bernstein

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German - Turkish
[der] kehribar, samankapan¡
köyü sarı
English - Turkish

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amber
samankapan
amber
kehribar
amber
kehribar rengi
amber
amber
amber
{i} koyu sarı
amber
(Tıp) Elektrum, succinum, CH10H18O, kehlibar: Oğma ve sürtme sonucu hafif cisimleri çekmek özelliğini kazanan (Yunanca elektron adını taşır ve elektrik kesilmsi buradan alınmıştır), hemen hemen şeffaf, rengi açık sarıdan yakut kırmızısına kadar değişen kolay kırılabilir,fosilleşmiş vya yarı fosilleşmiş bir reçine. Eski tababette yüksek bir şöhrete erişmiş olan amber bugün tamamen bırakılmıştır. Saflaştırılmış amber yağı (oleum succini rectificatum), isteri ve boğmacada kullanılmıştır
German - English
succinite
amber

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Bei der übernächsten/zweiten Ampel biegen sie links in die Bernstein-Straße ein.
At the second traffic /stop light(s) turn left on to Bernstein Street
Schwarzer Bernstein
jet
wolkiger Bernstein
mineral amber
Turkish - English

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Bernstein Test
(Tıp) Yemek Borusunda asitlerin neden olduğu hazımsızlığa bağlı yanma (Heartburn)olup olmadığını anlamaya yarayan test. Bu Test; Yemek Borusuna yerleştirilen bir tüp aracılığıyla,Mide asidine benzer hafif bir asit damlatılmasıyla yapılır
English - English
{i} family name; Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), Unites States composer and conductor
Bernstein Eduard Bernstein Leonard Morris Louis Bernstein
United States conductor and composer (1918-1990)

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Eduard Bernstein
born Jan. 6, 1850, Berlin, Prussia died Dec. 18, 1932, Berlin, Germany German politician and writer. He joined the German Social Democratic Party in 1872, then spent years in exile as an editor of socialist journals. In London he met Friedrich Engels and was influenced by the Fabian Society. Returning to Germany in 1901, Bernstein became the political theorist of the revisionists and was one of the first socialists to modify such Marxist tenets as the imminent collapse of capitalism. He envisaged a type of social democracy that combined private initiative with social reform. As a member of the Reichstag (1902-06, 1912-16, 1920-28), he inspired much of the reformist programs of the Social Democrats
Leonard Bernstein
{i} (1918-1990) Unites States composer and conductor
Leonard Bernstein
a US musician, famous both as a conductor of classical music and as a writer of popular musicals (=plays or films that use singing and dancing to tell a story) , including West Side Story (1918-90). born Aug. 25, 1918, Lawrence, Mass., U.S. died Oct. 14, 1990, New York, N.Y. U.S. conductor, composer, and writer. He resolved on a music career only after graduating from Harvard University. He studied conducting at the Curtis Institute of Music with Fritz Reiner and then at Tanglewood (in Lenox, Mass.), where he met Aaron Copland and became Serge Koussevitzky's assistant. Fame came abruptly in 1943 when he substituted on short notice for the conductor of the New York Philharmonic orchestra and was praised for his technical self-assurance and interpretive excellence. In 1944 he triumphed with his music for Jerome Robbins's ballet Fancy Free and the Broadway show On the Town. As a composer he made use of diverse elements ranging from biblical themes to jazz rhythms. His best-known composition was the score for the hit musical West Side Story (1957); other works include the musicals Wonderful Town (1952) and Candide (1956), three symphonies, the Chichester Psalms (1965), and the theatrical Mass (1971). Well known as a television lecturer, he was also a prominent political activist