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1 nuclear
adjective1) Kern-2) (using nuclear energy or weapons) Atom-; Kern[explosion, -technik]; atomar [Antrieb, Gefechtskopf, Bedrohung, Gegenschlag, Wettrüsten]; nuklear [Abschreckungspotenzial, Sprengkörper, Streitkräfte]; atomgetrieben [Unterseeboot, Schiff]* * *['nju:kliə]1) (using atomic energy: a nuclear power station; nuclear weapons.) Atom-...2) (of a nucleus.) Kern-...* * *nu·clear[ˈnju:kliəʳ, AM ˈnu:kliɚ, ˈnju:-]adj inv1. (of energy) Kern-, Atom-2. MIL nuklear, atomar\nuclear-free zone atomwaffenfreie Zoneto go \nuclear Atomwaffen zum Einsatz bringen3. NUCL Kern-4. (freak out)to go \nuclear ausrasten fam* * *['njuːklɪə(r)]adjAtom-; fuel nuklear, atomar;* * *A adj1. kernförmig, Kern…2. PHYS nuklear, Nuklear…; (Atom)Kern…, Atom…, atomar3. atomgetrieben, mit Atomantrieb, Atom…B s1. Kernwaffe f, besonders Atomrakete f2. POL Atom-, Nuklearmacht f3. Atom-, Kernkraft fNBC abk2. MIL nuclear, biological, and chemical ABC-…* * *adjective1) Kern-2) (using nuclear energy or weapons) Atom-; Kern[explosion, -technik]; atomar [Antrieb, Gefechtskopf, Bedrohung, Gegenschlag, Wettrüsten]; nuklear [Abschreckungspotenzial, Sprengkörper, Streitkräfte]; atomgetrieben [Unterseeboot, Schiff]* * *adj.Kern- präfix.nuklear adj. -
2 nuclear disarmament
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3 nuclear energy
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4 nucleus
noun, pl. nuclei Kern, der* * *['nju:kliəs]1) (the central part of an atom.) der Kern2) (the part of a plant or animal cell that controls its development.) der Kern•- academic.ru/50664/nuclear">nuclear- nuclear device
- nuclear disarmament
- nuclear energy
- nuclear reactor* * *nu·cleusn* * *['njuːklɪəs]n pl nuclei (PHYS, ASTRON, FIG)Kern m; (BIOL, of cell also) Nukleus m* * *2. fig Kern m:a) Mittelpunkt mb) Grundstock m3. OPT Kernschatten m4. MATH Kern m (einer Integralgleichung etc)5. GEOL Kerngebiet n* * *noun, pl. nuclei Kern, der* * *n.Atomkern -e m.Keimzelle f.Kern -e m.Zellkern -e m. -
5 weapon
['wepən] noun (lit. or fig.) Waffe, dieweapon of mass destruction — Massenvernichtungswaffe, die
* * *['wepən](any instrument or means which is used for one's own defence or for attacking others: Rifles, arrows, atom bombs and tanks are all weapons; The police are looking for the murder weapon; Surprise is our best weapon.) die Waffe* * *weap·on[ˈwepən]\weapons of mass destruction Massenvernichtungswaffen plto search sb for \weapons jdn nach Waffen durchsuchen* * *['wepən] Waffe f* * *weapon [ˈwepən] s1. Waffe f (auch fig):2. vulg Schwanz m (Penis)* * *['wepən] noun (lit. or fig.) Waffe, dieweapon of mass destruction — Massenvernichtungswaffe, die
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6 weapon
weap·on [ʼwepən] n(a. fig) Waffe f;to search sb for \weapons jdn nach Waffen durchsuchen -
7 ABC warfare
ABC warfare POL ABC-Krieg(s)führung f (synonymous: nuclear, biological and chemical warfare; atomic, biological and chemical warfare; mit atomaren, biologischen und chemischen Waffen)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > ABC warfare
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