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1 Gegenstrom
m <el> ■ reverse current; back currentm < verf> (in Fluiden) ■ counter-current flow; countercurrent; counter-current; countercurrent flow; counterflow -
2 Gegenstrom
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3 Rücklauf
m3. eines Gewässers: reflux4. einer Fragebogenaktion etc.: number of returns* * *Rụ̈ck|laufm no pl (TECH)reverse running; (von Maschinenteil) return travel; (= Gegenströmung) countercurrent; (TV) flyback; (NAUT) slip; (beim Tonband) fast rewind; (von Schusswaffe) recoil; (von Fragebögen, Waren) returns plein guter Rücklauf — a good number of returns
* * *Rück·lauf<-[e]s>1. TECH return pipe; Maschine return stroke, return travel, reverse motion; Fernsehgerät, Oszillograph flyback; Propeller thrust astern2. (Gegenströmung) return flow, countercurrent3. (bei einem Aufnahmegerät) rewind4. (bei einer Schusswaffe) recoil5. (von Pfandgut, Fragebögen) returns pleinen guten \Rücklauf haben to have a good number of returns* * *1) (Rückfluss) return flow2) (beim Tonbandgerät) rewind* * *Rücklauf m3. eines Gewässers: reflux4. einer Fragebogenaktion etc: number of returns* * *1) (Rückfluss) return flow2) (beim Tonbandgerät) rewind* * *-¨e m.response n.return n. -
4 Gegenstrom
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5 Gegenströmung
f <tech.allg> (Flüssigkeit, Gas) ■ reverse flow -
6 Gegenstrom
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7 Gegenstrom
m1. countercurrent2. crosscurrent3. reverse flow
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