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Definition
Synonym
Batteriespannung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Batteriespannung
f
electr.
battery voltage; battery charge
Batteriespannung
f
electr.
battery voltage, battery charge
Batteriespannung
f
electr.
battery voltage, battery charge
Batteriespannung
f
electr.
battery voltage; battery charge
Deutsche
Batteriespannung Synonyme
Englische
battery voltage; battery charge Synonyme
battery
KP
Leyden jar
accumulator
amateur athlete
archer
army
army group
array
artillery
athlete
atomic
battery
ballplayer
baseballer
baseman
bastinado
basting
batch
battalion
batter
battle group
beating
bells
belting
block
blocking back
body
bones
bowman
brigade
buffeting
bunch
bundle
cadre
caning
cannon
cannonry
castanets
catcher
celesta
cell
center
chime
chimes
clappers
clot
clubbing
clump
cluster
coach
coast artillery
cohort
column
combat command
combat team
company
competitor
corporal punishment
corps
cowhiding
crash cymbal
cricketer
cudgeling
cymbals
defensive lineman
detachment
detail
division
drubbing
dry cell
electronic
battery
end
field army
field artillery
field train
file
finger cymbals
flagellation
flailing
flak
flogging
flying column
footballer
fuel cell
fustigation
gamelan
games-player
gamester
garrison
glockenspiel
gong
guard
handbells
heavy field artillery
horsewhipping
idiophone
infielder
jock
jumper
kit
kitchen police
lacing
lashing
legion
lineman
lot
lyra
maniple
maraca
marimba
metallophone
offensive lineman
orchestral bells
ordnance
organization
outfield
outfielder
outfit
pack
percussion
percussion instrument
percussions
percussive
phalanx
pistol-whipping
platoon
player
poloist
posse
professional athlete
pugilist
quarterback
racer
rank
rattle
rattlebones
rawhiding
regiment
scourging
section
series
set
siege artillery
siege engine
sizzler
skater
snappers
solar
battery
spanking
sport
sportsman
squad
squadron
storage
battery
storage cell
strapping
stripes
suit
suite
swingeing
switching
tackle
tactical unit
tailback
tam-tam
task force
thrashing
tintinnabula
tonitruone
toxophilite
train
trench artillery
triangle
troop
trouncing
truncheoning
tubular bells
unit
vibes
vibraphone
wet cell
whipping
wing
wingback
wrestler
xylophone
battery
powered
dynamoelectric
electric
electric-powered
electrified
electrifying
electrochemical
electrodynamic
electrokinetic
electromechanical
electrometric
electromotive
electropneumatic
electrostatic
electrothermal
galvanic
galvanometric
hydroelectric
photoelectric
piezoelectric
static
voltaic
Batteriespannung Definition
Battery
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
battering
or
beating.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
The
unlawful
beating
of
another.
It
includes
every
willful,
angry
and
violent,
or
negligent
touching
of
another's
person
or
clothes,
or
anything
attached
to
his
person
or
held
by
him.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
Any
place
where
cannon
or
mortars
are
mounted,
for
attack
or
defense.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
Two
or
more
pieces
of
artillery
in
the
field.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
A
company
or
division
of
artillery,
including
the
gunners,
guns,
horses,
and
all
equipments.
In
the
United
States,
a
battery
of
flying
artillery
consists
usually
of
six
guns.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
coated
jars
(Leyden
jars)
so
connected
that
they
may
be
charged
and
discharged
simultaneously.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
An
apparatus
for
generating
voltaic
electricity.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
similar
machines
or
devices
in
position
Battery
(
v.
t.)
A
series
of
stamps
operated
by
one
motive
power,
for
crushing
ores
containing
the
precious
metals.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
The
box
in
which
the
stamps
for
crushing
ore
play
up
and
down.
Battery
(
v.
t.)
The
pitcher
and
catcher
together.
