Definition of Radi, Meaning of Radi, Translation of Radi

Radi Click to Search Radi
Radi (der) n. radish, type of bitter-tasting edible root from the mustard family; plant that produces this root

radial Click to Search radial
adv. radially, in the form of rays, with spokes radiating from a central point adj. radial, arranged in rays, arranged as spokes radiating from a central point

radiale Komponente Click to Search radiale Komponente
radial component, tangential component

radialer Reifen Click to Search radialer Reifen
radial tyre, tires reinforced with steel cords

Radialmontage Click to Search Radialmontage
Radialmontage (die) n. radial mounting, adding from the rear side

Radiant Click to Search Radiant
Radiant (der) n. radian, central angle of an arc of any circle that is equal in length to the radius of the same circle (Mathematics)

radiär Click to Search radiär
adv. radiantly, brilliantly, while emitting light or radiation; radially, in the form of rays, with spokes radiating from a central point adj. radiant, brilliant, emitting rays of light; emitting radiation; radial, arranged in rays, arranged as spokes radiating from a central point

Radiation Click to Search Radiation
Radiation (die) n. radiation, energy radiated in the form of waves or particles; process of emitting energy in electromagnetic waves or moving particles; act of emitting, act of beaming or glowing

Radiator Click to Search Radiator
Radiator (der) n. radiator, heater made from metal coils or pipes filled with hot water or steam; device used to cool an engine

radieren Click to Search radieren
v. etch, engrave, carve out (with an acid); rub, wipe

Radierer Click to Search Radierer
Radierer (der) n. etcher, one who etches

Radiergummi Click to Search Radiergummi
Radiergummi (der/das) n. eraser, rubber

Radierkunst Click to Search Radierkunst
Radierkunst (die) n. etching, print taken from an etched plate (i.e. on paper)

Radiermesser Click to Search Radiermesser
Radiermesser (der) n. erasing knife, steel eraser

Radiernadel Click to Search Radiernadel
Radiernadel (die) n. stylus, cutting tool

Radiernadel ähnlich Click to Search Radiernadel ähnlich
styloid, resembling a stylus

Radierung Click to Search Radierung
Radierung (die) n. etching, process of creating an image on metal or other surfaces by means of an acid; print taken from an etched plate (i.e. on paper)

Radieschen Click to Search Radieschen
Radieschen (das) n. radish, type of bitter-tasting edible root from the mustard family, plant that produces this root

Radieschen von unten ansehen Click to Search Radieschen von unten ansehen
push up the daisies, die, pass away, cease living

Radieschen von unten besehen Click to Search Radieschen von unten besehen
pushing up the daisies

Radieschen von unten sehen Click to Search Radieschen von unten sehen
pushing up the daisies

radikal Click to Search radikal
adv. radically, in a radical manner, in an extreme manner; fundamentally, thoroughly adj. radical, extreme, having extreme political views; fundamental; pertaining to a root

radikale Veränderung Click to Search radikale Veränderung
v. radical change, 180 degree shift in thinking, extreme change

Radikaler Click to Search Radikaler
Radikaler (der) n. radical, extremist, fanatic, person with extreme political views radikal adj. radical, extreme, having extreme political views; fundamental; pertaining to a root

radikaler Islam Click to Search radikaler Islam
radical Islam, fundamental Islam

radikaler Wechsel Click to Search radikaler Wechsel
radical change, 180 degree shift in thinking, extreme change

radikales Argument Click to Search radikales Argument
radical argument, extreme claim, fanatical claim

radikalisieren Click to Search radikalisieren
v. radicalize, make extreme, make radical

Radikalisierung Click to Search Radikalisierung
Radikalisierung (die) n. radicalization, process of making extreme, act of making radical

Radikalismus Click to Search Radikalismus
Radikalismus (der) n. radicalism, extremism, tendency to be extreme or use extreme measures, advocacy of extreme changes in a specific area

Radikalsorte Click to Search Radikalsorte
Radikalsorte (die) n. type of radical, kind of radical

Radio Click to Search Radio
Radio (das) n. radio, method of transmitting sound via electromagnetic waves; device used to receive and play radio broadcasts, radio receiver, device that changes electrical waves into sound

Radio Ansager Click to Search Radio Ansager
radio broadcaster, radio announcer, radio host, radio disc-jockey

