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membrane ['membreɪn] n
gen.	Membrane f; Membran f; dünnes Häutchen
anat.	Hülle f; Hymen m
archit., design.	Schale f
chem.	Diaphragma n
construct.	Membran- f; Membranplatte f (panel)
earth.sc.	Häutchen n; poroese Wand
emerg.care	Haut f; Membran f
environ.	Dichtungsbahn f
life.sc., construct.	Dichtungskern m
med.	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
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 n
environ.	Membran f
English thesaurus
membrane ['membreɪn] abbr.
abbr.	memb

membrane: 1000 phrase in 39 subjects

Agriculture	11
Analytical chemistry	32
Biology	7
Chemistry	49
Coal	4
Construction	33
Earth sciences	9
Ecology	1
Electronics	1
Embryology	1
Emergency medical care	4
Environment	10
General	45
Health care	43
Information technology	3
Life sciences	2
Materials science	2
Measuring instruments	6
Mechanic engineering	2
Mechanics	1
Medical	573
Medical appliances	45
Metallurgy	4
Microelectronics	21
Municipal planning	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	5
Natural sciences	5
Nuclear physics	3
Optics branch of physics	12
Paleontology	8
Physics	13
Radiobiology	1
Refrigeration	6
Statistics	6
Technology	18
Textile industry	1
Transport	8
Waste management	3
Zoology	1