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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary |
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RADClick to Search RAD |
RAD (Rapid Application Development) |
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radikal |
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radarClick to Search radar (rey´dar) |
radar |
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radar displayClick to Search radar display |
radar ekranındaki görüntü |
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radar scannerClick to Search radar scanner |
radar anteni |
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radar screenClick to Search radar screen |
radar ekranı |
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radar setClick to Search radar set |
radar |
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radar signalClick to Search radar signal |
radar sinyali |
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radar trapClick to Search radar trap |
radarlı trafik kontrolü, radar tuzağı |
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raddleClick to Search raddle |
kırmızıya boyamak |
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raddleClick to Search raddle |
kırmızı tebeşir |
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radialClick to Search radial (rey´diyıl) |
radyal, ışınsal, yayılan ışınlar biçiminde, merkezden yayılan biçimde, yarıçapsal, yarıçapa ait |
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radialClick to Search radial (rey´diyıl) |
önkol damarı, radyal sinir |
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radial arteryClick to Search radial artery |
önkol damarı |
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radial drillClick to Search radial drill |
radyal matkap |
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radial engineClick to Search radial engine |
radyal motor, yıldız motor |
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radial flow turbineClick to Search radial flow turbine |
radyal türbin |
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radial nerveClick to Search radial nerve |
radyal sinir |
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radial ply tireClick to Search radial ply tire |
radyal lastik |
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radial ply tyreClick to Search radial ply tyre |
radyal lastik |
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radial routeClick to Search radial route |
merkezden çıkan yol |
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radial tireClick to Search radial tire |
radyal lastik |
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radial tyreClick to Search radial tyre |
radyal lastik |
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radianClick to Search radian (rey´diyın) |
(Geometri) radyan |
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radianceClick to Search radiance (rey´diyıns) |
parlaklık, aydınlık, görkem, nur, radyans, ışıma, ışınım, radyasyon |
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radiancyClick to Search radiancy (rey´diyınsi) |
parlaklık, aydınlık |
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radiantClick to Search radiant (rey´diyınt) |
parlak, ışık saçan, ışıl ışıl, mutluluk saçan, göz alıcı, radyant, ısı yayan, ışın yayan |
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radiantClick to Search radiant (rey´diyınt) |
saçılma noktası, ısı merkezi, ışıma merkezi |
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radiateClick to Search radiate (rey´diyeyt) |
bir merkezden yayılmak, yaymak, saçmak, ışın yaymak, ışık saçmak, neşe saçmak, yayın yapmak, ışımak |
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radiateClick to Search radiate (rey´diyeyt) |
bir merkezden yayılan, ışınlı |
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radiationClick to Search radiation (reydiyey´şın) |
yayılma, radyasyon, ışınım |
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radiation theraphyClick to Search radiation theraphy |
radyoterapi, ışın tedavisi |
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radiationalClick to Search radiational (reydiyey´şınıl) |
ışınsal |
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radiatorClick to Search radiator (rey´diyeytır) |
radyatör |
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radiator gridClick to Search radiator grid |
radyatör kafesi, radyatör ızgarası |
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radiator grillClick to Search radiator grill |
radyatör kafesi, radyatör ızgarası |
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radicalClick to Search radical (räd´îkıl) |
kökten, köklü, köksel, köke ait olan, radikal, köktenci, kök halinde olan, kök |
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radicalClick to Search radical (räd´îkıl) |
radikal, kök, kök işareti, köken, esas, ana nota |
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radical planeClick to Search radical plane |
köklü düzlemi |
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radical signClick to Search radical sign |
kök işareti |
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radical wordClick to Search radical word |
kök, kök halindeki sözcük |
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radicalismClick to Search radicalism (räd´îkılîzım) |
radikallik, köktencilik |
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radicalizeClick to Search radicalize |
radikalleştirmek (In American) |
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radicallyClick to Search radically |
kökünden, temelinden, esasen |
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radicelClick to Search radicel (räd´îsel) |
(Botanik) kökçük |
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radicicolousClick to Search radicicolous (rädîsîk´ılıs) |
köklerin üzerinde yaşayan |
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radicivorousClick to Search radicivorous (rädîsîv´ırıs) |
(Zooloji) kökçül, köklerle beslenen |
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radicleClick to Search radicle |
kökçük, sinir kökü |
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radicularClick to Search radicular (rädîk´yılır) |
köksel |
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radioClick to Search radio (rey´diyo) |
radyo, radyo yayını, radyo istasyonu, telsiz, telgraf (telsiz), telsizle gelen haber |
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radioClick to Search radio (rey´diyo) |
radyodan yayınlamak, telsizden yayınlamak, röntgen çekmek, radyografi yapmak, radyoterapi uygulamak, ışın tedavisi uygulamak |
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radio and remote control vehicleClick to Search radio and remote control vehicle |
radyo ve uzaktan kumandalı araçlar |
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radio controlClick to Search radio control |
uzaktan kumanda etmek |
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radio controlledClick to Search radio controlled |
radyo kontrollü, uzaktan kumandalı |
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radio frequencyClick to Search radio frequency |
radyo frekansı |
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radio linkClick to Search radio link |
radyolink |
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radio operatorClick to Search radio operator |
telsizci |
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radio playClick to Search radio play |
radyo oyunu |
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radio spectraClick to Search radio spectra |
ışın tayfları |
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radio spectrumClick to Search radio spectrum |
ışın tayfı |
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radio stationClick to Search radio station |
radyo istasyonu |
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radio transmitterClick to Search radio transmitter |
radyo vericisi |
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radio waveClick to Search radio wave |
radyo dalgası |
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radioactiveClick to Search radioactive (reydiyowäk´tîv) |
ışınetkin (fiz.), radyoaktif |
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radioactivityClick to Search radioactivity (reydiyowäktîv´ıti) |
radyoaktivite, ışınetki, ışınetkinlik |
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radioelementClick to Search radioelement |
radyoaktif element, radyoaktif madde |
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radiogramClick to Search radiogram (rey´diyogräm) |
radyogram, telsiz telgraf, röntgen filmi, pikaplı radyo |
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radiographClick to Search radiograph |
radyograf, röntgen filmi |
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radiographClick to Search radiograph |
radyografisini çıkarmak, röntgenini çekmek |
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radiographyClick to Search radiography (reydiyag´rıfi) |
radyografi, röntgen filmi, röntgen |
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radiologicalClick to Search radiological |
röntgen, radyoloji |
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radiologistClick to Search radiologist (reydiyal´ıcîst) |
radyolog, röntgen uzmanı |
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radiologyClick to Search radiology (reydiyal´ıci) |
radyoloji, ışınbilim |
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radiomanClick to Search radioman |
radyo operatörü |
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radiometerClick to Search radiometer (reydiyam´ıtır) |
radyometre, ışınölçer |
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radiophoneClick to Search radiophone |
radyofon, telsiz telefon |
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radiophotoClick to Search radiophoto (reydiyofo´to) |
radyofoto |
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radiophotographClick to Search radiophotograph (reydiyofo´tıgräf) |
radyofoto |
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radioscopyClick to Search radioscopy (reydiyas´kıpi) |
radyoskop |
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radiotelegramClick to Search radiotelegram |
telsiz telgraf |
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radiotelegraphClick to Search radiotelegraph (reydiyotel´ıgräf) |
telsiz telgraf, radyotelgraf |
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radiotelegraphyClick to Search radiotelegraphy |
telsiz telgraf |
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radiotelephoneClick to Search radiotelephone (reydiyotel´ıfon) |
radyotelefon, telsiz telefon |
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radiotherapyClick to Search radiotherapy (reydiyother´ıpi) |
radyoterapi, ışın tedavisi |
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radishClick to Search radish (räd´îş) |
kırmızıturp |
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radiumClick to Search radium (rey´diyım) |
radyum |
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radiusClick to Search radius |
yarıçap, radyus, önkol kemiği, ispit, çevre (daire), etki alanı, erim |
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radixClick to Search radix |
kök, kök sözcük, sayı sistemindeki temel simge |
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Linguatic Turkish English Dictionary |
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radClick to Search rad |
radical, sweeping, root and branch |
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radansaClick to Search radansa |
thimble (gemi) |
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radarClick to Search radar |
speed trap (trafik) |
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radar anteniClick to Search radar anteni |
radar scanner |
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radar ekranıClick to Search radar ekranı |
radar screen |
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radar ekranındaki görüntüClick to Search radar ekranındaki görüntü |
radar display, pip |
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radar ekranındaki işaretleme halkasıClick to Search radar ekranındaki işaretleme halkası |
strobe |
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radar huzmesiClick to Search radar huzmesi |
racon |
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radar tuzağıClick to Search radar tuzağı |
radar trap |
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radarcıClick to Search radarcı |
radar operator; (Slang) tattletale, informer, telltale |
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radarcılıkClick to Search radarcılık |
being a radar operator; school (Slang) being a tattletale; talebearing |
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radarda görünen noktaClick to Search radarda görünen nokta |
plot |
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radarı şaşırtmak için uçaktan mermi saçmaClick to Search radarı şaşırtmak için uçaktan mermi saçma |
window jamming |
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radarı şaşırtmak için uçaktan saçılan mermiClick to Search radarı şaşırtmak için uçaktan saçılan mermi |
window |
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radarla atılan bombaClick to Search radarla atılan bomba |
bat |
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radarla takip etmekClick to Search radarla takip etmek |
lock on |
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radarlı trafik kontrolüClick to Search radarlı trafik kontrolü |
radar trap |
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raddeClick to Search radde |
point, degree; about, around, approximately |
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radika köküClick to Search radika kökü |
chicory root |
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radikalClick to Search radikal |
radical, Jacobin |
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radikal kimseClick to Search radikal kimse |
ultra |
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radikalistClick to Search radikalist |
(a) radical, advocate of sweeping changes |
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radikalizmClick to Search radikalizm |
radicalism |
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radikalleştirmekClick to Search radikalleştirmek |
radicalize |
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radikalleştirmemekClick to Search radikalleştirmemek |
(negative form of radikalleştirmek) radicalize |
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radikallikClick to Search radikallik |
radicalism |
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radyalClick to Search radyal |
radial |
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radyal lastikClick to Search radyal lastik |
radial tire, radial tyre, radial ply tire, radial ply tyre |
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radyal matkapClick to Search radyal matkap |
radial drill |
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radyal motorClick to Search radyal motor |
radial engine |
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radyal sinirClick to Search radyal sinir |
radial nerve, radial |
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radyal türbinClick to Search radyal türbin |
radial flow turbine |
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radyanClick to Search radyan |
radian |
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radyansClick to Search radyans |
radiance |
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radyantClick to Search radyant |
radiant |
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radyasyonClick to Search radyasyon |
radiation, radiance |
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radyatörClick to Search radyatör |
radiator |
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radyatör boşaltmakClick to Search radyatör boşaltmak |
(Slang) to urinate, take a leak |
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radyatör ızgarasıClick to Search radyatör ızgarası |
radiator grid, radiator grill |
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radyatör kafesiClick to Search radyatör kafesi |
radiator grid, radiator grill |
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radyatörcüClick to Search radyatörcü |
maker, seller, installer, or repairer of radiators |
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radyoClick to Search radyo |
radio, (In British) wireless; (a) radio station, radio |
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radyo dalga boyları kadranıClick to Search radyo dalga boyları kadranı |
dial |
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radyo dalgaları gönderen gökcismiClick to Search radyo dalgaları gönderen gökcismi |
quasar, quasi stellar object |
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radyo dalgalarını yönlendiren antenClick to Search radyo dalgalarını yönlendiren anten |
beam aerial, beam antenna |
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radyo dinlemekClick to Search radyo dinlemek |
listen in to, listen in |
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radyo frekansıClick to Search radyo frekansı |
radio frequency |
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radyo ile kumandaClick to Search radyo ile kumanda |
radio control |
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radyo istasyonuClick to Search radyo istasyonu |
radio station, broadcasting station, wireless station, radio |
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radyo kompasClick to Search radyo kompas |
homing device |
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radyo kontrollüClick to Search radyo kontrollü |
radio controlled |
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radyo kuşak genişliğiClick to Search radyo kuşak genişliği |
bandwidth |
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radyo lambasıClick to Search radyo lambası |
valve |
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radyo operatörüClick to Search radyo operatörü |
radioman |
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radyo oyunuClick to Search radyo oyunu |
radio play |
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radyo röportajClick to Search radyo röportaj |
running commentary (maç) |
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radyo sinyalleriClick to Search radyo sinyalleri |
beam |
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radyo sinyalleri ile uçağın yerini belirleyen araçClick to Search radyo sinyalleri ile uçağın yerini belirleyen araç |
loran |
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radyo sinyallerine göre uçmakClick to Search radyo sinyallerine göre uçmak |
ride the beam |
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radyo ve televizyondan aynı anda yayınlanan yayınClick to Search radyo ve televizyondan aynı anda yayınlanan yayın |
simulcast |
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radyo ve uzaktan kumandalı araçlarClick to Search radyo ve uzaktan kumandalı araçlar |
radio and remote control vehicle |
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radyo veya televizyonClick to Search radyo veya televizyon |
broadcasting |
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radyo veya televizyon yayını ile ilgiliClick to Search radyo veya televizyon yayını ile ilgili |
broadcasting |
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radyo veya televizyonla ilgiliClick to Search radyo veya televizyonla ilgili |
broadcast |
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radyo yayınıClick to Search radyo yayını |
broadcast, transmission, radio |
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radyoaktifClick to Search radyoaktif |
radioactive, hot |
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radyoaktif elementClick to Search radyoaktif element |
radioelement |
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radyoaktif gazClick to Search radyoaktif gaz |
emanation |
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radyoaktif kirlenme ölçüm cihazıClick to Search radyoaktif kirlenme ölçüm cihazı |
contamination meter |
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radyoaktif maddeClick to Search radyoaktif madde |
radioelement |
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radyoaktif madde sızdırmaz kurşun kapClick to Search radyoaktif madde sızdırmaz kurşun kap |
coffin |
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radyoaktiviteClick to Search radyoaktivite |
radioactivity |
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radyocuClick to Search radyocu |
maker, seller, or repairer of radios; radiobroadcaster |
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radyoculukClick to Search radyoculuk |
being a maker, seller, or repairer of radios; being a radiobroadcaster; radiobroadcasting |
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radyodaClick to Search radyoda |
on the air |
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radyoda ses bozulmasıClick to Search radyoda ses bozulması |
wow |
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radyodan seslenmekClick to Search radyodan seslenmek |
be on the air, go on the air |
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radyodan yayınlamakClick to Search radyodan yayınlamak |
radio |
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radyoeviClick to Search radyoevi |
broadcasting studio(s) (building housing the studio/studios of a radio station) |
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radyofarClick to Search radyofar |
beacon, directional beacon |
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radyofar anteniClick to Search radyofar anteni |
beam aerial, beam antenna |
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radyofonClick to Search radyofon |
radiophone |
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radyofonikClick to Search radyofonik |
radio; designed to be broadcast by radio; suitable for radiobroadcasting |
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radyofonik oyunClick to Search radyofonik oyun |
radio play |
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radyofotoClick to Search radyofoto |
radiophotograph, radiophoto |
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radyografClick to Search radyograf |
radiograph |
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radyografiClick to Search radyografi |
radiography, rontgenography, rontgenogram |
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radyografi yapmakClick to Search radyografi yapmak |
radio |
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radyografisini çıkarmakClick to Search radyografisini çıkarmak |
radiograph |
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radyogramClick to Search radyogram |
radiogram |
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radyologClick to Search radyolog |
radiologist |
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radyolojiClick to Search radyoloji |
radiological |
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radyolojistClick to Search radyolojist |
rontgenologist |
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radyometreClick to Search radyometre |
radiometer |
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radyoskopiClick to Search radyoskopi |
rontgenoscopy |
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radyotelefonClick to Search radyotelefon |
radiotelephone |
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radyotelgrafClick to Search radyotelgraf |
radiotelegram |
