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1 Reflexionslicht
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f (LS) < alarm> (gesamtes Gerät) ■ photoelectric beam detector; beam interruption detector; broken beam detector; photoelectric detectorf < msr> ■ light barrier; photoelectric barrier; optical barrierf < opt> ■ reflective sensor; optical coupler; photoelectric detector; photoelectric sensor; retro-reflective sensor -
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vt/i2. (nachdenken) reflect ( über + Akk [up]on); etw. kritisch reflektieren consider s.th. very carefully; das war nicht genügend reflektiert this was not given sufficient thought ( oder consideration); unreflektiert3. umg.: reflektieren auf (+Akk) have one’s eye on; auf jemandes Stelle reflektieren auch have designs on s.o.’s job* * *to reflect* * *re|flek|tie|ren [reflɛk'tiːrən] ptp reflektiert1. vt1) (lit, fig widerspiegeln) to reflect2) (überdenken) to reflect on, to ponder (on)2. vi2) (= nachdenken) to reflect, to ponder (über +acc (up)on)3)* * ** * *re·flek·tie·ren *[reflɛkˈti:rən]I. vt▪ etw \reflektieren to reflect sthII. vi1. (zurückstrahlen) to reflect▪ \reflektierend reflecting, reflective* * *1.transitives Verb1) auch itr. (zurückstrahlen) reflect2) (geh.): (nachdenken über) reflect or ponder [up]on2.* * *reflektieren v/t & v/i1. PHYS reflect;dieses Glas reflektiert nicht this glass is non-reflective2. (nachdenken) reflect (über +akk [up]on);etwas kritisch reflektieren consider sth very carefully;das war nicht genügend reflektiert this was not given sufficient thought ( oder consideration); → unreflektiert3. umg:reflektieren auf (+akk) have one’s eye on;auf jemandes Stelle reflektieren auch have designs on sb’s job* * *1.transitives Verb1) auch itr. (zurückstrahlen) reflect2) (geh.): (nachdenken über) reflect or ponder [up]on2.* * *ausdr.to reflect v. -
4 reflektierend
1) (able to reflect (light etc): a reflecting surface.) reflecting2) (reflecting: Reflective number-plates.) reflective3) reflectively* * *adj.reflective adj. adv.reflectively adv. -
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