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1 ECFR-Heizung
f < nukl> ■ heating in the electron cyclotron range; electron cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ECFR-heating; heating at the electron cyclotron frequency; heating at the electron cyclotron resonance -
2 Elektron-Zyklotron-Heizung
f < nukl> ■ heating in the electron cyclotron range; electron cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ECFR-heating; heating at the electron cyclotron frequency; heating at the electron cyclotron resonanceGerman-english technical dictionary > Elektron-Zyklotron-Heizung
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3 Elektronenheizung
f < nukl> ■ heating in the electron cyclotron range; electron cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ECFR-heating; heating at the electron cyclotron frequency; heating at the electron cyclotron resonance -
4 Heizung der Elektronen-Zyklotron-Frequenz
f < nukl> ■ heating in the electron cyclotron range; electron cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ECFR-heating; heating at the electron cyclotron frequency; heating at the electron cyclotron resonanceGerman-english technical dictionary > Heizung der Elektronen-Zyklotron-Frequenz
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5 Heizung im Bereich der Ionen-Zyklotronfrequenz
f < nukl> ■ heating in the ion cyclotron range; ion cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ICFR-heating; heating at the ion cyclotron frequency; heating at the ion cyclotron resonanceGerman-english technical dictionary > Heizung im Bereich der Ionen-Zyklotronfrequenz
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6 ICFR-Heizung
f < nukl> ■ heating in the ion cyclotron range; ion cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ICFR-heating; heating at the ion cyclotron frequency; heating at the ion cyclotron resonance -
7 Ionen-Zyklotronheizung
f < nukl> ■ heating in the ion cyclotron range; ion cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ICFR-heating; heating at the ion cyclotron frequency; heating at the ion cyclotron resonanceGerman-english technical dictionary > Ionen-Zyklotronheizung
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8 Ionenheizung
f < nukl> ■ heating in the ion cyclotron range; ion cyclotron [frequency resonant] heating; ICFR-heating; heating at the ion cyclotron frequency; heating at the ion cyclotron resonance -
9 Heizung bei der unteren hybriden Frequenz
f < nukl> ■ heating at the lower hybrid resonance; heating in the low hybrid frequency range; low hybrid resonant heating; LHR heatingGerman-english technical dictionary > Heizung bei der unteren hybriden Frequenz
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10 Heizung im Bereich der unteren hybriden Frequenz
f < nukl> ■ heating at the lower hybrid resonance; heating in the low hybrid frequency range; low hybrid resonant heating; LHR heatingGerman-english technical dictionary > Heizung im Bereich der unteren hybriden Frequenz
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11 LHR-Heizung
f < nukl> ■ heating at the lower hybrid resonance; heating in the low hybrid frequency range; low hybrid resonant heating; LHR heating -
12 Ofen
m; -s, Öfen1. stove; elektrischer: heater; (Backofen) oven; zum Brennen, Rösten: kiln; (Hochofen) furnace; hinterm Ofen hocken umg., fig. be a stay-at-home (Am. a home-body); jetzt ist der Ofen aus! umg., fig. that’s it, that’s the end, it’s all over (for us etc.); Hund 22. Dial. (Herd) cooker* * *der Ofenfurnace; oven; heater; stove; cooker* * *['oːfn]m -s, -['øːfn]1) (= Heizofen) heater; (= Elektroofen, Gasofen) fire, heater; (= Ölofen, Petroleumofen) stove, heater; (= Kohleofen) stove; (= Heizungsofen) boiler; (= Kachelofen) tiled stovehinter dem Ófen hocken — to be a stay-at-home
jdn hinter dem Ófen hervorlocken — to tempt sb
3) (TECH) furnace, oven; (= Brennofen) kiln; (= Trockenofen) drying oven or kiln; (= Hochofen) blast furnace; (= Schmelzofen) smelting furnace; (= Müllverbrennungsofen) incinerator4) (inf = Motorrad)ein heißer Ófen — a fast bike (inf)
* * *der2) (a very hot oven or closed-in fireplace for melting iron ore, making steam for heating etc.) furnace3) (a closed box-like space, usually part of a cooker, which is heated for cooking food: She put the cake into the oven.) oven4) (an apparatus using coal, gas, electricity or other fuel, used for cooking, or for heating a room: a gas/electric (cooking) stove; Put the saucepan on the stove.) stove* * *<-s, Öfen>[ˈo:fn̩, pl ˈø:fn̩]m2. (Backofen) ovenden \Ofen heizen to heat the oven6.▶ immer hinter dem \Ofen hocken [o am warmen \Ofen sitzen] (fam) to always sit around at home, to be a real stay-at-home* * *der; Ofens, Öfen1) heater; (KohleOfen) stove; (ÖlOfen, PetroleumOfen) stove; heater; (elektrischer Ofen) heater; firewenn sie uns erwischen, ist der Ofen aus — (ugs.) if they catch us, it's all over
2) (BackOfen) oven3) (BrennOfen, TrockenOfen) kiln4) (landsch.): (Herd) cooker* * *2. dial (Herd) cooker3.* * *der; Ofens, Öfen1) heater; (KohleOfen) stove; (ÖlOfen, PetroleumOfen) stove; heater; (elektrischer Ofen) heater; firewenn sie uns erwischen, ist der Ofen aus — (ugs.) if they catch us, it's all over
2) (BackOfen) oven3) (BrennOfen, TrockenOfen) kiln4) (landsch.): (Herd) cooker* * *¨-- m.oven n.stove n. -
13 Wärmewert
m <kfz.el> (von Zündkerzen) ■ heat range; heat rating; heat grade rare ; preignition rating rare ; spark-plug heat range did
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