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1 Blitzgerät
n FOT. flashlight, flash (-gun)* * *Blịtz|ge|rätnt (PHOT)flash(gun)* * *Blitz·ge·rätnt FOTO flash unit* * *das (Fot.) flash [unit]; flashgun* * ** * *das (Fot.) flash [unit]; flashgun* * *n.flash attachment n. -
2 Blitz
m < meteo> ■ lightning -
3 Blitzlicht
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4 Blitzgerät
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5 Elektronenblitz
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6 Elektronenblitzgerät
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7 manuell gesteuertes Elektronenblitzgerät
n < phot> ■ manual electronic flash unit; manual electronic flashGerman-english technical dictionary > manuell gesteuertes Elektronenblitzgerät
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8 manueller Elektronenblitz
m < phot> ■ manual electronic flash unit; manual electronic flashGerman-english technical dictionary > manueller Elektronenblitz
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9 TTL-Blitz
m < phot> ■ TTL flash unit; TTL-flash -
10 TTL-Blitzgerät
n < phot> ■ TTL flash unit; TTL-flash -
11 Computerblitz
m < phot> ■ automatic flash [unit]; autoflash [unit] -
12 Computerblitzgerät
n < phot> ■ automatic flash [unit]; autoflash [unit] -
13 Blitzlichtgerät
Blitz·licht·ge·rätnt flash [unit], flashgun -
14 Blitzgerät
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15 Hochleistungsblitzgerät
Hochleistungsblitzgerät n high-performance flash unitDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Hochleistungsblitzgerät
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16 Transistorblitzgerät
Transistorblitzgerät n transistorized flash unitDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Transistorblitzgerät
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17 Blitzgerät
Blitzgerät n flash gun [unit]Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Blitzgerät
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18 Elektronenblitzgerät*
Elektronenblitzgerät* n electronic flash (apparatus, unit)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Elektronenblitzgerät*
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