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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