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1 Particle-System
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2 Partikel
n; -s, -; fachspr. particle—f; -, -n; LING. particle* * *der Partikelparticle* * *Par|ti|kel [par'tiːkl, par'tɪkl]f -, -n (GRAM, PHYS)particle* * *Par·ti·kel1<-, -n>[parˈtɪkl̩, -ˈti:kl̩]f LING particlePar·ti·kel2<-s, ->[parˈti:kl̩]nt NUKL particle* * *Idie; Partikel, Partikeln (Sprachw.) particleIIdas; Partikels, Partikel od. die; Partikel, Partikeln (bes. Physik, Chemie, Technik) particle* * *Partikel1 n; -s, -; fachspr particlePartikel2 f; -, -n; LING particle* * *Idie; Partikel, Partikeln (Sprachw.) particleIIdas; Partikels, Partikel od. die; Partikel, Partikeln (bes. Physik, Chemie, Technik) particle* * *- n.particle n. -
3 Teilchen
n1. particle (auch PHYS.)* * *das Teilchenparticle* * *Teil|chen ['tailçən]nt -s, -particle; (dial = Gebäckstück) cake* * *(a very small piece: a particle of dust.) particle* * *Teil·chen<-s, ->1. (Partikel) particle2. NUKL nuclear particlegeladenes \Teilchen charged particle* * *das; Teilchens, Teilchen1) (kleines Stück) [small] part2) (Partikel) particle* * *Teilchen n2. dial (Gebäck) pastry, cake;ein süßes Teilchen a sweet pastry* * *das; Teilchens, Teilchen1) (kleines Stück) [small] part2) (Partikel) particle* * *- n.bun n.particle n. -
4 Elementarteilchen
n PHYS. elementary particle* * *das Elementarteilchenelementary particle* * *Ele|men|tar|teil|chennt (PHYS)elementary particle* * *Ele·men·tar·teil·chennt NUKL elementary particle* * ** * ** * * -
5 Rußpartikel
n, f soot particle* * *Ruß|par|ti|kelfsoot particle* * *Ruß·par·ti·kelnt soot [or smut] particle, particle of soot [or smut], particulate* * *Rußpartikel n/f soot particle -
6 Staubkorn
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7 Betateilchen
n PHYS. beta particle* * *Be|ta|teil|chenntbeta particle* * *Be·ta·teil·chennt NUKL beta particle* * * -
8 Kernteilchen
n PHYS. nuclear particle* * *Kẹrn|teil|chenntnuclear particle* * ** * *n.nuclear particle n. -
9 Teilchenbeschleuniger
m PHYS. particle accelerator* * *Teil|chen|be|schleu|ni|germ (PHYS)particle accelerator* * *Teil·chen·be·schleu·ni·ger<-s, ->m PHYS particle accelerator* * * -
10 Teilchen
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11 Alphateilchen
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12 Staubpartikel
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13 Einteilchenmodell
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14 magnetische Rissprüfung
magnetische Rissprüfung f PRÜF magnetic particle test, magnetic particle examination, magnetic crack detection test, magnetic particle inspection (Magnetpulverprüfung)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > magnetische Rissprüfung
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15 Abtönungspartikel
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16 Einsprengsel
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17 Elementarteilchenphysik
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18 Fragewort
n LING. interrogative* * *das Fragewortinterrogative* * *Fra|ge|wortnt pl - wörterinterrogative (particle)* * *Fra·ge·wortnt LING interrogative particle* * ** * *n.interrogative n. -
19 Gesprächspartikel
f LING. filler, conversational particle* * * -
20 Grundbaustein
m1. basic component2. PHYS. etc. elementary particle* * *1. basic component2. PHYS etc elementary particle* * *m.basic module n.
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