pol.]	oblast (administrative region in eastern European countries)
	Ölweiden {pl}; Oleaster {pl} (Elaeagnus) (botanische Gattung) [bot.]	silverberries; olive berries; oleaster (botanical genus)
	Ostansicht {f}	east elevation
	Ostblock {m} [hist.]	Eastern bloc
	Osten {m}; Ost /O/	East /E/
	jd. aus dem Osten (eines Landes/einer Region); Oststaatler {m} (USA); Osteuropäer {m} [soc.]	easterner
	Osteraufstand {m} (in Irland) [pol.] [hist.]	Easter Rising; Easter Rebellion (in Ireland)
	Osterbrauch {m} [soc.]	Easter custom
	Ostereierschieben {n}; Eierschieben {n}; Eiertrullern {n} [Norddt.]; Ostereiertrudeln {n} [Ostdt.]; Eiertrööla {n} [Schw.] (Spiel)	Easter egg roll; egg rolling (game)
	Ostereiersuche {f}	Easter egg hunt
	Osterlachen {n} [relig.] [hist.]	Easter laughter
	Osterlob {n}; Exsultet {n} [relig.]	Easter Proclamation; Exsultet
	Ostermorgen {m}	Easter morning; Easter Sunday morning
	Osternacht {f} [relig.]	Easter Eve; Easter Vigil; Vigil of Easter; Paschal Vigil
	Osternachtsfeier {f}; Osternachtfeier {f}; Osternachtsgottesdienst {m}; Osternachtsmesse {f} [relig.]	Easter Vigil service; Easter Eve service; Paschal Vigil service [rare]
	Osternachtsfeuer {n}; Osterfeuer {n} (vor der Osternachtsmesse) [relig.]	Easter Vigil fire; Easter fire
	Osterspaziergang {m}	Easter walk; Easter parade
	Osterspiel {n}; Passionsspiel {n} [art]	Easter play; passion play
	Osterverkehr {m} [auto]	Easter traffic
	Osterzeit {f}	Eastertide
	Osteuropäische Tafel {f}; Russische Tafel {f} [geol.]	East European Craton /EEC/
	Ostfalen {n} [geogr.] [hist.]	Eastphalia
	Ostfälisch {n} [ling.] [hist.]	Eastphalian
	Ostgebiete {pl}	Eastern territories; Eastern regions
	Ostgermanen {pl} [soc.] [hist.]	East Germanic tribes
	Ostghatgebirge {n} [geogr.]	Eastern Ghats
	Ostindienkompanie {f} [econ.] [hist.]	East India Company
	Ostküste {f}	east coast
	Ostpolitik {f} [pol.]	Ostpolitik; politics toward the East
	Paschafest {n}; Passahfest {n}; Passah {n}; Pessachfest {n} (jüdisches Osterfest) [relig.]	Passover; Feast of the Passover
	Plateauphänomen {n} (bei Brustkrebs) [med.]	plateau phenomenon (in breast cancer)
	Prinzessfilet {n} (Teilstück der Putenbrust) [cook.]	tenderloin (turkey breast cut)
	einfacher Rautenfarn {m}; einfache Mondraute {f} (Botrychium simplex) [bot.]	simple grape fern/moonwort; least grape fern/moonwort; little grape fern/moonwort; dwarf grape fern/moonwort
	Ruinenhügel {m} (im Nahen Osten) (Archäologie)	tell (in the Middle East) (archaeology)
	San-Pedro-Kakteen {pl} (Echinopsis) (botanische Gattung) [bot.]	sea-urchin cacti; Easter lily cacti; hedgehog cacti (botanical genus)
	Schaum {m} (Brauerei)	yeast (brewery)
	Schlemmerei {f}; Schmauserei {f}	gormandizing; gourmandizing; feasting
	mit der Zeit Schritt halten {v}	to keep abreast of the times
	Slibowitz {m}; Sliwowitz {m} (osteuropäischer Zwetschgenbrand) [cook.]	slivovitz (eastern Europe plum brandy)
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