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1 corrosion-resistant material
corrosion-resistant material IND, LOGIS korrosionsbeständiger Werkstoff m, korrosionsbeständiges Material n, korrosionsfester Werkstoff m, korrosionssicherer Werkstoff mEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > corrosion-resistant material
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2 resistant
adjectiveheat-/water-/rust-resistant — hitze-/wasser-/rostbeständig
2) (Med., Biol.) resistent (to gegen)* * *adjective This breed of cattle is resistant to disease; heat-resistant table-mats.) widerstandsfähig* * *re·sis·tant[rɪˈzɪstənt]1. (refusing to accept) ablehnend2. (hardened against damage) resistent\resistant to corrosion korrosionsbeständig* * *[rI'zIstənt]adjmaterial, surface strapazierfähig; (MED) immun (to gegen)* * *A adj (adv resistantly)1. Widerstand leistend, widerstehend, -strebend2. TECH widerstandsfähig (to gegen):resistant to light lichtecht* * *adjective1) (having power to resist) widerstandsfähig (to gegen)heat-/water-/rust-resistant — hitze-/wasser-/rostbeständig
2) (Med., Biol.) resistent (to gegen)* * *adj.widerstandsfähig adj.
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