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radyoterapiClick to Search radyoterapi |
radiotherapy, radiation theraphy, rontgenotherapy |
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radyoterapi uygulamakClick to Search radyoterapi uygulamak |
radio |
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radyumClick to Search radyum |
radium |
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radyum ve uranyumlu maden cevheriClick to Search radyum ve uranyumlu maden cevheri |
pitchblende |
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radyusClick to Search radyus |
radius |
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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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radClick to Search rad |
unit of measure for absorbed radiation |
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cool, awesome, impressive (Slang) |
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RAD (Rapid Application Development)Click to Search RAD (Rapid Application Development) |
set of program development tools that enable programmers to develop software as a system of components that can be updated quickly and easily to adapt to new technologies (Computers) |
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Rad groupClick to Search Rad group |
group of independent high-tech companies working in the fields of computer communications and telecommunications |
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Radar Absorbent MaterialClick to Search Radar Absorbent Material |
RAM, material that changes radar waves into small electromagnetic fields and reduces the radar image |
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radar camouflageClick to Search radar camouflage |
covering for a combat vehicle or weapon that makes it undetectable by radar |
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radar controlClick to Search radar control |
monitoring flight patterns by radar, monitoring of rockets and other weaponry by means of radar |
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Radar Cross SectionClick to Search Radar Cross Section |
RCS, unique "signature" of an object created by the radar waves reflected from the object to the antenna (influenced by the shape of the object and the material it is made from) |
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radar decoyClick to Search radar decoy |
object used to create a false radar contact |
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Radar Intercept OfficerClick to Search Radar Intercept Officer |
RIO, officer that operates radar detectors in American Air Force planes (sits in the rear of the plane) |
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radar operatorClick to Search radar operator |
one who operates radar equipment |
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radar rangeClick to Search radar range |
range in which a radar receiver is effective |
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radar reconnaissanceClick to Search radar reconnaissance |
patrol using radar in order to collect intelligence on enemy activity and terrain conditions |
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radar screenClick to Search radar screen |
screen which displays information gathered by radar |
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radar signatureClick to Search radar signature |
unique "fingerprint" of an object created by radar waves that are reflected from the object back to the antenna (influenced by the shape of an object and the material from which it is made) |
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Radar Warning ReceiverClick to Search Radar Warning Receiver |
RWR, device that warns a pilot against tracking by radar or an enemy missile |
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radarmanClick to Search radarman |
one who operates radar equipment |
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radar-proofClick to Search radar-proof |
cannot be detected by radar |
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radarscopeClick to Search radarscope |
viewing screen of radar equipment where the locations of objects are displayed |
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RadcomClick to Search Radcom |
Israeli computer company (manufacturer of testing programs for communications networks and protocols) |
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RadeonClick to Search Radeon |
name of a successful series of display cards or display adapters manufactured by ATI |
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radgeClick to Search radge |
(Scottish Slang) insane, crazy; violent |
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radgeClick to Search radge |
(Scottish Slang) wild or crazy person, violent person |
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RadguardClick to Search Radguard |
computer company from the Rad Group (works in the field of information security on communications networks) |
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radial componentClick to Search radial component |
tangential component |
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radial mountingClick to Search radial mounting |
adding from the rear side |
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radial tyreClick to Search radial tyre |
tires reinforced with steel cords |
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radiallyClick to Search radially |
in the form of rays, with spokes radiating from a central point |
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radianClick to Search radian |
central angle of an arc of any circle that is equal in length to the radius of the same circle (Mathematics) |
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radianceClick to Search radiance |
brilliance, glowing quality; warmth, joy, happiness; amount of radiation per unit solid angle (Optics) |
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radiancyClick to Search radiancy |
brilliance, glowing quality; warmth, joy, happiness |
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radiant heatClick to Search radiant heat |
heat transmitted by radiation |
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radiant smileClick to Search radiant smile |
smile that expresses great joy or happiness |
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radiant with joyClick to Search radiant with joy |
glowing with happiness, showing great joy |
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radiantlyClick to Search radiantly |
brilliantly, glowingly; while emitting light or radiation; happily, joyfully, warmly |
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radiateClick to Search radiate |
glow, beam; emit light or radiation; convey joy or happiness; spread out from a central point |
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radiates integrityClick to Search radiates integrity |
looks trustworthy, seems dependable |
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radiation sicknessClick to Search radiation sickness |
disease which results from overexposure to radiation |
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radiation therapyClick to Search radiation therapy |
treatment of diseases by exposure to high-energy radiation from radioactive sources, use of radiation to damage cancer cells, radiotherapy |
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radiativeClick to Search radiative |
pertaining to radiation; capable of radiating |
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radiatorClick to Search radiator |
person or thing that radiates; heater made from metal coils or pipes filled with hot water or steam; device used to cool an engine |
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radical argumentClick to Search radical argument |
extreme claim, fanatical claim |
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radical changeClick to Search radical change |
180 degree shift in thinking, extreme change |
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radical errorClick to Search radical error |
major mistake, grave error |
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radical IslamClick to Search radical Islam |
fundamental Islam |
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radical signClick to Search radical sign |
sign placed before a number indicating that a root is to be extracted (Mathematics) |
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radicalisation (Brit.)Click to Search radicalisation (Brit.) |
process of making extreme, act of making radical (also radicalization) |
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radicalise (Brit.)Click to Search radicalise (Brit.) |
make extreme, make radical or more radical (also radicalize) |
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radicalismClick to Search radicalism |
belief in extreme political views, extremism |
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radicalization of positionsClick to Search radicalization of positions |
radical and extreme change in one`s opinions |
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radicalize (Amer.)Click to Search radicalize (Amer.) |
make extreme, make radical or more radical (also radicalise) |
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radicallyClick to Search radically |
in a radical manner, in an extreme manner; completely, fundamentally, thoroughly |
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radicalnessClick to Search radicalness |
extremism, advocacy of extreme changes in a specific area |
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radicchioClick to Search radicchio |
Italian variety of chicory with dark red leaves |
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radicleClick to Search radicle |
portion of a seedling that develops into the main root; small root-like structure forming the base of a nerve or blood vessel |
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radicularClick to Search radicular |
pertaining to a radicle, pertaining to the portion of a seedling that develops into the main root; pertaining to the root of a nerve or blood vessel |
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radiculectomyClick to Search radiculectomy |
surgical removal of the root of a nerve (Medicine) |
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radiculitisClick to Search radiculitis |
inflammation of a nerve root in the spinal cord (Medicine) |
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radio beaconClick to Search radio beacon |
fixed ground-based radio transmitter that serves as a navigation aid in determining the direction or position for ships and aircrafts |
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radio beamClick to Search radio beam |
radio signal, transmission of radio waves |
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radio broadcastClick to Search radio broadcast |
transmission of radio signal; dispatch of a message through radio waves |
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radio broadcasterClick to Search radio broadcaster |
radio announcer, radio host, radio disc-jockey |
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radio bulbClick to Search radio bulb |
name for each of the thermo-ionic receivers in a radio |
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radio buttonClick to Search radio button |
button in a dialog box in Windows which allows a user to choose from a number of options |
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radio cassette recorderClick to Search radio cassette recorder |
small tape player with a radio |
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radio communicationClick to Search radio communication |
cordless communication accomplished by means of radio waves |
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radio communication unitClick to Search radio communication unit |
communications device, cordless device used for communication by transmitting radio signals |
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radio compassClick to Search radio compass |
radio receiver that identifies the direction of movement according to radio signals |
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radio contactClick to Search radio contact |
exchange of information via radio waves |
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radio controlled modelClick to Search radio controlled model |
small toy aircraft that is flown and controlled by radio signals |
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radio dramaClick to Search radio drama |
play performed over the radio, dramatic performance broadcast over the radio |
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radio fixClick to Search radio fix |
locating of radio transmitter (which is at the point of intersection) by bearings taken from 2 or more direction finding stations; location of a ship or plane by determining the direction of radio signals that arrive to the ship or plane from 2 or more sending stations the locations of which are known |
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Radio Free EuropeClick to Search Radio Free Europe |
U.S.-sponsored radio station located in Prague (established in order to broadcast to citizens of Communist Eastern Europe during the 1950s) |
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radio frequencyClick to Search radio frequency |
frequency of wavelength of a radio wave |
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Radio Frequency IdentificationClick to Search Radio Frequency Identification |
RFID, automatic electronic tracking and identification system for storing information sent by radio waves and remote retrieval of data using tags or small labels used to track movement of merchandise or parcels and baggage (the system was originally developed to track cattle) |
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Radio HeadClick to Search Radio Head |
famous British rock and roll band |
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Radio LibertyClick to Search Radio Liberty |
U.S.-sponsored radio station located in Prague (established in order to broadcast to citizens of Communist Eastern Europe during the 1950s) |
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radio netClick to Search radio net |
cordless network, cordless radio communications system |
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radio operatorClick to Search radio operator |
one who operates cordless radio devices |
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radio playClick to Search radio play |
play performed over the radio, dramatic performance broadcast over the radio |
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radio programClick to Search radio program |
program of music and discussion broadcast over the radio |
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radio rangeClick to Search radio range |
range in which a radio can broadcast signals |
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radio receiverClick to Search radio receiver |
device that changes electrical waves into sound |
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radio reporterClick to Search radio reporter |
reporter who prepares investigatory reports and articles for radio broadcast |
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radio setClick to Search radio set |
radio instrument which transmits sound or signals without wires |
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Radio ShackClick to Search Radio Shack |
large chain of stores in the United States that sells electronic appliances |
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radio silenceClick to Search radio silence |
state in which no one is broadcasting (usually to protect field security) |
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radio starClick to Search radio star |
(Astronomy) astronomical object that emits large amounts of radiation and radio waves (such as quasar) |
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radio stationClick to Search radio station |
station which broadcasts radio transmissions |
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radio taxiClick to Search radio taxi |
taxi having a 2-way radio communication with a dispatcher who sends it directly to people who called for a taxi |
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radio technicianClick to Search radio technician |
expert at repairing radios |
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radio telephone procedureClick to Search radio telephone procedure |
procedure of wireless communication |
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radio thrillerClick to Search radio thriller |
suspense story broadcast over the radio |
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radio transmitterClick to Search radio transmitter |
device used to broadcast radio waves |
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radio tubeClick to Search radio tube |
vacuum tube used to receive radio broadcasts |
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radio wavesClick to Search radio waves |
electromagnetic waves which transmit sounds or signals through space without wires to a receiving set |
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radioactiniumClick to Search radioactinium |
radioactive isotope of thorium (Chemistry) |
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radioactive cobaltClick to Search radioactive cobalt |
radioactive form of the chemical element cobalt (Co), cobalt 60 |
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radioactive decayClick to Search radioactive decay |
gradual reduction in the number of radioactive atoms in material |
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radioactive falloutClick to Search radioactive fallout |
particles charged with radioactive material that were created due to an atomic explosion |
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radioactive leakageClick to Search radioactive leakage |
seepage of radioactive materials, leak of radioactivity |
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radioactive wasteClick to Search radioactive waste |
remnants that spew out radioactive rays |
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radioactivelyClick to Search radioactively |
by emitting energy particles during atomic decay |
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radioactivityClick to Search radioactivity |
emission of energy due to atomic decay, production of radiation as a result of atomic breakdown |
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radio-astronomyClick to Search radio-astronomy |
branch of astronomy that deals with the study of heavenly bodies by means of radio waves |
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radioautographClick to Search radioautograph |
visual image produced by placing radiosensitive film on or near a radioactive substance |
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radioautographicClick to Search radioautographic |
of radioautography (photographic technique in which a radiosensitive film is placed on or near a radioactive substance) |
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radioautographyClick to Search radioautography |
photographic technique in which a radiosensitive film is placed on or near a radioactive substance |
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radiobiologicClick to Search radiobiologic |
pertaining to radiobiology, pertaining to the study of the effects of radiation on living organisms |
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radiobiologicalClick to Search radiobiological |
pertaining to the effects of radiation on living organisms |
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radiobiologicallyClick to Search radiobiologically |
from the point of view of radiobiology (related to the effects of radiation on living organisms) |
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radiobiologistClick to Search radiobiologist |
expert in radiobiology, one who studies the effects of radiation on living organisms |
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radiobiologyClick to Search radiobiology |
branch of biology concerned with the effects of radiation on living material |
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radiobroadcastClick to Search radiobroadcast |
radio transmission, message or program transmitted via radio |
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radiobroadcasterClick to Search radiobroadcaster |
person who broadcasts via radio, one who transmits programs or messages via radio |
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radiocarbonClick to Search radiocarbon |
radioactive isotope of carbon (Chemistry) |
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radiocastClick to Search radiocast |
radio transmission, message or program transmitted via radio, radio broadcast |
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radiocasterClick to Search radiocaster |
person who broadcasts via radio, one who transmits programs or messages via radio |
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radiochemicalClick to Search radiochemical |
pertaining to radiochemistry, pertaining to the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials |
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radiochemicallyClick to Search radiochemically |
via radiochemistry (pertaining to the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials) |
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radiochemistClick to Search radiochemist |
chemist who studies the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials |
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radiochemistryClick to Search radiochemistry |
study of the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials |
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radiocobalt (m)Click to Search radiocobalt (m) |
radio cobalt |
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radioelementClick to Search radioelement |
basic chemical element with radioactive properties (Chemistry) |
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radiogenicClick to Search radiogenic |
suitable for radio broadcast; produced by radioactive decay |
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radiogramClick to Search radiogram |
X-ray; device that is both a radio and a phonograph player in one unit; telegram, wired message |
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radiographClick to Search radiograph |
X-ray photograph, photographic image of a solid body produced by beaming X-rays through the body onto a photographic plate |
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radiographerClick to Search radiographer |
X-ray photographer, one who produces photographic images of solid bodies through the use of X-rays |
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radiographicClick to Search radiographic |
pertaining to X-ray photography, pertaining to radiography |
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radiographicallyClick to Search radiographically |
via radiography, via X-ray photography |
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radiographyClick to Search radiography |
X-ray photography, photographic technique for imaging solid bodies with X-rays |
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RadioheadClick to Search Radiohead |
British rock and roll band |
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radioiodineClick to Search radioiodine |
