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1 microscoop
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2 Mikroskop
n; -s, -e microscope* * *das Mikroskopmicroscope* * *Mik|ro|skop [mikro'skoːp]nt -s, -emicroscope* * *(an instrument which makes very small objects able to be seen magnifying them greatly: Germs are very small, and can only be seen with the aid of a microscope.) microscope* * *Mi·kro·skop<-s, -e>[mikroˈsko:p]nt microscope* * *das; Mikros, Mikroe microscope* * ** * *das; Mikros, Mikroe microscope* * *n.microscope n. -
3 Elektronenmikroskop
n electron microscope* * *Elekt|ro|nen|mik|ro|skopntelectron microscope* * *Elek·tro·nen·mi·kro·skopnt SCI electron microscope* * *das electron microscope* * *Elektronenmikroskop n electron microscope* * *das electron microscope -
4 mikroskopieren
v/i work with the microscope* * *mik|ro|sko|pie|ren [mikrosko'piːrən] ptp mikroskopiert1. vt (rare)to examine under or with the microscope2. vito work with a/the microscope* * *mi·kro·sko·pie·ren *[mikroskoˈpi:ərən]vt▪ etw \mikroskopieren to examine sth under a/the microscope* * *mikroskopieren v/i work with the microscope -
5 mikroskopisch
I Adj. microscopicII Adv. microscopically; etw. mikroskopisch untersuchen examine s.th. under the microscope; mikroskopisch klein microscopic* * *microscopic; microscopical* * *mik|ro|sko|pisch [mikro'skoːpɪʃ]1. adjmicroscopic2. advmicroscopicallyetw mikroskópisch untersuchen — to examine sth under the microscope
mikroskópisch klein (fig) — microscopically small
* * *mi·kro·sko·pischI. adj microscopicvon \mikroskopischer Kleinheit sein to be microscopically smallII. adv microscopicallyetw \mikroskopisch untersuchen to examine sth under the microscope* * *1.Adjektiv microscopic2.adverbial microscopically* * *A. adj microscopicB. adv microscopically;etwas mikroskopisch untersuchen examine sth under the microscope;mikroskopisch klein microscopic* * *1.Adjektiv microscopic2.adverbial microscopically* * *adj.microscopic adj.microscopical adj. adv.microscopically adv. -
6 Rastermikroskop
n scanning electron microscope* * *Ras·ter·mi·kro·skopnt PHYS scanning electron microscope* * *Rastermikroskop n scanning electron microscope -
7 Schülermikroskop
n1. student microscope2. students' microscope3. teaching microscope -
8 binokular
Adj.1. MED. binocular* * *binocular* * *bin·o·ku·lar[binokuˈla:ɐ̯]adj binocular* * *binokular adj1. MED binocular2. TECH:binokulares Mikroskop binocular microscope* * *adj.binocular adj. adv.binocularly adv. -
9 Objektträger
m des Mikroskops: (specimen) slide* * *Ob|jẹkt|trä|germslide* * *(a glass plate on which objects are placed to be examined under a microscope.) slide* * *Ob·jekt·trä·germ microscope slide* * *Objektträger m des Mikroskops: (specimen) slide* * *m.object slide n. -
10 Stereomikroskop
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11 Ultramikroskop
n ultramicroscope, dark-field microscope* * *Ultramikroskop n ultramicroscope, dark-field microscope -
12 Lichtmikroskop
n < opt> ■ optical microscope; light microscope -
13 Lichtschnittmikroskop
n < opt> ■ light section microscope; light-cut microscope -
14 Metallmikroskop
n < opt> ■ metallographic microscope; metallurgical microscope; metalloscope -
15 Phasenkontrastmikroskop
n < phys> ■ phase-contrast microscope; phase microscopeGerman-english technical dictionary > Phasenkontrastmikroskop
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16 Polarisationsmikroskop
n < opt> ■ polarized-light microscope; polarizing microscopeGerman-english technical dictionary > Polarisationsmikroskop
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17 Rasterelektronenmikroskop
n (REM) <el> ■ scanning electron microscope (SEM); scanning microscopeGerman-english technical dictionary > Rasterelektronenmikroskop
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18 Rastertunnelmikroskop
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19 REM
<el> ■ scanning electron microscope (SEM); scanning microscope; scanning electron microscopy (SEM) -
20 RTM
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