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Zeitalter
{n}
;
Ära
{f}
;
Epoch
e
{f}
;
Periode
{f}
;
Säkulum
{n}
[geh.]
(
in
der
Geschichte
)
[art]
[biol.]
[geol.]
[hist.]
age
;
era
;
epoch
;
period
(in
history
)
abiotisches
Zeitalter
abiotic
era
geologisches
Zeitalter
geologic
(al)
age
Industriezeitalter
{n}
in
dustrial
age
;
age
of
industrial
ization;
age
of
industrialisation
[Br.]
vorgeschichtliches
Zeitalter
prehistoric
period
Nachkriegszeit
{f}
;
Nachkriegsära
{f}
;
Nachkriegsperiode
{f}
postwar
era
;
postwar
period
die
archaische
Periode
in
Griechenland
the
Archaic
Period
in
Greece
dunkles
Zeitalter
;
dunkle
Jahrhunderte
[hist.]
dark
ages
Wir
leben
im
Zeitalter
der
Massenkommunikation
.
We
are
living
in
the
age
of
mass
communication
.
auf
jdn
./auf
ein
Ereignis/bis
in
eine
bestimmte
Epoch
e
zurückgehen
;
zurückreichen
{vi}
to
date
back
to
sb
./an
event/a
given
epoch
;
to
date
from
an
event/a
given
epoch
Die
Idee
eines
neuen
Römischen
Reiches
geht
auf
Karl
den
Großen
zurück
.
The
concept
of
a
revived
Roman
Empire
dates
back
to
Charlemagne
.
Diese
Tradition
reicht
bis
ins
Jahr
1755
zurück
.
This
tradition
dates
back
to
1755
.
Eiszeitalter
{n}
;
Pleistozän
{n}
;
Diluvium
{n}
[veraltet]
[geol.]
glacial
epoch
;
glacial
time
;
Pleistocene
;
diluvium
[former name]
Epoch
é
{f}
(
skeptische
Zurückhaltung
bei
Werturteilen
)
[phil.]
epoch
é
(restraint
in
making
judgements
)
Jetztzeit
{f}
present
time
;
recent
epoch
Nacheiszeitalter
{n}
;
Holozän
{m}
(
Epoch
e
der
Erdgeschichte
)
[geol.]
post-Ice
Age
period
;
Holocene
(epoch
in
the
Earth's
history
)
Zeitenwende
{f}
turn
of
time
;
change
of
times
;
turn
of
an
era
;
new
epoch
bahnbrechend
;
epoch
emachend
;
epoch
al
{adj}
epoch
-making
;
epoch
al
Dinant
{n}
[geol.]
Dinantian
(Series;
Epoch
)
Eozän
{n}
[geol.]
Eocene
(epoch)
Interstadial
{n}
[geol.]
interstadial
epoch
Lias
{m}
[geol.]
Lower
Jurassic
;
Black
Jurassic
;
Lias
(Series;
Epoch
)
Llandóvery
{n}
[geol.]
Llandovery
;
Llandoverian
(series;
Epoch
)
Ludlow
{n}
[geol.]
Ludlovian
(Series;
Epoch
)
Oberjura
{m}
;
Malm
{m}
[geol.]
Upper
Jurassic
;
Malm
(series;
epoch
)
Mittelkarbon
{n}
[geol.]
Middle
Carboniferous
(series;
epoch
)
Paläozän
{n}
[geol.]
Paleocene
;
Palaeocene
(series;
epoch
)
Valentium
{n}
[geol.]
Llandovery
;
Llandoverian
(series;
epoch
)
Wenlock
{n}
;
Wenlockium
{n}
[geol.]
Wenlockian
(series;
epoch
)
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