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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Blitzstromableiter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Blitzstromableiter
m
Blitzstromableiter
pl
lightning stroke current arrester
lightning stroke current arresters
Blitzstromableiter
m
Blitzstromableiter
pl
lightning stroke current arrester
lightning stroke current arresters
Blitzstrahl
m
flash of lightning; ray of lightning; lightning bolt
Blitzstromableiter
m
Blitzstromableiter
pl
lightning stroke current arrester
lightning stroke current arresters
Deutsche
Blitzstromableiter Synonyme
Englische
lightning stroke current arrester Synonyme
lightning
Jupiter Fulgur
Thor
antelope
arrow
ball
lightning
blue darter
blue streak
bolt
bolt of
lightning
cannonball
chain
lightning
courser
dark
lightning
dart
eagle
electricity
express train
fireball
firebolt
flash
flying flame
forked
lightning
fulguration
fulmination
gazelle
greased
lightning
greyhound
hare
jet plane
levin bolt
light
mercury
oak-cleaving thunderbolts
quicksilver
rocket
scared rabbit
sheet
lightning
shot
streak
streak of
lightning
striped snake
stroke of
lightning
swallow
thought
thunderball
thunderbolt
thunderstroke
torrent
wind
lightning
rod
aegis
arm guard
backstop
buffer
bulwark
bumper
contraceptive
copyright
crash helmet
cushion
dashboard
dodger
face mask
fender
finger guard
foot guard
fuse
goggles
governor
guard
guardrail
hand guard
handrail
hard hat
helmet
insulation
interlock
knee guard
knuckle guard
laminated glass
life preserver
lifeline
lightning
conductor
mask
mudguard
nose guard
pad
padding
palladium
patent
pilot
preventive
prophylactic
protective clothing
protective umbrella
safeguard
safety
safety glass
safety plug
safety rail
safety shoes
safety switch
safety valve
screen
seat belt
shield
shin guard
sun helmet
umbrella
windscreen
windshield
Blitzstromableiter Definition
Arrester
(
n.
)
One
who
arrests.
Arrester
(
n.
)
The
person
at
whose
suit
an
arrestment
is
made.
By-stroke
(
n.
)
An
accidental
or
a
slyly
given
stroke.
Current
(
a.
)
Running
or
moving
rapidly.
Current
(
a.
)
Now
passing,
as
time
Current
(
a.
)
Passing
from
person
to
person,
or
from
hand
to
hand
Current
(
a.
)
Commonly
estimated
or
acknowledged.
Current
(
a.
)
Fitted
for
general
acceptance
or
circulation
Current
(
a.
)
A
flowing
or
passing
Current
(
a.
)
General
course
Dead-stroke
(
a.
)
Making
a
stroke
without
recoil
Lightning
(
n.
)
A
discharge
of
atmospheric
electricity,
accompanied
by
a
vivid
flash
of
light,
commonly
from
one
cloud
to
another,
sometimes
from
a
cloud
to
the
earth.
The
sound
produced
by
the
electricity
in
passing
rapidly
through
the
atmosphere
constitutes
thunder.
Lightning
(
n.
)
The
act
of
making
bright,
or
the
state
of
being
made
bright
Lightning
(
vb.
n.)
Lightening.
Rossel
current
(
)
A
portion
of
the
southern
equatorial
current
flowing
westward
from
the
Fiji
Islands
to
New
Guinea.
Stroke
(
imp.
