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1 hydrogen-oxygen cell
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hydrogen-oxygen cell
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2 hydrogen oxygen fuel cell
< chem> ■ Wasserstoff-Sauerstoff-Brennstoffzelle fEnglish-german technical dictionary > hydrogen oxygen fuel cell
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3 hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell
< chem> ■ Knallgaselement nEnglish-german technical dictionary > hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell
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4 hydrox fuel cell
hydrox fuel cell s. → hydrogen-oxygen (fuel) cellEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hydrox fuel cell
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5 liquid
1. adjective1) flüssig2) (Commerc.) liquid2. nounFlüssigkeit, die* * *['likwid] 1. adjective(able to flow; not solid, but not a gas: liquid nitrogen; The ice-cream has become liquid.) flüssig2. noun(a substance which flows, like water: a clear liquid.) die Flüssigkeit- academic.ru/43236/liquefy">liquefy- liquidate
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- liquidiser* * *liq·uid[ˈlɪkwɪd]I. adj1. (water-like) flüssig\liquid soap Seifenlotion f, Seifenemulsion f\liquid bleach/detergent Flüssigbleichmittel/-waschmittel nt2. (translucent)\liquid eyes glänzende Augen\liquid lustre schimmernder Glanz\liquid ammonia Salmiakgeist m\liquid hydrogen/oxygen verflüssigter Wasserstoff/Sauerstoff\liquid measure Flüssigkeitsmaß nt4. (harmonious)\liquid sound wohltönender Klang\liquid song einschmeichelndes Lied\liquid assets [or funds] Barvermögen nt, liquide Mittel\liquid investment liquide Anlage fII. n Flüssigkeit f▪ \liquids:drink plenty of \liquids du musst viel Flüssigkeit zu dir nehmenI'm on \liquids ich darf nur Flüssiges zu mir nehmen* * *['lIkwɪd]1. adj3) (PHON)liquid consonant — Liquida f, Fließlaut m
2. n1) Flüssigkeit f* * *liquid [ˈlıkwıd]A adj (adv liquidly)liquid body flüssiger Körper;liquid-cooled reactor PHYS flüssig gekühlter Reaktor;liquid crystal flüssiger Kristall, Flüssigkristall m;liquid crystal display Flüssigkristallanzeige f;liquid fuel (Raumfahrt) flüssiger Raketentreibstoff;liquid-fuel rocket Flüssigkeitsrakete f;liquid gas Flüssiggas n;liquid manure Jauche f;liquid oxygen Flüssigsauerstoff m, flüssiger Sauerstoff2. Flüssigkeits…:3. a) klar:b) feucht (Augen)4. figa) fließend (Bewegungen etc)b) flüssig (Rede etc)5. LING liquid:liquid consonant → B 26. WIRTSCH liquid, flüssig:a) flüssige Anlagen pl, flüssiges Vermögenliquid debt liquide oder fällige Schuld;liquid securities sofort realisierbare WertpapiereB s1. Flüssigkeit f2. LING Liquida f, Liquid(laut) m, Schwing-, Schmelz-, Fließlaut mliq. abk1. liquid2. liquor* * *1. adjective1) flüssig2) (Commerc.) liquid2. nounFlüssigkeit, die* * *adj.flüssig adj. n.Flüssigkeit f.
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