Translations for „germane“ in the English » German Dictionary

ger·mane [ʤəˈmeɪn, Am ʤɚˈ-] ADJ form

germane to

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Translations for „germane“ in the German » English Dictionary

Ger·ma·ne (Ger·ma·nin) <-n, -n> [gɛrˈma:nə, gɛrˈma:nɪn] N m (f) HISTORY

Germane (Ger·ma·nin)

Teuton

Ger·ma·nin [gɛrˈma:nɪn] N f

Germanin feminine form of Germane

See also Germane

Ger·ma·ne (Ger·ma·nin) <-n, -n> [gɛrˈma:nə, gɛrˈma:nɪn] N m (f) HISTORY

Germane (Ger·ma·nin)

Teuton

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English

The condition was germane to the question of sub-division.

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It is be produced together with germane by the reduction of germanium dioxide with sodium borohydride, the principal product being germane.

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It is suggested that they limit extraneous load and promote germane load.

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The amendment failed with 53 votes (60 votes were needed because the amendment was not germane to the underlying bill).

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It possesses very high vapor pressure and is considerably less hazardous than germane gas.

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Any amendment not germane or relevant to the subject matter contained in the bill will be accepted.

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This makes transpersonal art criticism germane to mystical approaches to creativity.

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Students must take the required foundational, historical, and theoretical classes germane to their specific discipline.

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The book has been described as a weird amalgam of serious inside-the-ropes research germane to the games and of ludicrous just-outside-the-asylum performance art.

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All these subjects are highly germane to the present world society awash with levels of communication hardly envisaged 10 or 20 years ago.

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