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41 Astrophysiker
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42 Atomphysik
f nuclear physics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *Atom|phy|sikfatomic or nuclear physics sing* * *Atom·phy·sikf nuclear physics + sing vb* * ** * ** * *die nuclear or atomic physics sing., no art* * *f.nuclear physics n. -
43 Atomphysiker
* * *Atom|phy|si|ker(in)m(f)nuclear physicist* * *Atom·phy·si·ker(in)m(f) nuclear physicist* * *der nuclear or atomic physicist* * ** * *der nuclear or atomic physicist -
44 Biophysik
f biophysics (V. im Sg.)* * *die Biophysikbiophysics* * *Bio|phy|sik [biofy'ziːk, 'biːo-]fbiophysics sing* * *Bio·phy·sik[biofyˈzi:k]f biophysics + sing vb* * ** * *f.biophysics n. -
45 Geophysik
f geophysics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Geophysikgeophysics* * *Geo|phy|sikfgeophysics sing* * *Geo·phy·sik[geofyˈzi:k]f geophysics no art, + sing vb* * ** * *f.geophysics n. -
46 Hypophyse
f; -, -n; ANAT. pituitary (gland)* * *die Hypophysepituitary gland* * *Hy|po|phy|se [hypo'fyːzə]f -, -n (ANAT)hypophysis (spec), pituitary gland* * *Hy·po·phy·se<-, -n>[hypoˈfy:zə]* * *die; Hypo, Hypon (Anat.) hypophysis* * ** * *die; Hypo, Hypon (Anat.) hypophysis* * *f.pituitary gland n. -
47 Kernphysik
f PHYS. nuclear physics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Kernphysiknuclear physics* * *Kẹrn|phy|sikfnuclear physics sing* * *Kern·phy·sikf nuclear physics + sing vb, no art* * *die nuclear physics sing., no art.* * ** * *die nuclear physics sing., no art.* * *f.nuclear physics n.nucleonics n. -
48 Kernphysiker
* * *Kẹrn|phy|si|ker(in)m(f)nuclear physicist* * *Kern·phy·si·ker(in)m(f) nuclear physicist* * *der nuclear physicist* * ** * *der nuclear physicist -
49 Lungenemphysem
n MED. pulmonary emphysema* * *Lụn|gen|em|phy|sem [-|ɛmfyzeːm]nt -s, -epulmonary emphysema* * *Lun·gen·em·phy·semnt pulmonary emphysema* * * -
50 Metaphysik
f metaphysics Pl. (V. im Sg.)* * *die Metaphysikmetaphysics* * *Me|ta|phy|sik [meta-]fmetaphysics sing* * *Me·ta·phy·sik[metafyˈzi:k]f metaphysics no art, + sing vb* * ** * *f.metaphysics n. -
51 metaphysisch
Adj. metaphysical* * *transcendental; metaphysical* * *me|ta|phy|sischadjmetaphysical* * *me·ta·phy·sisch[metaˈfy:zɪʃ]adj metaphysical* * *1.Adjektiv metaphysical2.adverbial metaphysically* * *metaphysisch adj metaphysical* * *1.Adjektiv metaphysical2.adverbial metaphysically* * *adj.metaphysical adj.transcendental adj. adv.metaphysically adv.transcendentally adv.transcendently adv. -
52 Phylogenese
f; -, kein Pl.; BIO. phylogenesis* * *Phy|lo|ge|ne|se [fyloge'neːzə]f -, -n (BIOL)phylogenesis* * *Phy·lo·ge·ne·se<-, -n>[fylogeˈne:zə]f BIOL phylogeny* * * -
53 Physik
f; -, kein Pl. physics Pl. (als Fach mit V. im Sg.)* * *die Physikphysics* * *Phy|sik [fy'ziːk]f -, no plphysics sing* * *(the study of natural phenomena such as heat, light, sound, electricity, magnetism etc but not usually chemistry or biology: Physics is his main subject at university.) physics* * *Phy·sik<->[fyˈzi:k]f kein pl physics + sing vb, no artexperimentelle/theoretische \Physik experimental/theoretical physics* * *die; Physik: physics sing., no art* * ** * *die; Physik: physics sing., no art* * *f.physics n. -
54 physikalisch
Adj.1. Vorgang etc.: physical2. die Physik betreffend: attr. physics...; physikalisches Gesetz law of physics; physikalische Einheiten physical units; physikalische Chemie physical chemistry; physikalisches Institut institute ( oder department) of physics* * *physical* * *phy|si|ka|lisch [fyzi'kaːlɪʃ]1. adjphysicalphysikálische Experimente durchführen — to carry out physics experiments or experiments in physics
physikálische Therapie — physiotherapy, physical therapy
2. advphysicallydas ist physikálisch nicht erklärbar — that can't be explained by physics
etw physikálisch therapieren (Med) — to have physiotherapy or physical therapy
* * *1) physically2) (of the laws of nature: It's a physical impossibility for a man to fly like a bird.) physical3) (relating to the natural features of the surface of the Earth: physical geography.) physical* * *phy·si·ka·lisch[fyziˈka:lɪʃ]adj MED, PHYS physical\physikalische Gesetze physical laws, laws of physics\physikalische Experimente physics experiments* * *1.Adjektiv physics attrib. < experiment, formula, research, institute>; physical <map, chemistry, therapy, process>2.adverbial in terms of physics* * *physikalisch adj1. Vorgang etc: physical2. die Physik betreffend: attr physics …;physikalisches Gesetz law of physics;physikalische Einheiten physical units;physikalische Chemie physical chemistry;physikalisches Institut institute ( oder department) of physics3. Therapie etc: physical;physikalische Therapie auch physiotherapy* * *1.Adjektiv physics attrib. <experiment, formula, research, institute>; physical <map, chemistry, therapy, process>2.adverbial in terms of physics* * *adv.physically adv. -