radioactive isotope of iodine (Chemistry) |
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radioironClick to Search radioiron |
radioactive isotope of iron (Chemistry) |
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radioisotopeClick to Search radioisotope |
radioactive isotope (Chemistry) |
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radioisotopicClick to Search radioisotopic |
pertaining to radioactive isotopes (Chemistry) |
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radioisotopicallyClick to Search radioisotopically |
by radioactive isotopes (Chemistry) |
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radiologicClick to Search radiologic |
pertaining to radioactive materials |
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radiologicalClick to Search radiological |
pertaining to radioactive materials |
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radiologicallyClick to Search radiologically |
by radioactive materials |
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radiologistClick to Search radiologist |
expert on radiology, expert in the use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy |
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radiologyClick to Search radiology |
use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy |
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radiolucencyClick to Search radiolucency |
transparency to radiation, quality of allowing radiation to pass through |
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radiolucentClick to Search radiolucent |
transparent to radiation, allowing radiation to pass through |
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radioluminescenceClick to Search radioluminescence |
emission of light caused by the influence of radiant energy |
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radiomanClick to Search radioman |
radio operator, one who transmits or receives messages via radio |
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radiometerClick to Search radiometer |
instrument for measuring the strength of radiant energy |
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radiometricClick to Search radiometric |
through use of a radiometer, by an instrument that measures the strength of radiant energy |
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radiometricallyClick to Search radiometrically |
through the use of an instrument that measures the strength of radiant energy |
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radiometryClick to Search radiometry |
measurement of the strength of radiant energy with a radiometer |
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radiomicrometerClick to Search radiomicrometer |
instrument for measuring small quantities of radiant energy |
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radiopacityClick to Search radiopacity |
impermeability to radiation, quality of not allowing radiation to pass through |
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radiopaqueClick to Search radiopaque |
impermeable to radiation, not allowing radiation to pass through |
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radiophare (m)Click to Search radiophare (m) |
radio beacon, fixed ground-based radio transmitter that serves as a navigation aid in determining the direction, or position for ships and aircrafts |
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radiophoneClick to Search radiophone |
cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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radiophonicClick to Search radiophonic |
of producing sound through radiant energy |
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radiophosphorusClick to Search radiophosphorus |
radioactive isotope of phosphorus (Chemistry) |
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radiophotoClick to Search radiophoto |
photograph transmitted by radio waves |
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radioscopeClick to Search radioscope |
instrument used to perform examinations with radiation |
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radioscopicClick to Search radioscopic |
pertaining to an examination performed with the use of radiation |
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radioscopicalClick to Search radioscopical |
pertaining to an examination performed with the use of radiation |
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radioscopyClick to Search radioscopy |
examination performed with the use of radiation |
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radiosensitiveClick to Search radiosensitive |
sensitive to radiation, affected by radiant energy |
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radiosensitivityClick to Search radiosensitivity |
sensitivity to radiation |
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radiosityClick to Search radiosity |
method used to calculate patterns of light and shadow for creating graphic images from three dimensional models |
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radiosodiumClick to Search radiosodium |
radioactive isotope of sodium (Chemistry) |
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radiosondeClick to Search radiosonde |
package of meteorological instruments carried aloft by a balloon (transmits weather data to a monitoring station via radio waves) |
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radiosterilisation (Brit.)Click to Search radiosterilisation (Brit.) |
(Medicine) sterilisation (of a surgical tool or of an organism) by irradiation such as gamma rays or X-rays (also radiosterilization) |
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radiosterilization (Amer.)Click to Search radiosterilization (Amer.) |
(Medicine) sterilization (of a surgical tool or of an organism) by irradiation such as gamma rays or X-rays (also radiosterilisation) |
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radiostrontiumClick to Search radiostrontium |
radioactive isotope of strontium (Chemistry) |
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radiosurgeryClick to Search radiosurgery |
(Medicine) destruction of diseased tissue by directing concentrated beams of radiation at the tissue (rather than physically cutting away the tissue through traditional surgery) |
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radiotelegraphClick to Search radiotelegraph |
device which transmits telegrams or messages via radio waves |
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radiotelegraphicClick to Search radiotelegraphic |
using a radiotelegraph, pertaining to the transmission of telegraphs or messages via radio waves |
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radiotelegraphyClick to Search radiotelegraphy |
process of transmitting telegraphs or messages via radio waves |
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radiotelephoneClick to Search radiotelephone |
cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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radiotelephonicClick to Search radiotelephonic |
pertaining to a cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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radiotelephonyClick to Search radiotelephony |
use of a cordless telephone system which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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radio-telescopeClick to Search radio-telescope |
astronomical instrument that receives electromagnetic waves, telescope used to study heavenly bodies by means of radio waves |
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radiotherapeuticClick to Search radiotherapeutic |
of treatment through the use of radiation |
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radiotherapeuticsClick to Search radiotherapeutics |
radiation therapy, treatment through the use of radiation |
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radiotherapistClick to Search radiotherapist |
one who treats with radiation |
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radiotherapyClick to Search radiotherapy |
treatment through the use of radiation |
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radiothermyClick to Search radiothermy |
treatment through heating by radio waves |
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radiothoriumClick to Search radiothorium |
radioactive isotope of thorium (Chemistry) |
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radiovisionClick to Search radiovision |
(very rarely used) television |
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Radisson HotelsClick to Search Radisson Hotels |
international network of luxury hotels |
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radium emanationClick to Search radium emanation |
radon (Chemistry) |
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radius gameClick to Search radius game |
ball game that is played in a field which is not the home-field of the host team |
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radius of actionClick to Search radius of action |
maximum range in which operation is possible |
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radius penaltyClick to Search radius penalty |
penalty imposed upon a ball team which requires that they host the next home game away from their home field |
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radixClick to Search radix |
number used as the base for a numerical system; source, origin (Mathematics) |
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radomeClick to Search radome |
dome-shaped structure which houses a radar antenna |
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radonClick to Search radon |
(Chemistry) radioactive gaseous chemical element (produced by the breakdown of radium) |
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RadvisionClick to Search Radvision |
computer company from the Rad Group (works in the field of sound and video on communications networks) |
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RadwareClick to Search Radware |
computer company from the Rad Group (works in the field of Internet servers) |
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radwasteClick to Search radwaste |
radioactive waste, remnants that spew out radioactive rays |
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RadwizClick to Search Radwiz |
computer company from the Rad Group (works in the field of routing on communications networks) |
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radClick to Search rad |
n. Rad (Winkelmeßung) adj. toll, super, beeindruckend (Slang) RAD (Rapid Application Development) RAD, Rapid Application Development, Programmentwicklung die es Programmierer erlaubt Software als System von Komponenten die schnell aktualisiert werden kann zu entwickeln (Computer) |
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Rad groupClick to Search Rad group |
Gruppe von Computerunternehmen der RAD Gruppe (arbeitet im Bereich der Computerkommunikation und Telekommunikation) |
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Radar Absorbent MaterialClick to Search Radar Absorbent Material |
Material das Radarstrahlen in kleinen elektromagnetische Felder umwandelt und so das Radarbild verschleiert, abgekürzt RAM |
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radar camouflageClick to Search radar camouflage |
Radar Tarnung (Tarnung von Kriegsgerät mit verschiedenen Materialien damit sie nicht vom Radar erkannt werden) |
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radar controlClick to Search radar control |
Radarkontrolle |
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Radar Cross SectionClick to Search Radar Cross Section |
Einzigartiges Abbild eines Objekts auf dem Radarschirm (beeinflußt von Material und Größe des Objekts), abgekürzt RCS |
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radar decoyClick to Search radar decoy |
Radarfalle |
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Radar Intercept OfficerClick to Search Radar Intercept Officer |
Offizier der in amerikanischen Kampfflugzeugen den Radarschirm überwacht (sitzt hinter dem Piloten) |
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radar operatorClick to Search radar operator |
Radartechniker |
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radar rangeClick to Search radar range |
Radarreichweite (Reichweite eines Radars) |
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radar reconnaissanceClick to Search radar reconnaissance |
Radaraufklärung (Spähung mittels einem Radargerät um Informationen über den Feind, dessen Tätigkeiten und der Bodenlage zu sammeln) |
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radar screenClick to Search radar screen |
Radarschirm |
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radar signatureClick to Search radar signature |
Einzigartiges Image eines Objekts das sich durch die von dem Objekt reflektierten Radarwellen bildet (beeinflußt durch Form und Material des Objekts) |
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Radar Warning ReceiverClick to Search Radar Warning Receiver |
(Luftwaffe) Gerät das den Piloten warnt wenn er vom gegenerischen Radar erfaßt wird, abgekürzt RWR |
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radarmanClick to Search radarman |
n. Radarmann |
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radar-proofClick to Search radar-proof |
radarbeständig |
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radarscopeClick to Search radarscope |
n. Radarbildschirm |
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RadcomClick to Search Radcom |
n. Radcom, israelische Computergesellschaft (Hersteller von Testprogramme für Protokolle und Netzwerke) |
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RadeonClick to Search Radeon |
n. Radeon, Name erfolgreicher Bildschirm-Karten oder Bildschirm-Adaptoren von ATI hergestellt |
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radgeClick to Search radge |
n. Radge, wilde oder verrückte Person, gewalttätige Person (Schottisch) |
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RadguardClick to Search Radguard |
n. Radguard, Computerunternehmen der RAD- Gruppe (arbeitet im Bereich der Informationssicherheit in Kommunikationsnetzwerken) |
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radial componentClick to Search radial component |
radiale Komponente (strahlenförmige Komponente oder Kraft) |
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radial mountingClick to Search radial mounting |
Radialmontage (Ankupplung von hinten) |
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radial tyreClick to Search radial tyre |
radialer Reifen (mit Eisenriemen verstärkt) |
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radiallyClick to Search radially |
adv. radial, strahlenförmig |
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radianClick to Search radian |
n. Radiant (Winkel zw. zwei Kreisradien deren Länge dem des Radius` entspr.) |
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radianceClick to Search radiance |
n. Glanz, Strahlen |
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radiancyClick to Search radiancy |
n. Radianz; Strahl |
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radiant heatClick to Search radiant heat |
n. Strahlungswärme, Wärme durch Strahlung entstehend |
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radiant smileClick to Search radiant smile |
freudestrahlend (breites Lächeln) |
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radiant with joyClick to Search radiant with joy |
vor Freude strahlen |
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radiantlyClick to Search radiantly |
adv. radiär, strahlend |
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radiateClick to Search radiate |
v. aus-, bestrahlen; verbreiten |
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radiates integrityClick to Search radiates integrity |
strahlt Aufrichtigkeit aus (machte einen aufrichtigen Eindruck) |
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radiation sicknessClick to Search radiation sickness |
Ausstrahlungskrankheit (Krankheit durch radioaktive Strahlen) |
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radiativeClick to Search radiative |
adj. strahlend |
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radiatorClick to Search radiator |
n. Radiator, Heizkörper; Heizstrahler |
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radical argumentClick to Search radical argument |
radikales Argument |
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radical changeClick to Search radical change |
radikaler Wechsel, Drehung um 180 Grad |
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radical errorClick to Search radical error |
ein entscheidener Fehler |
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radical IslamClick to Search radical Islam |
radikaler Islam |
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radical signClick to Search radical sign |
Wurzel, Wurzelzeichen (Mathematik) |
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radicalismClick to Search radicalism |
n. Radikalismus |
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radicalization of positionsClick to Search radicalization of positions |
Radikalisierung der Standpunkte (Verschärfung der Beziehungen, Verhärtung der Auffassungen) |
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radicalizeClick to Search radicalize |
radicalize (Amer.) v. radikalisieren |
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radicallyClick to Search radically |
adv. radikal, extrem; im Prinzip, von Grund auf, in seinem Wesen |
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radicalnessClick to Search radicalness |
n. Radikalismus (radikale Ideen) |
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radicchioClick to Search radicchio |
n. Radicchio, italienische Zichorie mit dunkelroten Blättern |
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radicleClick to Search radicle |
n. Keimwurzel |
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radicularClick to Search radicular |
adj. Wurzel-, wurzelig |
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radiculectomyClick to Search radiculectomy |
n. Nervenwurzelentfernung (med.) |
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radiculitisClick to Search radiculitis |
n. Entzündung einer Nervenwurzel in der Wirbelsäule |
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radio beaconClick to Search radio beacon |
Funkbake, Radiosender als Navigationshilfe bei der bestimmung der Richtung oder Standpunktes von Schiffen oder Flugzeugen dienend |
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radio beamClick to Search radio beam |
Radiozeichen |
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radio broadcastClick to Search radio broadcast |
Radiosendung, drahtlose Sendung |
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radio broadcasterClick to Search radio broadcaster |
Radioansager, Ansager im Radio |
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radio bulbClick to Search radio bulb |
Radioröhre (Bezeichnung der Thermo-Röhren im Radiogerät) |
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radio buttonClick to Search radio button |
Auswahlknopf, ein Knopf in einem Dialogfenster in "Windows" der die Wahl zwischen einigen Möglichkeiten ermöglicht |
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radio cassette recorderClick to Search radio cassette recorder |
Radio-Kassettenrecorder |
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radio communicationClick to Search radio communication |
Radiokommunikation (Kommunikation durch Radiowellen) |
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radio communication unitClick to Search radio communication unit |
Funkgerät, Radioeinheit |
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radio compassClick to Search radio compass |
Radiokompaß (Kompaß, der die Fortbewegungsrichtung mittels empfangener Radiowellen feststellt) |
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radio contactClick to Search radio contact |
Radioverbindung |
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radio controlled modelClick to Search radio controlled model |
funkgesteuertes Modell (ferngesteuertes Flugzeug-, Auto- od. Schiffsmodell) |
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radio dramaClick to Search radio drama |
Hörspieldrama |
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Radio Engineering AdministrationClick to Search Radio Engineering Administration |
Administration der Radiotechnik |
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radio fixClick to Search radio fix |
n. Ausmachung des Standpunktes eines Funkortes; Ausmachung des Befindens eines Schiffes oder Flugzeugs durch Bestimmung der Richtung der Radiosignale die diese aus zwei oder mehr bekannten Sendestationen erreichen |
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Radio Free EuropeClick to Search Radio Free Europe |
Radio Freies Europa, von den USA gesponserte Radiostation in Prag (gegründet in den 1950ern um Bürger im kommunistischen Staaten erreichen zu können) |
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radio frequencyClick to Search radio frequency |
Radiofrequenz |
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Radio HeadClick to Search Radio Head |
Radio Head, bekannte britische Rockband |
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Radio LibertyClick to Search Radio Liberty |
Radio Liberty, von den USA gesponserte Radiostation in Prag (gegründet in den 1950ern um Bürger im kommunistischen Staaten erreichen zu können) |
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radio netClick to Search radio net |
Radionetzwerk, Funkverkehr (Radiokommunikation) |
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radio operatorClick to Search radio operator |
Radiotechniker |
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radio playClick to Search radio play |
Hörspiel (Radio-Hörspiel) |
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radio programClick to Search radio program |
Radioprogramm |
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radio rangeClick to Search radio range |
Radioreichweite, Sendereichweite |
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radio receiverClick to Search radio receiver |
Radio |
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radio reporterClick to Search radio reporter |
Radioreporter |
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radio setClick to Search radio set |
Radiogerät, Radioempfänger |
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Radio ShackClick to Search Radio Shack |
Radio Shack, Große Ladenkette in den USA die elektronische Gerate verkauft |
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radio silenceClick to Search radio silence |
Funkstille (absolute Stille, keiner benutzt den Funk (meistens aus Sicherheitsgründen) ) |
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radio starClick to Search radio star |
n. (Astronomie) Radiostern, astronomisches Objekt das große Mengen an Strahlung und Radiowellen ausstrahlt |
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radio stationClick to Search radio station |
Radiosender |
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radio technicianClick to Search radio technician |
Radiotechniker (Experte für Radioreparaturen) |
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radio telephone procedureClick to Search radio telephone procedure |
