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Definition
Synonym
Abgangsfehler
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Abgangsfehler
m
(bei einem Geschoss)
mil.
angle jump (of a projectile)
Abgangsfehler
m
(bei einem Geschoss)
mil.
angle jump (of a projectile)
Abgangsfehler
m
(bei einem Geschoss)
mil.
angle jump (of a projectile)
Abgangsfehler
winkel
m
(bei einem Geschoss)
mil.
angle of jump (of a projectile)
Abgangsfeld
n
outgoing feeder panel
Abgangsfeld
n
Abgangsfelder
pl
outgoing feeder panel
outgoing feeder panels
Abgangsflughafen
m
aviat.
Abgangsflughäfen
pl
airport of departure
airports of departure
Abgangsflughafen
airport of departure
benannter Abgangsflughafen
named airport of departure
Abgangsflughafen
m
airport of departure
Abgangsflughafen
airport of depature
Deutsche
Abgangsfehler Synonyme
Englische
angle jump Synonyme
angle
Anschauung
L
action
aim
anagnorisis
angle
for
angle
of vision
angle
off
apex
approach
architectonics
architecture
argument
aspect
atmosphere
background
bait the hook
base
basis
be after
bear off
bend
bias
bifurcate
bifurcation
bight
bob
bow
branch
brew
cabal
cant
catastrophe
characterization
chevron
clam
coign of vantage
coin
collude
color
complication
complot
concoct
configuration
connive
conspire
continuity
contrivance
contrive
cook up
corner
countermine
counterplot
crank
crook
crotchet
cusp
dap
deflect
deflection
denouement
design
detail
development
deviate
device
dib
dibble
direction
distance
divagate
diverge
dogleg
drive
edge
effect
eidolon
elbow
ell
engineer
episode
eye
fable
facet
falling action
fashion
feature
figure
finagle
finesse
fish
fish for
flection
flexure
fly-fish
footing
fork
form
frame
frame of reference
frame up
framework
furcate
furcation
gerrymander
gestalt
gig
gimmick
go fishing
grig
ground
guddle
guise
hand
hatch
hatch a plot
hatch up
hook
hunt for
image
imago
impression
incident
inflection
intersection
intrigue
item
jack
jacklight
jig
jockey
knee
lay a plot
light
likeness
line
lineaments
local color
look
look for
machinate
maneuver
manipulate
manner
mental outlook
mood
motif
movement
mythos
net
nook
oblique
oblique
angle
operate
outlook
particular
peripeteia
perspective
phase
phasis
place
plan
play games
plot
point
point of view
position
post
projection
pull strings
quoin
recognition
reference
reference system
regard
respect
rig
right
angle
rising action
salient
angle
scheme
seat
secondary plot
seek
seeming
seine
semblance
shape
sheer
shrimp
side
sight
simulacrum
situation
skew
slant
slue
spin
stand
standing
standpoint
station
status
still-fish
story
structure
style
subject
subplot
sway
swerve
switch
system
thematic developmen
angle
for
address
ask for
beat about for
bid for
canvass
court
delve for
dig for
fish for
follow
go gunning for
gun for
hunt
hunt for
hunt up
look
look for
look up
pop the question
prowl after
pursue
quest
search for
see to
seek
seek for
solicit
still-hunt
sue
sue for
try to find
woo
Abgangsfehler Definition
Angle
(
n.
)
The
inclosed
space
near
the
point
where
two
lines
meet
Angle
(
n.
)
The
figure
made
by.
two
lines
which
meet.
Angle
(
n.
)
The
difference
of
direction
of
two
lines.
In
the
lines
meet,
the
point
of
meeting
is
the
vertex
of
the
angle.
Angle
(
n.
)
A
projecting
or
sharp
corner
Angle
(
n.
)
A
name
given
to
four
of
the
twelve
astrological
"houses."
Angle
(
n.
)
A
fishhook
Angle
(
v.
i.)
To
fish
with
an
angle
(fishhook),
or
with
hook
and
line.
Angle
(
v.
i.)
