dominance

dominance
noun, no pl.
Dominanz, die; Vorherrschaft, die (over über + Akk.); (of colours etc.) Vorherrschen, das
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noun die Herrschaft
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domi·nance
[ˈdɒmɪnən(t)s, AM ˈdɑ:mə-]
n no pl
1. (superior position) Vormachtstellung f, dominierende Position; MIL Vormacht f
Canada's \dominance in the air Kanadas Luftüberlegenheit f
China's \dominance on land Chinas Vormacht f zu Lande
2. (being dominant) Dominanz f, Vorherrschen nt (over über +akk)
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['dɒmɪnəns]
n
Vorherrschaft f (over über +acc), Dominanz f (over über +acc) (ALSO BIOL)
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dominance [ˈdɒmınəns; US ˈdɑmə-] s
1. (Vor)Herrschaft f, (Vor)Herrschen n
2. Macht f, Einfluss m
3. BIOL Dominanz f (Eigenschaft von Erbfaktoren, sich gegenüber schwächeren sichtbar duchzusetzen)
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noun, no pl.
Dominanz, die; Vorherrschaft, die (over über + Akk.); (of colours etc.) Vorherrschen, das
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n.
Vorherrschaft f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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