Membran f (membrana); Scheidewand f (septum); Querwand f (septum); Diaphragma n (septum); Blatt n; Platte f; Membrane f (membrana); Häutchen n (membrana); Haut f (membrana)

microel.

Folie f

tech.

Film m; Haut f; Häutchen n; Federplatte f; Haeutchen; Trennwand f; Zwischenwand f

membrane A thin tissue that encloses or lines biological cells, organs, or other structures. It consists of a double layer of lipids with protein molecules between the two layers. Membranes are permeable to water and fat-soluble substances but not to such polar molecules as sugars ['membreɪn] n

environ.

Membran f

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membrane ['membreɪn] abbr.

abbr.

memb

membrane

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membrane
gen.	Membrane; Membran; dünnes Häutchen
earth.sc.	Häutchen; poroese Wand
environ.	Dichtungsbahn; Membran
life.sc. construct.	Dichtungskern


function
gen.	Amt; Funktion; Veranstaltung; Empfang; Feierlichkeit; Feier