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1 microscopic
adjective2) (fig.): (very small) winzig* * *[-'sko-]* * *micro·scop·ic[ˌmaɪkrəˈskɒpɪk, AM -ˈskɑ:p-]to look at sth in \microscopic detail etw haargenau prüfen fam3. (using microscope) analysis, examination mikroskopisch* * *["maIkrə'skɒpɪk]adj(in size) mikroskopisch (klein)in microscopic detail — bis ins kleinste Detail
* * *1. mikroskopisch (Untersuchung etc):b) fig etwas peinlich genau untersuchen;she has a microscopic eye for dust sie sieht selbst das kleinste Staubkörnchen;microscopic slide Objektträger m2. mikroskopisch klein, verschwindend klein (beide auch fig)* * *adjective2) (fig.): (very small) winzig* * *adj.mikroskopisch adj. -
2 microscopic
to look at sth in \microscopic detail etw haargenau prüfen ( fam) -
3 X-ray
1. noun1) in pl. Röntgenstrahlen Pl.2) (picture) Röntgenaufnahme, die3) attrib. Röntgen-2. transitive verbröntgen; durchleuchten [Gepäck]* * *noun ((the process of taking) a photograph using X-rays: I'm going to hospital for an X-ray; We'll take an X-ray of your chest; ( also adjective) an X-ray photograph.) die Röntgenaufnahme, Röntgen-...* * *[ˈeksreɪ]I. nto give sb an \X-ray jdn röntgento go for an \X-ray sich akk röntgen lassenthe \X-ray department die RöntgenabteilungIII. vt* * *['eks'reɪ]1. nRöntgenstrahl m; (also X-ray photograph) Röntgenaufnahme f or -bild ntto take an X-ray of sth — etw röntgen, eine Röntgenaufnahme von etw machen
2. vtperson, heart röntgen, durchleuchten (dated); envelope, baggage durchleuchten* * *X-ray MED, PHYSA v/t [ˌeksˈreı; ˈeksreı]1. röntgen:a) ein Röntgenbild machen von2. mit Röntgenstrahlen behandeln, bestrahlenB adj [ˈeksreı] Röntgen…:X-ray astronomy Röntgenastronomie f;X-ray depiction Röntgendarstellung f;X-ray microscope Röntgenstrahlmikroskop n;* * *1. noun1) in pl. Röntgenstrahlen Pl.2) (picture) Röntgenaufnahme, die3) attrib. Röntgen-2. transitive verbröntgen; durchleuchten [Gepäck]* * *n.Röntgen n.
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