To
use
some
bait
or
artifice
Angle
(
v.
t.)
To
try
to
gain
by
some
insinuating
artifice
Jump
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
loose
jacket
for
men.
Jump
(
n.
)
A
bodice
worn
instead
of
stays
by
women
in
the
18th
century.
Jump
(
v.
i.)
To
spring
free
from
the
ground
by
the
muscular
action
of
the
feet
and
legs
Jump
(
v.
i.)
To
move
as
if
by
jumping
Jump
(
v.
i.)
To
coincide
Jump
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
by
a
spring
or
leap
Jump
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
jump
Jump
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
to
danger
Jump
(
v.
t.)
To
join
by
a
butt
weld.
Jump
(
v.
t.)
To
thicken
or
enlarge
by
endwise
blows
Jump
(
v.
t.)
To
bore
with
a
jumper.
Jump
(
n.
)
The
act
of
jumping
Jump
(
n.
)
An
effort
Jump
(
n.
)
The
space
traversed
by
a
leap.
Jump
(
n.
)
A
dislocation
in
a
stratum
Jump
(
n.
)
An
abrupt
interruption
of
level
in
a
piece
of
brickwork
or
masonry.
Jump
(
a.
)
Nice
Jump
(
adv.
)
Exactly
Projectile
(
a.
)
Projecting
or
impelling
forward
Projectile
(
a.
)
Caused
or
imparted
by
impulse
or
projection
Projectile
(
n.
)
A
body
projected,
or
impelled
forward,
by
force
Projectile
(
n.
)
A
part
of
mechanics
which
treats
of
the
motion,
range,
time
of
flight,
etc.,
of
bodies
thrown
or
driven
through
the
air
by
an
impelling
force.
angle jump (of a projectile) Bedeutung
jumper
jump
shot
(basketball)
a
player
releases
the
basketball
at
the
high
point
of
a
jump
jump
jumping
the
act
of
jumping,
propelling
yourself
off
the
ground,
he
advanced
in
a
series
of
jumps,
the
jumping
was
unexpected
jump
ball
(basketball)
the
way
play
begins
or
resumes
when
possession
is
disputed,
an
official
tosses
the
ball
up
between
two
players
who
jump
in
an
effort
to
tap
it
to
a
teammate
jump
parachuting
descent
with
a
parachute,
he
had
done
a
lot
of
parachuting
in
the
army
broad
jump
long
jump
the
act
of
jumping
as
far
as
possible
from
a
running
start
high
jump
the
act
of
jumping
as
high
as
possible
over
a
horizontal
bar
jump
rope
a
child's
game
or
a
cardiopulmonary
exercise
in
which
the
player
jumps
over
a
swinging
rope
startle
jump
start
a
sudden
involuntary
movement,
he
awoke
with
a
start
high-angle
fire
fire
from
a
cannon
that
is
fired
at
an
elevation
greater
than
that
for
the
maximum
range
jumpstart
jump-start
starting
an
automobile
engine
that
has
a
weak
battery
by
means
of
jumper
cables
to
another
car,
my
battery
was
dead
so
I
had
to
get
a
jumpstart
from
my
neighbor
angle
bracket
angle
iron
an
L-shaped
metal
bracket
high-angle
gun
a
cannon
that
can
be
fired
at
a
high
elevation
for
relatively
short
ranges
jump
rope
skip
rope
skipping
rope
a
length
of
rope
(usually
with
handles
on
each
end)
that
is
swung
around
while
someone
jumps
over
it
jump
seat
a
folding
seat
in
an
automobile
jump
suit
one-piece
uniform
worn
by
parachutists
jump
suit
jumpsuit
one-piece
garment
fashioned
after
a
parachutist's
uniform
projectile
missile
a
weapon
that
is
forcibly
thrown
or
projected
at
a
targets
but
is
not
self-propelled
rocket
projectile
any
vehicle
self-propelled
by
a
rocket
engine
ski
jump
a
steep
downward
ramp
from
which
skiers
jump
water
jump
a
pool
or
stream
in
a
steeplechase
or
similar
contest
wide-angle
lens
fisheye
lens
a
camera
lens
having
a
wider
than
normal
angle
of
view
(and
usually