Drahtlosfunksprechprozedur |
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radio thrillerClick to Search radio thriller |
Radiokrimi (Kriminalroman der im Radio übertragen wird) |
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radio transmitterClick to Search radio transmitter |
Radiosender, Sendegerät |
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radio tubeClick to Search radio tube |
Radioröhre (Röhre zum Empfang von Radiosendungen) |
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radio wavesClick to Search radio waves |
Radiowellen |
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radioactiniumClick to Search radioactinium |
n. Radioaktinium (Chemie, radioaktives Isotop) |
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radioactive cobaltClick to Search radioactive cobalt |
radioaktiver Kobalt (radioaktives Isotop des chem. Elements Kobalt, Co) |
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radioactive decayClick to Search radioactive decay |
radioaktiver Zerfall (stufenweise Reduzierung von radioaktiven Atomen einer Materie) |
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radioactive falloutClick to Search radioactive fallout |
radioaktiver Regen, radioaktiver Müll |
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radioactive leakageClick to Search radioactive leakage |
radioaktive Ausströmung |
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radioactive wasteClick to Search radioactive waste |
radioaktiver Müll, radioaktiver Abfall |
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radioactivelyClick to Search radioactively |
adv. radioaktiv |
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radioactivityClick to Search radioactivity |
n. Radioaktivität (Eigenschaft der Atomkerne gewisser Isotope, sich ohne äußere Einflüsse umzuwandeln und dabei Strahlen auszusenden) |
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radio-astronomyClick to Search radio-astronomy |
Radio-Astronomie |
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radioautographClick to Search radioautograph |
n. Radioaufzeichnung |
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radioautographicClick to Search radioautographic |
adj. von einem Röntgenbild |
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radioautographyClick to Search radioautography |
n. Aufnahme mit Hilfe von Röntgenstrahlen |
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radiobiologicClick to Search radiobiologic |
adj. radiobiologisch (des Strahleinflußes auf lebendige Substanzen) |
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radiobiologicalClick to Search radiobiological |
adj. radiobiologisch, strahlenbiologisch, von der Wirkung von Strahlen auf lebende Zellen |
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radiobiologicallyClick to Search radiobiologically |
adv. strahlenbiologisch (vom Einfluß von Strahlen auf lebendiges Gewebe) |
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radiobiologistClick to Search radiobiologist |
n. Radiobiologe (Forscher der sich mit dem Strahleinfluß auf lebendige Substanzen beschäftigt) |
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radiobiologyClick to Search radiobiology |
n. Radiobiologie (Strahlenbiologie, Richtung der Biophysik, die sich mit Auswirkungen v. Strahlung auf Formen des Lebens beschäftigen) |
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radiobroadcastClick to Search radiobroadcast |
n. Radiosendung; Radioübertragung |
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radiobroadcasterClick to Search radiobroadcaster |
n. Radiosendung |
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radiocarbonClick to Search radiocarbon |
n. Radiocarbon (radioaktiver Isotop) |
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radiocastClick to Search radiocast |
n. Radiosender |
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radiocasterClick to Search radiocaster |
n. Radiomoderator |
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radiochemicalClick to Search radiochemical |
adj. radiochemisch (von der chemischen Behandlung von radioaktiven Materialien) |
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radiochemicallyClick to Search radiochemically |
adv. radiochemisch (der Chemie der radioaktiven Substanzen und ihre Anwendung in der chemischen Forschung) |
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radiochemistClick to Search radiochemist |
n. Radiochemiker (ein Chemiker der radioaktive Materialien mit chemischen Mitteln behandelt) |
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radiochemistryClick to Search radiochemistry |
n. Radiochemie (Chem., Herstellungs- u. Verhaltensprüfung von Radionukliden) |
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radiocobaltClick to Search radiocobalt |
n. Radiokobalt (radioaktiver chemischer Stoff) |
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radioelementClick to Search radioelement |
n. Radioelement (radioaktiv. chem. Element) |
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radiogenicClick to Search radiogenic |
adj. für die Radioausstrahlung passend; vom Nebenprodukt der Kernspaltung |
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radiogramClick to Search radiogram |
n. früher Funktelegramm; Grammophon mit eingebautem Radioapparat) |
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radiographClick to Search radiograph |
n. Radiogramm (Röntgenbild, Aufnahme, die mittels Röntgenstrahlen aufgenommen wurde) |
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radiographerClick to Search radiographer |
n. Röntgengerät, Röntgenapparat (macht Röntgenaufnahmen) |
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radiographicClick to Search radiographic |
adj. radiographisch (von/durch Röntgenaufnahmen, Aufnahmen mittels Röntgenstrahlen) |
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radiographicallyClick to Search radiographically |
adv. radiographisch, mittels Röntgenaufnahmen |
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radiographyClick to Search radiography |
n. Radiographie (Röntgenaufnahmen) |
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RadioheadClick to Search Radiohead |
n. Radiohead, britische Rockband |
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radioiodineClick to Search radioiodine |
n. Radiodine (radioaktiver Isotop) |
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radioironClick to Search radioiron |
n. radioaktives Eisenisotop |
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radioisotopeClick to Search radioisotope |
n. Radioisotope; radioaktiver Isotop (Chem.) |
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radioisotopicClick to Search radioisotopic |
adj. radioisotopisch, der radioaktiven Isotope (chem.) |
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radioisotopicallyClick to Search radioisotopically |
adv. mit Hilfe von Radioisotopen; mit Hilfe von radioaktiven Isotopen |
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radiologicClick to Search radiologic |
adj. radiologisch, von der Strahlenkunde, von radioaktiven Stoffen |
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radiologicalClick to Search radiological |
adj. radiologisch (der radioaktiven Stoffe) |
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radiologicallyClick to Search radiologically |
adv. radiologisch (mit Hilfe von radioaktiven Stoffen) |
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radiologistClick to Search radiologist |
n. Radiologe (Spezialist der Radiologie, beschäftigt sich mit Strahlenenergie für Heilzwecke) |
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radiologyClick to Search radiology |
n. Radiologie, Strahlenforschung |
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radiolucencyClick to Search radiolucency |
n. Strahlendurchlässigkeit |
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radiolucentClick to Search radiolucent |
adj. durchsichtig für Strahlung |
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radioluminescenceClick to Search radioluminescence |
n. Radiolumineszenz (Physik- Lichtausstrahlung durch radioaktive Bestrahlung) |
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radiomanClick to Search radioman |
n. arbeitet im Radio |
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radiometerClick to Search radiometer |
n. Radiometer (hochempfindl. Strahlungsmesser) |
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radiometricClick to Search radiometric |
adj. radiometrisch (mit Radiometer, Strahlungsmesser) |
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radiometricallyClick to Search radiometrically |
adv. radiometrisch (mit Hilfe eines Strahlenmeßgerätes) |
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radiometryClick to Search radiometry |
n. Radiometrie (Messung der Strahlenstärke mit einem Radiometer) |
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radiomicrometerClick to Search radiomicrometer |
n. Radiometer (hochempfindl. Meßgerät für kleinste Strahlungsmengen) |
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radiopacityClick to Search radiopacity |
n. Strahlenundurchlässigkeit |
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radiopaqueClick to Search radiopaque |
adj. Strahlenundurchlässigkeit |
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radiophoneClick to Search radiophone |
n. Radiophon (Radio-Telephon) |
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radiophonicClick to Search radiophonic |
adj. radiophonisch, funkübertragen |
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radiophosphorusClick to Search radiophosphorus |
n. radioaktives Isotop von Phosphor |
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radioscopeClick to Search radioscope |
n. Radioskop (Gerät zur Durchführung von Tests mit Hilfe von radioaktiver Strahlung) |
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radioscopicClick to Search radioscopic |
adj. röntgendurchleuchtend |
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radioscopicalClick to Search radioscopical |
adj. radioskopisch (von der Untersuchung mit Hilfe von radioaktiver Strahlung) |
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radioscopyClick to Search radioscopy |
n. Röntgendurchleuchtung |
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radiosensitiveClick to Search radiosensitive |
adj. strahlungsempfindlich |
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radiosensitivityClick to Search radiosensitivity |
n. Röntgenstrahlenempfindlichkeit |
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radiosityClick to Search radiosity |
n. Radiosität, gesamte Energie die von einem Punkt auf einer Oberfläche ausgeht |
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radiosodiumClick to Search radiosodium |
n. Radiosodium (radioaktives Isotop von Natrium) |
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radiosondeClick to Search radiosonde |
n. Radiosonde (Meteo., Meßgerät, das an ein Wasserstoffballon befestigt wird) |
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radiostrontiumClick to Search radiostrontium |
n. radioaktives Isotop von Strontium |
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radiosurgeryClick to Search radiosurgery |
n. Strahlenchirugie (Operieren mit Hilfe von radioaktiven Stoffen) |
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radiotelegraphClick to Search radiotelegraph |
n. Radiotelegrafie |
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radiotelegraphicClick to Search radiotelegraphic |
adj. radiotelegraphisch (mittels Radiotelegraph, Telegrammübermittlung durch Radiowellen) |
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radiotelegraphyClick to Search radiotelegraphy |
n. Radiotelegraphie (Telegrammübermittlung durch Radiowellen, telegraphische Übermittlung) |
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radiotelephoneClick to Search radiotelephone |
n. Radiotelephon, drahtloses Telephon |
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radiotelephonicClick to Search radiotelephonic |
adj. radiotelefonisch |
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radiotelephonyClick to Search radiotelephony |
n. Funktelephonie, Funkfernsprecher |
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radio-telescopeClick to Search radio-telescope |
Radio-Teleskop (astronomisches Gerät das elektromagnetische Wellen auffängt) |
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radiotherapeuticClick to Search radiotherapeutic |
adj. Strahlentherapie-, Radiotherapie-, Röntgentherapie- |
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radiotherapeuticsClick to Search radiotherapeutics |
n. Strahlenheilkunde |
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radiotherapistClick to Search radiotherapist |
n. Radiotherapeut; jemand der mit Strahlung behandelt |
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radiotherapyClick to Search radiotherapy |
n. Radiotherapie, Strahlenbehandlung |
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radiothermyClick to Search radiothermy |
n. Radiothermie (Behandlung mit Hilfe von Wärme von Radiowellen) |
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radiothoriumClick to Search radiothorium |
n. Radiothorium (Chem., bewirkt die radioaktive Zersetzung von Thorium) |
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Radisson HotelsClick to Search Radisson Hotels |
n. "Radisson Hotels", internationale Luxushotelkette |
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radiumClick to Search radium |
n. Radium (radioaktives Element) |
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radius gameClick to Search radius game |
Auswärtsspiel |
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radius of actionClick to Search radius of action |
Aktionsradius (maximaler Radius zum Handeln) |
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radius penaltyClick to Search radius penalty |
Radiusstrafe (Strafe, die einer Ballmannschaft zugeführt wird, der nach ein Heimatspiel in einem anderen Staat stattfinden soll) |
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radixClick to Search radix |
n. Grundzahl, Wurzel (math.) |
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radomeClick to Search radome |
n. Radarkuppel |
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radonClick to Search radon |
n. Radon (Giftgas) |
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RadvisionClick to Search Radvision |
n. Radvision, Computerunternehmen der RAD- Gruppe (arbeiten im Bereich von Klang- und Videoübertragungen in Kommunikationsnetzwerken) |
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RadwareClick to Search Radware |
n. Radware, Computerunternehmen der RAD- Gruppe (arbeitet im Bereich von Internetservern) |
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radwasteClick to Search radwaste |
n. radioaktiver Abfall, radioaktive Strahlung abgebender Abfall |
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RadwizClick to Search Radwiz |
n. Radwiz, Computerunternehmen der RAD- Gruppe (arbeitet im Bereich von Routern in Kommunikationsnetzwerken) |
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Linguatic German English Dictionary |
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ein Rad greift ins andereClick to Search ein Rad greift ins andere |
it all knits together |
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fünftes RadClick to Search fünftes Rad |
fifth wheel, fifth wheel in a carriage which prevents tipping; spare wheel; something or someone that is unnecessary and burdensome |
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fünftes Rad am WagenClick to Search fünftes Rad am Wagen |
fifth-columnist, person willing to cooperate with an aggressor against his own country, secret supporter of an enemy that engages in espionage or sabotage against his own country |
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fünftes Rad am Wagen seinClick to Search fünftes Rad am Wagen sein |
two`s company three is a crowd, two people are enough, three people is too many |
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hat das Rad erfundenClick to Search hat das Rad erfunden |
reinvented the wheel, create something without knowing that it already exists, do a great deal of work for no reason |
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kleines RadClick to Search kleines Rad |
small wheel, tiny wheel, miniature wheel |
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RadClick to Search Rad |
Rad (das) n. wheel, circle which revolves on an axis; (Sang) bike, bicycle |
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Rad der GeschichteClick to Search Rad der Geschichte |
wheels of history |
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Rad schlagenClick to Search Rad schlagen |
turn a cartwheel |
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Rad zurückdrehenClick to Search Rad zurückdrehen |
put the clock back, change what was done in the past; go back in time |
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RadabweiserClick to Search Radabweiser |
Radabweiser (der) n. massive construction for the protection of corners of a building |
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RadachseClick to Search Radachse |
Radachse (die) n. axle, shaft around which a wheel revolves |
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RadarClick to Search Radar |
Radar (der/das) n. radar, system for locating objects by sending radio waves and recording their echoes |
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Radar TarnungClick to Search Radar Tarnung |
radar camouflage, covering for a combat vehicle or weapon that makes it undetectable by radar |
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RadaraufklärungClick to Search Radaraufklärung |
Radaraufklärung (die) n. radar reconnaissance, patrol using radar in order to collect intelligence on enemy activity and terrain conditions |
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radarbeständigClick to Search radarbeständig |
adj. radar-proof, cannot be detected by radar |
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RadarbildschirmClick to Search Radarbildschirm |
Radarbildschirm (der) n. radarscope, viewing screen of radar equipment where the locations of objects are displayed |
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RadarfalleClick to Search Radarfalle |
Radarfalle (die) n. speed trap, special radar which films vehicles that go beyond the legal speed limit |
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RadargerätClick to Search Radargerät |
Radargerät (das) n. radar, system for locating objects by sending radio waves and recording their echoes |
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RadarkontrolleClick to Search Radarkontrolle |
Radarkontrolle (die) n. radar control, monitoring flight patterns by radar, monitoring of rockets and other weaponry by means of radar |
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RadarkuppelClick to Search Radarkuppel |
Radarkuppel (die) n. radome, dome-shaped structure which houses a radar antenna |
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RadarmannClick to Search Radarmann |
Radarmann (der) n. radarman, one who operates radar equipment |
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RadarreichweiteClick to Search Radarreichweite |
Radarreichweite (die) n. radar range, range in which a radar receiver is effective |
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RadarschirmClick to Search Radarschirm |
Radarschirm (der) n. radar screen, screen which displays information gathered by radar |
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RadarstationClick to Search Radarstation |
Radarstation (die) n. radar station, station for locating objects by sending radio waves and recording their echoes |
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RadartechnikerClick to Search Radartechniker |
Radartechniker (der) n. radar operator, one who operates radar equipment |
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RadarwagenClick to Search Radarwagen |
Radarwagen (der) n. police car equipped with a speed trap |
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RadauClick to Search Radau |
Radau (der) n. hullabaloo, ruckus, uproar, confusion |
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RadaubruderClick to Search Radaubruder |
Radaubruder (der) n. rowdy, noisy or disorderly person, hooligan, ruffian |
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RaddampferClick to Search Raddampfer |
Raddampfer (der) n. paddle steamer, paddle steamship |
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radebrechenClick to Search radebrechen |
v. stammer, stutter, speak with involuntary hesitation |
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RadfahrbahnClick to Search Radfahrbahn |
Radfahrbahn (die) n. bicycle path, path (alongside a roadway for example ) used by cyclists |
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radfahrenClick to Search radfahren |
v. cycle, ride a bicycle |
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RadfahrerClick to Search Radfahrer |
Radfahrer (der) n. bicycler, one who rides a bicycle, cycler, cyclist, (Slang) biker |
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RadfahrerwegClick to Search Radfahrerweg |
Radfahrerweg (der) n. bikeway, path or track for bicyclists |
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RadfahrsportClick to Search Radfahrsport |
Radfahrsport (der) n. cycling, act or instance of riding on a bicycle (or any other type of cycle, i.e. tricycle, motorcycle, etc.) |
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RadfahrwegClick to Search Radfahrweg |
Radfahrweg (der) n. cycleway, bicycle track |
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RadfahrzeitClick to Search Radfahrzeit |
Radfahrzeit (die) n. cycling time |
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RadfelgeClick to Search Radfelge |
Radfelge (der) n. rim, outer edge of a wheel |
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radförmigClick to Search radförmig |
adj. wheel-like, resembling a wheel |
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RadiClick to Search Radi |
Radi (der) n. radish, type of bitter-tasting edible root from the mustard family; plant that produces this root |
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radialClick 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 |
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radiale KomponenteClick to Search radiale Komponente |
radial component, tangential component |
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radialer ReifenClick to Search radialer Reifen |
radial tyre, tires reinforced with steel cords |
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RadialmontageClick to Search Radialmontage |
Radialmontage (die) n. radial mounting, adding from the rear side |
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RadiantClick 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) |
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radiärClick 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 |
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RadiationClick 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 |
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RadiatorClick 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 |
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radierenClick to Search radieren |
v. etch, engrave, carve out (with an acid); rub, wipe |
