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1. noun1) Zyklus, der; (period of completion) Turnus, dercycle per second — (Phys., Electr.) Schwingung pro Sekunde
2) (bicycle) Rad, das2. intransitive verbRad fahren; mit dem [Fahr]rad fahren* * *I 1. verb(to go by bicycle: He cycles to work every day.) radeln, radfahren2. noun(shortened form of bicycle: They bought the child a cycle for his birthday.) das Fahrrad- academic.ru/18121/cyclist">cyclistII noun1) (a number of events happening one after the other in a certain order: the life-cycle of the butterfly.) der Zyklus2) (a series of poems, songs etc written about one main event etc: a song cycle.) der Zyklus3) ((of alternating current, radio waves etc) one complete series of changes in a regularly varying supply, signal etc.) der Zyklus•- cyclic- cyclically* * *cy·cle1[ˈsaɪkl̩]racing \cycle Rennrad ntcy·cle2[ˈsaɪkl̩]nthe council holds its elections on a four-year \cycle der Rat hält seine Wahlen in einem Turnus von vier Jahren ab\cycle of life Lebenskreislauf m\cycle of materials Materialkreislauf m\cycle of the seasons Zyklus m der Jahreszeitensth occurs in \cycles etw vollzieht sich akk in Zyklen\cycle of poems/songs Gedichte-/Liederzyklus m* * *['saɪkl]1. n1) Zyklus m, Kreislauf m; (of events) Gang m; (of poems, songs) Zyklus m; (ELEC) Periode flife cycle — Lebenszyklus or -kreislauf m
2. vimit dem (Fahr)rad fahren* * *cycle [ˈsaıkl]A s1. Zyklus m, Kreis(lauf) m, Umlauf m2. Periode f:in cycles periodisch (wiederkehrend)3. ASTRON Himmelskreis m4. Zeitalter n, Ära f5. Zyklus m:a) (Gedicht-, Lieder-, Sagen) Kreis mb) Folge f, Reihe f, Serie f (von Schriften)6. a) Fahrrad n:b) Dreirad nc) Motorrad n7. ELEK, PHYS (Schwingungs)Periode f:cycles per second Hertz8. TECHa) (Arbeits)Spiel n, Arbeitsgang mb) (Motor)Takt m:four-stroke cycle Viertakt;c) Programm n (einer Waschmaschine etc)10. CHEM Ring m11. MATHa) Kreis m12. BOT Quirl m, Wirtel m13. ZOOL Zyklus m, Entwicklungsgang mB v/i1. einen Kreislauf durchmachen2. periodisch wiederkehren3. a) Rad fahren, mit dem Rad fahrenb) (mit dem) Motorrad fahrenC v/t1. einen Kreislauf durchmachen lassenc abk2. cubic3. cycle* * *1. noun1) Zyklus, der; (period of completion) Turnus, dercycle per second — (Phys., Electr.) Schwingung pro Sekunde
2) (bicycle) Rad, das2. intransitive verbRad fahren; mit dem [Fahr]rad fahren* * *n.Arbeitsgang m.Kreis -e m.Kreislauf (Natur, Ökonomie) m.Periode -n f.Zyklus -en m. v.Rad fahren ausdr.radfahren (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
4 ультразвук
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Sound waves having a frequency above about 20,000 hertz. (Source: MGH)
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