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1 amplifier module
<el> (gen.) ■ Verstärkerbaustein mLucas <mvhcl.el> (control unit of electronic ignition) ■ Zündsteuergerät n ; Zündschaltgerät n -
2 gain
< build> ■ Überlappung fvt <chem.gen> (e.g. electrons) ■ aufnehmen vt -
3 valve
noun1) Ventil, das2) (Anat., Zool.) Klappe, die* * *[vælv]1) (a device for allowing a liquid or gas to pass through an opening in one direction only.) das Ventil2) (a structure with the same effect in an animal body: Valves in the heart control the flow of blood in the human body.) die Klappe3) (a type of electronic component found in many, especially older, types of television, radio etc.) die Röhre* * *[vælv]nshut-down/shut-off \valve Schließ-/Sperrventil ntheart \valve Herzklappe f* * *[vlv]n (ANAT)Klappe f; (TECH, on musical instrument) Ventil nt; (in pipe system) Absperrhahn m; (RAD, TV) Röhre finlet/outlet valve (Aut) — Einlass-/Auslassventil nt
* * *valve [vælv]A s1. TECH Ventil n:valve gear Ventilsteuerung f;valve spring Ventilfeder f;2. ANAT (Herz- etc) Klappe f3. MUS Ventil n (eines Blechinstruments)a) Klappe fb) Kammer f6. ELEK Br (Radio- etc) Röhre f:valve amplifier Röhrenverstärker m7. TECH Schleusentor n8. obs Türflügel mB v/t mit Ventilen versehen* * *noun1) Ventil, das2) (Anat., Zool.) Klappe, die* * *(electronics) n.Elektronenröhre f. (radio) n.Radioröhre f. n.Ventil -e n. -
4 hearing-aid
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