Radio Astronomie Click to Search Radio Astronomie
radio-astronomy, branch of astronomy that deals with the study of heavenly bodies by means of radio waves

Radio Teleskop Click to Search Radio Teleskop
radio-telescope, astronomical instrument that receives electromagnetic waves, telescope used to study heavenly bodies by means of radio waves

Radioaktinium Click to Search Radioaktinium
Radioaktinium (das) n. radioactinium, radioactive isotope of thorium (Chemistry)

radioaktiv Click to Search radioaktiv
adv. radioactively, by emitting energy particles during atomic decay adj. radioactive, emitting energy as a result of atomic decay

radioaktive Ausströmung Click to Search radioaktive Ausströmung
radioactive leakage, seepage of radioactive materials, leak of radioactivity

radioaktive Strahlung Click to Search radioaktive Strahlung
nuclear radiation, ionized radiation whose source is in the process of atomic splitting or nuclear fission

radioaktiver Abfall Click to Search radioaktiver Abfall
radioactive waste, nuclear waste, remnants that spew out radioactive rays

radioaktiver Isotop Click to Search radioaktiver Isotop
radioisotope, radioactive isotope (Chemistry)

radioaktiver Kobalt Click to Search radioaktiver Kobalt
radioactive cobalt, radioactive form of the chemical element cobalt, (Co)

radioaktiver Müll Click to Search radioaktiver Müll
radioactive waste, radioactive fallout, remnants that spew out radioactive rays, particles charged with radioactive material that were created due to an atomic explosion

radioaktiver Niederschlag Click to Search radioaktiver Niederschlag
atomic rain, nuclear fallout, radioactive debris resulting from an atomic blast

radioaktiver Regen Click to Search radioaktiver Regen
atomic rain, radioactive debris resulting from an atomic blast, nuclear fallout

radioaktiver Zerfall Click to Search radioaktiver Zerfall
radioactive decay, gradual reduction in the number of radioactive atoms in material

radioaktives Eisenisotop Click to Search radioaktives Eisenisotop
radioactive isotope of iron, radioiron (Chemistry)

radioaktives Phosphorisotop Click to Search radioaktives Phosphorisotop
radiophosphorus, radioactive isotope of phosphorus (Chemistry)

radioaktives Strontiumisotop Click to Search radioaktives Strontiumisotop
radiostrontium, radioactive isotope of strontium (Chemistry)

Radioaktivität Click to Search Radioaktivität
Radioaktivität (die) n. radioactivity, production of radiation as a result of atomic breakdown

Radioaktivitätsmesser Click to Search Radioaktivitätsmesser
Radioaktivitätsmesser (der) n. geiger counter, device which is used to measure radioactivity

Radioansager Click to Search Radioansager
Radioansager (der) n. radio broadcaster, radio announcer

Radioapparat Click to Search Radioapparat
Radioapparat (der) n. wireless set, device that operates without a wire; radio receiver

Radioaufzeichnung Click to Search Radioaufzeichnung
Radioaufzeichnung (die) n. radioautograph, visual image produced by placing radiosensitive film on or near a radioactive substance

Radioausstrahlung Click to Search Radioausstrahlung
Radioausstrahlung (die) n. radio broadcasting, transmission of information by radio waves; producing a radio program; hosting a radio program

Radiobastler Click to Search Radiobastler
Radiobastler (der) n. radio modeller, maker of radio models

Radiobiologe Click to Search Radiobiologe
Radiobiologe (der) n. radiobiologist, expert in radiobiology, one who studies the effects of radiation on living organisms

Radiobiologie Click to Search Radiobiologie
Radiobiologie (die) n. radiobiology, branch of biology concerned with the effects of radiation on living material

radiobiologisch Click to Search radiobiologisch
adj. radiobiologic, pertaining to radiobiology, pertaining to the study of the effects of radiation on living organisms

Radiocarbon Click to Search Radiocarbon
Radiocarbon (das) n. radiocarbon, radioactive isotope of carbon (Chemistry)

Radiochemie Click to Search Radiochemie
Radiochemie (die) n. radiochemistry, study of the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials

Radiochemiker Click to Search Radiochemiker
Radiochemiker (der) n. radiochemist, chemist who studies the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials

radiochemisch Click to Search radiochemisch
adv. radiochemically, via radiochemistry adj. radiochemical, pertaining to radiochemistry, pertaining to the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials

