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1 -dimensional
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2 dreidimensional
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3 dreidimensional
Adj. three-dimensional; dreidimensionales Sehen stereoscopy, three-dimensional vision* * *three-dimensional* * *drei|di|men|si|o|naladjthree-dimensional* * *1) (of (a certain number of) dimensions: a three-dimensional figure.) -dimensional2) (( abbreviation 3-D) having three dimensions, ie height, width and depth.) three-dimensional* * *drei·di·men·si·o·naladj three-dimensional* * *1.Adjektiv three-dimensional2.* * *dreidimensional adj three-dimensional;dreidimensionales Sehen stereoscopy, three-dimensional vision* * *1.Adjektiv three-dimensional2.adverbial three-dimensionally; in three dimensions* * *adj.three dimensional adj. -
4 plastisch
Adj.1. (räumlich) three-dimensional2. Beschreibung etc.: graphic, vivid; etw. plastisch schildern / darstellen give a vivid description / portrayal of s.th.; etw. plastisch vor sich sehen have a perfect mental picture of s.th.3. nur attr.; Kunst: sculptural, plastic; die plastischen Arbeiten Dalis Dali’s three-dimensional works4. plastische Chirurgie plastic surgery* * *plastic* * *plạs|tisch ['plastɪʃ]1. adj1) (= knetbar) malleable, workable2) (= dreidimensional) three-dimensional, 3-D; (fig anschaulich) vividplastisches Vorstellungsvermögen — ability to imagine things in three dimensions
plastische Arbeiten — sculptures, plastic works
2. adv1) (räumlich) three-dimensionallyetw plastisch ausformen — to mould (Brit) or mold (US) sth into shape
plastisch hervortreten — to stand out
2)etw plastisch schildern — to give a graphic description of sthdas kann ich mir plastisch vorstellen — I can just imagine or picture it
* * *plas·tisch[ˈplastɪʃ]I. adj1. (formbar) plastic, malleable, workable2. (räumlich) three-dimensional3. (anschaulich) vivid4. MED plasticII. adv1. (räumlich) three-dimensional\plastisch hervortreten/wirken to stand out2. (anschaulich) vividly* * *1.1) (knetbar) plastic; workable2) nicht präd. (bildhauerisch) sculptural; < ability> as a sculptor5) (Med.) plastic <surgery, surgeon>2.1) (bildhauerisch) sculpturally2) (dreidimensional) three-dimensionally3) (fig.): (anschaulich) vividly* * *plastisch adj1. (räumlich) three-dimensional2. Beschreibung etc: graphic, vivid;etwas plastisch schildern/darstellen give a vivid description/portrayal of sth;etwas plastisch vor sich sehen have a perfect mental picture of sth3. nur attr; KUNST sculptural, plastic;die plastischen Arbeiten Dalis Dali’s three-dimensional works4.plastische Chirurgie plastic surgery5. (knetbar) plastic, workable;eine plastische Masse a workable mass* * *1.1) (knetbar) plastic; workable2) nicht präd. (bildhauerisch) sculptural; < ability> as a sculptor5) (Med.) plastic <surgery, surgeon>2.1) (bildhauerisch) sculpturally2) (dreidimensional) three-dimensionally3) (fig.): (anschaulich) vividlysich (Dat.) etwas plastisch vorstellen können — have a clear picture of something [in one's mind]
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5 räumlich
I Adj. spatial, space...; (dreidimensional) three-dimensional; räumliche Aufteilung spatial division; räumliche Enge cramped conditions Pl.; räumliche Wirkung eines Bildes: depth, three-dimensionality; räumliches Sehen three-dimensional vision; räumlicher Klang stereophonic soundII Adv.: räumlich sehen see things three-dimensionally; räumlich sehr beengt cramped (for space); räumlich gefällt mir die Wohnung I like the layout of the flat (Am. apartment)* * *spatial* * *räum|lich ['rɔymlɪç]1. adj1) (= den Raum betreffend) spatialrä́úmliche Verhältnisse — physical conditions
rä́úmliche Nähe — physical closeness, spatial proximity
rä́úmliche Entfernung — physical distance
2) (= dreidimensional) three-dimensionalrä́úmliches Anschauungsvermögen — capacity to think in three dimensions
2. adv1)sich rä́úmlich beschränken — to make do with very little room
wir haben rä́úmlich keine Probleme — we have no problem with room