Bunsen's
battery
(
)
Alt.
of
Bunsen's
burner
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on
or
impose,
as
a
load,
tax,
or
burden
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on
or
impose,
as
a
task,
duty,
or
trust
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on,
impose,
or
make
subject
to
or
liable
for.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
fix
or
demand
as
a
price
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
place
something
to
the
account
of
as
a
debt
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
impute
or
ascribe
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
accuse
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
place
within
or
upon
any
firearm,
piece
of
apparatus
or
machinery,
the
quantity
it
is
intended
and
fitted
to
hold
or
bear
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
ornament
with
or
cause
to
bear
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
assume
as
a
bearing
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
call
to
account
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
down
upon
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
onset
or
rush
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
demand
a
price
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
debit
on
an
account
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
squat
on
its
belly
and
be
still
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
load
or
burder
laid
upon
a
person
or
thing.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
person
or
thing
commited
or
intrusted
to
the
care,
custody,
or
management
of
another
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Custody
or
care
of
any
person,
thing,
or
place
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Heed
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Harm.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
order
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
address
(esp.
an
earnest
or
impressive
address)
containing
instruction
or
exhortation
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
accusation
of
a
wrong
of
offense
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Whatever
constitutes
a
burden
on
property,
as
rents,
taxes,
lines,
etc.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
The
price
demanded
for
a
thing
or
service.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
entry
or
a
account
of
that
which
is
due
from
one
party
to
another
Charge
(
v.
t.)
That
quantity,
as
of
ammunition,
electricity,
ore,
fuel,
etc.,
which
any
apparatus,
as
a
gun,
battery,
furnace,
machine,
etc.,
is
intended
to
receive
and
fitted
to
hold,
or
which
is
actually
in
it
at
one
time
Charge
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
rushing
upon,
or
towards,
an
enemy
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
position
(of
a
weapon)
fitted
for
attack
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
soft
of
plaster
or
ointment.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
bearing.
See
Bearing,
n.,
8.
Charge
(
n.
)
Thirty-six
pigs
of
lead,
each
pig
weighing
about
seventy
pounds
Charge
(
n.
)
Weight
Charge
d'affaires
(
n.
)
A
diplomatic
representative,
or
minister
of
an
inferior
grade,
accredited
by
the
government
of
one
state
to
the
minister
of
foreign
affairs
of
another
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
load
with
a
double
charge,
as
of
gunpowder.
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
overcharge.
Voltage
(
n.
)
Electric
potential
or
potential
difference,
expressed
in
volts.
battery voltage; battery charge Bedeutung
mission
charge
commission
a
special
assignment
that
is
given
to
a
person
or
group,
a
confidential
mission
to
London,
his
charge
was
deliver
a
message
battery
assault
and
battery
an
assault
in
which
the
assailant
makes
physical
contact
care
charge
tutelage
guardianship
attention
and
management
implying
responsibility
for
safety,
he
is
in
the
care
of
a
bodyguard
charge
an
impetuous
rush
toward
someone
or
something,
the
wrestler's
charge
carried
him
past
his
adversary,
the
battle
began
with
a
cavalry
charge
banzai
attack
banzai
charge
a
mass
attack
of
troops
without
concern
for
casualties,
originated
by
Japanese
who
accompanied
it
with
yells
of
`banzai'
barrage
barrage
fire
battery
bombardment
shelling
the
heavy
fire
of
artillery
to
saturate
an
area
rather
than
hit
a
specific
target,
they
laid
down
a
barrage
in
front
of
the
advancing
troops,
the
shelling
went
on
for
hours
without
pausing
A
battery
the
battery
used
to
heat
the
filaments
of
a
vacuum
tube
c
acid
back
breaker
battery-acid
dose
dot
Elvis
loony
toons
Lucy
in
the
sky
with
diamonds
pane
superman
window
pane
Zen
street
name
for
lysergic
acid
diethylamide
battery
electric
battery
a
device
that
produces
electricity,
may
have
several
primary
or
secondary
cells
arranged
in
parallel
or
series
battery
stamp
battery
a
series
of
stamps
operated
in
one
mortar
for
crushing
ores
B
battery
battery
for
supplying
a
constant
positive
voltage
to
the
plate
of
a
vacuum
tube
car
battery
automobile
battery
a
lead-acid
storage
battery
in
a
motor
vehicle,
usually
a
-volt
battery
of
six
cells,
the
heart
of
the
car's
electrical
system
C
battery
battery
used
to
maintain
the
grid
potential
in
a
vacuum
tube
charge
burster
bursting
charge
explosive
charge
a
quantity
of
explosive
to
be
set
off
at
one
time,
this
cartridge
has
a
powder
charge
ofgrains
charge
bearing
heraldic
bearing
armorial
bearing
heraldry
consisting
of
a
design
or
image
depicted
on
a
shield
charge-exchange
accelerator
an
accelerator
in
which
high-energy
ions
escape
from
plasma
following
charge
exchange
charger
battery
charger
a
device
for
charging
or
recharging
batteries
Cockcroft
and
Walton
accelerator
Cockcroft-Walton
accelerator
Cockcroft
and
Walton
voltage
multiplier
Cockcroft-Walton
voltage
multiplier
a
high-voltage
machine
in
which
rectifiers
charge
capacitors
that
discharge
and
drive
charged
particles
through
an
accelerating
tube
depth
charge
depth
bomb
a
bomb
that
explodes
at
a
preset
depth
under
water,
antisubmarine
device
dry
battery
a
voltaic
battery
consisting
of
two
or
more
dry
cells
flashlight
battery
a
small
dry
battery
containing
dry
cells,
used
to
power
flashlights
grid
storage-battery
grid
a
perforated
or
corrugated
metal
plate
used
in
a
storage
battery
as
a
conductor
and
support
for
the
active
material
lead-acid
battery
lead-acid
accumulator
a
battery
with
lead
electrodes
with
dilute
sulphuric
acid
as
the
electrolyte,
each
cell
generates
about
volts
nickel-iron
battery
nickel-iron
accumulator
a
storage
battery
having
a
nickel
oxide
cathode
and
an
iron
anode
with
an
electrolyte
of
potassium
hydroxide,
each
cell
gives
about
.
