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['θɜːml] 1.aggettivo [spring, treatment] termale; [garment, energy, insulation] termico2.nome corrente f. ascensionale* * *[əƟə:məl](of heat: thermal springs (= natural springs of warm or hot water); thermal units.) termale, termico* * *thermal /ˈɵɜ:ml/A a.2 (fis.) termico: thermal energy, energia termica; British thermal unit (abbr. BTU), unità termica britannica; thermal lance, lancia termica; thermal equator, equatore termicoB n.(di solito al pl.) (meteor., aeron.) corrente ascensionale d'aria calda; termica● (aeron.) the thermal barrier, la barriera termica □ thermal baths, terme □ thermal blanket, Termocoperta® □ (fis. nucl.) thermal breeder ( reactor), reattore termico autofertilizzante □ thermal bulb, termometro a bulbo □ (tecn.) thermal compression, termocompressione □ (mecc.) thermal compressor, termocompressore □ thermal insulation, isolamento termico □ thermal paper, carta termica (o termosensibile) □ (ecol.) thermal pollution, inquinamento termico □ (elettr.) thermal power station, centrale termoelettrica □ thermal printer, stampante termica □ thermal reactor, (chim.) reattore termico; (fis. nucl.) reattore termico (o a neutroni termici) □ (elettr.) thermal relay, relè termico (o a temperatura) □ (mecc.) thermal relief, valvola di sfogo □ (fis. nucl., miss.) thermal shield, scudo termico □ (fis.) thermal value, potere calorifico.* * *['θɜːml] 1.aggettivo [spring, treatment] termale; [garment, energy, insulation] termico2.nome corrente f. ascensionale
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