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Definition
Synonym
Expansionseffekt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Expansionseffekt
expansion effect
Expansionseffekt
expansion effect
Expansion
f
, Ausdehnung
f
, Ausweitung
f
, Erweiterung
f
expansion
Expansion
f
; Ausdehnung
f
; Ausweitung
f
; Erweiterung
f
expansion
islamische Expansion
f
hist.
Muslim conquests; Islamic conquests
Expansion
f
; Ausdehnung
f
; Ausweitung
f
; Erweiterung
f
Stadterweiterung
f
expansion
town expansion
Lokomotive
f
; Lok
f
ugs.
(Bahn)
Lokomotiven
pl
; Loks
pl
Abdrücklokomotive
f
Batterielokomotive
f
; batteriebetriebene Lokomotive
f
Bergbahnlokomotive
f
; Gebirgsbahnlokomotive
f
Bremslokomotive
f
Dampflokomotive
f
; Dampflok
f
Dampflokomotive mit Ölfeuerung
Dampfspeicherlokomotive
f
; feuerlose Lokomotive
f
Diesellokomotive
f
; Diesellok
f
dieselelektrische Lokomotive; Diesellokomotive mit elektrischer Kraftübertragung
dieselhydraulische Lokomotive; Diesellokomotive mit hydraulischer Kraftübertragung
Diesellokomotive mit hydromechanischer Kraftübertragung
Diesellokomotive mit mechanischer Kraftübertragung
Diesellokomotive mittlerer Leistung
Direktauspuff-Lokomotive
f
Direktmotorlokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit Wechselstrommotor
Direktmotorlokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit unmittelbarem Antrieb mit Wechselstrommotor
Doppel-Lokomotive
f
Drehgestell-Lokomotive
f
Drehstromlokomotive
f
Dreifachlokomotive
f
Dreistromlokomotive
f
Drillingslokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit drei Zylindern
Einphasenwechselstromlokomotive
f
Einrahmenlokomotive
f
elektrische Lokomotive mit rotierendem Umformer
Elektrodiesellokomotive
f
Elektrolokomotive
f
; elektrische Lokomotive
f
; E-Lok
f
Exzitronlokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit Exzitron
ferngesteuerte Lokomotive
Gasturbinenlokomotive
f
(mit elektrischer Kraftübertragung)
Gelenklokomotive
f
; Gliederlokomotive
f
; Lenkachslokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit einstellbaren Achsen
Gleichrichterlokomotive
f
Güterzuglokomotive
f
Kleinlokomotive
f
; K-Lok
f
; Traktor
m
Schw.
Lokomotive mit einfacher Expansion
Lokomotive mit dreifacher Expansion
Lokomotive mit gesteuerten Gleichrichtern
Mehrzwecklokomotive
f
; Lokomotive für gemischten Bahnverkehr
Reibungslokomotive
f
; Adhäsionslokomotive
f
Tenderlokokomotive
f
Turbodiesellokomotive
f
; Diesellokomotive
f
mit Turboaufladung
Verbundlokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit zweistufiger Expansion
Verschiebelokomotive
f
; Verschiebelok
f
ugs.
; Rangierlokomotive
f
; Rangierlok
f
ugs.
Zwillingslokomotive
f
; Lokomotive mit zwei Dampfzylindern
kleine Dampflokomotive; kleine Dampflok
hist.
Lokomotive mit Innenrahmen
Leerfahrt
f
einer Lokomotive; Lok-Leerfahrt
f
; Fahrt als Lokzug
Schw.
Ausbau der Treibstangen einer Lokomotive
eine Dampflok anheizen
eine Lokomotive unter Dampf setzen
locomotive; loco
coll.
; railroad engine
Am.
; engine
Am.
(railway)
locomotives; locos; railroad engines; engines
hump locomotive
battery-operated locomotive
mountain locomotive; mountain engine
Am.
; Alpine locomotive; Alpine engine
Am.
brake locomotive
steam locomotive; steam engine
Am.
; steam traction unit
oil-burning locomotive
fireless steam locomotive; locomotive without firebox
diesel locomotive; diesel engine
Am.
diesel-electric locomotive
diesel-hydraulic locomotive
diesel-hydromechanical locomotive
diesel-mechanical locomotive
small shunting locomotive
non-condensing steam locomotive
direct-drive locomotive
direct-drive locomotive; gearless locomotive
double locomotive
bogie locomotive
locomotive with single-phase three-phase converter set
triple locomotive
three-system locomotive
three-cylinder locomotive
single-phase locomotive; alternating current locomotive
locomotive with single underframe
rotary converter locomotive
electro-diesel locomotive
electric locomotive
excitron locomotive
slave locomotive
gas-turbine locomotive (with electric transmission)
articulated locomotive
rectifier locomotive; locomotive with a.c. d.c. motor converter set
goods locomotive
Br.
; freight locomotive
Am.
small-power locomotive; small shunting locomotive; light rail motor tractor
simple-expansion locomotive
triple expansion locomotive
controlled rectifier locomotive
universal locomotive; mixed-traffic locomotive; mixed-traffic engine
Am.
adhesion locomotive
tank locomotive
gas-turbine diesel locomotive
compound locomotive
shunting locomotive; shunting engine
Am.
; shunter; switcher; switch engine
Am.
; wildcat
Am.
dual-cylinder locomotive; two-cylinder locomotive
pug locomotive
Br.
; pug
Br.
inside framed engine
light running of a locomotive; locomotive running light
removal of locomotive rods
to fire a steam locomotive
to put an engine in steam under steam
Expansionist
m
expansionist
Expansionsbedarf, Zusatzbedarf
expansion demand
Expansionsbedarf, Zusatzbedarf
expansion requirement
Expansionseffekt
expansion effect
Ausdehnungsgefäß
n
; Entspannungsgefäß
n
; Expansionsgefäß
n
; Expansionstank
m
Ausdehnungsgefäße
pl
; Entspannungsgefäße
pl
; Expansionsgefäße
pl
; Expansionstanks
pl
expansion tank; expansion vessel
expansion tanks; expansion vessels
Expansionskurs
m
; Expansionsstrategie
f
expansion course; expansion strategy
Expansionsmuffe
f
, Kompensator
m
expansion joint
Expansionsmuffe
f
; Expansionsteil
n
; Rohrdehnungsausgleichselement
n
; Dehnungsausgleicher
m
; Kompensator
m
(Rohrleitungen)
Expansionsmuffen
pl
; Expansionsteile
pl
; Rohrdehnungsausgleichselemente
pl
; Dehnungsausgleicher
pl
; Kompensatoren
pl
expansion joint (pipelines)
expansion joints
Faktoranpassungskurve
f
; Expansionspfad
m
econ.
expansion path
Ausdehnungsphase
f
; Expansionsphase
f
Ausdehnungsphasen
pl
; Expansionsphasen
pl
expansion phase; phase of expansion; expansion stage
expansion phases; phases of expansion; expansion stages
Expansionspolitik
f
pol.
expansionism
Viertaktmotor
m
; