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1 umkreisen
v/t (untr., hat) circle ([a]round); Planet etc.: revolve (a)round (auch fig. Gedanken etc.), orbit; Satellit, Raumschiff: orbit* * *to orbit; to revolve* * *um|krei|sen [ʊm'kraizn] ptp umkreistvt insepto circle (around); (ASTRON) to orbit, to revolve around; (SPACE) to orbit* * *1) (to move in a circle round something: The chickens circled round the farmer who was bringing their food.) circle2) (to draw a circle round: Please circle the word you think is wrong.) circle3) (to go round in space: The spacecraft orbits the Earth every 24 hours.) orbit4) (to put, draw etc a ring round (something): He has ringed all your errors.) ring* * *um·krei·sen *[ʊmˈkraizn̩]vt▪ etw \umkreisen* * *seine Gedanken umkreisten das Thema — (fig.) he kept turning the matter over in his mind
* * *umkreisen v/t (untrennb, hat) circle ([a]round); Planet etc: revolve (a)round (auch fig Gedanken etc), orbit; Satellit, Raumschiff: orbit* * *seine Gedanken umkreisten das Thema — (fig.) he kept turning the matter over in his mind
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2 Umkreisung
f circling; RAUMF. orbiting* * *Um|krei|sungf -, -en (SPACE, ASTRON)orbitingdrei Umkréísungen der Erde — three orbits of the Earth
die Umkréísung des Feindes — circling the enemy
* * *Um·krei·sung<-, -en>* * * -
3 Umlaufbahn
f orbit; auf seine Umlaufbahn bringen put into orbit* * *die Umlaufbahnorbit* * *Ụm|lauf|bahnforbitdie Umlaufbahn um den Mond/die Erde — lunar/earth orbit
* * *Um·lauf·bahnf ASTRON, RAUM (Kreisbahn, Orbit) orbitdie \Umlaufbahnen um die Sonne solar orbits* * *die (Astron., Raumf.) orbit* * *Umlaufbahn f orbit;auf seine Umlaufbahn bringen put into orbit* * *die (Astron., Raumf.) orbit* * *f.orbit n. -
4 Umlaufbahn
Um·lauf·bahn fastron, raum(Kreisbahn, Orbit) orbit;die \Umlaufbahnen um die Sonne solar orbits -
5 Umlaufbahnen
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