Interglot - cell: English and German Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

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cell:
- Zelle; Einsiedlerhütte; Mobilfunktelefon; Funktelefon; Mobiltelefon; Handy
Wiktionary:
- cell → Zelle, Handy
- cell → Zelle, Batterie, Artillerieeinheit, Kerker, Karzer, Feld, Akku, Gefängnis, Verlies

English

Detailed Translations for cell from English to German

the cell (hermitage; hermit's cell)
die Zelle; die Einsiedlerhütte
- Zelle [die ~] nom
- Einsiedlerhütte [die ~] nom
the cell (mobile phone; mobile; cellular telephone; cellular phone; cellphone)

– a hand-held mobile radiotelephone for use in an area divided into small sections, each with its own short-range transmitter/receiver ¹
Mobilfunktelefon; Funktelefon; Mobiltelefon; Handy
- Mobilfunktelefon [das ~] nom
- Funktelefon [das ~] nom
- Mobiltelefon [das ~] nom
- Handy [das ~] nom
the cell

– A box formed by the intersection of a row and a column in a worksheet or a table, in which you enter information. ²
die Zelle
- Zelle [die ~] nom
the cell

– In a cube, the set of properties, including a value, specified by the intersection when one member is selected from each dimension. ²
die Zelle
- Zelle [die ~] nom

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Einsiedlerhütte	cell; hermit's cell; hermitage
Funktelefon	cell; cellphone; cellular phone; cellular telephone; mobile; mobile phone
Handy	cell; cellphone; cellular phone; cellular telephone; mobile; mobile phone
Mobilfunktelefon	cell; cellphone; cellular phone; cellular telephone; mobile; mobile phone
Mobiltelefon	cell; cellphone; cellular phone; cellular telephone; mobile; mobile phone
Zelle	cell; hermit's cell; hermitage
-	cadre; cubicle; electric cell; jail cell; prison cell
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
Handy		cell phone; cellular phone; device; mobile phone
Mobiltelefon		Mobile; Mobile Phone; cell phone; cellular phone; device; mobile phone

compartment
living thing; animate thing
electric cell; electrical device
cadre; political unit; political entity
cellular telephone; cellular phone; cellphone; mobile phone; radiotelephone; radiophone; wireless telephone
cubicle; room
jail cell; prison cell

(biology) the basic structural and functional unit of all organisms; they may exist as independent units of life (as in monads) or may form colonies or tissues as in higher plants and animals¹
a device that delivers an electric current as the result of a chemical reaction¹
a room where a prisoner is kept¹
small room in which a monk or nun lives¹
any small compartment¹
- the cells of a honeycomb¹
a hand-held mobile radiotelephone for use in an area divided into small sections, each with its own short-range transmitter/receiver¹
a small unit serving as part of or as the nucleus of a larger political movement¹
A box formed by the intersection of a row and a column in a worksheet or a table, in which you enter information.²
In a cube, the set of properties, including a value, specified by the intersection when one member is selected from each dimension.²

cell

noun

cell

noun

Soziologie: Kleine Gruppe gemeinsam agierender Personen
- Zelle → cell
allgemein: ein kleiner Raum, in den man sich einschließt oder in dem man eingeschlossen wird
- Zelle → cell
Biologie: Bezeichnung für die kleinste Einheit eines Lebewesens
- Zelle → cell

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• cell	→ Zelle	↔ cel — de kleinste eenheid binnen een levend organisme waarin alle genetische informatie vervat zit
• cell	→ Batterie; Artillerieeinheit	↔ batterie — (vieilli) querelle où il y a des coups donnés.
• cell	→ Kerker; Karzer	↔ cachot — cellule basse et obscure.
• cell	→ Feld	↔ case — Espace délimité dans un registre, formulaire ou tableau
• cell	→ Zelle	↔ cellule — Petite pièce fermée
• cell	→ Zelle	↔ cellule — Unité morphologique ou fonctionnelle
• cell	→ Zelle	↔ cellule — Unité de base du vivant
• cell	→ Batterie	↔ pile — Différentes sortes d’appareils produisant un courant électrique
• cell	→ Akku	↔ pile rechargeable — Synonyme de accumulateur.
• cell	→ Gefängnis; Verlies; Karzer	↔ prison — endroit clos où enfermer les personnes condamnés à une peine de privation de liberté ou les prévenus en attente de jugement.