)
Struck.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
striking
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
result
of
effect
of
a
striking
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
striking
of
the
clock
to
tell
the
hour.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
gentle,
caressing
touch
or
movement
upon
something
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
mark
or
dash
in
writing
or
printing
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
by
extension,
an
addition
or
amandment
to
a
written
composition
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
sudden
attack
of
disease
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
throb
or
beat,
as
of
the
heart.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
One
of
a
series
of
beats
or
movements
against
a
resisting
medium,
by
means
of
which
movement
through
or
upon
it
is
accomplished
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
rate
of
succession
of
stroke
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
oar
nearest
the
stern
of
a
boat,
by
which
the
other
oars
are
guided
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
rower
who
pulls
the
stroke
oar
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
A
powerful
or
sudden
effort
by
which
something
is
done,
produced,
or
accomplished
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
The
movement,
in
either
direction,
of
the
piston
plunger,
piston
rod,
crosshead,
etc.,
as
of
a
steam
engine
or
a
pump,
in
which
these
parts
have
a
reciprocating
motion
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
Power
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
Appetite.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
strike.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
rib
gently
in
one
direction
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
make
smooth
by
rubbing.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
give
a
finely
fluted
surface
to.
Stroke
(
v.
t.)
To
row
the
stroke
oar
of
lightning stroke current arrester / lightning stroke current arresters Bedeutung
stroke
stroking
a
light
touch
with
the
hands
stroke
a
single
complete
movement
keystroke
key
stroke
the
stroke
of
a
key,
one
depression
of
a
key
on
a
keyboard,
the
number
of
keystrokes
was
used
as
a
measure
of
work
medal
play
stroke
play
golf
scoring
by
total
strokes
taken
stroke
shot
(sports)
the
act
of
swinging
or
striking
at
a
ball
with
a
club
or
racket
or
bat
or
cue
or
hand,
it
took
two
strokes
to
get
out
of
the
bunker,
a
good
shot
requires
good
balance
and
tempo,
he
left
me
an
almost
impossible
shot
tennis
stroke
tennis
shot
the
act
of
hitting
a
tennis
ball
with
a
tennis
racket
backhand
backhand
stroke
backhand
shot
a
return
made
with
the
back
of
the
hand
facing
the
direction
of
the
stroke
forehand
forehand
stroke
forehand
shot
(sports)
a
return
made
with
the
palm
of
the
hand
facing
the
direction
of
the
stroke
(as
in
tennis
or
badminton
or
squash)
ground
stroke
a
tennis
return
made
by
hitting
the
ball
after
it
has
bounced
once
stroke
any
one
of
the
repeated
movements
of
the
limbs
and
body
used
for
locomotion
in
swimming
or
rowing
swimming
stroke
a
method
of
moving
the
arms
and
legs
to
push
against
the
water
and
propel
the
swimmer
forward
butterfly
butterfly
stroke
a
swimming
stroke
in
which
the
arms
are
thrown
forward
together
out
of
the
water
while
the
feet
kick
up
and
down
golf
stroke
golf
shot
swing
the
act
of
swinging
a
golf
club
at
a
golf
ball
and
(usually)
hitting
it
current
intelligence
intelligence
of
all
types
and
forms
of
immediate
interest,
usually
disseminated
without
delays
for
evaluation
or
interpretation
firefly
lightning
bug
nocturnal
beetle
common
in
warm
regions
having
luminescent
abdominal
organs
arrester
arrester
hook
a
restraint
that
slows
airplanes
as
they
land
on
the
flight
deck
of
an
aircraft
carrier
four-stroke
engine
four-stroke
internalombustion
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
in
which
an
explosive
mixture
is
drawn
into
the
cylinder
on
the
first
stroke
and
is
compressed
and
ignited
on
the
