在《PONS词典》中的词汇
ˈspace de·bris 名词 天文
I. bris·tle [ˈbrɪsl̩] 名词
brisk [brɪsk] 形
1. brisk (quick):
bris·ket [ˈbrɪskɪt] 名词 no pl 烹饪
debris 名词
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- Ablagerungen npl
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语（PONS）
brisk investment activity 名词 金融
有关地理学的词语（Klett）
有关生物学的词语（Klett）
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Hubris prompted the boys to overprint issue 4, a mistake that they, their wives, and their storage spaces, still regret today.
en.wikipedia.org At the heart of the matter is scientific hubris.
en.wikipedia.org Ethical explanations centered on executive greed and hubris, a lack of corporate social responsibility, situation ethics, and get-it-done business pragmatism.
en.wikipedia.org The notion of glory (whether artistic or military) was not vanity or boastfulness or hubris, but rather a moral imperative for the aristocracy.
en.wikipedia.org You gain some humility where there once was hubris, and its really important that you depend on yourself.
en.wikipedia.org 互联网提供的例句（未经PONS编辑处理）
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de.mimi.hu sub = under, febris = fever) or increased temperature:
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sub = unter, febris = Fieber) beziehungsweise erhöhte Temperatur:
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de.mimi.hu An increase in body temperature (fever, febris) therefore occurs much more frequently in appearance.
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Eine Erhöhung der Körpertemperatur (Fieber, febris) tritt also weitaus häufiger in Erscheinung.
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de.mimi.hu Century and borrowed from Latin febris, actually \ heat \;
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Jahrhundert und entlehnt aus lateinisch febris, eigentlich 'Hitze';