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41Pontifex maximus — Der Titel Pontifex Maximus[1] (lat. für „oberster Brückenbauer”, evtl. auch „oberster Pfadbahner”; zur Etymologie siehe Pontifex), bezeichnete ursprünglich den obersten Wächter des altrömischen Götterkults (Oberster Priester) und ging später auf… …
42Summus pontifex — Der Titel Pontifex Maximus[1] (lat. für „oberster Brückenbauer”, evtl. auch „oberster Pfadbahner”; zur Etymologie siehe Pontifex), bezeichnete ursprünglich den obersten Wächter des altrömischen Götterkults (Oberster Priester) und ging später auf… …
43Master aircrew — A master aircrew s rank insignia RAF Master aircrew …
44macro- — ♦ Élément, du gr. makros « long, grand » (⇒ méga ). ⊗ CONTR. Micro . macr(o) élément, du gr. makros, long, grand . ⇒MACRO , élém. formant Élém. tiré du gr. «grand, long», entrant dans la constr. de termes sav. Anton. micro . A. [Macro caractérise …
45LINOSTIMAPall — quam Silvester Ep. Rom, Diaconis concessisse memoratur, Gavanto manipulus est, Dom. Macr. stolaquam Orarium Graeci dixêre quamqueve super sinistrum humerum deferentes, eius anteriorem partem ad brachium revolvunt. posteriorem pendulam… …
46macrocosm — noun Etymology: French macrocosme, from Medieval Latin macrocosmos, from Latin macr + Greek kosmos order, universe Date: 1600 1. the great world ; universe 2. a complex that is a large scale reproduction of one of its constituents • macrocosmic… …
47macro lens — noun Etymology: macr , from the fact that the focal length is greater than normal Date: 1961 a camera lens designed to focus at very short distances with up to life size magnification of the image …
48macroscopic — adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary macr + scopic (as in microscopic) Date: 1872 1. large enough to be observed by the naked eye 2. considered in terms of large units or elements • macroscopically adverb …
49meager — or meagre adjective Etymology: Middle English megre, from Anglo French megre, meigre, from Latin macr , macer lean; akin to Old English mæger lean, Greek makros long Date: 14th century 1. having little flesh ; thin 2. a. lacking desirable… …
50macro — I. adjective Etymology: macr Date: 1923 1. being large, thick, or exceptionally prominent 2. a. of, involving, or intended for use with relatively large quantities or on a large scale b. of or relating to macroeconomics 3. gross 1c 4. of or… …
