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81target response — /tagət rəˈspɒns/ (say tahguht ruh spons) noun the effect on men, material, and equipment of blast, heat, light, and nuclear radiation resulting from the explosion of a nuclear weapon …
82respons — re|spons sb., en el. et, er, erne (reaktion) …
83Ehegespons — Ehe|ge|spons (scherzhaft, veraltet) …
84Saufen — 1. Besser e Halbi1 g soffe und vam Wîbervolch eweg g loffe. – Sutermeister, 129. 1) Auch Halbe = Halbmass Wein oder Hälbsli, wovon in Schaffhausen das Zeitwort hälbseln: ein Halbmaas Wein, auch überhaupt gern trinken. (Stalder, II, 13.) 2. Brav g …
85Schwamm — 1. Ein Schwamm saugt sich selber voll, aber wenn er geben soll, muss man ihn drücken. Dän.: Svampen trækker villig til sig, men giver nødigt fra sig. (Prov. dan., 536.) 2. Ein Schwamm trinkt nicht länger, bis er voll ist. 3. Einen Schwamm kann… …
86lex Cornelia de sponsu — /leks korniyl(i)ya diy spons(y)uw/ A law prohibiting one from binding himself for the same debtor to the same creditor in the same year for more than a specified amount …
87lex Cornelia de sponsu — /leks korniyl(i)ya diy spons(y)uw/ A law prohibiting one from binding himself for the same debtor to the same creditor in the same year for more than a specified amount …
88sponsion — n. 1 being a surety for another. 2 a pledge or promise made on behalf of the State by an agent not authorized to do so. Etymology: L sponsio f. spondere spons promise solemnly …
89dose-response curve — /dohs ri spons / a curve plotting the relationship between the dose of a drug administered and its pharmacological effect. [1970 75] …
90dose-re|sponse — «DOHS rih SPONS», adjective. showing the relationship of dosage (of a drug, gas, radiation, or other substance) to the physiological effect produced: »A dose response chart would have a line going from zero to maximum dose, with the risk… …
