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pro·pel·lant[prəˈpelənt]n* * *[prə'pelənt]1. nTreibstoff m; (in spray can) Treibgas nt2. adjtreibend* * *A s1. MIL, TECH Treibstoff m, -mittel n:propellant (charge) Treibladung f (einer Rakete etc);propellant cutoff Brennschluss m2. CHEM Treibgas n3. MIL Treibladung f* * *n.Treibstoff m. -
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5 propellant gas
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6 propellant forces
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > propellant forces
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7 propellant bay
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8 propellant can
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9 propellant capsule
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10 propellant charge
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11 propellant consumption
< vhcl> ■ Treibstoffverbrauch mEnglish-german technical dictionary > propellant consumption
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12 propellant cut-off valve
< vhcl> ■ Treibstoffabsperrschieber mEnglish-german technical dictionary > propellant cut-off valve
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13 propellant explosive
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14 propellant filler hose
< vhcl> ■ Treibstoffbetankungsschlauch mEnglish-german technical dictionary > propellant filler hose
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15 propellant flow per second
English-german technical dictionary > propellant flow per second
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16 propellant gas
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17 propellant loading system equipment
< aerospace> ■ Raketenbetankungsausrüstung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > propellant loading system equipment
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18 propellant powder
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19 propellant-injection nozzle
< aerospace> ■ Treibstoffeinspritzdüse fEnglish-german technical dictionary > propellant-injection nozzle
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20 propellant-spray nozzle
< aerospace> ■ Treibstoffeinspritzdüse fEnglish-german technical dictionary > propellant-spray nozzle
См. также в других словарях:
propellant — propellant, propellent The noun propellant, meaning ‘a thing that propels’ (especially a rocket fuel or the agent in aerosol sprays), is the more familiar word. Propellent is an adjective meaning ‘capable of driving or pushing forward’ … Modern English usage
propellant — index impetus Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
propellant — fuel for a rocket engine, 1919, from PROPEL (Cf. propel) + ANT (Cf. ant) … Etymology dictionary
propellant — ► NOUN 1) a compressed fluid in which the active contents of an aerosol are dispersed. 2) an explosive that fires bullets from a firearm. 3) a substance used to provide thrust in a rocket engine. ► ADJECTIVE (also propellent) ▪ capable of… … English terms dictionary
propellant — [prə pel′ənt, prōpel′ənt] n. a person or thing that propels; specif., a) the explosive charge that propels a projectile from a gun ☆ b) the fuel and oxidizer used to propel a rocket … English World dictionary
Propellant — A propellant is a material that is used to move ( propel ) an object. This will often involve a chemical reaction. It may be a gas, liquid, plasma, or, before the chemical reaction, a solid.Common chemical propellants consist of a fuel, like… … Wikipedia
propellant — [[t]prəpe̱lənt[/t]] propellants 1) N MASS Propellant is a substance that causes something to move forwards. ...an enormous amount of propellant. ...a propellant for nuclear rockets. 2) N MASS Propellant is a gas that is used in spray cans to… … English dictionary
propellant — /preuh pel euhnt/, n. 1. a propelling agent. 2. the charge of explosive used to propel the projectile from a gun. 3. a substance, usually a mixture of fuel and oxidizer, for propelling a rocket. 4. a compressed inert gas that serves to dispense… … Universalium
propellant — UK [prəˈpelənt] / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms propellant : singular propellant plural propellants 1) a substance used for making something move forwards, for example fuel for sending a rocket into space 2) a gas used for forcing a… … English dictionary
propellant — raketinis kuras statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Raketiniuose varikliuose naudojamas medžiagų mišinys. atitikmenys: angl. propellant; rocket propellant rus. ракетное топливо … Chemijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
propellant — pro|pel|lant [prəˈpelənt] n [U and C] 1.) an explosive for firing a bullet or ↑rocket 2.) gas which is used in an ↑aerosol to ↑spray out a liquid >propellant adj … Dictionary of contemporary English