volts
potential
divider
voltage
divider
resistors
connected
in
series
across
a
voltage
source,
used
to
obtain
a
desired
fraction
of
the
voltage
quartz
battery
quartz
mill
a
stamp
mill
for
stamping
quartz
solar
array
solar
battery
solar
panel
electrical
device
consisting
of
a
large
array
of
connected
solar
cells
storage
battery
accumulator
a
voltaic
battery
that
stores
electric
charge
voltage
regulator
a
transformer
whose
voltage
ratio
of
transformation
can
be
adjusted
voltaic
battery
galvanic
battery
battery
consisting
of
a
number
of
voltaic
cells
arranged
in
series
or
parallel
voltage
drop
a
decrease
in
voltage
along
a
conductor
through
which
current
is
flowing
conservation
of
charge
conservation
of
electricity
the
principle
that
the
total
electric
charge
of
a
system
remains
constant
despite
changes
inside
the
system
blotter
day
book
police
blotter
rap
sheet
charge
sheet
the
daily
written
record
of
events
(as
arrests)
in
a
police
station
charge
complaint
(criminal
law)
a
pleading
describing
some
wrong
or
offense,
he
was
arrested
on
a
charge
of
larceny
accusation
charge
an
assertion
that
someone
is
guilty
of
a
fault
or
offence,
the
newspaper
published
charges
that
Jones
was
guilty
of
drunken
driving
commission
charge
direction
a
formal
statement
of
a
command
or
injunction
to
do
something,
the
judge's
charge
to
the
jury
charge
billing
request
for
payment
of
a
debt,
they
submitted
their
charges
at
the
end
of
each
month
murder
charge
murder
indictment
an
indictment
charging
someone
with
murder
bang
boot
charge
rush
flush
thrill
kick
the
swift
release
of
a
store
of
affective
force,
they
got
a
great
bang
out
of
it,
what
a
boot!,
he
got
a
quick
rush
from
injecting
heroin,
he
does
it
for
kicks
battery
a
collection
of
related
things
intended
for
use
together,
took
a
battery
of
achievement
tests
battery
a
unit
composed
of
the
pitcher
and
catcher
battery
group
of
guns
or
missile
launchers
operated
together
at
one
place
cathexis
charge
(psychoanalysis)
the
libidinal
energy
invested
in
some
idea
or
person
or
object,
Freud
thought
of
cathexis
as
a
psychic
analog
of
an
electrical
charge
charge
a
person
committed
to
your
care,
the
teacher
led
her
charges
across
the
street
charge
d'affaires
the
official
temporarily
in
charge
of
a
diplomatic
mission
in
the
absence
of
the
ambassador
charge
of
quarters
an
enlisted
man
who
handles
his
unit's
administrative
matters
after
hours
charge
electric
charge
the
quantity
of
unbalanced
electricity
in
a
body
(either
positive
or
negative)
and
construed
as
an
excess
or
deficiency
of
electrons,
the
battery
needed
a
fresh
charge
electrostatic
charge
the
electric
charge
at
rest
on
the
surface
of
an
insulated
body
(which
establishes
and
adjacent
electrostatic
field)
positive
charge
having
a
deficiency
of
electrons,
having
a
higher
electric
potential
negative
charge
having
a
surplus
of
electrons,
having
a
lower
electric
potential
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