wir wohnen rä́úmlich sehr beengt — we live in very cramped conditions
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rä́úmlich sehen — to see in three dimensions, to see three-dimensionallyMenschen, die auf einem Auge blind sind, können nicht rä́úmlich sehen —
ich kann mir das nicht rä́úmlich vorstellen — I can't really picture it
* * *(having height, breadth and width: A cube is a solid figure.) solid* * *räum·lich[ˈrɔymlɪç]I. adj1. (den Raum betreffend) spatialin großer \räumlicher Entfernung a long way away\räumliche Nähe physical proximity\räumliche Gegebenheiten spacious conditions [or set-up2. (dreidimensional) three-dimensionaldas \räumliche Sehvermögen the ability to see things in three dimensions [or three-dimensionallyII. adv1. (platzmäßig) spatially\räumlich [sehr] beengt [o beschränkt] sein to be [very] cramped for space2. (dreidimensional) three-dimensionally* * *1.1) (den Raum betreffend) spatial2.1) spatially2) (dreidimensional) three-dimensionally* * *räumliche Aufteilung spatial division;räumliche Enge cramped conditions pl;räumliche Wirkung eines Bildes: depth, three-dimensionality;räumliches Sehen three-dimensional vision;räumlicher Klang stereophonic soundB. adv:räumlich sehen see things three-dimensionally;räumlich sehr beengt cramped (for space);räumlich gefällt mir die Wohnung I like the layout of the flat (US apartment)* * *1.1) (den Raum betreffend) spatial2.1) spatially2) (dreidimensional) three-dimensionally* * *adj.spacious adj.spatial adj.through adj. adv.spatially adv. -
6 3D
3D (Abk. für dreidimensional) KOMM, MEDIA three-dimensional* * *abbr (dreidimensional) <Komm, Medien> three-dimensional -
7 dreidimensional
dreidimensional adj (3D) KOMM, MEDIA three-dimensional* * *adj (3D) <Komm, Medien> three-dimensional -
8 Raumvorstellung
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9 Tiefensehen
n MED. three-dimensional ( oder perspective) vision* * * -
10 stereoskopisch
stereoscopic; stereoscopical* * *ste|reo|sko|pisch [Stereo'skoːpɪʃ, st-]adjstereoscopic; (= dreidimensional) 3-D, three-dimensional* * *((of films, pictures etc) filmed, shown etc by an apparatus taking or showing two photographs at different angles, so that a three-dimensional image is produced.) stereoscopic* * *adj.stereoscopic adj. adv.stereoscopically adv. -
11 3-D-Produkt
n < nahr> (Stieleis) ■ three dimensional ice cream; 3-D novelties; 3-D stick novelties; fancy three dimensional ice cream -
12 Figureneis
n < nahr> (Stieleis) ■ three dimensional ice cream; 3-D novelties; 3-D stick novelties; fancy three dimensional ice cream -
13 räumlicher Spannungszustand
m < mech> ■ state of three-dimensional stress; three-dimensional stress; triaxial stressGerman-english technical dictionary > räumlicher Spannungszustand
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14 plastisch
plas·tisch [ʼplastɪʃ] adj1) ( formbar) plastic, malleable, workable2) ( räumlich) three-dimensional3) ( anschaulich) vivid1) ( räumlich) three-dimensional;\plastisch hervortreten/ wirken to stand out2) ( anschaulich) vividly -
15 räumlich
räum·lich [ʼrɔymlɪç] adj1) ( den Raum betreffend) spatial;in großer \räumlicher Entfernung a long way away;\räumliche Nähe physical proximity;\räumliche Gegebenheiten spacious conditions [or set-up];2) ( dreidimensional) three-dimensional;das \räumliche Sehvermögen the ability to see things in three dimensions [or three-dimensionally]1) ( platzmäßig) spatially;2) ( dreidimensional) three-dimensionally -
16 Räumlichkeit
Räumlichkeit f 1. spatiality, three-dimensional character, three-dimensionality; 2. premises (eines Gebäudes)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Räumlichkeit
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17 Drei-D-Abbildung
Drei-D-Ab·bil·dungf three-dimensional picture -
18 Drei-D-Darstellung
Drei-D-Dar·stel·lungf three-dimensional display -
19 3-D-Werbemittel
n < werb> ■ three dimensional advertising material -
20 3D
< allg> (Gegenstand, Darstellung, CAD-System) ■ three-dimensional (3D)
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