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1 constant
1. adjective1) (unceasing) ständig; anhaltend [Regen]there was a constant stream of traffic — der Verkehr floss ununterbrochen
2) (unchanging) gleich bleibend; konstant3) (steadfast) standhaft4) (faithful) treu2. noun(Phys., Math.) Konstante, die* * *['konstənt]1) (never stopping: a constant noise.) dauernd2) (unchanging: It must be kept at a constant temperature.) gleichbleibend3) (faithful: He remained constant.) treu•- academic.ru/85670/constantly">constantly- constancy* * *con·stant[ˈkɒn(t)stənt, AM ˈkɑ:n(t)-]the fundamental \constants in life are birth and death Geburt und Tod sind die Grundkonstanten des Lebens1. (continuous) dauernd, ständig, permanentwe had \constant rain es hat ununterbrochen geregnet\constant bickering unaufhörliches Gezänk\constant chatter permanentes Schwatzen\constant noise ständiger Lärmto have \constant pain ständigen Schmerzen ausgesetzt sein\constant scrutiny Routineüberprüfungen pl\constant shelling ununterbrochene Bombardierung\constant surveillance regelmäßige Überwachung\constant amount/level konstante Menge/konstantes Niveau\constant support unablässige Unterstützung\constant temperature gleich bleibende [o konstante] Temperatur3. (loyal) treu4. (frequent) fortwährend, unaufhörlich\constant use ständiger Gebrauch* * *['kɒnstənt]1. adj1) (= continuous) quarrels, interruptions, noise dauernd, ständig, konstant (geh)2) (= unchanging) temperature gleichmäßig, gleichbleibend, konstantx remains constant while y... — x bleibt konstant, während y...
the price is not constant — der Preis bleibt nicht gleich or konstant
3) (= steadfast) affection, devotion unwandelbar, beständig; friend, supporter, lover treu2. n (MATH, PHYS fig)Konstante f, konstante Größe* * *A adj (adv constantly)1. beständig, unveränderlich, gleichbleibend, konstant:constant change stetiger Wechsel;constant rain anhaltender Regen3. figb) verlässlich, treu:constant companion ständiger Begleiter4. ELEK, MATH, PHYS konstant:constant value MATH fester Wert;B s1. (das) Beständige2. MATH, PHYS konstante Größe, Konstante f (beide auch fig), Koeffizient m, Exponent m:constant of friction Reibungskoeffizient;constant of gravitation Gravitations- oder Erdbeschleunigungskonstantec abk2. cubic3. cycleconst. abk1. constant2. constitution (constitutional)* * *1. adjective1) (unceasing) ständig; anhaltend [Regen]2) (unchanging) gleich bleibend; konstant3) (steadfast) standhaft4) (faithful) treu2. noun(Phys., Math.) Konstante, die* * *adj.andauernd adj.konstant (Mathematik) adj.konstant adj.stetig adj. -
2 friction constant
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3 friction
nounReibung, die* * *['frikʃən]1) (the rubbing together of two things: The friction between the head of the match and the matchbox causes a spark.) die Reibung2) (the resistance felt when one object is moved against another (or through liquid or gas): There is friction between the wheels of a car and the road-surface.) die Reibung3) (quarrelling; disagreement: There seems to be some friction between the workmen and the manager.) die Reiberei* * *fric·tion[ˈfrɪkʃən]n no pl* * *['frIkSən]n1) Reibung f; (PHYS) Friktion f, Reibung f* * *friction [ˈfrıkʃn] s1. PHYS, TECH Friktion f, Reibung f* * *nounReibung, die* * *n.Abreibung f.Reibung -en f.
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