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1 radioaktiv
I Adj. radioactive; schwach radioaktive Stoffe low-level radioactive materials; radioaktive Abfälle oder radioaktiver Müll radioactive waste; radioaktiver Niederschlag (radioactive) fallout; radioaktive Strahlung (radioactive) radiation; radioaktive Verseuchung radioactive contamination; radioaktive Wolke radioactive cloud ( oder plume); radioaktiver Zerfall radioactive decay; radioaktiv machen (radio)activate* * *radioactive* * *ra|dio|ak|tiv [radio|ak'tiːf]1. adjradioactiveradioaktíver Niederschlag — (radioactive) fallout
2. advradioactivelyradioaktív verseucht — contaminated with radioactivity
* * *1) ((of some substances, eg uranium) giving off rays which can be dangerous, but which can also be used in eg medicine: radioactive metals.) radioactive2) (containing radioactive substances: radioactive waste/dust.) radioactive* * *ra·dio·ak·tiv[radi̯oʔakˈti:f]I. adj radioactive\radioaktiver Abbau artificial [or radioactive] disintegration\radioaktiver Abfall nuclear scrap [or waste], radiowaste\radioaktive Zerfallskonstante radioactive decay constantII. adv\radioaktiv verseucht/verstrahlt contaminated by radioactivity* * *1.Adjektiv radioactive2.adverbial radioactively* * *A. adj radioactive;schwach radioaktive Stoffe low-level radioactive materials;radioaktiver Müll radioactive waste;radioaktiver Niederschlag (radioactive) fallout;radioaktive Strahlung (radioactive) radiation;radioaktive Verseuchung radioactive contamination;radioaktive Wolke radioactive cloud ( oder plume);radioaktiver Zerfall radioactive decay;radioaktiv machen (radio)activateB. adv:radioaktiv strahlen emit radioactivity;radioaktiv verseucht contaminated by radioactivity* * *1.Adjektiv radioactive2.adverbial radioactively* * *adj.radioactive adj. adv.radioactively adv. -
2 strahlenverseucht
Adj. contaminated (by radiation)* * *strah|len|ver|seucht [-fɛɐzɔyçt]adjcontaminated (with radiation)* * *strah·len·ver·seucht* * *strahlenverseucht adj contaminated (by radiation) -
3 radioaktiv
ra·dio·ak·tiv [radi̭oʔakʼti:f] adjradioactive adv\radioaktiv verseucht/ verstrahlt contaminated by radioactivity -
4 strahlenverseucht
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5 verseucht
I P.P. verseuchenII Adj.2. infected; EDV contaminated, corrupted, infected* * *ver|seuchtadj(mit Bakterien, Viren) infected; (mit Gas, Giftstoffen) contaminated, poisonedradioaktiv verséúcht — contaminated by radiation or radioactivity
* * *ver·seuchtadj Gebiet contaminated* * *B. adj1. contaminated;2. infected; IT contaminated, corrupted, infected* * *adj.contaminated adj. -
6 verstrahlen
v/t1. radioaktiv: contaminate (with radioactivity)2. (Eigenschaft) radiate* * *ver|strah|len ptp verstrahltvt1) Licht, Wärme to give off2) (radioaktiv) to expose to radiation; Gebäude, Gebiet to make (highly) radioactive* * *ver·strah·len *vt▪ jdn/etw \verstrahlen to contaminate sb/sth with radiation* * *transitives Verb1) radiate2) (radioaktiv verseuchen) contaminate with radiation* * *verstrahlen v/t1. radioaktiv: contaminate (with radioactivity)2. (Eigenschaft) radiate* * *transitives Verb1) radiate2) (radioaktiv verseuchen) contaminate with radiation
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