without

[wɪ'ðaut] prep.

gen.

sonder selten, veraltend

without w/o [wɪ'ðaut] prep.

gen.

ohne (o.)

without

: 1493 phrases in 107 subjects

Administrative law	2
Agriculture	24
Agronomy	2
Alternative dispute resolution	32
American usage, not spelling	6
Analytical chemistry	6
Artificial intelligence	2
Astronomy	3
Athletics	2
Automated equipment	5
Automatic control	1
Automobiles	1
Ball bearings	1
Banking	8
Basketball	2
Beekeeping	2
Biology	2
British usage, not spelling	4
Building structures	1
Business	58
Cement	1
Chemistry	4
Coal	3
Commerce	1
Communications	23
Computers	1
Construction	53
Criminal law	1
Cultural studies	3
Customs	4
Earth sciences	4
Economics	84
Education	5
Electrical engineering	2
Electronics	9
Environment	5
Equestrian sports	1
European Union	2
Fencing	1
Figurative	5
Finances	45
Fish farming pisciculture	4
Food industry	5
Football	1
Foreign trade	40
Forestry	1
General	415
Government, administration and public services	1
Gymnastics	1
Health care	5
High energy physics	3
Hobbies and pastimes	4
Human rights activism	1
Idiomatic	1
Immigration and citizenship	10
Industry	24
Informal	5
Information technology	7
Insurance	5
International Monetary Fund	4
Labor law	2
Law	136
Life sciences	5
Marketing	5
Materials science	1
Mathematics	6
Measuring instruments	5
Mechanic engineering	13
Medical	18
Medical appliances	9
Metallurgy	41
Microelectronics	9
Microsoft	3
Military	8
Mining	4
Municipal planning	2
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	6
Natural sciences	2
Nuclear physics	4
Obsolete / dated	4
Operations research	4
Optics branch of physics	14
Packaging	1
Patents	17
Physics	7
Plastics	1
Platform diving	2
Politics	7
Polygraphy	2
Quotes and aphorisms	1
Radiation	1
Rowing	2
Saying	3
Security systems	1
Shooting sport	1
Social science	6
Speed skating	1
Statistics	3
Taxes	11
Technology	110
Telecommunications	1
Telegraphy	2
Textile industry	1
Transport	47
Volleyball	1
Work flow	4
Zootechnics	1


without abbr.
gen.	ohne; sonder
econ.	außerhalb


risk abbr.
gen.	Risiko; Wagnis; wagen; Gefahr laufen
environ.	Risiko bei Altlasten; Risiko einer Altlast
math.	erwarteter Verlust
tech.	Gefahr; wagen


reference to abbr.
gen.	Berufung3 auf