Radiodine Click to Search Radiodine
n. radioiodine, radioactive isotope of iodine (Chemistry)

Radioeinheit Click to Search Radioeinheit
Radioeinheit (die) n. radio communication unit, communications device, cordless device used for communication by transmitting radio signals

Radioelement Click to Search Radioelement
Radioelement (das) n. radioelement, basic chemical element with radioactive properties (Chemistry)

Radioempfang Click to Search Radioempfang
Radioempfang (der) n. broadcast reception, radio reception

Radioempfänger Click to Search Radioempfänger
Radioempfänger (der) n. radio set, radio instrument which transmits sound or signals without wires

Radiofrequenz Click to Search Radiofrequenz
Radiofrequenz (die) n. radio frequency, frequency of wavelength of a radio wave

Radiofrequenzstrahlung Click to Search Radiofrequenzstrahlung
Radiofrequenzstrahlung (die) n. radio wave emission, transmission of radio waves

Radiofunkstation Click to Search Radiofunkstation
Radiofunkstation (die) n. radio station, station which broadcasts radio transmissions

Radiogerät Click to Search Radiogerät
Radiogerät (das) n. radio set, radio instrument which transmits sound or signals without wires

Radiogramm Click to Search Radiogramm
Radiogramm (das) n. radiograph, X-ray photograph, photographic image of a solid body produced by beaming X-rays through the body onto a photographic plate

Radiograph Click to Search Radiograph
Radiograph (der) n. radiograph, photographic image of a solid body produced by beaming X-rays through the body onto a photographic plate

Radiographie Click to Search Radiographie
Radiographie (die) n. radiography, X-ray photography, photographic technique for imaging solid bodies with X-rays

Radiographie der Harnwege Click to Search Radiographie der Harnwege
urography

radiographisch Click to Search radiographisch
adv. radiographically, via radiography, via X-ray photography adj. radiographic, pertaining to X-ray photography, pertaining to radiography

Radiohörer Click to Search Radiohörer
Radiohörer (der) n. radio listener, one who listens to the radio

Radioindustrie Click to Search Radioindustrie
Radioindustrie (die) n. radio industry, radio broadcast industry

Radioisotop Click to Search Radioisotop
Radioisotop (das) n. radioisotope, radioactive isotope (Chemistry)

radioisotopisch Click to Search radioisotopisch
adj. radioisotopic, pertaining to radioactive isotopes (Chemistry)

Radiokassettenrecorder Click to Search Radiokassettenrecorder
Radiokassettenrecorder (der) n. (new spell.=Radiokassettenrekorder) radio cassette recorder, small tape player with a radio

Radiokassettenrekorder Click to Search Radiokassettenrekorder
Radiokassettenrekorder (der) n. radio cassette recorder, small tape player with a radio

Radiokobalt Click to Search Radiokobalt
Radiokobalt (das) n. radiocobalt

Radiokommunikation Click to Search Radiokommunikation
Radiokommunikation (die) n. radio communication, cordless communication accomplished by means of radio waves

Radiokompass Click to Search Radiokompass
Radiokompass (der) n. radio compass, radio receiver that identifies the direction of movement according to radio signals Radiokompaß (der) n. (new spell.=Radiokompass) radio compass, radio receiver that identifies the direction of movement according to radio signals

Radiokrimi Click to Search Radiokrimi
Radiokrimi (der) n. radio thriller, suspense story broadcast over the radio

Radiologe Click to Search Radiologe
Radiologe (der) n. radiologist, expert on radiology, expert in the use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy

Radiologie Click to Search Radiologie
Radiologie (die) n. radiology, use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy

Radiologin Click to Search Radiologin
Radiologin (der) n. woman radiologist, expert on radiology, expert in the use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy

radiologisch Click to Search radiologisch
adv. radiologically, by radioactive materials adj. radiologic, pertaining to radioactive materials

Radiolumineszenz Click to Search Radiolumineszenz
Radiolumineszenz (die) n. radioluminescence, emission of light caused by the influence of radiant energy

Radiomeldung Click to Search Radiomeldung
Radiomeldung (die) n. radio report, account of a news item or traffic report given on the radio

Radiometer Click to Search Radiometer
Radiometer (der) n. radiometer, instrument for measuring the strength of radiant energy

Radiometrie Click to Search Radiometrie
Radiometrie (die) n. radiometry, measurement of the strength of radiant energy with a radiometer

radiometrisch Click to Search radiometrisch
adj. radiometric, through use of a radiometer, by an instrument that measures the strength of radiant energy

