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f PHYS. (earth’s) gravity, earth’s pull* * *Erd|an|zie|hungf no plgravitational pull of the earth* * *Erd·an·zie·hungf kein pl gravitational pull of the earth* * *die earth's gravitational pull* * ** * *die earth's gravitational pull -
2 Fluchtgeschwindigkeit
f PHYS. speed required to overcome gravitational pull, escape velocity* * *Flụcht|ge|schwin|dig|keitf (PHYS)escape velocity* * * -
3 Anziehungskraft
f1. allure2. appeal3. attraction4. force of gravity5. gravitational attraction6. gravitational pull7. gravity8. power of attraction9. pull -
4 Gravitation
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5 Schwerkraft
gravitation; gravitational force; gravitational pull; gravity* -
6 rotbrauner Boden
gravitation; gravitational force; gravitational pull; gravityDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > rotbrauner Boden
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7 Schwerkraft
f1. force of gravity2. gravitation3. gravitational pull4. gravityfgravitational force -
8 Gravitation
f; -, kein Pl.; PHYS. gravitation, gravity* * *die Gravitationgravity; gravitation* * *Gra|vi|ta|ti|on [gravita'tsioːn]f -, no plgravitation, gravitational pull* * *Gra·vi·ta·ti·on<->[gravitaˈtsi̯o:n]* * *die; Gravitation (Physik, Astron.) gravitation* * ** * *die; Gravitation (Physik, Astron.) gravitation* * *f.force of gravity n.gravitation n.gravity n. -
9 Erdanziehung
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11 Gravitationskraft
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12 Anziehungskraft
f1. PHYS. force of attraction, attractive force; des Mondes etc.: pull; der Erde: gravitational force, power of gravitation2. fig. attraction ( für for), appeal (to oder for); sexuelle: sex appeal; eine starke Anziehungskraft auf jemanden ausüben have a strong attraction for s.o.; Stierkämpfe haben eine große Anziehungskraft für Touristen bullfights draw large numbers of tourists* * *die Anziehungskraftgravitation; attraction; gravity; attractive force; force of attraction* * *Ạn|zie|hungs|kraftf (PHYS)force of attraction; (fig) attraction, appealeine große Anziehungskraft auf jdn ausüben — to attract sb strongly
* * *die1) (the act or power of attracting: magnetic attraction.) attraction2) (a pulling or attracting force: magnetic pull; the pull (=attraction) of the sea.) pull* * *An·zie·hungs·kraftf\Anziehungskraft der Erde [force of] gravitation2. (Verlockung) attraction, appealauf jdn eine [große] \Anziehungskraft ausüben to appeal to [or attract] sb [strongly]* * *die attractive force; (fig.) attraction* * *1. PHYS force of attraction, attractive force; des Mondes etc: pull; der Erde: gravitational force, power of gravitation2. fig attraction (eine starke Anziehungskraft auf jemanden ausüben have a strong attraction for sb;Stierkämpfe haben eine große Anziehungskraft für Touristen bullfights draw large numbers of tourists* * *die attractive force; (fig.) attraction* * *f.appeal n.attraction n.force of gravity n.gravity n.
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