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1 central core
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2 central core
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4 central core of stability
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > central core of stability
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5 central core disease (of muscle)
central core disease [of muscle]Central-core-Krankheit f ( angeborene Myopathie)Fachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > central core disease (of muscle)
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[kɔ:ʳ, Am kɔ:r] n1) ( centre) of apple, pear Kernhaus nt, Kerngehäuse nt geol; of rock Innere[s] nt; of planet Mittelpunkt m; nucl ( of reactor) [Reaktor]kern m;to be rotten to the \core völlig verfault seinthe hard \core der harte Kern ( fam)to get to the \core of a matter/ issue zum Kern einer Angelegenheit/eines Problems vordringen;( completely)to be conservative/ arrogant/a patriot to the \core durch und durch konservativ/arrogant/Patriot sein;to be rotten to the \core bis ins Mark verdorben sein, durch und durch schlecht sein;to be shocked to the \core bis ins Mark erschüttert seinattr, inv (activity, message) Haupt-;the \core issue die zentrale Frage, der zentrale Punkt vtto \core fruit Früchte entkernen;( in recipes)peel and \core the apples die Äpfel schälen und das Kerngehäuse entfernen [o ausschneiden] -
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<tech.gen> (gen.; e.g. in molding, inductive coils, etc.) ■ Kern m<tech.gen> (central part, element) ■ Kernstück n<tech.gen> (e.g. electric engine) ■ Kegelrotor m< astron> ■ Kern m<build.hydr> (inner sealing matter of a dam, dike) ■ Kerndichtung f ; Innendichtung f<el> ■ Leiter m< geo> (oldest part of continents) ■ Kraton m ; Kontinentalkern m ; Kontinentkern m ; Urkontinent m ; Kern m< metal> ■ Gießkern mpract < nucl> (of PWR, BWR) ■ Reaktorkern m DIN 25401-3 ; Kern m prakt ; Core m prakt ; Spaltzone f rar< pack> (for winding of fibers, yarns, fabrics, film, foil, paper etc.) ■ Aufwickelhülse f DIN 55 405 ; Rollenkern m ; Wickelhülse f<phys.chem> ■ Rumpf mvt <tech.gen> (e.g. soil, rock, concrete) ■ Bohrkerne ziehen vt -
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9 hard core
noun* * *n* * *1. Br Schotter m2. fig harter Kern (einer Bande etc)* * *noun -
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11 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
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- 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.
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