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Accueil > Dictionnaires bilingues > Anglais-Allemand > camera
ANGLAIS
ALLEMAND
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ALLEMAND
ANGLAIS

  

camera

[ˈkæmərə]
noun
  Kamera die

  

in camera


adverb
LAW   unter Ausschluss der Öffentlichkeit


Mots proches

camera
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cameraman
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cameraphone
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camomile
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camouflage
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camp
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camcorder
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came
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camel
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camellia
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cameo
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AUTRES TRADUCTIONS

AUTRES TRADUCTIONS
in camera
IN
in
in advance of
in advance
in all
all in all
in any case
in case
in any event
in the event
in broad daylight
in common
in concert
in earnest
in effect
in evidence
in situ
in vitro fertilization
in-depth
in-flight
in-house
in-laws
in-patient
in-service training
in-tray
in.
C-in-C
bring in
cu. in.
add in
all in
all-in
all-in wrestling
box in
buy in
cut in
lie-in
paying-in book
run-in
sit-in
son-in-law
tie-in
book in
butt in
call in
call-in
cash in
cave in
chip in
come in for
come in
come out in
deal in
drag in
draw in
drop in
drop-in centre
jack-in-the-box
lady-in-waiting
live-in
look-in
walk-in
work-in-progress
barge in
blend in
break in
break-in
build in
built-in
check in
check-in
chime in
clock in
count in
creep in
drive-in
phone-in
stand-in
stick-in-the-mud
stock-in-trade
throw-in
trade-in
colour in
father-in-law
mother-in-law
second-in-command
sister-in-law
tongue-in-cheek
breathe in
brother-in-law
consist in
contract in
daughter-in-law
dissolve in
commander in chief
Pas de Libelle...
Pas de Libelle...
on the cards
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