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1 atomar
Adj. atomic, nuclear; atomare Streitkräfte nuclear powers* * *atomic* * *ato|mar [ato'maːɐ]1. adjatomic, nuclear; Struktur atomic; Drohung nuclearatomáre Abfälle — nuclear waste
2. advbedrohen, vernichten with a nuclear attackatomár bestückt — armed with nuclear warheads
atomár angetrieben — nuclear-powered
* * *ato·mar[atoˈma:ɐ̯]I. adjII. adv2. TECH with nuclear power▪ \atomar angetrieben sein to be nuclear-powered* * *1. 2.atomar angetrieben — nuclear-powered; atomic-powered
atomar aufrüsten — build up nuclear arms
* * *atomar adj atomic, nuclear;atomare Streitkräfte nuclear powers* * *1. 2.atomar angetrieben — nuclear-powered; atomic-powered
* * *adj.atomic adj. adv.atomically adv. -
2 Atomenergie
* * *die Atomenergieatomic energy; nuclear energy* * *Atom|ener|giefnuclear energy* * *die1) (very great energy obtained by breaking up the atoms of some substances.) atomic energy2) (atomic energy.) nuclear energy* * *Atom·ener·gief nuclear [or atomic] energy* * *die; o. Pl. nuclear or atomic energy no indef. art.* * ** * *die; o. Pl. nuclear or atomic energy no indef. art.* * *f.atomic energy n. -
3 Atomkraft
* * *die Atomkraftatomic power* * *Atom|kraftfatomic or nuclear power or energy* * *(power (for making electricity etc) obtained from atomic energy.) atomic power* * *Atom·kraftf kein pl nuclear power [or energy]* * *die; o. Pl. nuclear or atomic power no indef. art* * ** * *die; o. Pl. nuclear or atomic power no indef. art -
4 Atommüll
m nuclear ( oder radioactive) waste* * *der Atommüllnuclear waste; atomic waste* * *Atom|müllmatomic or nuclear or radioactive waste* * *Atom·müllm nuclear [or atomic] waste* * *der nuclear or atomic waste* * ** * *der nuclear or atomic waste* * *m.atomic waste n.nuclear waste n. -
5 Atomwaffe
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6 Atomexplosion
f atomic ( oder nuclear) explosion* * *Atom|ex|plo|si|onfatomic or nuclear explosion* * *Atom·ex·plo·si·onf nuclear [or atomic] explosion* * *die nuclear or atomic explosion* * ** * *die nuclear or atomic explosion -
7 Atomzeitalter
n nuclear age* * *das Atomzeitalteratomic age* * *Atom|zeit|al|terntatomic or nuclear age* * *Atom·zeit·al·ternt kein pl▪ das \Atomzeitalter the nuclear [or atomic] age* * *das; o. Pl. nuclear or atomic age* * *Atomzeitalter n nuclear age* * *das; o. Pl. nuclear or atomic age* * *n.atomic age n. -
8 Atombombe
* * *die AtombombeA-bomb; atom bomb; atomic bomb* * *Atom|bom|befatomic or atom (esp Brit) bomb* * *die1) (an atomic bomb.) A-bomb2) (a bomb using atomic energy.) atom(ic) bomb* * *Atom·bom·bef atomic [or nuclear] bomb* * ** * ** * *die nuclear bomb; atom bomb* * *f.A-bomb n.atomic bomb n. -
9 Atomkraftwerk
n nuclear power station* * *das Atomkraftwerknuclear power station* * *Atom|kraft|werkntatomic or nuclear power station* * *Atom·kraft·werknt nuclear power station* * *das nuclear or atomic power station* * *Atomkraftwerk n nuclear power station* * *das nuclear or atomic power station* * *n.nuclear power station n. -
10 Atomphysik
f nuclear physics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *Atom|phy|sikfatomic or nuclear physics sing* * *Atom·phy·sikf nuclear physics + sing vb* * ** * ** * *die nuclear or atomic physics sing., no art* * *f.nuclear physics n. -
11 Atomkrieg
m atomic ( oder nuclear) war(fare)* * *Atom|kriegmatomic or nuclear war* * *Atom·kriegm nuclear war* * *der nuclear war* * ** * *der nuclear war -
12 Atombunker
m atomic ( oder nuclear) shelter* * *Atom|bun|kermatomic or nuclear blast-proof bunker* * *Atom·bun·kerm nuclear fall-out shelter* * ** * ** * *der fallout shelter* * *m.fallout shelter n. -
13 Atomreaktor
m nuclear reactor* * *der Atomreaktoratomic reactor; atomic pile; nuclear reactor* * *Atom|re|ak|tormnuclear reactor* * *Atom·re·ak·torm nuclear reactor* * *der nuclear reactor* * *Atomreaktor m nuclear reactor* * *der nuclear reactor* * *m.nuclear reactor n. -
14 Kernenergie
f PHYS. nuclear energy* * *die Kernenergieatomic energy; nuclear energy* * *Kẹrn|ener|giefnuclear energy* * *Kern·ener·gief nuclear [or atomic] energy* * *die nuclear energy no art.* * ** * *die nuclear energy no art.* * *f.nuclear energy n. -
15 Atomforschung
f nuclear research* * *Atom|for|schungfatomic or nuclear research* * *Atom·for·schungf nuclear research* * *Atomforschung f nuclear research* * *f.atomic research n. -
16 Atomsprengkopf
m MIL. nuclear warhead* * *der Atomsprengkopfnuclear warhead* * *Atom|spreng|kopfmatomic or nuclear warhead* * *Atom·spreng·kopfm nuclear warhead* * *der nuclear warhead* * ** * *der nuclear warhead -
17 Atomenergienutzung
f use of atomic ( oder nuclear) energy* * * -
18 Atombombenexplosion
Atom|bom|ben|ex|plo|si|onfatomic or nuclear explosion* * *Atom·bom·ben·ex·plo·si·onf atomic [or nuclear] explosion -
19 atomgetrieben
Adj. nuclear-powered* * *atomic-powered; nuclear-powered* * *atom|ge|trie|ben [-gətriːbn]adjnuclear-powered* * *atom·ge·trie·benadj nuclear-powered* * *atomgetrieben adj nuclear-powered -
20 atombombensicher
atom|bom|ben|si|cher1. adjatomic or nuclear blast-proof2. advatómbombensicher gebaut — capable of withstanding a nuclear attack
atómbombensicher untergebracht — protected against nuclear attack
* * *atom·bom·ben·si·cherI. adj nuclear blast-proofII. adv safe from nuclear blast
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