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1 atmosphere
noun1) (lit. or fig.) Atmosphäre, die2) (air in a place) Luft, die* * *['ætməsfiə]1) (the air surrounding the earth: The atmosphere is polluted.) die Atmosphäre2) (any surrounding feeling: There was a friendly atmosphere in the village.) die Atmosphäre•- academic.ru/4212/atmospheric">atmospheric* * *at·mos·phere[ˈætməsfɪəʳ, AM -fɪr]nthe \atmosphere in the room was so stuffy I could hardly breathe in dem Zimmer war es so stickig, dass ich kaum atmen konnte\atmosphere of gloom/happiness düstere/fröhliche Stimmungto have \atmosphere restaurant Atmosphäre haben, stimmungsvoll sein* * *['tməsfɪə(r)] Atmosphäre f; (fig of novel also) Stimmung f* * *atmosphere [ˈætməˌsfıə(r)] s1. ASTRON Atmosphäre f, Lufthülle f2. CHEM Gashülle f (allgemein)3. Luft f (eines bestimmten Ortes):4. TECH Atmosphäre f (Druckeinheit: 1 kp/cm2)5. fig Atmosphäre f:a) Umgebung fb) Stimmung f:there was an atmosphere of contentment es herrschte eine Atmosphäre der Zufriedenheit;at. abk2. atomicatm. abk2. atmospheric* * *noun1) (lit. or fig.) Atmosphäre, die2) (air in a place) Luft, die* * *n.Atmosphäre f. -
2 atmosphere
at·mos·phere [ʼætməsfɪəʳ, Am -fɪr] nthe \atmosphere in the room was so stuffy I could hardly breathe in dem Zimmer war so stickig, dass ich kaum atmen konnte;\atmosphere of gloom/ happiness düstere/fröhliche Stimmung;to have \atmosphere restaurant Atmosphäre haben, stimmungsvoll sein
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