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RadiererClick to Search Radierer |
Radierer (der) n. etcher, one who etches |
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RadiergummiClick to Search Radiergummi |
Radiergummi (der/das) n. eraser, rubber |
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RadierkunstClick to Search Radierkunst |
Radierkunst (die) n. etching, print taken from an etched plate (i.e. on paper) |
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RadiermesserClick to Search Radiermesser |
Radiermesser (der) n. erasing knife, steel eraser |
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RadiernadelClick to Search Radiernadel |
Radiernadel (die) n. stylus, cutting tool |
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Radiernadel ähnlichClick to Search Radiernadel ähnlich |
styloid, resembling a stylus |
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RadierungClick 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) |
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RadieschenClick to Search Radieschen |
Radieschen (das) n. radish, type of bitter-tasting edible root from the mustard family, plant that produces this root |
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Radieschen von unten ansehenClick to Search Radieschen von unten ansehen |
push up the daisies, die, pass away, cease living |
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Radieschen von unten besehenClick to Search Radieschen von unten besehen |
pushing up the daisies |
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Radieschen von unten sehenClick to Search Radieschen von unten sehen |
pushing up the daisies |
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radikalClick 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 |
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radikale VeränderungClick to Search radikale Veränderung |
v. radical change, 180 degree shift in thinking, extreme change |
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RadikalerClick 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 |
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radikaler IslamClick to Search radikaler Islam |
radical Islam, fundamental Islam |
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radikaler WechselClick to Search radikaler Wechsel |
radical change, 180 degree shift in thinking, extreme change |
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radikales ArgumentClick to Search radikales Argument |
radical argument, extreme claim, fanatical claim |
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radikalisierenClick to Search radikalisieren |
v. radicalize, make extreme, make radical |
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RadikalisierungClick to Search Radikalisierung |
Radikalisierung (die) n. radicalization, process of making extreme, act of making radical |
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RadikalismusClick to Search Radikalismus |
Radikalismus (der) n. radicalism, extremism, tendency to be extreme or use extreme measures, advocacy of extreme changes in a specific area |
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RadikalsorteClick to Search Radikalsorte |
Radikalsorte (die) n. type of radical, kind of radical |
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RadioClick 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 |
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Radio AnsagerClick to Search Radio Ansager |
radio broadcaster, radio announcer, radio host, radio disc-jockey |
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Radio AstronomieClick to Search Radio Astronomie |
radio-astronomy, branch of astronomy that deals with the study of heavenly bodies by means of radio waves |
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Radio TeleskopClick to Search Radio Teleskop |
radio-telescope, astronomical instrument that receives electromagnetic waves, telescope used to study heavenly bodies by means of radio waves |
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RadioaktiniumClick to Search Radioaktinium |
Radioaktinium (das) n. radioactinium, radioactive isotope of thorium (Chemistry) |
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radioaktivClick to Search radioaktiv |
adv. radioactively, by emitting energy particles during atomic decay adj. radioactive, emitting energy as a result of atomic decay |
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radioaktive AusströmungClick to Search radioaktive Ausströmung |
radioactive leakage, seepage of radioactive materials, leak of radioactivity |
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radioaktive StrahlungClick to Search radioaktive Strahlung |
nuclear radiation, ionized radiation whose source is in the process of atomic splitting or nuclear fission |
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radioaktiver AbfallClick to Search radioaktiver Abfall |
radioactive waste, nuclear waste, remnants that spew out radioactive rays |
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radioaktiver IsotopClick to Search radioaktiver Isotop |
radioisotope, radioactive isotope (Chemistry) |
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radioaktiver KobaltClick to Search radioaktiver Kobalt |
radioactive cobalt, radioactive form of the chemical element cobalt, (Co) |
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radioaktiver MüllClick 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 |
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radioaktiver NiederschlagClick to Search radioaktiver Niederschlag |
atomic rain, nuclear fallout, radioactive debris resulting from an atomic blast |
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radioaktiver RegenClick to Search radioaktiver Regen |
atomic rain, radioactive debris resulting from an atomic blast, nuclear fallout |
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radioaktiver ZerfallClick to Search radioaktiver Zerfall |
radioactive decay, gradual reduction in the number of radioactive atoms in material |
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radioaktives EisenisotopClick to Search radioaktives Eisenisotop |
radioactive isotope of iron, radioiron (Chemistry) |
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radioaktives PhosphorisotopClick to Search radioaktives Phosphorisotop |
radiophosphorus, radioactive isotope of phosphorus (Chemistry) |
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radioaktives StrontiumisotopClick to Search radioaktives Strontiumisotop |
radiostrontium, radioactive isotope of strontium (Chemistry) |
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RadioaktivitätClick to Search Radioaktivität |
Radioaktivität (die) n. radioactivity, production of radiation as a result of atomic breakdown |
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RadioaktivitätsmesserClick to Search Radioaktivitätsmesser |
Radioaktivitätsmesser (der) n. geiger counter, device which is used to measure radioactivity |
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RadioansagerClick to Search Radioansager |
Radioansager (der) n. radio broadcaster, radio announcer |
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RadioapparatClick to Search Radioapparat |
Radioapparat (der) n. wireless set, device that operates without a wire; radio receiver |
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RadioaufzeichnungClick to Search Radioaufzeichnung |
Radioaufzeichnung (die) n. radioautograph, visual image produced by placing radiosensitive film on or near a radioactive substance |
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RadioausstrahlungClick to Search Radioausstrahlung |
Radioausstrahlung (die) n. radio broadcasting, transmission of information by radio waves; producing a radio program; hosting a radio program |
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RadiobastlerClick to Search Radiobastler |
Radiobastler (der) n. radio modeller, maker of radio models |
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RadiobiologeClick to Search Radiobiologe |
Radiobiologe (der) n. radiobiologist, expert in radiobiology, one who studies the effects of radiation on living organisms |
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RadiobiologieClick to Search Radiobiologie |
Radiobiologie (die) n. radiobiology, branch of biology concerned with the effects of radiation on living material |
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radiobiologischClick to Search radiobiologisch |
adj. radiobiologic, pertaining to radiobiology, pertaining to the study of the effects of radiation on living organisms |
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RadiocarbonClick to Search Radiocarbon |
Radiocarbon (das) n. radiocarbon, radioactive isotope of carbon (Chemistry) |
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RadiochemieClick to Search Radiochemie |
Radiochemie (die) n. radiochemistry, study of the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials |
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RadiochemikerClick to Search Radiochemiker |
Radiochemiker (der) n. radiochemist, chemist who studies the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials |
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radiochemischClick to Search radiochemisch |
adv. radiochemically, via radiochemistry adj. radiochemical, pertaining to radiochemistry, pertaining to the chemical properties and applications of radioactive materials |
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RadiodineClick to Search Radiodine |
n. radioiodine, radioactive isotope of iodine (Chemistry) |
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RadioeinheitClick to Search Radioeinheit |
Radioeinheit (die) n. radio communication unit, communications device, cordless device used for communication by transmitting radio signals |
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RadioelementClick to Search Radioelement |
Radioelement (das) n. radioelement, basic chemical element with radioactive properties (Chemistry) |
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RadioempfangClick to Search Radioempfang |
Radioempfang (der) n. broadcast reception, radio reception |
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RadioempfängerClick to Search Radioempfänger |
Radioempfänger (der) n. radio set, radio instrument which transmits sound or signals without wires |
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RadiofrequenzClick to Search Radiofrequenz |
Radiofrequenz (die) n. radio frequency, frequency of wavelength of a radio wave |
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RadiofrequenzstrahlungClick to Search Radiofrequenzstrahlung |
Radiofrequenzstrahlung (die) n. radio wave emission, transmission of radio waves |
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RadiofunkstationClick to Search Radiofunkstation |
Radiofunkstation (die) n. radio station, station which broadcasts radio transmissions |
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RadiogerätClick to Search Radiogerät |
Radiogerät (das) n. radio set, radio instrument which transmits sound or signals without wires |
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RadiogrammClick 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 |
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RadiographClick 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 |
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RadiographieClick to Search Radiographie |
Radiographie (die) n. radiography, X-ray photography, photographic technique for imaging solid bodies with X-rays |
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Radiographie der HarnwegeClick to Search Radiographie der Harnwege |
urography |
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radiographischClick to Search radiographisch |
adv. radiographically, via radiography, via X-ray photography adj. radiographic, pertaining to X-ray photography, pertaining to radiography |
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RadiohörerClick to Search Radiohörer |
Radiohörer (der) n. radio listener, one who listens to the radio |
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RadioindustrieClick to Search Radioindustrie |
Radioindustrie (die) n. radio industry, radio broadcast industry |
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RadioisotopClick to Search Radioisotop |
Radioisotop (das) n. radioisotope, radioactive isotope (Chemistry) |
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radioisotopischClick to Search radioisotopisch |
adj. radioisotopic, pertaining to radioactive isotopes (Chemistry) |
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RadiokassettenrecorderClick to Search Radiokassettenrecorder |
Radiokassettenrecorder (der) n. (new spell.=Radiokassettenrekorder) radio cassette recorder, small tape player with a radio |
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RadiokassettenrekorderClick to Search Radiokassettenrekorder |
Radiokassettenrekorder (der) n. radio cassette recorder, small tape player with a radio |
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RadiokobaltClick to Search Radiokobalt |
Radiokobalt (das) n. radiocobalt |
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RadiokommunikationClick to Search Radiokommunikation |
Radiokommunikation (die) n. radio communication, cordless communication accomplished by means of radio waves |
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RadiokompassClick 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 |
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RadiokrimiClick to Search Radiokrimi |
Radiokrimi (der) n. radio thriller, suspense story broadcast over the radio |
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RadiologeClick to Search Radiologe |
Radiologe (der) n. radiologist, expert on radiology, expert in the use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy |
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RadiologieClick to Search Radiologie |
Radiologie (die) n. radiology, use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy |
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RadiologinClick to Search Radiologin |
Radiologin (der) n. woman radiologist, expert on radiology, expert in the use of radiant energy in medical diagnosis and therapy |
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radiologischClick to Search radiologisch |
adv. radiologically, by radioactive materials adj. radiologic, pertaining to radioactive materials |
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RadiolumineszenzClick to Search Radiolumineszenz |
Radiolumineszenz (die) n. radioluminescence, emission of light caused by the influence of radiant energy |
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RadiomeldungClick to Search Radiomeldung |
Radiomeldung (die) n. radio report, account of a news item or traffic report given on the radio |
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RadiometerClick to Search Radiometer |
Radiometer (der) n. radiometer, instrument for measuring the strength of radiant energy |
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RadiometrieClick to Search Radiometrie |
Radiometrie (die) n. radiometry, measurement of the strength of radiant energy with a radiometer |
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radiometrischClick to Search radiometrisch |
adj. radiometric, through use of a radiometer, by an instrument that measures the strength of radiant energy |
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RadiomoderatorClick to Search Radiomoderator |
Radiomoderator (der) n. radiocaster, person who broadcasts via radio, one who transmits programs or messages via radio |
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RadionetzwerkClick to Search Radionetzwerk |
Radionetzwerk (das) n. radio net, cordless network, cordless radio communications system |
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RadionuklidClick to Search Radionuklid |
Radionuklid (das) n. radionuclide, nuclide exhibiting radioactivity |
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RadiooperateurClick to Search Radiooperateur |
Radiooperateur (der) n. wireless operator, one who operates wireless communications equipment |
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RadiophonClick to Search Radiophon |
Radiophon (das) n. radiophone, cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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RadioprogrammClick to Search Radioprogramm |
Radioprogramm (das) n. radio program, program of music and discussion broadcast over the radio |
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RadioquelleClick to Search Radioquelle |
Radioquelle (die) n. source of electromagnetic waves, place in which electromagnetic waves originate |
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RadioreichweiteClick to Search Radioreichweite |
Radioreichweite (die) n. radio range, range in which a radio can broadcast signals |
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RadiorekorderClick to Search Radiorekorder |
Radiorekorder (der) n. radio recorder |
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RadioreparaturClick to Search Radioreparatur |
Radioreparatur (die) n. radio repairing, fixing of radios |
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RadioreporterClick to Search Radioreporter |
Radioreporter (der) n. radio reporter, reporter who prepares investigatory reports and articles for radio broadcast |
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RadioröhreClick to Search Radioröhre |
Radioröhre (die) n. radio tube, vacuum tube used to receive radio broadcasts |
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RadiosenderClick to Search Radiosender |
Radiosender (der) n. radio transmitter, device used to broadcast radio waves, radio station, station which broadcasts radio transmissions |
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RadiosendungClick to Search Radiosendung |
Radiosendung (die) n. radiobroadcast, radio transmission, message or program transmitted via radio; dispatch of a message through radio waves |
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RadiosignalClick to Search Radiosignal |
Radiosignal (das) n. radio signal, radio wave which gives or receives messages |
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RadioskopClick to Search Radioskop |
Radioskop (der) n. radioscope, instrument used to perform examinations with radiation |
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radioskopischClick to Search radioskopisch |
adj. radioscopical, pertaining to an examination performed with the use of radiation |
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RadiosodiumClick to Search Radiosodium |
Radiosodium (das) n. radiosodium, radioactive isotope of sodium (Chemistry) |
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RadiosondeClick 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) |
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RadiostationClick to Search Radiostation |
Radiostation (die) n. wireless station, radio station |
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RadiostilleClick to Search Radiostille |
Radiostille (die) n. wireless silence, silence formed in an instrument which operates by electromagnetic waves rather than with conducting wire |
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RadiostudioClick to Search Radiostudio |
Radiostudio (das) n. broadcasting studio, studio which transmits television or radio programs over the airwaves |
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RadiosystemClick to Search Radiosystem |
Radiosystem (das) n. wireless net, radio net, communication system via radio |
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RadiotechnikClick to Search Radiotechnik |
Radiotechnik (die) n. radio technology, radio engineering |
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RadiotechnikerClick to Search Radiotechniker |
Radiotechniker (der) n. radio operator, radio technician, one who operates cordless radio devices; expert at repairing radios |
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RadiotelefonClick to Search Radiotelefon |
Radiotelefon (das) n. radiotelephone, cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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radiotelefonischClick to Search radiotelefonisch |
adj. radiotelephonic, pertaining to a cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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RadiotelegrafClick to Search Radiotelegraf |
Radiotelegraf (der) n. radiotelegraph, device which transmits telegrams or messages via radio waves |
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RadiotelegrafieClick to Search Radiotelegrafie |
Radiotelegrafie (die) n. radiotelegraphy, process of transmitting telegraphs or messages via radio waves |
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radiotelegrafischClick to Search radiotelegrafisch |
adj. radiotelegraphic, using a radiotelegraph, pertaining to the transmission of telegraphs or messages via radio waves |
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RadiotelegrammClick to Search Radiotelegramm |
Radiotelegramm (das) n. radiogram, telegram, wired message |
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RadiotelegraphClick to Search Radiotelegraph |
Radiotelegraph (der) n. (new spell.=Radiotelegraf) radiotelegraph, device which transmits telegrams or messages via radio waves |
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RadiotelegraphieClick to Search Radiotelegraphie |
Radiotelegraphie (die) n. (new spell.=Radiotelegrafie) radiotelegraphy, process of transmitting telegraphs or messages via radio waves |
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radiotelegraphischClick to Search radiotelegraphisch |
adj. radiotelegraphic, using a radiotelegraph, pertaining to the transmission of telegraphs or messages via radio waves |
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RadiotelephonClick to Search Radiotelephon |
Radiotelephon (das) n. (new spell.=Radiotelefon) radiotelephone, cordless telephone which transmits and receives signals via radio waves |
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RadiotherapeutClick to Search Radiotherapeut |
Radiotherapeut (der) n. radiotherapist, one who treats with radiation |
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RadiotherapieClick to Search Radiotherapie |
Radiotherapie (die) n. radiotherapy, treatment through the use of radiation |
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RadiothermieClick to Search Radiothermie |
Radiothermie (die) n. radiothermy, treatment through heating by radio waves |
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RadiothoriumClick to Search Radiothorium |
Radiothorium (das) n. radiothorium, radioactive isotope of thorium (Chemistry) |
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RadiouniversitätClick to Search Radiouniversität |
Radiouniversität (die) n. broadcast university |
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RadioübertragungClick to Search Radioübertragung |
Radioübertragung (die) n. radiobroadcast, radio transmission, message or program transmitted via radio |
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RadioverbindungClick to Search Radioverbindung |
Radioverbindung (die) n. radio contact, exchange of information via radio waves |
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RadiovermittlerClick to Search Radiovermittler |
