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1 reflex
■ An involuntary reaction in response to a stimulus.Reflex m■ Automatische Antwort des Körpers auf einen Reiz. -
2 Reflex
m; -es, -e; PHYS. reflection; PHYSIOL., PSYCH. reflex; bedingter Reflex conditioned reflex; unbedingter Reflex unconditioned reflex; einen Reflex auslösen produce a reflex; gute Reflexe haben have good reflexes* * *der Reflexreflection; reflex; reflexion* * *Re|flẹx [re'flɛks]m -es, -e* * *((an action which is) automatic or not intended: The doctor tapped the patient's knee in order to test his reflexes; a reflex action.) reflex* * *Re·flex<-es, -e>[reˈflɛks]m1. (Nervenreflex) reflex2. (Lichtreflex) reflection* * *der; Reflexes, Reflexe1) (Physiol.) reflex2) (LichtReflex) reflection* * *bedingter Reflex conditioned reflex;unbedingter Reflex unconditioned reflex;einen Reflex auslösen produce a reflex;gute Reflexe haben have good reflexes* * *der; Reflexes, Reflexe1) (Physiol.) reflex2) (LichtReflex) reflection* * *-e m.jerk n.reflex n. -
3 Reflex
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4 Reflex
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5 Reflex
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6 Reflex
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7 Reflex-Beleuchtungssystem
German-english technical dictionary > Reflex-Beleuchtungssystem
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8 akustischer Reflex
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9 Spiegelreflexkamera
f FOT.: ( einäugige Spiegelreflexkamera single-lens) reflex camera* * *die Spiegelreflexkamerareflex camera* * *Spie|gel|re|flex|ka|me|rafreflex camera* * *Spie·gel·re·flex·ka·me·raf reflex camera* * *die reflex camera* * *einäugige Spiegelreflexkamera single-lens) reflex camera* * *die reflex camera* * *f.reflex camera n. -
10 bedingt
I Adj.1. conditional; (eingeschränkt) qualified; bedingter Reflex conditioned reflex; bedingt durch conditional (up)on; (abhängig) dependent on, contingent (up)on; es ist psychisch bedingt it’s psychologicalII Adv.1. das ist nur bedingt richtig / gültig etc. this is only partly correct / valid etc.; (in gewissem Sinn) this is only correct / valid in a sense; (bis zu einem gewissen Punkt) this is only correct / valid up to a point2. (unter bestimmten Bedingungen) under certain circumstances; (mit Vorbehalt) with some reservations; bedingt tauglich fit for limited service* * *conditioned; conditional* * *be|dịngt [bə'dɪŋt]1. adj1) (= eingeschränkt) limited; Lob auch qualified2) (= an Bedingung geknüpft) Annahme, Straferlass, Strafaussetzung conditional2. adv1) (= eingeschränkt) partly, partiallybedingt tauglich (Mil) — fit for limited duties
(nur) bedingt richtig — (only) partly or partially valid
(nur) bedingt gelten — to be (only) partly or partially valid
See:→ auch bedingen2) (Sw, Aus) conditionally* * *be·dingtI. adj1. (eingeschränkt) qualified\bedingte Erlaubnis conditional permission2. JUR conditional\bedingte Entlassung suspension of the remainder of the sentence on probation\bedingte Strafaussetzung conditional discharge, [suspension of sentence on] probation\bedingter Straferlass remission of a penalty [or sentence3. MED\bedingte Reaktion conditioned reaction\bedingter Reiz conditioned stimulus4. MATH\bedingte Wahrscheinlichkeit conditional probabilityII. adv1. (eingeschränkt) partly, to some extent\bedingt gültig of limited validitydem kann ich nur \bedingt zustimmen I can only agree with that to a degree3. MATH\bedingt richtig conditionally correct* * *1.Adjektiv conditional; qualified <praise, approval>; s. auch Reflex2.* * *A. adj1. conditional; (eingeschränkt) qualified;bedingter Reflex conditioned reflex;es ist psychisch bedingt it’s psychological2. JUR conditional;bedingter Straferlass suspended sentenceB. adv1.das ist nur bedingt richtig/gültig etc this is only partly correct/valid etc; (in gewissem Sinn) this is only correct/valid in a sense; (bis zu einem gewissen Punkt) this is only correct/valid up to a point2. (unter bestimmten Bedingungen) under certain circumstances; (mit Vorbehalt) with some reservations;bedingt tauglich fit for limited service…bedingt im adj …-related, …-induced* * *1. 2.* * *(durch) ausdr.contingent on (upon) expr. adj.conditional adj.conditioned adj. adv.conditionally adv. -
11 Reflexbewegung
f reflex (action)* * *Re|flẹx|be|we|gungfreflex action* * *Re·flex·be·we·gungf reflex [movement]* * ** * *f.reflex movement n. -
12 Reaktion
f; -, -en1. reaction ( auf + Akk to); MED. auch response (to); (Reflex) reflex; wie war ihre Reaktion? how did she react ( oder take it)?; seine erste Reaktion war Wut his initial reaction was to get angry, at first he was angry; jemandes gefühlsmäßige Reaktion auf etw. s.o.’s gut reaction to s.th.; das Stück rief unterschiedliche Reaktionen beim Publikum hervor the play brought a mixed reaction from the audience* * *die Reaktionreaction; response* * *Re|ak|ti|on [reak'tsioːn]f -, -en1) reaction (auf +acc to); (CHEM) reaction (mit with)ein Vertreter der Reaktión — a representative of reactionary thinking