second
stroke,
work
is
done
on
the
third
stroke
and
the
products
of
combustion
are
exhausted
on
the
fourth
stroke
lightning
rod
lightning
conductor
a
metallic
conductor
that
is
attached
to
a
high
point
and
leads
to
the
ground,
protects
the
building
from
destruction
by
lightning
spark
arrester
sparker
a
wire
net
to
stop
sparks
from
an
open
fireplace
or
smokestack
spark
arrester
electrical
device
to
reduce
sparking
when
electrical
contacts
are
opened
or
closed
surge
suppressor
surge
protector
spike
suppressor
spike
arrester
lightning
arrester
electrical
device
inserted
in
a
power
line
to
protect
equipment
from
sudden
fluctuations
in
current
stroke
a
mark
made
on
a
surface
by
a
pen,
pencil,
or
paintbrush,
she
applied
the
paint
in
careful
strokes
hair
stroke
a
very
fine
line
in
writing
or
printing
solidus
slash
virgule
diagonal
stroke
separatrix
a
punctuation
mark
(
)
used
to
separate
related
items
of
information
accident
stroke
fortuity
chance
event
anything
that
happens
suddenly
or
by
chance
without
an
apparent
cause,
winning
the
lottery
was
a
happy
accident,
the
pregnancy
was
a
stroke
of
bad
luck,
it
was
due
to
an
accident
or
fortuity
throw
stroke
cam
stroke
the
maximum
movement
available
to
a
pivoted
or
reciprocating
piece
by
a
cam
tidal
flow
tidal
current
the
water
current
caused
by
the
tides
riptide
rip
current
a
strong
surface
current
flowing
outwards
from
a
shore
current
stream
a
steady
flow
of
a
fluid
(usually
from
natural
causes),
the
raft
floated
downstream
on
the
current,
he
felt
a
stream
of
air,
the
hose
ejected
a
stream
of
water
lightning
the
flash
of
light
that
accompanies
an
electric
discharge
in
the
atmosphere
(or
something
resembling
such
a
flash),
can
scintillate
for
a
second
or
more
heat
lightning
bright
flashes
of
light
near
the
horizon
without
thunder
(especially
on
hot
evenings),
usually
attributed
to
distant
lightning
that
is
reflected
by
clouds
stroke
a
light
touch
stream
flow
current
dominant
course
(suggestive
of
running
water)
of
successive
events
or
ideas,
two
streams
of
development
run
through
American
history,
stream
of
consciousness,
the
flow
of
thought,
the
current
of
history
Jupiter
Fulgur
Jupiter
Fulminator
Lightning
Hurler
an
epithet
for
Jupiter
lightning
rod
someone
who
is
a
frequent
target
of
negative
reactions
and
serves
to
distract
attention
from
another
stroke
the
oarsman
nearest
the
stern
of
the
shell
who
sets
the
pace
for
the
rest
of
the
crew
alternating
current
AC
alternating
electric
current
an
electric
current
that
reverses
direction
sinusoidally,
In
the
US
most
household
current
is
AC
atcycles
per
second
current
electric
current
a
flow
of
electricity
through
a
conductor,
the
current
was
measured
in
amperes
direct
current
DC
direct
electric
current
an
electric
current
that
flows
in
one
direction
steadily
forked
lightning
chain
lightning
a
form
of
lightning
that
moves
rapidly
in
a
zigzag
path
with
one
end
divided
(fork-like)
jet
blue
jet
reverse
lightning
atmospheric
discharges
(lastingmsec)
bursting
from
the
tops
of
giant
storm
clouds
in
blue
cones
that
widen
as
they
flash
upward
lightning
abrupt
electric
discharge
from
cloud
to
cloud
or
from
cloud
to
earth
accompanied
by
the
emission
of
light
ocean
current
the
steady
flow
of
surface
ocean
water
in
a
prevailing
direction
equatorial
current
any
of
the
ocean
currents
that
flow
westward
at
the
equator
North
Equatorial
Current
an
equatorial
current
that
flows
west
across
the
Pacific
just
north
of
the
equator
South
Equatorial
Current
an
equatorial
current
that
flows
west
across
the
Pacific
just
south
of
the
equator
Japan
current
Kuroshio
current
Kuroshio
a
warm
ocean
current
that
flows
northeastwardly
off
the
coast
of
Japan
into
the
northern
Pacific
ocean
Peruvian
current
Humboldt
current
a
cold
ocean
current
that
flows
north
along
the
Pacific
Coast
of
South
America
before
turning
west
dynamic
electricity
current
electricity
a
flow
of
electric
charge
thermionic
current
an
electric
current
produced
between
two
electrodes
as
a
result
of
electrons
emitted
by
thermionic
emission
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