Radiovermittler (der) n. wireless operator, one who operates wireless communications equipment |
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RadioweckerClick to Search Radiowecker |
Radiowecker (der) n. clock-radio |
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RadiowelleClick to Search Radiowelle |
Radiowelle (die) n. radio waves, electromagnetic waves which transmit sounds or signals through space without wires to a receiving set |
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RadiowellenfrequenzClick to Search Radiowellenfrequenz |
Radiowellenfrequenz (die) n. radio frequency, frequency of wavelength of a radio wave |
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RadiozeichenClick to Search Radiozeichen |
Radiozeichen (das) n. radio beam, radio signal |
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RadiozeitClick to Search Radiozeit |
Radiozeit (die) n. radio time |
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RadiumClick to Search Radium |
Radium (das) n. radium, Rd, Ra, radioactive metallic chemical element (Chemistry) |
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RadiumtherapieClick to Search Radiumtherapie |
Radiumtherapie (die) n. radium treatment, medical care involving radium |
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RadiusClick 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 |
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RadiusstrafeClick 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 |
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RadkappeClick to Search Radkappe |
Radkappe (die) n. hubcap, circular piece of metal that fits over the center of a wheel |
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RadlerClick to Search Radler |
Radler (der) n. shandy, beverage made from beer mixed with lemonade or lemon soda |
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RadlerinClick to Search Radlerin |
Radlerin (die) n. female cyclist, one that rides a bicycle |
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radlosClick to Search radlos |
adj. wheelless, without wheels |
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RadmacherClick to Search Radmacher |
Radmacher (der) n. bicycle producer, bicycle manufacturer |
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RadmantelClick to Search Radmantel |
Radmantel (der) n. bicycle coat, protective outer garment for cyclists |
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RadnabeClick to Search Radnabe |
Radnabe (die) n. hub, center of a wheel into which the spokes are placed |
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RadnabelClick to Search Radnabel |
Radnabel (der) n. hub, center of a wheel into which the spokes are placed; central point around which other things revolve |
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RadonClick to Search Radon |
Radon (das) n. (Chemistry) radon, radioactive gaseous chemical element (produced by the breakdown of radium) |
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RadreifenClick to Search Radreifen |
Radreifen (der) n. wheel, circle which revolves on an axis |
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RadrennbahnClick to Search Radrennbahn |
Radrennbahn (die) n. cycling track, cycling path |
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RadrennenClick to Search Radrennen |
Radrennen (das) n. bicycle racing, act or occupation of participating in a competition of bicyclists |
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RadrennfahrerClick to Search Radrennfahrer |
Radrennfahrer (der) n. cyclist, one that rides a bicycle |
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RadschaClick to Search Radscha |
Radscha (der) n. rajah, Indian prince (also raja) |
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RadschlagClick to Search Radschlag |
Radschlag (der) n. somersault performed sideways |
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radschlagenClick to Search radschlagen |
v. cartwheel, somersault performed sideways, lateral handspring Radschlag (der) n. somersault performed sideways |
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RadschlüsselClick to Search Radschlüssel |
Radschlüssel (der) n. ratchet wrench |
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RadschuhClick to Search Radschuh |
Radschuh (der) n. bike shoe |
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RadspeicheClick to Search Radspeiche |
Radspeiche (die) n. spoke, the radius or ray of a wheel |
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RadsportClick to Search Radsport |
Radsport (der) n. cycling |
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RadsportlerClick to Search Radsportler |
Radsportler (der) n. bicycle athlete |
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RadspurClick to Search Radspur |
Radspur (die) n. wheel track, wheel trails |
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RadstandClick to Search Radstand |
Radstand (der) n. wheelbase, distance from center of hub of front wheel to center of hub of back wheel (Automobile) |
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RadtourClick to Search Radtour |
Radtour (die) n. bicycle tour, bicycle trip |
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RadwegClick to Search Radweg |
Radweg (der) n. cycle track |
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radClick to Search rad |
noun 1. a unit of absorbed ionizing radiation equal to 100 ergs per gram of irradiated material • Hypernyms: radioactivity unit 2. the unit of plane angle adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites; equal to the angle at the center of a circle subtended by an arc equal in length to the radius (approximately 57.295 degrees) • Syn: radian • Hypernyms: angular unit • Part Meronyms: milliradian
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radarClick to Search radar |
noun measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects (Freq. 11) • Syn: microwave radar, radio detection and ranging, radiolocation • Derivationally related forms: radiolocate (for: radiolocation) • Hypernyms: measuring instrument, measuring system, measuring device • Hyponyms: Doppler radar, early warning radar, three-dimensional radar, 3d radar, weather radar • Part Meronyms: dish, dish aerial, dish antenna, saucer, oscilloscope, scope, cathode-ray oscilloscope, CRO, pulse generator, waveguide, wave guide
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radar beaconClick to Search radar beacon |
noun a device that, on receiving radar signals, transmits coded signals in response to help navigators determine their position • Syn: racon • Hypernyms: electronic signal
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radar domeClick to Search radar dome |
noun a housing for a radar antenna; transparent to radio waves • Syn: radome • Hypernyms: housing • Part Holonyms: airplane, aeroplane, plane
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radar echoClick to Search radar echo |
noun an electronic signal that has been reflected back to the radar antenna; contains information about the location and distance of the reflecting object • Hypernyms: electronic signal • Hyponyms: blip, pip, radar target, clutter
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radar fireClick to Search radar fire |
noun gunfire aimed a target that is being tracked by radar • Hypernyms: fire, firing
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radar targetClick to Search radar target |
noun a radar echo displayed so as to show the position of a reflecting surface • Syn: blip, pip • Hypernyms: radar echo
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Radclyffe HallClick to Search Radclyffe Hall |
noun English writer whose novel about a lesbian relationship was banned in Britain for many years (1883-1943) • Syn: Hall, Marguerite Radclyffe Hall • Instance Hypernyms: writer, author
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raddleClick to Search raddle |
I noun a red iron ore used in dyeing and marking • Syn: ruddle, reddle • Hypernyms: iron ore II verb 1. twist or braid together, interlace • Syn: ruddle • Hypernyms: weave, interweave • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 2. mark or paint with raddle • Hypernyms: mark • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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raddledClick to Search raddled |
adjective 1. used until no longer useful - example : battered trumpets and raddled radios - example : worn-out shoes with flapping soles • Syn: worn-out • Similar to: worn 2. showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering - example : looking careworn as she bent over her mending - example : her face was drawn and haggard from sleeplessness - example : that raddled but still noble face - example : "shocked to see the worn look of his handsome young face"- Charles Dickens • Syn: careworn, drawn, haggard, worn • Similar to: tired
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RadhakrishnanClick to Search Radhakrishnan |
noun Indian philosopher and statesman who introduced Indian philosophy to the West (1888-1975) • Syn: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan • Instance Hypernyms: philosopher, statesman, solon, national leader
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radialClick to Search radial |
I noun pneumatic tire that has radial-ply casing • Syn: radial tire, radial-ply tire • Hypernyms: pneumatic tire, pneumatic tyre II adjective 1. relating to or near the radius (Freq. 1) - example : the radial aspect of the forearm • Pertains to noun: radius • Derivationally related forms: radius 2. relating to or moving along or having the direction of a radius (Freq. 1) - example : radial velocity • Pertains to noun: radius • Derivationally related forms: radius 3. issuing in rays from a common center; relating to rays of light - example : radial heat • Pertains to noun: ray 4. arranged like rays or radii; radiating from a common center - example : radial symmetry - example : a starlike or stellate arrangement of petals - example : many cities show a radial pattern of main highways • Syn: stellate, radiate • Similar to: symmetrical, symmetric
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radial arteryClick to Search radial artery |
noun branch of the brachial artery beginning below the elbow and extending down the forearm around the wrist and into the palm • Syn: arteria radialis • Hypernyms: artery, arteria, arterial blood vessel
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radial asymmetryClick to Search radial asymmetry |
noun the absence of symmetry about an axis • Ant: radial symmetry • Hypernyms: asymmetry, dissymmetry, imbalance • Hyponyms: directivity, directionality
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radial engineClick to Search radial engine |
noun an internal-combustion engine having cylinders arranged radially around a central crankcase • Syn: rotary engine • Hypernyms: internal-combustion engine, ICE
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radial keratotomyClick to Search radial keratotomy |
noun radial pattern of incisions in the cornea that cause the cornea to bulge; performed to correct myopia • Hypernyms: keratotomy
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radial nerveClick to Search radial nerve |
noun largest branch of the brachial plexus; extends down the humerus to the lateral epicondyle where it divides into one branch that goes to the skin on the back of the hand and another that goes to the underlying extensor muscles • Syn: nervus radialis, musculospiral nerve • Hypernyms: nerve, nervus
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radial pulseClick to Search radial pulse |
noun pulse of the radial artery (felt in the wrist) • Hypernyms: pulse, pulse rate, heart rate
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radial symmetryClick to Search radial symmetry |
noun the property of symmetry about an axis - example : the starfish illustrates radial symmetry • Ant: radial asymmetry • Hypernyms: symmetry, symmetricalness, correspondence, balance
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radial tireClick to Search radial tire |
noun pneumatic tire that has radial-ply casing • Syn: radial, radial-ply tire • Hypernyms: pneumatic tire, pneumatic tyre
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radial veinClick to Search radial vein |
noun superficial veins ascending the radial side of the forearm; combines with the ulnar veins to form the brachial vein • Syn: vena radialis • Hypernyms: vein, vena, venous blood vessel • Part Holonyms: forearm
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radial velocityClick to Search radial velocity |
noun velocity along the line of sight toward or away from the observer • Hypernyms: speed, velocity
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radiallyClick to Search radially |
adverb in a radial manner - example : an imaginative dispersal of the pews radially from the central focus of the pulpit • Derived from adjective: radial
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radially symmetricalClick to Search radially symmetrical |
adjective having a symmetrical arrangement of radiating parts about a central point • Syn: centrosymmetric • Similar to: symmetrical, symmetric
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radial-plyClick to Search radial-ply |
adjective of or relating to automobile tires that have a strip under the tread and relatively little stiffening in the sidewalls - example : radial-ply tires • Pertains to noun: pneumatic tire
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radial-ply tireClick to Search radial-ply tire |
noun pneumatic tire that has radial-ply casing • Syn: radial, radial tire • Hypernyms: pneumatic tire, pneumatic tyre
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radianClick to Search radian |
noun the unit of plane angle adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites; equal to the angle at the center of a circle subtended by an arc equal in length to the radius (approximately 57.295 degrees) • Syn: rad • Hypernyms: angular unit • Part Meronyms: milliradian
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radianceClick to Search radiance |
noun 1. the amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a point on a surface (Freq. 2) • Syn: glow, glowing • Hypernyms: light, visible light, visible radiation • Hyponyms: aureole, corona 2. the quality of being bright and sending out rays of light (Freq. 1) • Syn: radiancy, shine, effulgence, refulgence, refulgency • Derivationally related forms: refulgent (for: refulgency), refulgent (for: refulgence), effulgent (for: effulgence), shiny (for: shine), shine (for: shine), radiant (for: radiancy), radiate (for: radiancy), radiant, radiate • Hypernyms: brightness • Hyponyms: gleam, gleaming, glow, lambency, shininess, sheen, luster, lustre, polish, gloss, glossiness, burnish 3. an attractive combination of good health and happiness - example : the radiance of her countenance • Derivationally related forms: radiate • Hypernyms: happiness, felicity, good health, healthiness
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radiancyClick to Search radiancy |
noun the quality of being bright and sending out rays of light • Syn: radiance, shine, effulgence, refulgence, refulgency • Derivationally related forms: refulgent (for: refulgency), refulgent (for: refulgence), effulgent (for: effulgence), shiny (for: shine), shine (for: shine), radiant, radiate, radiant (for: radiance), radiate (for: radiance) • Hypernyms: brightness • Hyponyms: gleam, gleaming, glow, lambency, shininess, sheen, luster, lustre, polish, gloss, glossiness, burnish
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radiantClick to Search radiant |
adjective radiating or as if radiating light (Freq. 2) - example : the beaming sun - example : the effulgent daffodils - example : a radiant sunrise - example : a refulgent sunset • Syn: beaming, beamy, effulgent, refulgent • Similar to: bright • Derivationally related forms: refulgency (for: refulgent), refulgence (for: refulgent), radiancy, radiance, radiate, effulgence (for: effulgent), beam (for: beamy)
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radiant energyClick to Search radiant energy |
noun energy that is transmitted in the form of (electromagnetic) radiation; energy that exists in the absence of matter • Hypernyms: energy, free energy • Hyponyms: luminous energy
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radiant fluxClick to Search radiant flux |
noun the rate of flow of radiant energy (electromagnetic waves) • Hypernyms: flux • Hyponyms: luminous flux
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radiant heatingClick to Search radiant heating |
noun heating a building by radiation from panels containing hot water or electrical heaters • Hypernyms: heating, warming
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radiantlyClick to Search radiantly |
adverb in a radiant manner - example : the bride smiled radiantly • Derived from adjective: radiant
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radiateClick to Search radiate |
I verb 1. send out rays or waves (Freq. 2) - example : The sun radiates heat • Derivationally related forms: radiant, radiation, radiancy, radiance • Hypernyms: emit, give out, give off • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Something ----s something 2. send out real or metaphoric rays (Freq. 1) - example : She radiates happiness • Hypernyms: emit, breathe, pass off • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s 3. extend or spread outward from a center or focus or inward towards a center - example : spokes radiate from the hub of the wheel - example : This plants radiate spines in all directions • Syn: ray • Derivationally related forms: ray (for: ray), radiation • Hypernyms: run, go, pass, lead, extend • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Somebody ----s something 4. have a complexion with a strong bright color, such as red or pink - example : Her face glowed when she came out of the sauna • Syn: glow, beam, shine • Derivationally related forms: glow (for: glow) • Hypernyms: look, appear, seem • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Somebody ----s 5. cause to be seen by emitting light as if in rays - example : The sun is radiating • Derivationally related forms: radiant, radiance • Hypernyms: cause to be perceived • Hyponyms: flash, blink, wink, twinkle, winkle, gleam, glimmer, glow • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s 6. experience a feeling of well-being or happiness, as from good health or an intense emotion - example : She was beaming with joy - example : Her face radiated with happiness • Syn: glow, beam, shine • Derivationally related forms: radiance, glow (for: glow) • Hypernyms: feel, experience • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s 7. issue or emerge in rays or waves - example : Heat radiated from the metal box • Derivationally related forms: radiant, radiator • Hypernyms: issue, emerge, come out, come forth, go forth, egress • Verb Frames: - example : Something is ----ing PP - example : Somebody ----s PP 8. spread into new habitats and produce variety or variegate - example : The plants on this island diversified • Syn: diversify • Derivationally related forms: radiation, diversification (for: diversify) • Hypernyms: change, alter, vary • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s II adjective 1. arranged like rays or radii; radiating from a common center - example : radial symmetry - example : a starlike or stellate arrangement of petals - example : many cities show a radial pattern of main highways • Syn: radial, stellate • Similar to: symmetrical, symmetric 2. having rays or ray-like parts as in the flower heads of daisies • Similar to: compound
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radiatingClick to Search radiating |
adjective diverging from a common point • Similar to: divergent, diverging
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radiatio opticaClick to Search radiatio optica |
noun a nerve pathway from the lateral geniculate body to the visual cortex • Syn: optic radiation • Hypernyms: nerve pathway, tract, nerve tract, pathway
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radiationClick to Search radiation |
noun 1. energy that is radiated or transmitted in the form of rays or waves or particles (Freq. 31) • Derivationally related forms: radiate • Hypernyms: energy, free energy • Hyponyms: ionizing radiation, cosmic radiation, electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic wave, nonparticulate radiation, solar radiation 2. the act of spreading outward from a central source (Freq. 15) • Derivationally related forms: radiate • Hypernyms: emission, emanation • Hyponyms: bombardment 3. syndrome resulting from exposure to ionizing radiation (e.g., exposure to radioactive chemicals or to nuclear explosions); low doses cause diarrhea and nausea and vomiting and sometimes loss of hair; greater exposure can cause sterility and cataracts and some forms of cancer and other diseases; severe exposure can cause death within hours - example : he was suffering from radiation • Syn: radiation sickness, radiation syndrome • Hypernyms: syndrome 4. the spontaneous emission of a stream of particles or electromagnetic rays in nuclear decay • Syn: radioactivity • Derivationally related forms: radioactive (for: radioactivity) • Hypernyms: emission • Hyponyms: corpuscular radiation, particulate radiation 5. the spread of a group of organisms into new habitats • Derivationally related forms: radiate • Hypernyms: natural process, natural action, action, activity, spread, spreading • Hyponyms: adaptive radiation 6. a radial arrangement of nerve fibers connecting different parts of the brain • Derivationally related forms: radiate • Hypernyms: neural structure 7. (medicine) the treatment of disease (especially cancer) by exposure to a radioactive substance • Syn: radiotherapy, radiation therapy, actinotherapy, irradiation • Derivationally related forms: radiotherapist (for: radiotherapy) • Topics: medicine, medical specialty • Hypernyms: therapy • Hyponyms: phototherapy, radium therapy, Curietherapy, X-ray therapy
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radiation diagramClick to Search radiation diagram |
noun graphical representation (in polar or Cartesian coordinates) of the spatial distribution of radiation from an antenna as a function of angle • Syn: radiation pattern, pattern • Hypernyms: graph, graphical record • Part Meronyms: lobe
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radiation fieldClick to Search radiation field |
noun a field that represents the energy lost from the radiator to space • Hypernyms: field, field of force, force field
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radiation patternClick to Search radiation pattern |
noun graphical representation (in polar or Cartesian coordinates) of the spatial distribution of radiation from an antenna as a function of angle • Syn: radiation diagram, pattern • Hypernyms: graph, graphical record • Part Meronyms: lobe
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radiation pressureClick to Search radiation pressure |
noun the minute pressure exerted on a surface normal to the direction of propagation of a wave • Syn: corpuscular-radiation pressure • Hypernyms: pressure, pressure level, force per unit area • Hyponyms: acoustic radiation pressure
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radiation pyrometerClick to Search radiation pyrometer |
