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Summary

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Toxin:
- poison; toxin; venom; virus
Wiktionary:
- Toxin → toxin

English to German: more detail...

toxin:
- Gift; Toxin; Leichengift
Wiktionary:
- toxin → Toxin, Gift
- toxin → Giftstoff

German

Detailed Translations for Toxin from German to English

Toxin:

Toxin [das ~] nomen

Toxin (Gift)
the poison; the toxin; the venom; the virus
- poison [the ~] nomen
- toxin [the ~] nomen
- venom [the ~] nomen
- virus [the ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for Toxin:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
poison	Gift; Toxin
toxin	Gift; Toxin	Leichengift
venom	Gift; Toxin
virus	Gift; Toxin	Ansteckungsstoff; Virus
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
poison		anstecken; infizieren; vergiften; verseuchen

Synonyms for "Toxin":

wasserlöslicher Giftstoff; Gift; Giftstoff; Toxikum

Wiktionary Translations for Toxin:

Toxin

noun

a toxic or poisonous substance
- toxin → Toxin

External Machine Translations:

English

Detailed Translations for Toxin from English to German

toxin:

toxin [the ~] nomen

the toxin (poison; venom; virus)
Gift; Toxin
- Gift [das ~] nomen
- Toxin [das ~] nomen
the toxin (ptomaine)
Leichengift
- Leichengift [das ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for toxin:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Gift	poison; toxin; venom; virus	donation
Leichengift	ptomaine; toxin
Toxin	poison; toxin; venom; virus

Related Words for "toxin":

toxins

Synonyms for "toxin":

poison; toxicant; poisonous substance

Related Definitions for "toxin":

a poisonous substance produced during the metabolism and growth of certain microorganisms and some higher plant and animal species¹

Wiktionary Translations for toxin:

toxin

noun

a toxic or poisonous substance
- toxin → Toxin

toxin

noun

gesundheitsschädliche oder potentiell tödliche Substanz
- Gift → toxin; poison

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• toxin	→ Giftstoff	↔ toxine — médecine\|fr poison produit par certains microbes, par certaines décompositions organiques ou par certains êtres vivants, tels que les bactéries, les insectes, les plantes et les reptiles.

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