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adjective* * *[reidiəu'æktiv]1) ((of some substances, eg uranium) giving off rays which can be dangerous, but which can also be used in eg medicine: radioactive metals.) radioaktiv2) (containing radioactive substances: radioactive waste/dust.) radioaktiv•- academic.ru/59977/radioactivity">radioactivity* * *ra·dio·ac·tive[ˌreɪdiəʊˈæktɪv, AM -oʊˈ-]adj radioaktiv\radioactive cloud radioaktive Wolke\radioactive decay Zerfall m radioaktiven Materials\radioactive dust/fallout radioaktiver Staub/Niederschlag\radioactive isotope/material radioaktives Isotop/Material\radioactive waste radioaktiver Abfall, Atommüll m* * *radioactive adj (adv radioactively) radioaktiv:radioactive waste Atommüll m;radioactively contaminated verstrahlt* * *adjective* * *adj.radioaktiv adj. -
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3 fallout
nounradioaktiver Niederschlag; (fig.): (side effects) Abfallprodukte; attrib.fallout shelter — Atombunker, der
* * *noun (radioactive dust from a nuclear explosion etc.) radioaktiver Niederschlag, der Fallout* * *ˈfall·outn no pl1. NUCL radioaktive Strahlung* * *['fɔːlaʊt]nradioaktiver Niederschlag, Fallout m, Fall-out m (spec); (fig) Auswirkungen pl ( from +gen)* * *fallout s1. PHYS Fallout m, radioaktiver Niederschlag2. fig Neben-, Abfallprodukt n3. fig (negative) Auswirkungen pl: if there’s trouble on the executive floor we get the fallout down here dann bekommen wir es hier unten zu spüren* * *nounradioaktiver Niederschlag; (fig.): (side effects) Abfallprodukte; attrib.fallout shelter — Atombunker, der
* * *n.Fallout n.
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