noun a pyrometer for estimating the temperature of distant sources of heat; radiation is focussed on a thermojunction connected in circuit with a galvanometer • Hypernyms: pyrometer
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radiation sicknessClick to Search radiation sickness |
noun syndrome resulting from exposure to ionizing radiation (e.g., exposure to radioactive chemicals or to nuclear explosions); low doses cause diarrhea and nausea and vomiting and sometimes loss of hair; greater exposure can cause sterility and cataracts and some forms of cancer and other diseases; severe exposure can cause death within hours - example : he was suffering from radiation • Syn: radiation syndrome, radiation • Hypernyms: syndrome
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radiation syndromeClick to Search radiation syndrome |
noun syndrome resulting from exposure to ionizing radiation (e.g., exposure to radioactive chemicals or to nuclear explosions); low doses cause diarrhea and nausea and vomiting and sometimes loss of hair; greater exposure can cause sterility and cataracts and some forms of cancer and other diseases; severe exposure can cause death within hours - example : he was suffering from radiation • Syn: radiation sickness, radiation • Hypernyms: syndrome
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radiation therapyClick to Search radiation therapy |
noun (medicine) the treatment of disease (especially cancer) by exposure to a radioactive substance • Syn: radiotherapy, radiation, actinotherapy, irradiation • Derivationally related forms: radiotherapist (for: radiotherapy) • Topics: medicine, medical specialty • Hypernyms: therapy • Hyponyms: phototherapy, radium therapy, Curietherapy, X-ray therapy
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radiatorClick to Search radiator |
noun 1. any object that radiates energy (Freq. 1) • Derivationally related forms: radiate • Hypernyms: natural object • Hyponyms: radio source 2. heater consisting of a series of pipes for circulating steam or hot water to heat rooms or buildings • Hypernyms: heater, warmer • Part Holonyms: heating system, heating plant, heating, heat 3. a mechanism consisting of a metal honeycomb through which hot fluids circulate; heat is transferred from the fluid through the honeycomb to the airstream that is created either by the motion of the vehicle or by a fan • Hypernyms: mechanism • Part Holonyms: cooling system, engine cooling system • Part Meronyms: radiator cap
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radiator capClick to Search radiator cap |
noun cap on the opening in the top of a radiator through which a coolant liquid can be added • Hypernyms: cap • Part Holonyms: radiator
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radiator grilleClick to Search radiator grille |
noun grating that admits cooling air to car's radiator • Syn: grille • Hypernyms: grate, grating • Part Holonyms: car, auto, automobile, machine, motorcar
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radiator hoseClick to Search radiator hose |
noun a flexible hose between the radiator and the engine block • Hypernyms: hose, hosepipe • Part Holonyms: cooling system, engine cooling system
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radicalClick to Search radical |
I noun 1. (chemistry) two or more atoms bound together as a single unit and forming part of a molecule (Freq. 4) • Syn: group, chemical group • Topics: chemistry, chemical science • Hypernyms: unit, building block • Hyponyms: acyl, acyl group, alcohol group, alcohol radical, aldehyde group, aldehyde radical, alkyl, alkyl group, alkyl radical, allyl, allyl group, allyl radical, amino, amino group, amyl, azido group, azido radical, azo group, azo radical, benzyl, benzyl group, benzyl radical, benzoyl group, benzoyl radical, cacodyl, cacodyl group, cacodyl radical, arsenic group, carbonyl group, carboxyl, carboxyl group, chromophore, cyano group, cyano radical, cyanide group, cyanide radical, glyceryl, hydrazo group, hydrazo radical, hydroxyl, hydroxyl group, hydroxyl radical, ketone group, methylene group, methylene radical, methylene, propyl, propyl group, propyl radical, butyl, nitro group, nitrite, uranyl, uranyl group, uranyl radical, vinyl, vinyl group, vinyl radical • Part Holonyms: molecule 2. an atom or group of atoms with at least one unpaired electron; in the body it is usually an oxygen molecule that has lost an electron and will stabilize itself by stealing an electron from a nearby molecule (Freq. 3) - example : in the body free radicals are high-energy particles that ricochet wildly and damage cells • Syn: free radical • Hypernyms: atom 3. a person who has radical ideas or opinions (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul • Hyponyms: anarchist, nihilist, syndicalist, Bolshevik, Marxist, red, bolshie, bolshy, extremist, leveler, leveller, revolutionist, revolutionary, subversive, subverter, terrorist, Trotskyite, Trotskyist, Trot, Wobbly, young Turk 4. (mathematics) a quantity expressed as the root of another quantity • Topics: mathematics, math, maths • Hypernyms: measure, quantity, amount 5. a character conveying the lexical meaning of a logogram • Hypernyms: character, grapheme, graphic symbol • Part Holonyms: ideogram, ideograph 6. (linguistics) the form of a word after all affixes are removed - example : thematic vowels are part of the stem • Syn: root, root word, base, stem, theme • Derivationally related forms: stem (for: stem) • Topics: linguistics • Hypernyms: form, word form, signifier, descriptor II adjective 1. (used of opinions and actions) far beyond the norm (Freq. 5) - example : extremist political views - example : radical opinions on education - example : an ultra conservative • Syn: extremist, ultra • Similar to: immoderate 2. markedly new or introducing radical change (Freq. 4) - example : a revolutionary discovery - example : radical political views • Syn: revolutionary • Similar to: new • Derivationally related forms: revolution (for: revolutionary) 3. arising from or going to the root or source (Freq. 1) - example : a radical flaw in the plan • Similar to: basic 4. of or relating to or constituting a linguistic root - example : a radical verb form • Pertains to noun: root • Topics: linguistics 5. especially of leaves; located at the base of a plant or stem; especially arising directly from the root or rootstock or a root-like stem - example : basal placentation - example : radical leaves • Syn: basal • Ant: cauline • Derivationally related forms: base (for: basal) • Topics: botany, phytology
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radical cellClick to Search radical cell |
noun a cell of terrorists (usually 3 to 5 members) - example : to insure operational security the members of adjacent terrorist cells usually don't know each other or the identity of their leadership • Syn: terrorist cell • Topics: terrorism, act of terrorism, terrorist act • Hypernyms: cell, cadre • Hyponyms: operational cell, intelligence cell, auxiliary cell • Member Meronyms: terrorist
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radical chicClick to Search radical chic |
noun an affectation of radical left-wing views and the fashionable dress and lifestyle that goes with them • Hypernyms: affectation, mannerism, pose, affectedness
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radical hysterectomyClick to Search radical hysterectomy |
noun surgical removal of the uterus and the ovaries and oviducts and cervix and related lymph nodes • Syn: panhysterectomy • Hypernyms: hysterectomy
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radical mastectomyClick to Search radical mastectomy |
noun removal of a breast and the underlying muscles (pectoralis major and pectoralis minor) and lymph nodes in the adjacent armpit • Hypernyms: mastectomy
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radical signClick to Search radical sign |
noun a sign indicating the extraction of a root • Hypernyms: sign
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radicalismClick to Search radicalism |
noun the political orientation of those who favor revolutionary change in government and society (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: political orientation, ideology, political theory • Hyponyms: Jacobinism
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radicalizeClick to Search radicalize |
verb make more radical in social or political outlook - example : Her work in the developing world radicalized her • Hypernyms: change, alter, modify • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody
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radicallyClick to Search radically |
adverb in a radical manner (Freq. 6) - example : she took a radically different approach • Derived from adjective: radical
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radicchioClick to Search radicchio |
noun prized variety of chicory having globose heads of red leaves • Hypernyms: chicory, curly endive
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radicleClick to Search radicle |
noun (anatomy) a small structure resembling a rootlet (such as a fibril of a nerve) • Topics: anatomy, general anatomy • Hypernyms: structure, anatomical structure, complex body part, bodily structure, body structure • Part Holonyms: nerve, nervus
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radiculitisClick to Search radiculitis |
noun inflammation of the radicle of a nerve • Hypernyms: inflammation, redness, rubor
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RadiigeraClick to Search Radiigera |
noun a genus of fungus belonging to the family Geastraceae • Syn: genus Radiigera • Hypernyms: fungus genus • Member Holonyms: Geastraceae, family Geastraceae • Member Meronyms: Radiigera fuscogleba
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Radiigera fuscoglebaClick to Search Radiigera fuscogleba |
noun a fungus similar to an earthstar except that it does not open up; the spore mass is brown at maturity with a column of sterile tissue extending up into it • Hypernyms: fungus • Member Holonyms: Radiigera, genus Radiigera
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radioClick to Search radio |
I noun 1. medium for communication (Freq. 9) • Syn: radiocommunication, wireless • Members of this Topic: raise • Hypernyms: broadcasting 2. an electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals (Freq. 8) • Syn: radio receiver, receiving set, radio set, tuner, wireless • Hypernyms: receiver, receiving system • Hyponyms: clock radio, crystal set, heterodyne receiver, superheterodyne receiver, superhet, push-button radio • Part Holonyms: wireless, radio-phonograph, radio-gramophone • Part Meronyms: amplifier, detector, demodulator 3. a communication system based on broadcasting electromagnetic waves (Freq. 6) • Syn: wireless • Hypernyms: communication system • Hyponyms: radiotelegraph, radiotelegraphy, wireless telegraph, wireless telegraphy • Part Meronyms: radio receiver, receiving set, radio set, tuner, wireless, radio transmitter II verb transmit messages via radio waves (Freq. 2) - example : he radioed for help • Hypernyms: communicate, intercommunicate • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody something - example : Somebody ----s something to somebody - example : They radio them the information - example : They radio the information to them III adjective indicating radiation or radioactivity (Freq. 1) - example : radiochemistry • Pertains to noun: radiant energy • Usage Domain: combining form
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radio aerialClick to Search radio aerial |
noun omnidirectional antenna comprising the part of a radio receiver by means of which radio signals are received • Syn: radio antenna • Hypernyms: omnidirectional antenna, nondirectional antenna
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radio announcerClick to Search radio announcer |
noun an announcer whose voice is broadcast on radio • Hypernyms: announcer
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radio antennaClick to Search radio antenna |
noun omnidirectional antenna comprising the part of a radio receiver by means of which radio signals are received • Syn: radio aerial • Hypernyms: omnidirectional antenna, nondirectional antenna
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radio astronomyClick to Search radio astronomy |
noun the branch of astronomy that detects and studies the radio waves emitted by celestial bodies • Hypernyms: astronomy, uranology
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radio beaconClick to Search radio beacon |
noun 1. a characteristic signal emitted by a transmitter used for navigation • Hypernyms: signal, signaling, sign 2. a radio station that broadcasts a directional signal for navigational purposes • Syn: beacon • Hypernyms: radio station
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radio beamClick to Search radio beam |
noun a signal transmitted along a narrow path; guides airplane pilots in darkness or bad weather • Syn: beam • Derivationally related forms: beam (for: beam) • Hypernyms: signal, signaling, sign
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radio brightnessClick to Search radio brightness |
noun the strength of a radio wave picked up by a radio telescope (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: intensity, strength, intensity level
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radio broadcastClick to Search radio broadcast |
noun a broadcast via radio • Hypernyms: broadcast
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radio chassisClick to Search radio chassis |
noun a chassis for a radio receiver • Hypernyms: chassis • Part Holonyms: record player, phonograph, receiver, receiving system
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radio compassClick to Search radio compass |
noun a direction finder that gives a bearing by determining the direction of incoming radio signals • Hypernyms: direction finder
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radio detection and rangingClick to Search radio detection and ranging |
noun measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects • Syn: radar, microwave radar, radiolocation • Derivationally related forms: radiolocate (for: radiolocation) • Hypernyms: measuring instrument, measuring system, measuring device • Hyponyms: Doppler radar, early warning radar, three-dimensional radar, 3d radar, weather radar • Part Meronyms: dish, dish aerial, dish antenna, saucer, oscilloscope, scope, cathode-ray oscilloscope, CRO, pulse generator, waveguide, wave guide
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radio emissionClick to Search radio emission |
noun an electromagnetic wave with a wavelength between 0.5 cm to 30,000 m (Freq. 16) • Syn: radio wave, radio radiation • Hypernyms: electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic wave, nonparticulate radiation • Hyponyms: sky wave, ground wave, radio signal, carrier wave, carrier, short wave, medium wave, long wave • Part Holonyms: radio spectrum, radio-frequency spectrum
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radio frequencyClick to Search radio frequency |
noun an electromagnetic wave frequency between audio and infrared • Hypernyms: frequency, frequence, oftenness • Hyponyms: station, extremely low frequency, ELF, very low frequency, VLF, low frequency, LF, medium frequency, MF, high frequency, HF, very high frequency, VHF, ultrahigh frequency, UHF, superhigh frequency, SHF, extremely high frequency, EHF • Part Holonyms: electromagnetic spectrum
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radio interferometerClick to Search radio interferometer |
noun radio telescope that uses interference patterns from two antennas instead of a parabolic antenna • Hypernyms: radio telescope, radio reflector
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radio linkClick to Search radio link |
noun a two-way radio communication system (usually microwave); part of a more extensive telecommunication network • Syn: link • Hypernyms: communication system • Hyponyms: walkie-talkie, walky-talky
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radio newsClick to Search radio news |
noun a radio broadcast of news • Hypernyms: newscast
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radio noiseClick to Search radio noise |
noun static at radio wavelengths (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: static, atmospherics, atmospheric static
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radio observationClick to Search radio observation |
noun an observation made with a radio telescope (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: observation
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radio operatorClick to Search radio operator |
noun someone who operates a radio transmitter • Hypernyms: operator, manipulator • Hyponyms: ham
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radio radiationClick to Search radio radiation |
noun an electromagnetic wave with a wavelength between 0.5 cm to 30,000 m (Freq. 2) • Syn: radio wave, radio emission • Hypernyms: electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic wave, nonparticulate radiation • Hyponyms: sky wave, ground wave, radio signal, carrier wave, carrier, short wave, medium wave, long wave • Part Holonyms: radio spectrum, radio-frequency spectrum
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radio receiverClick to Search radio receiver |
noun an electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals • Syn: receiving set, radio set, radio, tuner, wireless • Derivationally related forms: radio (for: radio) • Hypernyms: receiver, receiving system • Hyponyms: clock radio, crystal set, heterodyne receiver, superheterodyne receiver, superhet, push-button radio • Part Holonyms: radio, wireless, radio-phonograph, radio-gramophone • Part Meronyms: amplifier, detector, demodulator
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radio reflectorClick to Search radio reflector |
noun astronomical telescope that picks up electromagnetic radiations in the radio-frequency range from extraterrestrial sources (Freq. 1) • Syn: radio telescope • Hypernyms: astronomical telescope • Hyponyms: radio interferometer • Part Meronyms: dish, dish aerial, dish antenna, saucer
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radio setClick to Search radio set |
noun an electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals • Syn: radio receiver, receiving set, radio, tuner, wireless • Derivationally related forms: radio (for: radio) • Hypernyms: receiver, receiving system • Hyponyms: clock radio, crystal set, heterodyne receiver, superheterodyne receiver, superhet, push-button radio • Part Holonyms: radio, wireless, radio-phonograph, radio-gramophone • Part Meronyms: amplifier, detector, demodulator
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radio signalClick to Search radio signal |
noun a radio wave used to transmit and receive messages • Hypernyms: radio wave, radio emission, radio radiation
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radio sourceClick to Search radio source |
noun an object that radiates radio waves (Freq. 3) • Hypernyms: radiator
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radio spectrumClick to Search radio spectrum |
noun the entire spectrum of electromagnetic frequencies used for communications; includes frequencies used for radio and radar and television (Freq. 1) • Syn: radio-frequency spectrum • Hypernyms: spectrum • Part Holonyms: electromagnetic spectrum • Part Meronyms: radio wave, radio emission, radio radiation
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radio stationClick to Search radio station |
noun station for the production and transmission of AM or FM radio broadcasts • Hypernyms: broadcasting station, broadcast station • Hyponyms: radio beacon, beacon • Part Holonyms: communication system, communication equipment • Part Meronyms: broadcasting studio
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radio telescopeClick to Search radio telescope |
noun astronomical telescope that picks up electromagnetic radiations in the radio-frequency range from extraterrestrial sources (Freq. 1) • Syn: radio reflector • Hypernyms: astronomical telescope • Hyponyms: radio interferometer • Part Meronyms: dish, dish aerial, dish antenna, saucer
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radio transmitterClick to Search radio transmitter |
noun transmitter that is the part of a radio system that transmits signals (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: transmitter, sender • Hyponyms: spark transmitter • Part Holonyms: radio, wireless
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radio waveClick to Search radio wave |
noun an electromagnetic wave with a wavelength between 0.5 cm to 30,000 m (Freq. 2) • Syn: radio emission, radio radiation • Hypernyms: electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic wave, nonparticulate radiation • Hyponyms: sky wave, ground wave, radio signal, carrier wave, carrier, short wave, medium wave, long wave • Part Holonyms: radio spectrum, radio-frequency spectrum
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radioactiveClick to Search radioactive |
adjective exhibiting or caused by radioactivity (Freq. 3) - example : radioactive isotope - example : radioactive decay - example : radioactive fallout • Ant: nonradioactive • Similar to: hot • Derivationally related forms: radioactivity
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radioactive datingClick to Search radioactive dating |
noun measurement of the amount of radioactive material (usually carbon 14) that an object contains; can be used to estimate the age of the object • Hypernyms: measurement, measuring, measure, mensuration
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radioactive decayClick to Search radioactive decay |
noun the spontaneous disintegration of a radioactive substance along with the emission of ionizing radiation • Syn: decay, disintegration • Derivationally related forms: disintegrate (for: disintegration), decay (for: decay) • Hypernyms: nuclear reaction • Hyponyms: alpha decay, beta decay
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radioactive dustClick to Search radioactive dust |
noun the radioactive particles that settle to the ground after a nuclear explosion • Syn: fallout • Hypernyms: dust
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radioactive iodine excretion testClick to Search radioactive iodine excretion test |
noun radioactive iodine test that measures the amount of radioactive iodine excreted in the urine • Hypernyms: radioactive iodine test
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radioactive iodine testClick to Search radioactive iodine test |
noun test of thyroid function in which the patient is given an oral dose of radioactive iodine-131 • Hypernyms: diagnostic test, diagnostic assay • Hyponyms: radioactive iodine excretion test, radioactive iodine uptake test, RAIU
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radioactive iodine uptake testClick to Search radioactive iodine uptake test |
noun radioactive iodine test that measures the amount of radioactive iodine taken up by the thyroid gland • Syn: RAIU • Hypernyms: radioactive iodine test
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radioactive materialClick to Search radioactive material |
noun material that is radioactive • Hypernyms: material, stuff • Hyponyms: radioactive waste
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radioactive wasteClick to Search radioactive waste |