* * *die1) (the act of reacting: What was his reaction to your remarks?; I get a bad reaction from penicillin; I'd like to ask you for your reactions to these suggestions.) reaction2) (a process of change which occurs when two or more substances are put together: (a) nuclear reaction; a chemical reaction between iron and acid.) reaction* * *Re·ak·ti·on<-, -en>[reakˈtsi̯o:n]f reactionumkehrbare \Reaktion CHEM balanced [or reversible] reaction* * *die; Reaktion, Reaktionen reaction (auf + Akk. to)* * *1. reaction (wie war ihre Reaktion? how did she react ( oder take it)?;seine erste Reaktion war Wut his initial reaction was to get angry, at first he was angry;das Stück rief unterschiedliche Reaktionen beim Publikum hervor the play brought a mixed reaction from the audience2. CHEM reaction (mit with;auf +akk on)3. POL reaction;Vertreter der Reaktion reactionary forces, the forces of reaction* * *die; Reaktion, Reaktionen reaction (auf + Akk. to)* * *-en f.reaction n.response n. -
13 vasomotorisch
Adj. PHYSIOL.: vasomotorischer Reflex etc. vasomotor reflex etc.; vasomotorische Nerven vasomotor nerves* * *va|so|mo|to|risch [vazomo'toːrɪʃ]1. adjvasomotor attr, vasomotory2. adv* * *vasomotorische Nerven vasomotor nerves -
14 Greifreflex
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15 Reflexhandlung
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16 Saugreflex
m sucking instinct* * *Saug|re|flexmsucking reflex* * *Saug·re·flexm BIOL suckling reflex* * *Saugreflex m sucking instinct* * *m.sucking reflex n. -
17 unbedingt
I Adj.1. unconditional (auch schw., österr. JUR., Strafe); (völlig) absolute; Gehorsam, Vertrauen: implicitII Adv.1. (absolut, unter allen Umständen) absolutely; (wirklich) really, absolutely; (um jeden Preis) at all costs, whatever happens; ich muss ihn unbedingt sprechen I absolutely have to speak with him, I really must speak with him; den Film muss man unbedingt gesehen haben the film’s an absolute must, Am. the movie is a must-see; du musst unbedingt kommen etc. you’ve got to come etc.; sie will unbedingt heiraten / einen Ferrari she is determined to get married / have a Ferrari; muss es denn unbedingt ein... sein? does it absolutely have to be a...?; nicht unbedingt not necessarily2. schw., österr.: zu zwei Jahren Gefängnis unbedingt verurteilen condemn to two years in prison without probation* * *unconditional (Adj.); implicit (Adj.)* * *ụn|be|dingt1. adj attr(= absolut, bedingungslos) Ruhe, Verschwiegenheit Voraussetzung, Vorrang absolute; Gehorsam, Treue auch implicit, unconditional; Anhänger etc unreserved; Reflex unconditioned2. adv(= auf jeden Fall) really; nötig, erforderlich absolutelyich musste sie unbedingt sprechen — I really or absolutely had to speak to her; (äußerst wichtig) it was imperative that I spoke to her
das ist nicht meine Schuld, du wolltest ja unbedingt ins Kino gehen! — it's not my fault, you were (hell)bent on going to the cinema
unbedingt! — of course!, I should say so!
* * *1) implicitly2) (unquestioning; complete: implicit obedience.) implicit3) (definitely or certainly: I shall do it tomorrow without fail.) without fail* * *un·be·dingt[ˈʊnbədɪŋt]I. adj attr absoluteerinnere mich \unbedingt daran, sie anzurufen you mustn't forget to remind me to call hernicht \unbedingt not necessarily\unbedingt! absolutely!, definitely!* * *1. 2.Adverb absolutely; (auf jeden Fall) whatever happens* * *A. adj1. unconditional (auch schweiz, österr JUR, Strafe); (völlig) absolute; Gehorsam, Vertrauen: implicit3.unbedingte Anweisung IT unconditional statement;unbedingter Sprung IT unconditional jumpB. adv1. (absolut, unter allen Umständen) absolutely; (wirklich) really, absolutely; (um jeden Preis) at all costs, whatever happens;ich muss ihn unbedingt sprechen I absolutely have to speak with him, I really must speak with him;den Film muss man unbedingt gesehen haben the film’s an absolute must, US the movie is a must-see;sie will unbedingt heiraten/einen Ferrari she is determined to get married/have a Ferrari;muss es denn unbedingt ein … sein? does it absolutely have to be a …?;nicht unbedingt not necessarily2. schweiz, österr:zu zwei Jahren Gefängnis unbedingt verurteilen condemn to two years in prison without probation* * *1. 2.Adverb absolutely; (auf jeden Fall) whatever happens* * *adj.absolute adj.imperative adj.unconditional adj. adv.implicitly adv.without fail adv. -
18 Bassreflex-Gehäuse
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19 Bassreflexbox
f <av> ■ bass reflex enclosure; bass reflex speaker cabinet; bass reflex box; vented enclosure; vented box -
20 Reflexbox
f <av> ■ bass reflex enclosure; bass reflex speaker cabinet; bass reflex box; vented enclosure; vented box
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