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21 spezifisches Schüttgewicht
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24 echte Reindichte
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Raumdichte f space density, volume density, volumetric density; bulk specific gravity (Schüttgutraumdichte)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Raumdichte
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27 Reindichte
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28 relative Dichte
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29 Rohwichte
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30 scheinbare Zuschlagrohdichte
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31 scheinbare Zuschlagstoffrohdichte
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Ge·wicht <-[e]s, -e> [gəʼvɪçt] nt\Gewicht haben to be heavy, to weigh a lot;ein \Gewicht von 100 kg haben to weigh 100 kg;ein großes \Gewicht haben to weigh a great deal, to be very heavy;ein geringes \Gewicht haben to weigh little, to be very light;etw nach \Gewicht verkaufen to sell sth by weight;sein \Gewicht halten to stay [or remain] the same weight;zu viel/zu wenig \Gewicht auf die Waage bringen to weigh in too heavy/too light;unter dem \Gewicht einer S. (a. fig) under the weight of sth2) kein pl(fig: Wichtigkeit, Bedeutung) weight;\Gewicht haben to carry weight;sein ganzes \Gewicht [für jdn/etw] in die Waagschale werfen to bring all one's influence to bear [for sb/sth], to put one's full weight [behind sb/sth];ins \Gewicht fallen to count, to make a difference;[kaum/nicht] ins \Gewicht fallen to [hardly/not] count [or make a difference];einer S. dat [großes] \Gewicht beimessen to attach [great [or much] ] significance [or importance] [or consequence] to sth, to set [great [or much] ] store by sth; ( hervorheben) to lay stress on sth;[nicht] von \Gewicht of [no] importance, [in]significant, [un]important, of [no] great consequence ( form)eine Person von \Gewicht a person who carries a lot of weight3) ( Metallstück zum Beschweren) weight
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