noun useless radioactive materials that are left after some laboratory or commercial process is completed • Hypernyms: radioactive material • Hyponyms: high-level radioactive waste, low-level radioactive waste
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radioactivelyClick to Search radioactively |
adverb in a radioactive manner - example : radioactively labeled • Derived from adjective: radioactive
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radioactivityClick to Search radioactivity |
noun the spontaneous emission of a stream of particles or electromagnetic rays in nuclear decay • Syn: radiation • Derivationally related forms: radioactive • Hypernyms: emission • Hyponyms: corpuscular radiation, particulate radiation
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radioactivity unitClick to Search radioactivity unit |
noun a measure of radioactivity • Hypernyms: electromagnetic unit, emu • Hyponyms: millicurie, curie, Ci, gray, Gy, roentgen, R, rutherford, REM, rad
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radiobiologistClick to Search radiobiologist |
noun a biologist who studies the effects of radiation on living organisms • Hypernyms: biologist, life scientist • Hyponyms: Gray, Louis Harold Gray
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radiobiologyClick to Search radiobiology |
noun the branch of biology that studies the effects of radiation on living organisms • Hypernyms: biology, biological science
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radiocarbonClick to Search radiocarbon |
noun a radioactive isotope of carbon • Syn: carbon 14 • Hypernyms: carbon, C, atomic number 6
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radiocarbon datingClick to Search radiocarbon dating |
noun a chemical analysis used to determine the age of organic materials based on their content of the radioisotope carbon-14; believed to be reliable up to 40,000 years • Syn: carbon dating, carbon-14 dating • Hypernyms: dating, geological dating
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radiocarpal jointClick to Search radiocarpal joint |
noun a joint between the distal end of the radius and the proximal row of carpal bones • Syn: wrist, carpus, wrist joint, articulatio radiocarpea • Derivationally related forms: carpal (for: carpus) • Hypernyms: gliding joint, articulatio plana • Part Holonyms: arm • Part Meronyms: carpal bone, carpal, wrist bone, carpal tunnel
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radiochemistClick to Search radiochemist |
noun a chemist who specializes in nuclear chemistry • Syn: nuclear chemist • Derivationally related forms: radiochemistry • Hypernyms: chemist
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radiochemistryClick to Search radiochemistry |
noun the chemistry of radioactive substances • Syn: nuclear chemistry • Derivationally related forms: radiochemist • Hypernyms: chemistry, chemical science
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radiochlorineClick to Search radiochlorine |
noun a radioactive isotope of chlorine (Freq. 3) • Hypernyms: chlorine, Cl, atomic number 17
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radiocommunicationClick to Search radiocommunication |
noun medium for communication • Syn: radio, wireless • Derivationally related forms: radio (for: radio) • Members of this Topic: raise • Hypernyms: broadcasting
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radio-controlledClick to Search radio-controlled |
adjective operated and guided by radio - example : a radio-controlled airplane • Similar to: guided
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radio-controlled aircraftClick to Search radio-controlled aircraft |
noun an aircraft without a pilot that is operated by remote control • Syn: drone, pilotless aircraft • Hypernyms: heavier-than-air craft
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radio-frequency spectrumClick to Search radio-frequency spectrum |
noun the entire spectrum of electromagnetic frequencies used for communications; includes frequencies used for radio and radar and television • Syn: radio spectrum • Hypernyms: spectrum • Part Holonyms: electromagnetic spectrum • Part Meronyms: radio wave, radio emission, radio radiation
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radiogramClick to Search radiogram |
noun 1. a message transmitted by wireless telegraphy • Hypernyms: message 2. a photographic image produced on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light (especially by X-rays or gamma rays) • Syn: radiograph, shadowgraph, skiagraph, skiagram • Hypernyms: photograph, photo, exposure, picture, pic • Hyponyms: autoradiograph, roentgenogram, X ray, X-ray, X-ray picture, X-ray photograph
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radio-gramophoneClick to Search radio-gramophone |
noun electronic equipment consisting of a combination of a radio receiver and a record player • Syn: radio-phonograph • Hypernyms: electronic equipment • Part Holonyms: audio system, sound system • Part Meronyms: radio receiver, receiving set, radio set, radio, tuner, wireless
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radiographClick to Search radiograph |
noun a photographic image produced on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light (especially by X-rays or gamma rays) • Syn: radiogram, shadowgraph, skiagraph, skiagram • Hypernyms: photograph, photo, exposure, picture, pic • Hyponyms: autoradiograph, roentgenogram, X ray, X-ray, X-ray picture, X-ray photograph
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radiographerClick to Search radiographer |
noun a person who makes radiographs • Derivationally related forms: radiography • Hypernyms: specialist, medical specialist
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radiographicClick to Search radiographic |
adjective relating to or produced by radiography • Pertains to noun: radiography • Derivationally related forms: radiography
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radiographyClick to Search radiography |
noun 1. the process of making a radiograph; producing an image on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light • Syn: skiagraphy • Derivationally related forms: radiographic, radiographer • Hypernyms: photography • Hyponyms: autoradiography 2. photography that uses other kinds of radiation than visible light • Derivationally related forms: radiographic, radiographer • Hypernyms: photography, picture taking • Hyponyms: roentgenography, X-ray photography, xeroradiography
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radioimmunoassayClick to Search radioimmunoassay |
noun immunoassay of a substance that has been radioactively labeled • Hypernyms: immunoassay, immunochemical assay
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radioisotopeClick to Search radioisotope |
noun a radioactive isotope of an element; produced either naturally or artificially • Hypernyms: isotope • Hyponyms: tracer, label, iodine-131, iodine-125
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RadiolariaClick to Search Radiolaria |
noun marine protozoa • Syn: order Radiolaria • Hypernyms: animal order • Member Holonyms: Actinopoda, subclass Actinopoda • Member Meronyms: radiolarian
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radiolarianClick to Search radiolarian |
noun protozoa with amoeba-like bodies and radiating filamentous pseudopods • Hypernyms: actinopod • Member Holonyms: Radiolaria, order Radiolaria
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radiolocateClick to Search radiolocate |
verb locate by means of radar - example : The pilot managed to radiolocate the lost aircraft • Derivationally related forms: radiolocation • Hypernyms: situate, locate • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody - example : Something ----s something
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radiolocationClick to Search radiolocation |
noun measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects • Syn: radar, microwave radar, radio detection and ranging • Derivationally related forms: radiolocate • Hypernyms: measuring instrument, measuring system, measuring device • Hyponyms: Doppler radar, early warning radar, three-dimensional radar, 3d radar, weather radar • Part Meronyms: dish, dish aerial, dish antenna, saucer, oscilloscope, scope, cathode-ray oscilloscope, CRO, pulse generator, waveguide, wave guide
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radiologic technologistClick to Search radiologic technologist |
noun a scientist trained in radiological technology • Hypernyms: scientist
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radiologicalClick to Search radiological |
adjective of or relating to radiology • Pertains to noun: radiology • Derivationally related forms: radiology
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radiologistClick to Search radiologist |
noun a medical specialist who uses radioactive substances and X-rays in the treatment of disease • Syn: radiotherapist • Derivationally related forms: radiotherapy (for: radiotherapist), radiology • Hypernyms: specialist, medical specialist
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radiologyClick to Search radiology |
noun 1. the branch of medical science dealing with the medical use of X-rays or other penetrating radiation • Derivationally related forms: radiological, radiologist • Members of this Topic: radioscopy, tracer, target organ • Hypernyms: medical science 2. (radiology) examination of the inner structure of opaque objects using X rays or other penetrating radiation • Syn: radioscopy • Derivationally related forms: radiological, radiologist • Hypernyms: imaging, tomography • Hyponyms: fluoroscopy
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radiolucentClick to Search radiolucent |
adjective almost complete transparent to X-rays or other forms of radiation - example : radiolucent tissues • Ant: radiopaque
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radiolysisClick to Search radiolysis |
noun molecular disintegration resulting from radiation • Hypernyms: lysis
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radiometerClick to Search radiometer |
noun meter to detect and measure radiant energy (electromagnetic or acoustic) • Hypernyms: meter • Hyponyms: Crookes radiometer, radiomicrometer, Rayleigh disk
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radiomicrometerClick to Search radiomicrometer |
noun radiometer that is extremely sensitive • Hypernyms: radiometer
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radio-opacityClick to Search radio-opacity |
noun opacity to X-rays or other radiation • Syn: radiopacity • Derivationally related forms: radiopaque (for: radiopacity) • Hypernyms: opacity
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radio-opaqueClick to Search radio-opaque |
adjective not transparent to X-rays or other forms of radiation - example : barium sulfate is radiopaque • Syn: radiopaque • Ant: radiolucent (for: radiopaque) • Derivationally related forms: radiopacity (for: radiopaque)
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radiopacityClick to Search radiopacity |
noun opacity to X-rays or other radiation • Syn: radio-opacity • Derivationally related forms: radiopaque • Hypernyms: opacity
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radiopaqueClick to Search radiopaque |
adjective not transparent to X-rays or other forms of radiation - example : barium sulfate is radiopaque • Syn: radio-opaque • Ant: radiolucent • Derivationally related forms: radiopacity
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radiopaque dyeClick to Search radiopaque dye |
noun dye that does not allow the passage of X rays or other radiation; used to outline certain organs during X-ray examination • Hypernyms: dye, dyestuff
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radiopharmaceuticalClick to Search radiopharmaceutical |
noun pharmaceutical consisting of a radioactive compound used in radiation therapy • Hypernyms: pharmaceutical, pharmaceutic
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radiophoneClick to Search radiophone |
noun a telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cables • Syn: radiotelephone, wireless telephone • Derivationally related forms: radiophonic, radiotelephonic (for: radiotelephone) • Hypernyms: telephone, phone, telephone set • Hyponyms: cellular telephone, cellular phone, cellphone, cell, mobile phone
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radiophonicClick to Search radiophonic |
adjective relating to or by means of radiotelephony • Syn: radiotelephonic • Pertains to noun: radiotelephony, radiotelephony (for: radiotelephonic) • Derivationally related forms: radiophone, radiotelephony (for: radiotelephonic), radiotelephone (for: radiotelephonic)
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radio-phonographClick to Search radio-phonograph |
noun electronic equipment consisting of a combination of a radio receiver and a record player • Syn: radio-gramophone • Hypernyms: electronic equipment • Part Holonyms: audio system, sound system • Part Meronyms: radio receiver, receiving set, radio set, radio, tuner, wireless
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radiophotoClick to Search radiophoto |
noun a photograph transmitted by radio waves • Syn: radiophotograph • Hypernyms: telephotograph
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radiophotographClick to Search radiophotograph |
noun a photograph transmitted by radio waves • Syn: radiophoto • Hypernyms: telephotograph
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radiophotographyClick to Search radiophotography |
noun transmission of photographs by radio waves • Hypernyms: telephotography
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radioprotectionClick to Search radioprotection |
noun protection against harmful effects of radiation • Hypernyms: protection, shelter
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radioscopyClick to Search radioscopy |
noun (radiology) examination of the inner structure of opaque objects using X rays or other penetrating radiation • Syn: radiology • Derivationally related forms: radiological (for: radiology), radiologist (for: radiology) • Topics: radiology • Hypernyms: imaging, tomography • Hyponyms: fluoroscopy
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radiosensitiveClick to Search radiosensitive |
adjective sensitive to radiation - example : radiosensitive cancer cells can be treated with radiotherapy • Similar to: sensitive • Derivationally related forms: radiosensitivity
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radiosensitivityClick to Search radiosensitivity |
noun sensitivity to the action of radiant energy • Syn: photosensitivity • Derivationally related forms: radiosensitive, photosensitive (for: photosensitivity) • Hypernyms: sensitivity, sensitiveness, sensibility
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radiotelegraphClick to Search radiotelegraph |
noun 1. telegraphy that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire • Syn: radiotelegraphy, wireless telegraphy • Hypernyms: wireless 2. the use of radio to send telegraphic messages (usually by Morse code) • Syn: radiotelegraphy, wireless telegraph, wireless telegraphy • Hypernyms: radio, wireless
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radiotelegraphic signalClick to Search radiotelegraphic signal |
noun a signal transmitted by telegraphy • Syn: telegraphic signal • Hypernyms: signal, signaling, sign • Hyponyms: dot, dit, dash, dah
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radiotelegraphyClick to Search radiotelegraphy |
noun 1. telegraphy that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire • Syn: radiotelegraph, wireless telegraphy • Hypernyms: wireless 2. the use of radio to send telegraphic messages (usually by Morse code) • Syn: radiotelegraph, wireless telegraph, wireless telegraphy • Hypernyms: radio, wireless
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radiotelephoneClick to Search radiotelephone |
noun 1. telephony that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire • Syn: radiotelephony, wireless telephone • Derivationally related forms: radiotelephonic (for: radiotelephony), radiotelephonic • Hypernyms: wireless 2. a telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cables • Syn: radiophone, wireless telephone • Derivationally related forms: radiophonic (for: radiophone), radiotelephonic • Hypernyms: telephone, phone, telephone set • Hyponyms: cellular telephone, cellular phone, cellphone, cell, mobile phone
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radiotelephonicClick to Search radiotelephonic |
adjective relating to or by means of radiotelephony • Syn: radiophonic • Pertains to noun: radiotelephony (for: radiophonic), radiotelephony • Derivationally related forms: radiophone (for: radiophonic), radiotelephony, radiotelephone
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radiotelephonyClick to Search radiotelephony |
noun telephony that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire • Syn: radiotelephone, wireless telephone • Derivationally related forms: radiotelephonic, radiotelephonic (for: radiotelephone) • Hypernyms: wireless
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radiotherapistClick to Search radiotherapist |
noun a medical specialist who uses radioactive substances and X-rays in the treatment of disease • Syn: radiologist • Derivationally related forms: radiotherapy, radiology (for: radiologist) • Hypernyms: specialist, medical specialist
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radiotherapyClick to Search radiotherapy |
noun (medicine) the treatment of disease (especially cancer) by exposure to a radioactive substance • Syn: radiation therapy, radiation, actinotherapy, irradiation • Derivationally related forms: radiotherapist • Topics: medicine, medical specialty • Hypernyms: therapy • Hyponyms: phototherapy, radium therapy, Curietherapy, X-ray therapy
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radiotherapy equipmentClick to Search radiotherapy equipment |
noun equipment used to treat diseases with x-rays or radioactivity • Hypernyms: equipment
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radiothoriumClick to Search radiothorium |
noun radioactive isotope of thorium with mass number 228 • Syn: thorium-228 • Hypernyms: thorium, Th, atomic number 90
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radishClick to Search radish |
noun 1. pungent fleshy edible root (Freq. 8) • Hypernyms: root vegetable, cruciferous vegetable • Part Holonyms: radish plant 2. radish of Japan with a long hard durable root eaten raw or cooked • Syn: daikon, Japanese radish, Raphanus sativus longipinnatus • Hypernyms: radish plant 3. pungent edible root of any of various cultivated radish plants • Hypernyms: root • Part Holonyms: radish plant 4. Eurasian plant widely cultivated for its edible pungent root usually eaten raw • Syn: Raphanus sativus • Hypernyms: radish plant • Member Holonyms: Raphanus, genus Raphanus • Substance Meronyms: isothiocyanate 5. a cruciferous plant of the genus Raphanus having a pungent edible root • Syn: radish plant • Hypernyms: crucifer, cruciferous plant • Hyponyms: Raphanus sativus, daikon, Japanese radish, Raphanus sativus longipinnatus • Member Holonyms: Raphanus, genus Raphanus
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radish plantClick to Search radish plant |
noun a cruciferous plant of the genus Raphanus having a pungent edible root • Syn: radish • Hypernyms: crucifer, cruciferous plant • Hyponyms: radish, Raphanus sativus, daikon, Japanese radish, Raphanus sativus longipinnatus • Member Holonyms: Raphanus, genus Raphanus • Part Meronyms: radish
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radiumClick to Search radium |
noun an intensely radioactive metallic element that occurs in minute amounts in uranium ores • Syn: Ra, atomic number 88 • Hypernyms: metallic element, metal • Substance Holonyms: uranium ore
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radium therapyClick to Search radium therapy |
noun the use of radium in radiation therapy • Syn: Curietherapy • Hypernyms: radiotherapy, radiation therapy, radiation, actinotherapy, irradiation
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radiusClick to Search radius |
noun 1. the length of a line segment between the center and circumference of a circle or sphere (Freq. 4) • Syn: r • Hypernyms: length • Hyponyms: semidiameter, radius of curvature • Part Holonyms: diameter, diam 2. a straight line from the center to the perimeter of a circle (or from the center to the surface of a sphere) (Freq. 1) • Derivationally related forms: radial • Hypernyms: straight line 3. a circular region whose area is indicated by the length of its radius (Freq. 1) - example : they located it within a radius of 2 miles • Hypernyms: region, part 4. the outer and slightly shorter of the two bones of the human forearm • Derivationally related forms: radial • Hypernyms: arm bone • Part Holonyms: forearm 5. support consisting of a radial member of a wheel joining the hub to the rim • Syn: spoke, wheel spoke • Hypernyms: support • Part Holonyms: bicycle wheel, cartwheel, wagon wheel
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radius of curvatureClick to Search radius of curvature |
noun the radius of the circle of curvature; the absolute value of the reciprocal of the curvature of a curve at a given point (Freq. 3) • Hypernyms: radius, r
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radius vectorClick to Search radius vector |
noun 1. a line connecting a satellite to the center of the body around which it is rotating • Hypernyms: vector 2. a line connecting a point in space to the origin of a polar coordinate system • Hypernyms: vector
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radixClick to Search radix |
noun (numeration system) the positive integer that is equivalent to one in the next higher counting place - example : 10 is the radix of the decimal system • Syn: base • Topics: numeration system, number system, number representation system, system of numeration • Hypernyms: number
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radomeClick to Search radome |
noun a housing for a radar antenna; transparent to radio waves • Syn: radar dome • Hypernyms: housing • Part Holonyms: airplane, aeroplane, plane
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radonClick to Search radon |
noun a radioactive gaseous element formed by the disintegration of radium; the heaviest of the inert gasses; occurs naturally (especially in areas over granite) and is considered a hazard to health • Syn: Rn, atomic number 86 • Hypernyms: chemical element, element, noble gas, inert gas, argonon
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RadyeraClick to Search Radyera |
noun very small genus of shrubs of southern hemisphere: bush hibiscus • Syn: genus Radyera • Hypernyms: dilleniid dicot genus • Member Holonyms: Malvaceae, family Malvaceae, mallow family • Member Meronyms: bush hibiscus, Radyera farragei, Hibiscus farragei
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Radyera farrageiClick to Search Radyera farragei |
noun southern and western Australian shrub with unlobed or shallowly lobed toothed leaves and purple flowers; sometimes placed in genus Hibiscus • Syn: bush hibiscus, Hibiscus farragei • Hypernyms: shrub, bush • Member Holonyms: Radyera, genus Radyera
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