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their relationship became static

  • 1 static

    1. adjective
    1) (Phys.) statisch
    2) (not moving) statisch; (not changing) konstant [Umweltbedingungen]
    2. noun
    (atmospherics) atmosphärische Störungen
    * * *
    1. adjective
    (still; not moving.) statisch
    2. noun
    (atmospheric disturbances causing poor reception of radio or television programmes.) atmosphärische Störungen
    - static electricity
    - static
    * * *
    stat·ic
    [ˈstætɪk, AM -t̬-]
    I. adj
    1. (fixed) statisch; (not changing) konstant
    oil prices were fairly \static worldwide at that time die Ölpreise waren zu der Zeit auf der ganzen Welt ziemlich stabil
    to remain \static unverändert bleiben, stagnieren
    2. PHYS statisch
    \static electricity Reibungselektrizität f, statische Elektrizität
    \static energy potenzielle Energie
    II. n
    1. PHYS
    ▪ \statics + sing vb Statik f kein pl
    2. no pl (electrical charge) statische Elektrizität, Reibungselektrizität f; (atmospherics) atmosphärische Störungen
    3. no pl COMPUT (due to atmospheric conditions) atmosphärische Störungen; (in a recorded signal) Rauschen nt
    * * *
    ['sttɪk]
    1. adj
    1) (PHYS) statisch

    static electricity — Reibungselektrizität f, statische Aufladung

    2) (= not moving or changing) konstant; (= stationary) feststehend attr; condition, society statisch

    if the development of a civilization remains static... —

    their relationship became static — ihre Beziehung stagnierte, ihre Beziehung trat auf der Stelle

    2. n (PHYS)
    Reibungselektrizität f; (RAD ALSO) atmosphärische Störungen pl
    * * *
    static [ˈstætık]
    A adj (adv statically)
    1. PHYS statisch (Druck etc):
    he’s got static electricity in his hair sein Haar ist statisch aufgeladen;
    static friction Haftreibung f;
    static sense PHYSIOL statischer Sinn, Gleichgewichtssinn m
    2. ELEK (elektro)statisch (Ladung etc)
    3. Funk:
    a) atmosphärisch (Störung)
    b) Störungs…:
    static suppression Entstörung f
    4. (fest)stehend, ortsfest
    5. allg statisch, gleichbleibend
    B s
    1. statische Elektrizität
    2. Funk: atmosphärische oder statische Störungen pl
    3. pl (als sg konstruiert) PHYS Statik f (Lehre von den Kräften im Gleichgewicht)
    4. he got a lot of static US umg er musste sich einiges anhören
    * * *
    1. adjective
    1) (Phys.) statisch
    2) (not moving) statisch; (not changing) konstant [Umweltbedingungen]
    2. noun
    (atmospherics) atmosphärische Störungen
    * * *
    adj.
    elektrostatisch adj.
    feststehend adj.
    stationär adj.
    statisch adj.

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