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1 explosive, korrodierende, gefährliche Fracht
explosive, korrodierende, gefährliche Fracht f LOGIS toxic, explosive, corrosive, hazardous cargo (TECH cargo)* * *Business german-english dictionary > explosive, korrodierende, gefährliche Fracht
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2 explosive strength endurance
■ Resistance to fatigue developing despite repeated bursts of explosive strength within a brief time period.■ Ermüdungswiderstandsfähigkeit bei wiederholtem Krafteinsatz gegen gleich bleibenden Widerstand in minimaler Zeit.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > explosive strength endurance
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3 explosive strength
■ Ability to continue to exert force and to boost it to its maximum.■ Fähigkeit des neuromuskulären Systems, einen bereits begonnenen Kraftanstieg maximal weiterzuentwickeln. -
4 explosive Inflationssteigerung
explosive Inflationssteigerung
inflation explosionBusiness german-english dictionary > explosive Inflationssteigerung
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5 explosiver Ausbruch
explosive eruption; volcanic explosionDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > explosiver Ausbruch
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6 vulkanische Explosion
explosive eruption; volcanic explosionDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > vulkanische Explosion
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7 brisant
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8 brisant
Adj.1. highly explosive, shattering2. geh. fig. Problem etc.: highly charged, explosive; Situation: volatile; politisch brisant politically charged* * *bri|sạnt [bri'zant]adj (lit, fig)explosive* * *bri·sant[briˈzant]1. (geh) explosive\brisanter Sprengstoff high explosive* * *Adjektiv explosive* * *brisant adj1. highly explosive, shatteringpolitisch brisant politically charged* * *Adjektiv explosive* * *(Situation) adj.volatile adj. adj.controversial adj.explosive issue adj.highly charged adj.highly explosive adj. -
9 Explosiv
I Adj.1. explosive* * *explosive; volcanic* * *Ex|plo|siv [ɛksplo'ziːf]1. m -s, -e[-və] Ex|plo|sív|laut2. m (LING)plosive* * ** * *Ex·plo·siv<-s, -e>mEx·plo·siv·laut[ɛksploˈzi:f-]m LING plosive* * *1. 2.adverbial explosivelyexplosiv reagieren — (fig.) react violently
* * *A. adj1. explosive3. LING:explosiver Laut plosive, explosive* * *1.Adjektiv (auch fig.) explosive2.adverbial explosivelyexplosiv reagieren — (fig.) react violently
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10 explosiv
I Adj.1. explosive* * *explosive; volcanic* * *Ex|plo|siv [ɛksplo'ziːf]1. m -s, -e[-və] Ex|plo|sív|laut2. m (LING)plosive* * ** * *Ex·plo·siv<-s, -e>mEx·plo·siv·laut[ɛksploˈzi:f-]m LING plosive* * *1. 2.adverbial explosivelyexplosiv reagieren — (fig.) react violently
* * *A. adj1. explosive3. LING:explosiver Laut plosive, explosive* * *1.Adjektiv (auch fig.) explosive2.adverbial explosivelyexplosiv reagieren — (fig.) react violently
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11 Brisanz
f; -, kein Pl.1. explosive effect2. geh. fig. explosiveness; die Brisanz des Problems the volatile nature of the issue.; von höchster Brisanz sein be highly explosive* * *Bri|sạnz [bri'zants]f -, -enexplosive force; (fig) explosive nature* * *Bri·sanz<-, -en>[briˈzants]f1. (geh) explosive nature* * *die; Brisanz explosiveness; explosive nature* * *1. explosive effect2. geh fig explosiveness;die Brisanz des Problems the volatile nature of the issue.;von höchster Brisanz sein be highly explosive* * *die; Brisanz explosiveness; explosive nature -
12 explosionsartig
Adj. like an explosion, explosive; Wachstum etc.: explosive, phenomenal, astronomical; explosionsartiger Preisanstieg price explosion; explosionsartige Inflation runaway inflation; explosionsartiges Bevölkerungswachstum population explosion* * *ex|plo|si|ons|ar|tig1. adjGeräusch, Wirkung explosive; Wachstum, Zunahme phenomenal2. advexplosivelydas Gerücht verbreitete sich explosiónsartig — the rumour (Brit) or rumor (US) spread like wildfire
* * *ex·plo·si·ons·ar·tigI. adv explosivelyin den letzten Jahren ist das Internet \explosionsartig gewachsen the last few years have seen the internet just keep on growingsich \explosionsartig verbreiten Gerücht, Virus to spread like wildfire* * *1.Adjektiv explosive, astronomical <growth, increase>2.* * *explosionsartig adj like an explosion, explosive; Wachstum etc: explosive, phenomenal, astronomical;explosionsartiger Preisanstieg price explosion;explosionsartige Inflation runaway inflation;explosionsartiges Bevölkerungswachstum population explosion* * *1.Adjektiv explosive, astronomical <growth, increase>2. -
13 Sprengstoff
m explosive; fig. dynamite* * *Sprẹng|stoffmexplosive; (fig) dynamite* * *der1) (something (especially a piece of equipment) that sets off an explosion.) detonator2) ((a) material that is likely to explode: gelignite and other explosives.) explode* * *Spreng·stoffm1. (Substanz zum Sprengen) explosive* * *der explosive* * ** * *der explosive* * *m.explosive n. -
14 hochexplosiv
Adj. highly explosive* * *high-explosive* * *hoch|ex|plo|sivadj (lit, fig)highly explosive* * *hoch·ex·plo·sivadj highly explosive* * ** * *hochexplosiv adj highly explosive* * *Adjektiv (auch fig.) highly explosive -
15 Sprengladung
f explosive charge* * *Sprẹng|la|dungfexplosive charge* * *(a quantity of gunpowder: Put the charge in place and light the fuse.) charge* * *Spreng·la·dungf explosive charge* * *die explosive charge* * *Sprengladung f explosive charge* * *die explosive charge* * *f.explosive charge n. -
16 Sprengbombe
f high-explosive (Abk. HE) bomb, demolition bomb* * *die Sprengbombeexplosive bomb* * *Sprẹng|bom|befhigh-explosive bomb* * *Spreng·bom·bef MIL high-explosive bomb* * ** * *f.explosive bomb n. -
17 Sprengkraft
f explosive force* * *Sprẹng|kraftfexplosive force* * *Spreng·kraft* * *die explosive power* * *Sprengkraft f explosive force* * *die explosive power -
18 Sprengsatz
m explosive charge* * *Sprẹng|satzmexplosive device* * *Spreng·satzm explosive device* * *der explosive charge* * *Sprengsatz m explosive charge* * *der explosive charge* * *m.blasting composition n. -
19 Sprengwirkung
f explosive effect* * *Sprẹng|wir|kungfexplosive effect* * *Spreng·wir·kungf explosive effect* * *Sprengwirkung f explosive effect* * *f.explosive effect n. -
20 Explosivstoff
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