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1 nuclear reactor
(an apparatus for producing nuclear energy.) der Kernreaktor* * *nu·clear re·ˈac·torn Atomreaktor m* * ** * *n.Atommeiler m.Atomreaktor m.Kernreaktor m. -
2 support structure
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3 cladding
<tech.gen> (metal bonded to an inner core of another metal) ■ Hülle f<tech.gen> ■ Umhüllung f< srfc> (result; by rolling, welding; e.g. for hardfacing) ■ Plattierung f ; Plattierschicht f -
4 water jacket
<tech.gen> (for cooling, heating) ■ Wassermantel mpract <tech.gen> (e.g. around cylinders, mold cavities) ■ Kühlmittelmantel m ; Kühlwassermantel m praktcoll <mvhcl.mot> (channels between inner and outer shells of cylinder block and head) ■ Kühlmantel m ; Kühlwassermantel m ; Wassermantel m ugs -
5 critical
adjective1) kritischbe critical of somebody/something — jemanden/etwas kritisieren
cast a critical eye over something — etwas mit kritischen Augen betrachten
the play received critical acclaim — das Stück fand die Anerkennung der Kritik
2) (involving risk, crucial) kritisch [Zustand, Punkt, Phase]; entscheidend [Faktor, Test]* * *1) (judging and analysing: He has written several critical works on Shakespeare.) kritisch2) (fault-finding: He tends to be critical of his children.) tadelsüchtig3) (of, at or having the nature of, a crisis; very serious: a critical shortage of food; After the accident, his condition was critical.) bedenklich* * *criti·cal[ˈkrɪtɪkəl, AM -t̬-]1. (involving judgements) kritischto receive [or win] \critical acclaim von den Kritikern gelobt [o positiv aufgenommen] werden\critical edition/evaluation kritische Ausgabe/Bewertung\critical success Erfolg m bei der Kritik2. (fault-finding) kritisch, missbilligend▪ to be \critical of sb an jdm etwas auszusetzen habento look at [or judge] sth with a \critical eye etw kritisch betrachtento be highly [or sharply] \critical of sth/sb etw/jdm [äußerst] kritisch gegenüberstehen3. (crucial) entscheidend\critical factor/moment entscheidender Faktor/Augenblickto be on the \critical list ein Todeskandidat/eine Todeskandidatin sein6.* * *['krItIkəl]adj1) (= fault-finding, discriminating) kritischthe book met with critical acclaim — das Buch fand Anklang bei den Kritikern or wurde in den Kritiken gelobt
to cast a critical eye over sth — sich (dat) etw kritisch ansehen
to be critical of sb/sth — jdn/etw kritisieren
it is critical ( for us) to understand what is happening — es ist (für uns) von entscheidender Bedeutung zu wissen, was vorgeht
to be on the critical list (Med) — in kritischem Zustand sein
* * *critical [ˈkrıtık] adj (adv critically) kritisch:a) (streng) prüfend, sorgfältig (prüfend), anspruchsvollb) missbilligend, tadelnd ( beide:of akk):be critical of ( oder about) sth an einer Sache etwas auszusetzen haben, einer Sache kritisch gegenüberstehen, etwas kritisieren; sich kritisch mit etwas auseinandersetzenc) wissenschaftlich erläuternd:critical edition kritische Ausgabed) kunstverständig (urteilend):his novel failed critically sein Roman fiel bei der Kritik durche) entscheidend:f) gefährlich, bedenklich, ernst, brenzlig (Situation etc):critical altitude FLUG kritische Höhe;critical angle PHYS kritischer Winkel;critical angle (of attack) FLUG kritischer Anstellwinkel;he is in (a) critical condition MED sein Zustand ist kritisch, er schwebt in Lebensgefahr;critical constants PHYS kritische Konstanten;be critically injured lebensgefährlich verletzt werden;critical load Grenzbelastung f;critical temperature (Thermodynamik) kritische Temperaturg) schwierig:critical supplies Mangelgüterh) (Kernphysik) in einem Zustand, in dem ebenso viel Neutronen erzeugt werden wie aus dem Reaktor ausfließen und absorbiert werden, sodass die Kettenreaktion gerade aufrechterhalten wird (Reaktor):go critical kritisch werden;critical mass kritische Massecrit. abk1. critical2. criticism* * *adjective1) kritischbe critical of somebody/something — jemanden/etwas kritisieren
2) (involving risk, crucial) kritisch [Zustand, Punkt, Phase]; entscheidend [Faktor, Test]* * *adj.bedenklich adj.kritisch adj.mäkelig adj.
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