Radiomoderator Click to Search Radiomoderator
Radiomoderator (der) n. radiocaster, person who broadcasts via radio, one who transmits programs or messages via radio

Radionetzwerk Click to Search Radionetzwerk
Radionetzwerk (das) n. radio net, cordless network, cordless radio communications system

Radionuklid Click to Search Radionuklid
Radionuklid (das) n. radionuclide, nuclide exhibiting radioactivity

Radiooperateur Click to Search Radiooperateur
Radiooperateur (der) n. wireless operator, one who operates wireless communications equipment

Radiophon Click to Search Radiophon
Radiophon (das) n. radiophone, cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves

Radioprogramm Click to Search Radioprogramm
Radioprogramm (das) n. radio program, program of music and discussion broadcast over the radio

Radioquelle Click to Search Radioquelle
Radioquelle (die) n. source of electromagnetic waves, place in which electromagnetic waves originate

Radioreichweite Click to Search Radioreichweite
Radioreichweite (die) n. radio range, range in which a radio can broadcast signals

Radiorekorder Click to Search Radiorekorder
Radiorekorder (der) n. radio recorder

Radioreparatur Click to Search Radioreparatur
Radioreparatur (die) n. radio repairing, fixing of radios

Radioreporter Click to Search Radioreporter
Radioreporter (der) n. radio reporter, reporter who prepares investigatory reports and articles for radio broadcast

Radioröhre Click to Search Radioröhre
Radioröhre (die) n. radio tube, vacuum tube used to receive radio broadcasts

Radiosender Click to Search Radiosender
Radiosender (der) n. radio transmitter, device used to broadcast radio waves, radio station, station which broadcasts radio transmissions

Radiosendung Click to Search Radiosendung
Radiosendung (die) n. radiobroadcast, radio transmission, message or program transmitted via radio; dispatch of a message through radio waves

Radiosignal Click to Search Radiosignal
Radiosignal (das) n. radio signal, radio wave which gives or receives messages

Radioskop Click to Search Radioskop
Radioskop (der) n. radioscope, instrument used to perform examinations with radiation

radioskopisch Click to Search radioskopisch
adj. radioscopical, pertaining to an examination performed with the use of radiation

Radiosodium Click to Search Radiosodium
Radiosodium (das) n. radiosodium, radioactive isotope of sodium (Chemistry)

Radiosonde Click to Search Radiosonde
Radiosonde (die) n. radiosonde, package of meteorological instruments carried aloft by a balloon (transmits weather data to a monitoring station via radio waves)

Radiostation Click to Search Radiostation
Radiostation (die) n. wireless station, radio station

Radiostille Click to Search Radiostille
Radiostille (die) n. wireless silence, silence formed in an instrument which operates by electromagnetic waves rather than with conducting wire

Radiostudio Click to Search Radiostudio
Radiostudio (das) n. broadcasting studio, studio which transmits television or radio programs over the airwaves

Radiosystem Click to Search Radiosystem
Radiosystem (das) n. wireless net, radio net, communication system via radio

Radiotechnik Click to Search Radiotechnik
Radiotechnik (die) n. radio technology, radio engineering

Radiotechniker Click to Search Radiotechniker
Radiotechniker (der) n. radio operator, radio technician, one who operates cordless radio devices; expert at repairing radios

Radiotelefon Click to Search Radiotelefon
Radiotelefon (das) n. radiotelephone, cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves

radiotelefonisch Click to Search radiotelefonisch
adj. radiotelephonic, pertaining to a cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves

Radiotelegraf Click to Search Radiotelegraf
Radiotelegraf (der) n. radiotelegraph, device which transmits telegrams or messages via radio waves

Radiotelegrafie Click to Search Radiotelegrafie
Radiotelegrafie (die) n. radiotelegraphy, process of transmitting telegraphs or messages via radio waves

radiotelegrafisch Click to Search radiotelegrafisch
adj. radiotelegraphic, using a radiotelegraph, pertaining to the transmission of telegraphs or messages via radio waves

Radiotelegramm Click to Search Radiotelegramm
Radiotelegramm (das) n. radiogram, telegram, wired message

Radiotelegraph Click to Search Radiotelegraph
Radiotelegraph (der) n. (new spell.=Radiotelegraf) radiotelegraph, device which transmits telegrams or messages via radio waves

