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1 artificial silk
artificial silk Kunstseide fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > artificial silk
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2 artificial silk
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3 artificial silk keratitis
SpinneraugeEnglish-German dictionary of labour protection > artificial silk keratitis
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4 enamelled artificial-silk covered wire
enamelled artificial-silk covered wire Kunstseidenlackdraht mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > enamelled artificial-silk covered wire
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5 artificial
adjectiveartificial sweetener — Süßstoff, der
artificial limb — Prothese, die
artificial eye — Glasauge, das
she wore an artificial smile for the cameras — für die Fotografen setzte sie ein einstudiertes Lächeln auf
* * *(made by man; not natural; not real: artificial flowers; Did you look at the colour in artificial light or in daylight?) künstlich- academic.ru/115097/artficially">artficially- artificiality
- artificial respiration* * *ar·ti·fi·cial[ˌɑ:tɪˈfɪʃəl, AM ˌɑ:rt̬əˈ-]1. (not natural) künstlich\artificial colour[ing] Farbstoff m\artificial eye künstliches Auge\artificial fertilizer Kunstdünger m\artificial fibre Kunstfaser f\artificial flavour Geschmacksverstärker m\artificial kidney künstliche Niere\artificial leg/teeth Bein-/Zahnprothese f\artificial limb Prothese f\artificial sweetener Süßstoff m\artificial turf Kunstrasen man \artificial smile ein unechtes [o aufgesetztes] Lächeln* * *["AːtI'fISəl]adj1) (= synthetic) künstlichartificial hair/silk — Kunsthaar nt/-seide f
artificial limb — Prothese f, Kunstglied nt
you're so artificial —
if you say it that way it sounds artificial — wenn du es so sagst, klingt das unecht
* * *artificial [ˌɑː(r)tıˈfıʃl] adj (adv artificially)1. Kunst…, künstlich:artificial flower (insemination, kidney, respiration, etc) künstliche Blume (Befruchtung, Niere, Beatmung etc);give sb artificial respiration jemanden künstlich beatmen;artificial anus MED künstlicher Darmausgang;artificial fertilizer Kunstdünger m;artificial gem synthetischer Edelstein;artificial horizon FLUG, ASTRON künstlicher Horizont;artificial intelligence IT künstliche Intelligenz;artificial person juristische Person;artificial selection BIOL künstliche Zuchtwahl;artificial silk Kunstseide f;artificial snow Kunstschnee m;artificial teeth falsche oder künstliche Zähne;2. gekünstelt, unecht, falsch3. unnatürlich, affektiert4. BIOL unorganisch5. BOT gezüchtetart. abk1. article2. artificial3. artillery4. artist* * *adjective1) (not natural) künstlich; Kunst-; (not real) unecht; imitiertartificial sweetener — Süßstoff, der
artificial limb — Prothese, die
artificial eye — Glasauge, das
2) (affected) affektiert; (insincere) gekünsteltshe wore an artificial smile for the cameras — für die Fotografen setzte sie ein einstudiertes Lächeln auf
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6 rayon
noun(Textiles) Reyon, das od. der; attrib. Reyon[kleid, -hemd]* * *['reion]noun, adjective* * *ray·on[ˈreɪɒn, AM -ɑ:n]* * *['reɪɒn]1. nViskose f, Reyon nt2. adjaus Viskose or Reyonrayon fibre — Viskose- or Reyonfaser f
* * *A s1. Kunstseide f:rayon staple Zellwolle f2. Kunstseidenprodukt nB adj kunstseiden, Kunstseiden…* * *noun(Textiles) Reyon, das od. der; attrib. Reyon[kleid, -hemd]* * *n.Kunstseide f. -
7 man-made
adjectivekünstlich [See, Blumen, Schlucht]; vom Menschen geschaffen [Gesetze]; (synthetic) Kunst[faser, -stoff]* * ** * *adj künstlich\man-made fibres künstliche Fasern, Kunstfasern pl* * *['mn'meɪd]adj1) (= artificial) künstlichor fibers (US) — Kunstfasern pl, synthetische Fasern pl
man-made leather/silk — Kunstleder nt/-seide f
2) (= caused by man) disaster, pollution vom Menschen verursacht; world, environment, laws vom Menschen geschaffen* * *man-made adja) vom Menschen geschaffen (Gesetze etc)b) vom Menschen verursacht (Naturkatastrophen etc)c) künstlich (Satellit etc):a man-made lake ein künstlicher oder künstlich angelegter See;man-made snow Kunstschnee m* * *adjectivekünstlich [See, Blumen, Schlucht]; vom Menschen geschaffen [Gesetze]; (synthetic) Kunst[faser, -stoff]
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