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1 Newton'sche Ringe
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2 Newton-Ringe
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3 cecincin Newton
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4 кольца Ньютона
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5 кольца Ньютона
1) Engineering: Newton's rings2) Polygraphy: Newton's ring3) Physics: Newton's fringes4) Makarov: Newton rings, Newton's fringe -
6 interferencioni prstenovi
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7 njutnovi prstenovi
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8 pierścienie Newtona
• Newton's ringsSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > pierścienie Newtona
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9 anneau
1. masculine noun2. compounds► anneau de croissance [d'arbre] annual ring* * *
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pl anneaux ano nom masculin1) (bague, attache) ring2) (de planète, ver de terre) ring3) ( de champignon) annulus
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anneaux nom masculin pluriel Sport rings* * *ano anneaux pl1. nm(= forme, objet) ring2. anneaux nmpl* * *A nm1 ( bijou) ring;2 ( pour attacher) ring; anneaux de rideau curtain rings;3 Astron ring; les anneaus de Saturne the rings of Saturn;5 Bot annulus;anneau épiscopal Relig episcopal ring; anneau de mamelon nipple ring; anneau de mariage wedding ring; anneau nuptial = anneau de mariage; anneau oculaire Tech Ramsden circle; anneau de vitesse Sport ( en patinage) speed-skating oval; ( en sport automobile) racetrack; anneaux de Newton Newton's rings; anneaux olympiques Olympic rings.( pluriel masculin anneaux) [ano] nom masculin1. JOAILLERIE ringanneau épiscopal/nuptial bishop's/wedding ring2. [pour rideaux] ring[maillon] link[boucle - de ficelle] loop[d'un serpent] coil7. ASTRONOMIE ring8. SPORTa. [pour patinage] rinkb. [pour bicyclette] racetrack————————anneaux nom masculin plurielen anneau locution adjectivale -
10 pierścienie interferencyjne
• interference rings• Newton's ringsSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > pierścienie interferencyjne
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11 Interferenzfarben
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12 newtonsche Ringe
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