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21 graphical kernel system
English-german technical dictionary > graphical kernel system
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22 Graphical Kernel System for Three Dimensions
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23 integral kernel
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24 palm kernel fat
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25 palm kernel oil
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26 resolvent kernel
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27 substitution kernel process
< math> ■ Ersatzkernverfahren nEnglish-german technical dictionary > substitution kernel process
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28 Wigner kernel
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29 XL kernel
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30 Yukawa kernel
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31 pine kernel
ˈpine ker·neln BRIT, AUS Pinienkern m -
32 pine kernel
'pine ker·nel n(Brit, Aus) Pinienkern m -
33 ice kernel
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34 almond
nounMandel, die* * *2) (the kernel of its fruit: The cake had raisins and almonds in it.) die Mandel* * *al·mondI. nblanched \almonds abgezogene Mandelnchopped/toasted \almonds gehackte/geröstete Mandelnslivered \almonds Mandelstifte pl* * *['Aːmənd]nMandel f; (= tree) Mandelbaum m* * *A s1. BOTa) Mandelbaum mb) Mandel f2. Mandelfarbe f3. mandelförmiger GegenstandB adj1. Mandel…2. mandelfarben* * *nounMandel, die* * *(tree) n.Mandelbaum m. n.Mandel -n f. -
35 copra
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36 grain
noun1) Korn, das; (collect.): ([species of] corn) Getreide, das; Korn, das2) (particle) Korn, dasa grain of truth — (fig.) ein Gran od. Körnchen Wahrheit
4) (texture) Korn, das (fachspr.); Griff, der; (in wood) Maserung, die; (in paper) Faser, die; Faserverlauf, der; (in leather) Narbung, diego against the grain [for somebody] — (fig.) jemandem gegen den Strich gehen (ugs.)
* * *[ɡrein]1) (a seed of wheat, oats etc.) das Korn2) (corn in general: Grain is ground into flour.) das Korn3) (a very small, hard particle: a grain of sand.) das Korn4) (the way in which the lines of fibre run in wood, leather etc.) die Faser, die Maserung5) (a very small amount: There isn't a grain of truth in that story.) die Spur•- academic.ru/116411/go_against_the_grain">go against the grain* * *[greɪn]I. n\grain of salt/sand Salz-/Sandkorn nt\grain of barley/corn/rice/wheat Gersten-/Mais-/Reis-/Weizenkorn ntwood \grain Holzmaserung fa \grain of gold/silver ein Gran Gold/Silbera \grain of comfort ein kleiner Trosta \grain of common sense eine Spur gesunden Menschenverstandsa \grain of hope ein Fünkchen Hoffnunga \grain of truth ein Körnchen Wahrheit8.▶ to take something with a \grain of salt etw nicht so wörtlich nehmen\grain alcohol Äthylalkohol mIII. vt▪ to \grain sth1. (granulate) etw mahlen2. (paint a grain pattern) etw masern4. (remove hair from) hide etw narben* * *[greɪn]1. n1) no pl Getreide nt, Korn nt2) (of corn, salt, sand etc) Korn nt; (fig, of sense, malice) Spur f; (of truth) Körnchen nt; (of hope) Funke m3) (of leather) Narben m; (of cloth) Strich m; (of meat) Faser f; (of wood, marble) Maserung f; (of stone) Korn nt, Gefüge nt; (PHOT) Korn nt4) (= weight) Gran nt2. vtwood masern; leather, paper narben* * *grain [ɡreın]A s1. BOT (Samen-, besonders Getreide) Korn n:grain of rice Reiskorn2. koll Getreide n, Korn n (Pflanzen oder Frucht): → chaff1 13. (Sand- etc) Körnchen n, (-)Korn n:4. fig Spur f:not a grain of hope kein Funke Hoffnung;a grain of truth ein Körnchen Wahrheit;without a grain of sense ohne einen Funken Verstand5. WIRTSCH Gran n (Gewichtseinheit)6. TECHa) (Längs)Faser f, Faserung fb) Maserung f (vom Holz):7. TECH Narben m (bei Leder):grain (side) Narben-, Haarseite f8. TECHa) Korn n, Narbe f (von Papier)b) METALL Korn n, Körnung f9. TECHa) Strich m (Tuch)b) Faser fc) HIST Koschenille f (karminroter Farbstoff)10. MINER Korn n, Gefüge n11. FOTOa) Korn nb) Körnigkeit f (von Film)12. pl Brauerei: Treber pl, Trester plB v/t1. körnen, granulierena) enthaarenb) körnen, narben3. TECHa) Papier narbenb) Textilien in der Wolle färben4. künstlich masern, äderngr. abk1. grade3. gross Brutto…* * *noun1) Korn, das; (collect.): ([species of] corn) Getreide, das; Korn, das2) (particle) Korn, dasa grain of truth — (fig.) ein Gran od. Körnchen Wahrheit
4) (texture) Korn, das (fachspr.); Griff, der; (in wood) Maserung, die; (in paper) Faser, die; Faserverlauf, der; (in leather) Narbung, diego against the grain [for somebody] — (fig.) jemandem gegen den Strich gehen (ugs.)
* * *(woodwork) n.Äderung -en f. n.Getreide n.Korn ¨-er n.Quentchen (alt.Rechtschreibung) n.Quäntchen n.Samenkorn n. -
37 pumpkin
noun(Bot.) Kürbis, der; attrib. Kürbis-* * *(a kind of large, round, thick-skinned yellow fruit, eaten as food.) der Kürbis* * *pump·kin[ˈpʌmpkɪn]I. n\pumpkin pie AM Kürbiskuchen m\pumpkin seed AM ( fam: drug) Meskalin nt; (kernel) Kürbiskern m; (fish) Sonnenbarsch m, Butterfisch m* * *['pʌmpkIn]nKürbis m* * ** * *noun(Bot.) Kürbis, der; attrib. Kürbis-* * *n.Kürbis -se m. -
38 grain
[greɪn] nwood \grain Holzmaserung f5) (dated: 0.0648 grams) Gran nt;a \grain of gold/ silver ein Gran Gold/Silber;a \grain of comfort ein kleiner Trost;a \grain of common sense eine Spur gesunden Menschenverstands;a \grain of hope ein Fünkchen Hoffnung;a \grain of truth ein Körnchen WahrheitPHRASES:to take something with a \grain of salt etw nicht so wörtlich nehmen;modifier (exports, harvest, prices, production, storage) Getreide-;\grain alcohol Äthylalkohol m vtto \grain sth1) ( granulate) etw mahlen2) ( paint a grain pattern) etw masern -
39 pumpkin
pump·kin [ʼpʌmpkɪn] n2) (Am);modifier (bread, muffin, soup) Kürbis-;\pumpkin pie (Am) Kürbiskuchen m; -
40 GKS
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