55 Physikum
n; -s, Physika; MED. preliminary medical examination* * *Phy|si|kum ['fyːzikʊm]nt -s, no pl (UNIV)preliminary examination in medicine* * *Phy·si·kum<-s, -ka>[ˈfy:zikʊm]* * ** * *-en n.preliminary (medical)examination n. -
56 Physiognomie
f; -, -n physiognomy* * *die Physiognomiephysiognomy* * *Phy|sio|gno|mie [fyziogno'miː]f -, -n[-'miːən] (liter) physiognomy* * *Phy·si·o·gno·mie<-, -n>[fyzi̯ognoˈmi:, pl -ˈmi:ən]f (geh) physiognomy* * ** * *f.physiognomy n. -
57 Physiologie
f; -, kein Pl. physiology* * *die Physiologiephysiology* * *Phy|sio|lo|gie [fyziolo'giː]f -, no plphysiology* * *Phy·sio·lo·gie<->[fyzi̯oloˈgi:]f kein pl physiology* * *die; Physiologie: physiology* * ** * *die; Physiologie: physiology* * *f.physiology n. -
58 physiologisch
Adj. physiological; physiologische Kochsalzlösung physiological saline solution* * *physiological* * *phy|sio|lo|gisch [fyzio'loːgɪʃ]1. adjphysiological2. advphysiologically* * *phy·sio·lo·gisch[fyzi̯oˈlo:gɪʃ]adj physiological* * *1.Adjektiv physiological2.adverbial physiologically* * *physiologisch adj physiological;physiologische Kochsalzlösung physiological saline solution* * *1.Adjektiv physiological2.adverbial physiologically* * *adj.physiological adj. adv.physiologically adv. -
59 Physiotherapeut
* * *der Physiotherapeutphysiotherapist* * *Phy|sio|the|ra|peut(in) [fyziotera'pɔyt]m(f)physiotherapist* * *Phy·sio·the·ra·peut(in)<-en, -en>[fyzi̯oteraˈpɔyt]* * ** * *m.physiotherapist n. -
60 Physiotherapie
f physiotherapy* * *die Physiotherapiephysiotherapy* * *Phy|sio|the|ra|pie [fyziotera'piː]fphysiotherapy, physical therapy* * *(the treatment of disease by physical exercise, massage etc, not drugs.) physiotherapy* * *Phy·sio·the·ra·pie[fyzi̯oteraˈpi:]f kein pl physiotherapy, physical therapy* * *Physiotherapie f physiotherapy* * *f.physiotherapy n.
См. также в других словарях:
phy — phy·tase; phy·tate; phy·tel·e·phas; Phy·tin; phy·tiv·o·rous; phy·to·bacteriology; phy·to·bezoar; phy·to·biology; phy·to·cecidium; phy·to·chlore; phy·to·ci·dal; phy·to·cide; phy·to·climatology; phy·to·coe·no·sis; phy·to·concretion;… … English syllables
PHY — (often pronEng|ˈfaɪ fye ) is a common abbreviation for the physical layer of the OSI model.A PHY connects a link layer device (often called a MAC) to a physical medium such as an optical fibre or copper cable. A PHY typically includes a PCS… … Wikipedia
PHY — (аббревиатура от англ. Physical layer физический уровень) интегральная схема, предназначенная для выполнения функций физического уровня сетевой модели OSI. Микросхемы PHY позволяют другим микросхемам канального уровня, называемыми MAC … Википедия
phy|to|ge|og|ra|phy — «FY toh jee OG ruh fee», noun. the science that deals with the geographical distribution of plants: »What bearing had the phytogeography of the past on the evolution and dispersal of major groups like the flowering plants? (London Times) … Useful english dictionary
phy|tog|ra|phy — «fy TOG ruh fee», noun. the branch of botany that deals with the description, naming, and classifying of plants; descriptive botany; plant taxonomy. ╂[< New Latin phytographia < Greek phytón plant + English graphy] … Useful english dictionary
phy|let´i|cal|ly — phy|let|ic «fy LEHT ihk», adjective. of or having to do with a biological phylum, or a line of descent: »... a special terminology arising from the experimental and natural observation of animals at their own phyletic level (New Scientist).… … Useful english dictionary
phy|let|ic — «fy LEHT ihk», adjective. of or having to do with a biological phylum, or a line of descent: »... a special terminology arising from the experimental and natural observation of animals at their own phyletic level (New Scientist). ╂[< Greek ph… … Useful english dictionary
phy´lo|ge|net´i|cal|ly — phy|lo|ge|net|ic «FY luh juh NEHT ihk», adjective. of or having to do with phylogeny. –phy´lo|ge|net´i|cal|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
phy|lo|ge|net|ic — «FY luh juh NEHT ihk», adjective. of or having to do with phylogeny. –phy´lo|ge|net´i|cal|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
phy´to|ge|net´i|cal|ly — phy|to|ge|net|ic «FY toh juh NEHT ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with phytogenesis. 2. of vegetable or plant origin. –phy´to|ge|net´i|cal|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
phy|to|ge|net|ic — «FY toh juh NEHT ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with phytogenesis. 2. of vegetable or plant origin. –phy´to|ge|net´i|cal|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary