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noun1) Verschmelzung, die; (fig.) Verbindung, die2) (Phys.) Fusion, die* * *['fju:ʒən]2) (a very close joining of things: the fusion of his ideas.) die Vereinigung* * *fu·sion[ˈfju:ʒən]nnuclear \fusion Kernverschmelzung f, Kernfusion f* * *['fjuːZən]n(of metal fig) Verschmelzung f, Fusion f; (PHYS also nuclear fusion) (Kern)fusion f, Kernverschmelzung f* * *fusion [ˈfjuːʒn] s1. PHYS, TECH Schmelzen n:fusion point Schmelzpunkt m;fusion welding Schmelzschweißen n2. TECH Schmelzmasse f, Fluss m3. Fusion f:fusion nucleus Verschmelzungskern mb) OPT Vereinigung der Bilder des rechten und des linken Auges zu einem einzigen Bildc) PHYS Verschmelzung zweier leichter Atomkerne, wobei Energie frei wird:fusion bomb Wasserstoffbombe f;fusion reactor Fusionsreaktor m* * *noun1) Verschmelzung, die; (fig.) Verbindung, die2) (Phys.) Fusion, die* * *n.Fusion -en f.Schmelzen n.Schmelzmasse f.Verbindung f.Vereinigung f.Verschmelzung f.Zusammenschluss m. -
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['fjuːʒən]npołączenie nt; (also: nuclear fusion) synteza f jądrowa* * *['fju:ʒən]1) (the act of melting together: fusion of the metal pieces.) stapianie (się)2) (a very close joining of things: the fusion of his ideas.) połączenie -
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'nju:kliə1) (using atomic energy: a nuclear power station; nuclear weapons.) nuclear2) (of a nucleus.) nuclearnuclear adj nuclear
nuclear adjetivo nuclear
nuclear adjetivo nuclear ' nuclear' also found in these entries: Spanish: arma - bomba - central - energía - desnuclearizar - física - funcionamiento - guerra - lluvia - potencia - reactor - vertedero English: meltdown - nuclear - nuclear energy - nuclear war - power - warhead - core - deterrent - - free - holocaust - reactortr['njʊːklɪəSMALLr/SMALL]1 nuclear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLnuclear bomb bomba nuclearnuclear capability potencial nombre masculino nuclearnuclear capacity capacidad nombre femenino nuclearnuclear disarmament desarme nombre masculino nuclearnuclear energy energía nuclearnuclear facility planta de energía nuclearnuclear family familia nuclearnuclear fission fisión nombre femenino nuclearnuclear fusion fusión nombre femenino nuclearnuclear physics física nuclearnuclear power energía nuclearnuclear power station central nombre femenino nuclearnuclear reaction reacción nombre femenino nuclearnuclear reactor reactor nombre masculino nuclearnuclear war guerra nuclearnuclear waste residuos nuclearesnuclear weapon arma nuclearnuclear winter invierno nuclearnuclear ['nu:kliər, 'nju:-] adj: nuclearadj.• nuclear adj.'nuːkliər, 'njuːkliə(r)adjective nuclearnuclear power — energía f nuclear
['njuːklɪǝ(r)]nuclear power station — central f nuclear
1.ADJ (Phys, Mil) nuclear2.CPDnuclear age N — era f nuclear
nuclear bomb N — bomba f nuclear
nuclear capability N — capacidad f nuclear
nuclear deterrent N — fuerza f disuasiva nuclear
nuclear disarmament N — desarme m nuclear
nuclear energy N — energía f nuclear
nuclear family N — familia f nuclear
nuclear fission N — fisión f nuclear
nuclear fuel N — combustible m nuclear
nuclear fusion N — fusión f nuclear
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty N — Tratado m de No Proliferación Nuclear
nuclear physicist N — físico(-a) m / f nuclear
nuclear physics N — física f nuclear
nuclear power N — energía f nuclear
nuclear power station, nuclear (power) plant N — central f nuclear
nuclear reaction N — reacción f nuclear
nuclear reactor N — reactor m nuclear
nuclear scientist N — científico(-a) m / f nuclear
nuclear shelter N — refugio m antinuclear
nuclear submarine N — submarino m nuclear
nuclear test N — prueba f nuclear
nuclear testing N — pruebas fpl nucleares
nuclear war N — guerra f nuclear
nuclear waste N — desechos mpl nucleares
nuclear weapon N — arma f nuclear
nuclear winter N — invierno m nuclear
* * *['nuːkliər, 'njuːkliə(r)]adjective nuclearnuclear power — energía f nuclear
nuclear power station — central f nuclear
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