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1 atmospheric radio noise
atmospheric radio noise atmosphärische Störungen fpl im FunkverkehrEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > atmospheric radio noise
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2 atmospheric interference
English-german technical dictionary > atmospheric interference
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3 aerial
1. adjective1) (in the air) Luft-2) (atmospheric) atmosphärisch3) (Aeronaut.) Luft-2. nounAntenne, die* * *['eəriəl] 1. noun((American antenna) a wire or rod (or a set of these) able to send or receive radio waves etc: a television aerial.) die Antenne2. adjective(in or from the air: aerial photography.) Luft...* * *aer·ial[ˈeəriəl, AM ˈeri-]I. adj attr, inv aus der Luft, Luft-II. n Antenne f* * *['ɛərɪəl]1. n(esp Brit: antenna) Antenne f2. adjLuft-aerial barrage (air to ground) — Bombardement nt; (ground to air) Flakfeuer nt
aerial photograph or shot — Luftbild nt, Luftaufnahme f
aerial view — Luftbild nt, Luftansicht f
in order to obtain an aerial view of the site — um das Gelände von der Luft aus zu betrachten
* * *A adj1. luftig, zur Luft gehörend, in der Luft lebend oder befindlich, hoch, Luft…:aerial advertising Luftwerbung f;2. aus Luft bestehend, leicht, flüchtig, ätherisch3. fig ätherisch:a) schemenhaft, wesenlosb) zartaerial barrage MILa) Luftsperr-, Flakfeuer n,b) Ballonsperre f;aerial camera Luftbildkamera f;aerial inspection Luftinspektion f;aerial map Luftbildkarte f;aerial navigation Luftschifffahrt f;5. TECH oberirdisch, Ober…, Frei…, Luft…:aerial cable Luftkabel n;aerial line, aerial wire ELEK Ober-, Freileitung f6. RADIO etc besonders Br Antennen…:aerial array Richtantennennetz n;aerial booster Antennenverstärker m;aerial gain Antennengewinn m;aerial mast Antennenmast m;aerial noise Antennenrauschen n;aerial power Antennenleistung f;aerial socket Antennenanschluss mB s besonders Br Antenne f* * *1. adjective1) (in the air) Luft-2) (atmospheric) atmosphärisch3) (Aeronaut.) Luft-2. nounAntenne, die* * *adj.luftig adj. n.Antenne -n f.
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