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1 earth's orbit
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1. noun1) (Astron.) [Umlauf]bahn, die2) (Astronaut.) Umlaufbahn, die; Orbit, der3) (fig.) Sphäre, die2. intransitive verb 3. transitive verb* * *['o:bit] 1. noun(the path in which something moves around a planet, star etc, eg the path of the Earth round the Sun or of a spacecraft round the Earth: The spaceship is in orbit round the moon.) die Orbit, die Umlaufbahn2. verb(to go round in space: The spacecraft orbits the Earth every 24 hours.) umkreisen* * *or·bit[ˈɔ:bɪt, AM ˈɔ:r-]I. nthe spacecraft went into \orbit around the Earth das Raumfahrzeug trat in die Erdumlaufbahn einelectron \orbit Elektronen[kreis]bahn fplanetary \orbit Planetenbahn ftaxation falls within the \orbit of a different department Besteuerung fällt in den Zuständigkeitsbereich einer anderen Abteilung5.▶ to go into \orbit (increase) in den Himmel schießen fam; (become angry) [vor Wut] an die Decke gehen famII. vi kreisenIII. vt1. (circle around)to \orbit the Earth/Mars/the Sun die Erde/den Mars/die Sonne umkreisen2. (put into orbit)to \orbit a rocket/satellite eine Rakete/einen Satelliten in die Umlaufbahn bringen* * *['ɔːbɪt]1. n1) (ASTRON, SPACE) (= path) Umlaufbahn f, Kreisbahn f, Orbit m; (= single circuit) Umkreisung f, Umlauf mto be in orbit ((a)round the earth) — in der (Erd)umlaufbahn sein
to go into orbit ((a)round the sun) — in die (Sonnen)umlaufbahn eintreten
2. vtumkreisen3. vikreisen* * *orbit [ˈɔː(r)bıt]A s1. (ASTRON Kreis-, Umlauf-, PHYS Elektronen)Bahn f:get (put) into orbit in eine Umlaufbahn gelangen (bringen)2. figa) Bereich m, Wirkungskreis mb) POL (Macht)Bereich m, Einflusssphäre f3. ANAT, ZOOLa) Augenhöhle fb) Auge n4. ORN Augen(lider)haut fB v/t1. die Erde etc umkreisen2. einen Satelliten etc auf eine Umlaufbahn bringenC v/i die Erde etc umkreisen, sich auf einer Umlaufbahn bewegen* * *1. noun1) (Astron.) [Umlauf]bahn, die2) (Astronaut.) Umlaufbahn, die; Orbit, derput/send into orbit — in die Umlaufbahn bringen/schießen
3) (fig.) Sphäre, die2. intransitive verb 3. transitive verb* * *(anatomy) n.Augenhöhle f. n.Kreisbahn f.Umlaufbahn f. -
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or·bit [ʼɔ:bɪt, Am ʼɔ:r-] nthe spacecraft went into \orbit around the Earth das Raumfahrzeug trat in die Erdumlaufbahn ein;electron \orbit Elektronen[kreis]bahn f;planetary \orbit Planetenbahn ftaxation falls within the \orbit of a different department Besteuerung fällt in den Zuständigkeitsbereich einer anderen AbteilungPHRASES:to go into \orbit ( increase) in den Himmel schießen ( fam) ( become angry) [vor Wut] an die Decke gehen ( fam) vi kreisen vt1) ( circle around)2) ( put into orbit)to \orbit a rocket/ satellite eine Rakete/einen Satelliten in die Umlaufbahn bringen -
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6 orbit
<tech.gen> (of electrons, satellites, planets; elliptic or circular) ■ Umlaufbahn f ; Orbit m wiss ; Kreisbahn f ugs.rar -
7 earth orbit
< aerospace> ■ Erdumlaufbahn f -
8 orbit of the Earth
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9 low earth orbit systems
English-german technical dictionary > low earth orbit systems
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10 medium earth orbit system
(Meos) < navig> ■ Medium-Earth-Orbit-System n (Meos)English-german technical dictionary > medium earth orbit system
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11 geostationary Earth orbit
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > geostationary Earth orbit
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12 geosynchronous earth orbit satellite
geosynchronous earth orbit satellite (GEOS) Satellit m auf geostationärer Umlaufbahn (36.000 km Höhe, 11.000 km/h)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > geosynchronous earth orbit satellite
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13 low-earth orbit
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > low-earth orbit
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14 low-earth orbit satellite
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > low-earth orbit satellite
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15 medium earth orbit
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > medium earth orbit
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16 medium earth orbit satellite
medium earth orbit satellite (MEOS) Satellit m auf mittlerer Umlaufbahn (um 20.000 km Höhe, nichtstationär; z.B. GPS)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > medium earth orbit satellite
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17 near-Earth orbit
near-Earth orbit erdnahe Umlaufbahn fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > near-Earth orbit
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18 low earth orbit
(LEO) < aerospace> ■ erdnahe Umlaufbahn f (LEO) -
19 medium earth orbit
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20 circum-earth orbit
< aerospace> ■ Erdumlaufbahn f
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