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Metal mesh
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Zellgewebe ,
Metallgerüst ,
Metallgesellschaft ,
or
Edelmetallgeschäft

in the PONS Dictionary

Zell·ge·we·be <-s, -> N nt BIOL

Zellgewebe
cell tissue

Me·tall·ge·rüst N nt

Metallgerüst
metal scaffolding no pl

Me·tall·ge·sell·schaft <-, -en> N f

Metallgesellschaft
metal processing [or metalworking] company

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

Edelmetallgeschäft N nt COMM

Edelmetallgeschäft (Transaktion)
precious metal contract
Edelmetallgeschäft (Transaktion)
precious metal deal

Edelmetallgeschäft N nt FINMKT

Edelmetallgeschäft (Tätigkeitsfeld)
precious metal trade

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Durch den Speichel der Tiere werden Substanzen in das Zellgewebe der Pflanzen eingetragen, die zu Wucherungen führen und schließlich zum Absterben darüber liegender Triebteile.
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Spirochäten können so zum Beispiel durch Schleime und Zellgewebe in den Körper eines Lebewesens eindringen, was für die pathogenen Vertreter von Bedeutung ist.
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Mit seiner Hilfe gelingt es ihm, das Zellgewebe zu beleben.
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Es stellt leicht oder stark durchsichtige Objekte, etwa Zellgewebe, in räumlicher Weise dar und benutzt dazu sichtbares Licht.
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Hinzu kommen allerdings große Mengen an pflanzlichem Material wie Blattreste mit gut erhaltenem Zellgewebe und Krautstängel.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Glas und ästhetisches Metallgewebe.
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www.arnold-glas.de
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Glass and attractive metallic mesh webbing.
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www.arnold-glas.de
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Glas und ästhetische Metallgewebe.
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www.arnold-glas.de
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Glass and attractive metallic mesh webbing.
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www.arnold-glas.de
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Diese auch auf Dauer flexiblen Luftleitungen bestehen aus einem Edelstahl-Metallgewebe mit einem 2mm starken PTFE Inliner.
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www.maus-gmbh.de
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These flexible and permanent air hoses consist of a stainless steel mesh with a 2 mm thick PTFE liner.
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www.maus-gmbh.de

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