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Astronomie, die* * *[ə'stronəmi](the study of the stars and their movements: He is studying astronomy.) die Astronomie- academic.ru/4130/astronomer">astronomer- astronomical
- astronomic* * *as·trono·my[əˈstrɒnəmi, AM əˈstrɑ:nə-]* * *[əs'trɒnəmɪ]nAstronomie f* * *astron. abk1. astronomer2. astronomical3. astronomy* * *noun, no pl.Astronomie, die* * *n.Astronomie f.Sternkunde f. -
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6 gamma-ray astronomy
gamma-ray astronomy s Gammaastronomie f (Teilgebiet der Astronomie, das sich mit der Erforschung der aus dem Weltall kommenden Röntgen- und Gammastrahlen befasst) -
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radio astronomy s Radioastronomie f (Teilgebiet der Astronomie, das die von Gestirnen und kosmischen Objekten kommende Radiofrequenzstrahlung untersucht)* * *n.Radioastronomie f. -
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nounAstronom, der/Astronomin, die* * ** * *as·trono·mer[əˈstrɒnəməʳ, AM əˈstrɑ:nəmɚ]* * *[əs'trɒnəmə(r)]nAstronom( in) m(f)* * *astron. abk1. astronomer2. astronomical3. astronomy* * *nounAstronom, der/Astronomin, die* * *n.Astronom -en m. -
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adjective, astronomically adverb(lit. or fig.) astronomisch* * *as·tro·nomi·cal[ˌæstrəˈnɒmɪkəl, AM -ˈnɑ:m-]\astronomical price astronomischer Preisto be \astronomical prices ins Unermessliche gehen* * *["strə'nɒmIkəl] astronomisch* * *astronomical adj (adv astronomically) astronomisch:a) Stern…, Himmels…:astronomical chart Himmels-, Sternkarte f;astronomical clock astronomische Uhr;astronomical telescope astronomisches Fernrohr;b) fig umg riesig, ungeheuer:astronomical figures astronomische Zahlen;astronomically expensive sündhaft teuerastron. abk1. astronomer2. astronomical3. astronomy* * *adjective, astronomically adverb(lit. or fig.) astronomisch* * *adj.Stern- präfixastronomisch adj. -
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<tech.gen> (e.g. nuclear physics, astronomy, space flight) ■ Orbitalbewegung f< nucl> ■ Umlaufbewegung f -
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17 parent
nounElternteil, der* * *['peərənt]1) (one of the two persons etc (one male and one female) who are jointly the cause of one's birth.) der Elternteil2) (a person with the legal position of a mother or father eg by adoption.) der Elternteil•- academic.ru/53588/parentage">parentage- parental
- parenthood* * *par·ent[ˈpeərənt, AM ˈper-]I. n▪ \parents Eltern plsingle \parent Alleinerziehende(r) f(m)1. (of parents) Eltern-2. (of organizations) Mutter-\parent organization Mutterorganisation f3. CHEM\parent solution Stammlösung fIII. vt▪ to \parent sb jdn großziehen* * *['pEərənt]1. n1) Elternteil mthe duties of a parent —
his father was his favourite parent — von seinen Eltern hatte er seinen Vater am liebsten
the Copernican theory is the parent of modern astronomy — die moderne Astronomie geht auf die Lehren des Kopernikus zurück
2. attrparent birds — Vogeleltern pl
* * *A s1. Elternteil m, pl Eltern pl:parents’ night SCHULE Elternabend mour first parents, Adam and Eve unsere Voreltern, Adam und Eva3. BIOL Elter n/m4. figa) Urheber(in)b) Ursprung m, Ursache f5. WIRTSCH Mutter f (Muttergesellschaft)B adj1. BIOL Stamm…, Mutter…:parent cell Mutterzelle f2. ursprünglich, Ur…:parent form Urform f3. fig Mutter…, Stamm…:parent folder COMPUT übergeordneter Ordner;parent frequencies Primärfrequenzen;a) Urstoff m,b) GEOL Mutter-, Ausgangsgestein n;parent organization Dachorganisation f;* * *nounElternteil, der* * *n.Elternteil m. -
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nounRadar, das od. der* * *(a method of showing the direction and distance of an object by means of radio waves which bounce off the object and return to their source.) der Radar* * *ra·dar[ˈreɪdɑ:ʳ, AM -dɑ:r]\radar contact Radarerfassung f\radar scanner Radarsuchgerät nt* * *['reɪdAː(r)]nRadar nt or m* * *radar [ˈreıdɑː(r)]A s ELEK1. Radar m/nB adj Radar…:radar-assisted mit Radarhilfe;radar control Radarkontrolle f;radar display Radarschirmbild n;radar jamming Radarstörung f;radar screen Radarschirm m;radar trap Radarfalle f umg* * *nounRadar, das od. der* * *n.Radar m.,n.Radargerät n. -
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adjective* * *['sferikəl]adjective (completely round, like a ball: It is now known that the world is not flat, but spherical; a spherical object.) kugelförmig* * *spheri·cal[ˈsferɪkəl, AM ˈsfɪr-]\spherical-symmetrical MATH kugelsymmetrisch* * *['sferIkəl]adj(in shape) kugelförmig, (kugel)rund; (MATH, ASTRON) sphärisch* * *spherical adj (adv spherically)1. kugelförmig:2. MATHa) Kugel…:b) sphärisch:* * *adjective* * *adj.Kugel- präfix.ballig adj.kugelförmig adj. -
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proper noun(Astron.) Uranus, der* * *Ura·nus[ˈjʊərənəs, AM ˈjʊr-]* * *[jʊə'reɪnəs]n (ASTRON)Uranus m* * *A Eigenn MYTH Uranos m (Himmelsgott)B s ASTRON Uranus m (ein Planet)* * *proper noun(Astron.) Uranus, der* * *(Astronomy) n.Uranus f.
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