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41 Affekthandlung
f PSYCH. impulsive act; JUR. crime of passion* * *Af|fẹkt|hand|lungfact committed under the influence of emotion* * *Af·fekt·hand·lungf act committed in the heat of the moment* * *die emotive act* * ** * *die emotive act* * *f.emotional act n. -
42 Aha-Effekt
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43 Depoteffekt
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44 Effekt
m; -(e)s, -e1. effect; (Ergebnis) auch result; TECH. (Wirkungsgrad) auch efficiency; auf Effekt angelegt calculated for effect; Effekt haben / machen have an effect2. THEAT. etc. (special) effect* * *der Effekteffect; impression* * *Ef|fẹkt [E'fɛkt]m -(e)s, -eeffectder Effekt war gleich null — the effect was absolutely nil (Brit) or zero (US), it had no effect whatsoever
* * *(in drama etc, devices for producing suitable sounds, lighting etc to accompany a play etc: sound effects.) effects* * *Ef·fekt<-[e]s, -e>[ɛˈfɛkt]m1. (Wirkung) effectder \Effekt war gleich null it had no effect whatsoeverim \Effekt in the end2. (Erscheinung) effect* * *der; Effekt[e]s, Effekte effect* * *auf Effekt angelegt calculated for effect;Effekt haben/machen have an effect* * *der; Effekt[e]s, Effekte effect* * *-e m.effect n. -
45 effektvoll
Adj. effective* * *ef|fẹkt|volladjeffective* * *ef·fekt·volladj effective* * *1.Adjektiv effective <speech, poem, contrast, pattern>; dramatic < pause, gesture, entrance>2.adverbial effectively* * *effektvoll adj effective* * *1.Adjektiv effective <speech, poem, contrast, pattern>; dramatic <pause, gesture, entrance>2.adverbial effectively -
46 Eiskonfekt
n1. aus Eiscreme: ice cream confectionery2. Eistörtchen* * *Eis|kon|fektnt(aus Eiscreme) ice cream confectionery* * *1. aus Eiscreme: ice cream confectionery -
47 Gruseleffekt
m spine-chilling effect* * *Gru|sel|ef|fektmhorror effect* * *Gruseleffekt m spine-chilling effect -
48 Infekt
* * *In|fẹkt [ɪn'fɛkt]1. m -(e)s, -e,In|fek|ti|óń[ɪnfɛk'tsioːn]2. f -, -eninfection* * *In·fekt<-[e]s, -e>[ɪnˈfɛkt]m infectiongrippaler \Infekt influenza* * *der; Infekt[e]s, Infekte (Med.) infection* * ** * *der; Infekt[e]s, Infekte (Med.) infection -
49 Konfekt
n; -(e)s, -e2. bes. südd., österr., schw. (Teegebäck) fancy biscuits (Am. cookies)* * *das Konfektsweets; chocolates; soft candy; comfit; confection; candy* * *Kon|fẹkt [kɔn'fɛkt]nt -(e)s, -econfectionery* * *Kon·fekt<-[e]s, -e>[kɔnˈfɛkt]nt confectionery* * *das; Konfekt[e]s1) confectionery; sweets pl. (Brit.); candies pl. (Amer.)2) (bes. südd., österr., schweiz.): (Teegebäck) [small] fancy biscuits pl. (Brit.) or (Amer.) cookies pl* * *2. besonders südd, österr, schweiz (Teegebäck) fancy biscuits (US cookies)* * *das; Konfekt[e]s1) confectionery; sweets pl. (Brit.); candies pl. (Amer.)2) (bes. südd., österr., schweiz.): (Teegebäck) [small] fancy biscuits pl. (Brit.) or (Amer.) cookies pl* * *-e n.candies n.confectionary n.sweets n. -
50 Präfekt
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51 Vorführeffekt
m hum. etwa sod’s law* * *Vor|führ|ef|fektmSod's lawder Vórführeffekt trat ein — it was a case of Sod's law
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52 Akkumulationseffekt
Ak·ku·mu·la·ti·ons·ef·fektm ÖKON accumulation effect -
53 Defektursache
De·fekt·ur·sa·chef cause of a/the defect [or fault] -
54 effekthascherisch
ef·fekt·ha·sche·rischadj (pej) sensationalist -
55 Einsparungseffekt
Ein·spa·rungs·ef·fektm FIN savings effect -
56 Gendefekt
Gen·de·fektm MED genetic defect -
57 Glättungseffekt
Glät·tungs·ef·fektm ÖKON smoothing effect -
58 Glitzereffekt
Glit·zer·ef·fektm glitter effect -
59 Hebeleffekt
He·bel·ef·fektm BÖRSE leverage [effect] -
60 Immundefekt
Im·mun·de·fektm MED immunodeficiency, immune deficiency
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