a
short
focal
length),
produces
an
image
that
is
foreshortened
in
the
center
and
increasingly
distorted
in
the
periphery
camera
angle
the
point
of
view
of
a
camera
slant
angle
a
biased
way
of
looking
at
or
presenting
something
jump
(film)
an
abrupt
transition
from
one
scene
to
another
jump
cut
an
immediate
transition
from
one
scene
to
another
bracket
angle
bracket
either
of
two
punctuation
marks
(`<'
or
`>')
used
in
computer
programming
and
sometimes
used
to
enclose
textual
material
leap
jump
saltation
an
abrupt
transition,
a
successful
leap
from
college
to
the
major
leagues
quantum
leap
quantum
jump
a
sudden
large
increase
or
advance,
this
may
not
insure
success
but
it
will
represent
a
quantum
leap
from
last
summer
quantum
jump
(physics)
an
abrupt
transition
of
an
electron
or
atom
or
molecule
from
one
quantum
state
to
another
with
the
emission
or
absorption
of
a
quantum
jump
leap
a
sudden
and
decisive
increase,
a
jump
in
attendance
high
jump
a
competition
that
involves
jumping
as
high
as
possible
over
a
horizontal
bar
long
jump
broad
jump
a
competition
that
involves
jumping
as
far
as
possible
from
a
running
start
pole
vault
pole
vaulting
pole
jump
pole
jumping
a
competition
that
involves
jumping
over
a
high
crossbar
with
the
aid
of
a
long
pole
triple
jump
hop-step-and-jump
an
athletic
contest
in
which
a
competitor
must
perform
successively
a
hop
and
a
step
and
a
jump
in
continuous
movement
hour
angle
the
angular
distance
along
the
celestial
equator
from
the
observer's
meridian
to
the
hour
circle
of
a
given
celestial
body
Angle
a
member
of
a
Germanic
people
who
conquered
England
and
merged
with
the
Saxons
and
Jutes
to
become
Anglo-Saxons
bird's-foot
violet
pansy
violet
Johnny-jump-up
wood
violet
Viola
pedata
common
violet
of
the
eastern
United
States
with
large
pale
blue
or
purple
flowers
resembling
pansies
wild
pansy
Johnny-jump-up
heartsease
love-in-idleness
pink
of
my
John
Viola
tricolor
a
common
and
long
cultivated
European
herb
from
which
most
common
garden
pansies
are
derived
straight
angle
an
angle
ofdegrees
helix
angle
the
constant
angle
at
which
a
helix
cuts
the
elements
of
a
cylinder
or
cone
angle
the
space
between
two
lines
or
planes
that
intersect,
the
inclination
of
one
line
to
another,
measured
in
degrees
or
radians
hour
angle
HA
(astronomy)
the
angular
distance
of
a
celestial
point
measured
westward
along
the
celestial
equator
from
the
zenith
crossing,
the
right
ascension
for
an
observer
at
a
particular
location
and
time
of
day
plane
angle
an
angle
formed
by
two
straight
lines
(in
the
same
plane)
spherical
angle
an
angle
formed
at
the
intersection
of
the
arcs
of
two
great
circles
solid
angle
an
angle
formed
by
three
or
more
planes
intersecting
at
a
common
point
(the
vertex)
inclination
angle
of
inclination
(geometry)
the
angle
formed
by
the
x-axis
and
a
given
line
(measured
counterclockwise
from
the
positive
half
of
the
x-axis)
reentrant
angle
reentering
angle
an
interior
angle
of
a
polygon
that
is
greater
thandegrees
salient
angle
an
angle
pointing
outward,
an
interior
angle
of
a
polygon
that
is
less
thandegrees
interior
angle
internal
angle
the
angle
inside
two
adjacent
sides
of
a
polygon
exterior
angle
external
angle
the
supplement
of
an
interior
angle
of
a
polygon
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