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61 particle par·ti·cle n
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62 phase change
nChem passaggio di stato, Phys cambiamento di fase -
63 photon pho·ton n
['fəʊtɒn]Phys fotone m -
64 plastic *** plas·tic
['plæstɪk]1. nplastica, materia plastica2. adj1) (made of plastic) di plastica2) (flexible) plastico (-a)plastic behaviour Phys — plasticità
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65 potential **** po·ten·tial
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66 potential difference
nMath Phys differenza di potenziale -
67 pressure ***** pres·sure
['prɛʃə(r)]1. n1) Phys Tech Met pressione f2) (compulsion, influence) pressione f, pressioni fplhe's under pressure from his wife to give up smoking — sua moglie fa pressione perché lui smetta di fumare
they are really putting the pressure on — ci (or vi etc) stanno assillando
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68 pulse n
[pʌls]Anat polso, Phys impulso, (fig: of drums, music) vibrazione fto feel or take sb's pulse — sentire or tastare il polso a qn
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69 pyrotechnics pyro·tech·nics n
[ˌpaɪrəʊ'tɛknɪks]1) (sg) Phys pirotecnica2) (pl: fireworks display) spettacolo msg pirotecnico -
70 quantum quan·tum
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71 quantum theory
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72 quark n
[kwɒːk]Phys quark m inv -
73 radiant ra·di·ant adj
['reɪdɪənt](Phys: heat) radiante, (light) sfolgorante, fig -
74 red shift
nPhys spostamento verso il rosso -
75 resultant re·sult·ant
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76 ripple tank
nPhys serbatoio ad increspatura -
77 scalar sca·lar
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78 series elements
nplPhys elementi mpl in serie -
79 shell ***
[ʃɛl]1. n1) (of egg, nut, tortoise) guscio, (of oyster, mussel) conchiglia, (of lobster) corazza, guscio, Phys guscio elettronico2) (of building) struttura, scheletro, (of ship) ossatura3) Mil granata2. vt1) (nuts) sgusciare, (peas, beans) sgranare2) Mil bombardare• -
80 solenoid so·lenoid n
['səʊlɪˌnɔɪd]Phys, Elec solenoide m
См. также в других словарях:
phys — phys·co·mit·ri·um; phys·e·ter·i·dae; phys·e·ter·oi·dea; phys·harmonica; phys·har·mon·i·ka; phys·i·an·thro·py; phys·i·at·rics; phys·i·at·rist; phys·i·cal·ism; phys·i·cal·ist; phys·i·cal·is·tic; phys·i·cal·i·ty; phys·i·cal·ly; phys·i·cal·ness;… … English syllables
phys... — phys..., Phys... vgl. ↑physio..., Physio … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
phys — (physical) adv. bodily, corporeal, carnal phys (physics) adv. study of matter energy and laws of nature … English contemporary dictionary
phys- — pref. Variant of physio . * * * … Universalium
phys — abbrev. 1. physical 2. physician 3. physics * * * … Universalium
phys. ed. — phys. ed. [ ,fız ed ] noun uncount INFORMAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
phys — abbrev. 1. physical 2. physician 3. physics … English World dictionary
phys ed — [fiz′ ed′] n. Informal PHYSICAL EDUCATION … English World dictionary
phys. ed. — phys. ed., physical education … Useful english dictionary
phys|i|at|ry — «FIHZ ee AT ree», noun. = physical therapy. (Cf. ↑physical therapy) … Useful english dictionary
phys|ic — «FIHZ ihk», noun, verb, icked, ick|ing. –n. 1. a medicine, especially one that acts as a laxative; cathartic. 2. Archaic. the art of healing; science and practice of medicine: »Throw physic to the dogs; I ll none of it (Shakespeare). 3. Archaic.… … Useful english dictionary
