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1 balistico
balistico agg. ballistic: (fis.) galvanometro, missile, pendolo balistico, ballistic galvanometer, missile, pendulum.* * ** * *balisticopl. -ci, - che /ba'listiko, t∫i, ke/ballistic. -
2 missile
m missilemissile a lunga gittata long-range missile* * *◆ s.m. missile: missile a razzo, rocket missile: missile aria-aria, air-to-air missile; missile aria-superficie, air-to-surface missile; missile aria-terra, air-to-ground missile; missile aria-terra a corta gittata, short-range attack missile; missile balistico, ballistic missile; missile balistico intercontinentale, Intercontinental Ballistic Missile; missile guidato, guided missile; missile radiocomandato, radio-controlled missile; missile superficie-aria, surface-to-air missile; missile superficie-superficie, surface-to-surface missile; missile terra-aria, ground-to-air missile; missile terraterra, ground-to-ground missile; lanciare un missile, to launch a missile.* * *['missile]sostantivo maschile missile* * *missile/'missile/sostantivo m.missile. -
3 deviazione
"deviation;Abweichung;Abzweigung;desvio"* * *f deviationdi traffico diversion* * *deviazione s.f.1 deviation; deflection; ( stradale) detour: facemmo una deviazione per evitare le strade più affollate, we made a detour in order to avoid the most crowded roads; attento, c'è una deviazione per Milano, look out, there's a detour for Milan // (stat.) deviazione standard, media, standard, media deviation // (mar., aer.) deviazione magnetica, compass deviation // (elettr.) deviazione elettromagnetica, electromagnetic deflection // (tv) deviazione del quadro, frame deflection // (mecc.) deviazione balistica, ballistic deviation // ( assicurazioni) clausola di deviazione, ( dirottamento) deviation // deviazione dalla fede, deviation from one's faith2 (ferr.) shunting, switching3 (fig.) departure, deviation, straying; ( perversione) perversion, corruption // (psic.) deviazione mentale, mental deviation.* * *[deviat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (di tragitto) deviation, detour, diversion; (di traffico) deviation, diversion; (di strada) turning, diversion; (di corso d'acqua, luce) deflection, diversion2) (alterazione) deviation, departuredeviazione dalla o rispetto alla norma — deviation o departure o divergence from the norm
3) fis. (ottica) deviation4) psic. sociol. deviance•deviazione della colonna vertebrale — med. curvature of the spine
* * *deviazione/deviat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (di tragitto) deviation, detour, diversion; (di traffico) deviation, diversion; (di strada) turning, diversion; (di corso d'acqua, luce) deflection, diversion; fare una deviazione to (make a) detour; un canale di deviazione a diversion channel; una deviazione dalla strada principale a turning off the main street2 (alterazione) deviation, departure; deviazione dalla o rispetto alla norma deviation o departure o divergence from the norm3 fis. (ottica) deviation4 psic. sociol. deviance; deviazione sessuale perversiondeviazione della colonna vertebrale med. curvature of the spine. -
4 gittata
gittata s.f. (di arma) range, throw: cannoni a lunga gittata, long-range guns; missile balistico a media gittata, medium-range (o mid-range) ballistic missile.* * *[dʒit'tata]sostantivo femminile (di arma) range* * *gittata/dʒit'tata/sostantivo f.(di arma) range; avere una gittata di to range over\gittata cardiaca cardiac output. -
5 intercontinentale
intercontinental* * *intercontinentale agg. intercontinental: missile balistico intercontinentale, intercontinental ballistic missile.* * *[interkontinen'tale]aggettivo intercontinental* * *intercontinentale/interkontinen'tale/intercontinental. -
6 pendolo
m pendulum* * *pendolo1 s.m.1 (fis.) pendulum*: pendolo semplice, composto, simple, compound pendulum; pendolo a compensazione, compensation pendulum; pendolo balistico, ballistic pendulum; moto del pendolo, pendulum motion; oscillazione del pendolo, swing of the pendulum // (astr.) pendolo sismico, pendulum seismograph3 ( orologio a pendolo) pendulum-clock.1 (letter.) hanging; pendulous, pendent* * *['pɛndolo]sostantivo maschile1) fis. pendulum2) (orologio)* * *pendolo/'pεndolo/sostantivo m.1 fis. pendulum2 (orologio) orologio a pendolo grandfather clock. -
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8 galvanometro
galvanometro s.m. (elettr.) galvanometer: galvanometro a specchio, mirror galvanometer; galvanometro balistico, ballistic galvanometer; galvanometro direzionale, detector. -
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Ballistic — Bal*lis tic, a. 1. Of or pertaining to the ballista, or to the art of hurling stones or missile weapons by means of an engine. [1913 Webster] 2. Pertaining to ballistics[2], or to a projectile in a gravitational field. [1913 Webster +PJC] 3.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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ballistic — ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to projectiles or their flight. 2) moving under the force of gravity only. ● go ballistic Cf. ↑go ballistic ORIGIN from Greek ballein to throw … English terms dictionary
ballistic — [bə lis′tik] adj. [< BALLISTA] 1. of or connected with ballistics 2. of the motion and force of projectiles ☆ go ballistic Informal to become so angry as to lose emotional control … English World dictionary
ballistic — [[t]bəlɪ̱stɪk[/t]] 1) ADJ: ADJ n Ballistic means relating to ballistics. ...ballistic missiles... Ballistic tests have matched the weapons with bullets taken from the bodies of victims. 2) PHRASE: V inflects If someone goes ballistic, they… … English dictionary
Ballistic — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Ballistic Originaltitel Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever … Deutsch Wikipedia
ballistic — bal|lis|tic [bəˈlıstık] adj spoken [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: ballistic of ballistics (18 21 centuries), from Latin ballista weapon for throwing large rocks , from Greek, from ballein to throw ] go ballistic to suddenly become very angry ▪ I… … Dictionary of contemporary English
ballistic — /bəˈlɪstɪk / (say buh listik) adjective 1. of or relating to ballistics. 2. relating to projectiles. 3. relating to an instrument, as a ballistic galvanometer, for measuring the effect of a transient source of energy or an impact. 4. of or… …
ballistic — adjective Etymology: Latin ballista Date: circa 1775 1. of or relating to ballistics or to a body in motion according to the laws of ballistics 2. being or characterized by repeated bouncing < ballistic stretching > 3. extremely and … New Collegiate Dictionary
ballistic — ballistically, adv. /beuh lis tik/, adj. 1. of or pertaining to ballistics. 2. having its motion determined or describable by the laws of exterior ballistics. 3. go ballistic, Informal. to become overwrought or irrational: went ballistic over the … Universalium
ballistic — adj furious, uncontrollable. This use of the term, often in the phrase go ballistic , has become a common expression since the 1990s. It probably originated, unsurprisingly, in the slang of the armed forces, where it is still common. ► I totally… … Contemporary slang
