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helical inner conductor gewendelter Innenleiter mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > helical inner conductor
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adjective1) inner...; Innen[hof, -tür, -fläche, -seite usw.]inner ear — (Anat.) Innenohr, das
2) (fig.) inner... [Gefühl, Wesen, Zweifel, Ängste]; verborgen [Bedeutung]* * *['inə]1) (placed etc on the inside or further in: The inner tube of his tyre was punctured.) inner•- academic.ru/38276/innermost">innermost- inner tube* * *in·ner[ˈɪnəʳ, AM -ɚ]adj inv, usu attrin the \inner London area in der Londoner Innenstadt\inner ear Innenohr nthe struggled to hide his \inner turmoil er versuchte, den Aufruhr in seinem Inneren zu verbergen\inner feelings tiefste Gefühle\inner life Innenleben nt\inner strength innere Kraft* * *['ɪnə(r)]1. adj1) innere(r, s)inner side/door — Innenseite/-tür f
inner court/city — Innenhof m/-stadt f
inner sole — Innensohle f
he wasn't one of the inner circle — er gehörte nicht zum engeren Kreise
inner life — Seelenleben nt
the needs of the inner man — die inneren Bedürfnisse
2. n (ARCHERY)Schwarze(s) nt* * *inner [ˈınə(r)]A adj1. inner(er, e, es), inwendig, Innen…:inner city (area) (von ärmeren Bevölkerungsschichten bewohnte) Innenstadt;inner door Innentür f2. fig inner(er, e, es), vertraut, enger(er, e, es):the inner circle of his friends sein engerer Freundeskreis3. geistig, seelisch, innerlich:inner life Innen-, Seelenleben n4. verborgen, tiefer (Bedeutung etc)5. MUS Mittel…:6. CHEM intramolekular* * *adjective1) inner...; Innen[hof, -tür, -fläche, -seite usw.]inner ear — (Anat.) Innenohr, das
2) (fig.) inner... [Gefühl, Wesen, Zweifel, Ängste]; verborgen [Bedeutung]* * *adj.Innen- präfix.inner adj.innerlich adj. adv.innerhalb adv.
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