Radiotelegraphie Click to Search Radiotelegraphie
Radiotelegraphie (die) n. (new spell.=Radiotelegrafie) radiotelegraphy, process of transmitting telegraphs or messages via radio waves

radiotelegraphisch Click to Search radiotelegraphisch
adj. radiotelegraphic, using a radiotelegraph, pertaining to the transmission of telegraphs or messages via radio waves

Radiotelephon Click to Search Radiotelephon
Radiotelephon (das) n. (new spell.=Radiotelefon) radiotelephone, cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves

Radiotherapeut Click to Search Radiotherapeut
Radiotherapeut (der) n. radiotherapist, one who treats with radiation

Radiotherapie Click to Search Radiotherapie
Radiotherapie (die) n. radiotherapy, treatment through the use of radiation

Radiothermie Click to Search Radiothermie
Radiothermie (die) n. radiothermy, treatment through heating by radio waves

Radiothorium Click to Search Radiothorium
Radiothorium (das) n. radiothorium, radioactive isotope of thorium (Chemistry)

Radiouniversität Click to Search Radiouniversität
Radiouniversität (die) n. broadcast university

Radioübertragung Click to Search Radioübertragung
Radioübertragung (die) n. radiobroadcast, radio transmission, message or program transmitted via radio

Radioverbindung Click to Search Radioverbindung
Radioverbindung (die) n. radio contact, exchange of information via radio waves

Radiovermittler Click to Search Radiovermittler
Radiovermittler (der) n. wireless operator, one who operates wireless communications equipment

Radiowecker Click to Search Radiowecker
Radiowecker (der) n. clock-radio

Radiowelle Click to Search Radiowelle
Radiowelle (die) n. radio waves, electromagnetic waves which transmit sounds or signals through space without wires to a receiving set

Radiowellenfrequenz Click to Search Radiowellenfrequenz
Radiowellenfrequenz (die) n. radio frequency, frequency of wavelength of a radio wave

Radiozeichen Click to Search Radiozeichen
Radiozeichen (das) n. radio beam, radio signal

Radiozeit Click to Search Radiozeit
Radiozeit (die) n. radio time

Radium Click to Search Radium
Radium (das) n. radium, Rd, Ra, radioactive metallic chemical element (Chemistry)

Radiumtherapie Click to Search Radiumtherapie
Radiumtherapie (die) n. radium treatment, medical care involving radium

Radius Click to Search Radius
Radius (der) n. radius, straight line drawn from the center of a circle to the circumference; one of the bones of the forearm

Radiusstrafe Click to Search Radiusstrafe
Radiusstrafe (die) n. radius penalty, penalty imposed upon a ball team which requires that they host the next home game away from their home field

Radi

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Radi

radial

radiale Komponente

radialer Reifen

Radialmontage

Radiant

radiär

Radiation

Radiator

radieren

Radierer

Radiergummi

Radierkunst

Radiermesser

Radiernadel

Radiernadel ähnlich

Radierung

Radieschen

Radieschen von unten ansehen

Radieschen von unten besehen

Radieschen von unten sehen

radikal

radikale Veränderung

Radikaler

radikaler Islam

radikaler Wechsel

radikales Argument

radikalisieren

Radikalisierung

Radikalismus

Radikalsorte

Radio

Radio Ansager

Radio Astronomie

Radio Teleskop

Radioaktinium

radioaktiv

radioaktive Ausströmung

radioaktive Strahlung

radioaktiver Abfall

radioaktiver Isotop

radioaktiver Kobalt

radioaktiver Müll

radioaktiver Niederschlag

radioaktiver Regen

radioaktiver Zerfall

radioaktives Eisenisotop

radioaktives Phosphorisotop

radioaktives Strontiumisotop

Radioaktivität

Radioaktivitätsmesser

Radioansager

Radioapparat

Radioaufzeichnung

Radioausstrahlung

Radiobastler

Radiobiologe

Radiobiologie

radiobiologisch

Radiocarbon

Radiochemie

Radiochemiker

radiochemisch

Radiodine

Radioeinheit

Radioelement

Radioempfang

Radioempfänger

Radiofrequenz

Radiofrequenzstrahlung

Radiofunkstation

Radiogerät

Radiogramm

Radiograph

Radiographie

Radiographie der Harnwege

radiographisch

Radiohörer