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1 outer\ space
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2 cosmos
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3 deep space
kosmos głęboki w odległości od Ziemi większej niż promień orbi -
4 Cosmos
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5 cosmos
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6 cosmos
nounKosmos, der* * ** * *cos·mos[ˈkɒzmɒs, AM ˈkɑ:zmoʊs]* * *['kɒzmɒs]n1) Kosmos m* * *1. Kosmos m:a) Weltall nb) (Welt-)Ordnung f2. in sich geschlossenes System, Welt f für sich3. BOT Schmuckkörbchen n* * *nounKosmos, der* * *n.Kosmos m. -
7 cosmos
subst. \/ˈkɒzmɒs\/1) ( også the cosmos) kosmos, verdensalt, univers2) orden, harmoni3) ( plante i slekten Cosmos) kosmos -
8 the cosmos
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9 aerospace
n. ruimte, kosmos, heelal (dampkring van de aarde plus de ruimte daarbuiten)[ - spees] 〈 vaak attributief〉♦voorbeelden: -
10 cosmically
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11 cosmography
cos·mog·ra·phy[ˌkɒzˈmɒgrəfi, AM ˌkɑ:zˈmɑ:g-]* * *[kɒz'mɒgrəfɪ]nKosmografie f* * ** * *n.Weltbeschreibung f. -
12 expanding
expanding adj WIRTSCH, PHYS etc, auch fig sich ausdehnend oder erweiternd, WIRTSCH auch expandierend:expanding universe expandierender Kosmos* * *adj.ausdehnend adj.erweiternd adj. -
13 air-to-space missile
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14 cosmic space
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15 cosmos
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16 Einstein-de Sitter universe
< phys> ■ De-Sitter-Kosmos mEnglish-german technical dictionary > Einstein-de Sitter universe
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17 outer space
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18 space
<tech.gen> (distance between sth) ■ Abstand m<tech.gen> ■ Spalt mpract < aerospace> ■ Weltraum m ; Weltall n ugs ; Raum m prakt ; Kosmos m ; kosmischer Raum m rar<av> (safety zone between tracks on video tape) ■ Rasen m< edp> ■ Leerzeichentaste f< edp> ■ Leerstelle f< edp> (of opt. storage media; e.g. of CDs) ■ Spiegelebene f ; Land n ; Land-Ebene f ; Land-Bereich m ; Grundebene f<edp.print> ■ Schritt m<el> (absence of signal) ■ Space m< math> ■ Raum m< print> ■ Lücke fvt <tech.gen> ■ einteilen vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. holes, conductors) ■ mit Abstand anordnen vt -
19 cosmos
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20 acceleration of cosmic rays
percepatan sinar kosmos
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Kosmos — Sm erw. fach. (19. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus gr. kósmos Ordnung, Weltordnung . Heute meist in der Bedeutung Weltraum . Adjektiv: kosmisch. Ebenso nndl. kosmos, ne. cosmos, nfrz. cosmos, nschw. kosmos, nnorw. kosmos. ✎ Kranz, W. AB 2 (1955) … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache