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1 Grenzflächenwellen
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2 Welle
f; -, -n1. auf Wasseroberfläche: wave; kleine: ripple; die See hat heute hohe Wellen there are big waves on the sea today; die Wellen schlagen ans Ufer the waves beat against the shore; Wellen schlagen fig., Ereignis etc.: make waves, cause a stir; die Stimmung schlug hohe Wellen spirits were high4. TECH. shaft5. Turnen: circle6. fig. (Mode etc.) craze7. MOT.: grüne oder rote Welle phased ( oder linked) traffic lights; wir haben grüne / rote Welle we’ve caught the green / red phase* * *die Welle(Funk) wave; wavelength;(Mechanik) axle; shaft;(Mode) craze;(Physik) wave;(Wasser) wave; billow* * *Wẹl|le ['vɛlə]f -, -nweiche Welle (inf) — soft line
2) (fig = Mode) crazedie Neue Welle (Film) — the nouvelle vague, the New Wave; (Mus) the New Wave
* * *die1) (a thin pin on which something turns: I can't turn on the radio any more, because the spindle of the control knob has broken.) spindle2) (a revolving bar transmitting motion in an engine: the driving-shaft.) shaft3) (a surging movement, or a sudden rush: The stone hit his head and he felt a surge of pain; a sudden surge of anger.) surge4) (a moving ridge, larger than a ripple, moving on the surface of water: rolling waves; a boat tossing on the waves.) wave5) (a vibration travelling eg through the air: radio waves; sound waves; light waves.) wave6) (a curve or curves in the hair: Are those waves natural?) wave7) (a (usually temporary) rise or increase: the recent crime wave; a wave of violence; The pain came in waves.) wave* * *Wel·le<-, -n>[ˈvɛlə]f1. (Woge) wave2. (massenhaftes Auftreten) wavedie neue \Welle the latest craze3. PHYS wave4. RADIO wavelength5. (wellenförmige Erhebung) wave7.▶ [hohe] \Wellen schlagen to create a [big] stir* * *die; Welle, Wellen1) (auch HaarWelle, Physik, fig.) wavegrüne Welle — (Verkehrsw.) linked or synchronised traffic lights
die weiche Welle — (fig. ugs.) the soft approach or line
2) (Rundf.): (Wellenlänge) wavelength3) (Technik) shaft4) (BodenWelle) undulation* * *die See hat heute hohe Wellen there are big waves on the sea today;die Wellen schlagen ans Ufer the waves beat against the shore;die Stimmung schlug hohe Wellen spirits were high4. TECH shaft5. Turnen: circle6. fig (Mode etc) craze7. AUTO:rote Welle phased ( oder linked) traffic lights;wir haben grüne/rote Welle we’ve caught the green/red phase* * *die; Welle, Wellen1) (auch HaarWelle, Physik, fig.) wavegrüne Welle — (Verkehrsw.) linked or synchronised traffic lights
die weiche Welle — (fig. ugs.) the soft approach or line
2) (Rundf.): (Wellenlänge) wavelength3) (Technik) shaft4) (BodenWelle) undulation* * *-n f.arbor n.axle n.billow n.shaft n.wave n. -
3 welle
f; -, -n1. auf Wasseroberfläche: wave; kleine: ripple; die See hat heute hohe Wellen there are big waves on the sea today; die Wellen schlagen ans Ufer the waves beat against the shore; Wellen schlagen fig., Ereignis etc.: make waves, cause a stir; die Stimmung schlug hohe Wellen spirits were high4. TECH. shaft5. Turnen: circle6. fig. (Mode etc.) craze7. MOT.: grüne oder rote Welle phased ( oder linked) traffic lights; wir haben grüne / rote Welle we’ve caught the green / red phase* * *die Welle(Funk) wave; wavelength;(Mechanik) axle; shaft;(Mode) craze;(Physik) wave;(Wasser) wave; billow* * *Wẹl|le ['vɛlə]f -, -nweiche Welle (inf) — soft line
2) (fig = Mode) crazedie Neue Welle (Film) — the nouvelle vague, the New Wave; (Mus) the New Wave
* * *die1) (a thin pin on which something turns: I can't turn on the radio any more, because the spindle of the control knob has broken.) spindle2) (a revolving bar transmitting motion in an engine: the driving-shaft.) shaft3) (a surging movement, or a sudden rush: The stone hit his head and he felt a surge of pain; a sudden surge of anger.) surge4) (a moving ridge, larger than a ripple, moving on the surface of water: rolling waves; a boat tossing on the waves.) wave5) (a vibration travelling eg through the air: radio waves; sound waves; light waves.) wave6) (a curve or curves in the hair: Are those waves natural?) wave7) (a (usually temporary) rise or increase: the recent crime wave; a wave of violence; The pain came in waves.) wave* * *Wel·le<-, -n>[ˈvɛlə]f1. (Woge) wave2. (massenhaftes Auftreten) wavedie neue \Welle the latest craze3. PHYS wave4. RADIO wavelength5. (wellenförmige Erhebung) wave7.▶ [hohe] \Wellen schlagen to create a [big] stir* * *die; Welle, Wellen1) (auch HaarWelle, Physik, fig.) wavegrüne Welle — (Verkehrsw.) linked or synchronised traffic lights
die weiche Welle — (fig. ugs.) the soft approach or line
2) (Rundf.): (Wellenlänge) wavelength3) (Technik) shaft4) (BodenWelle) undulation* * *…welle f im subst1. (Bewegung):Auswanderungswelle wave of emigration;Asylantenwelle wave of asylum-seekers2. (Mode):Fitnesswelle fitness craze;Fresswelle (eating) binge* * *die; Welle, Wellen1) (auch HaarWelle, Physik, fig.) wavegrüne Welle — (Verkehrsw.) linked or synchronised traffic lights
die weiche Welle — (fig. ugs.) the soft approach or line
2) (Rundf.): (Wellenlänge) wavelength3) (Technik) shaft4) (BodenWelle) undulation* * *-n f.arbor n.axle n.billow n.shaft n.wave n.
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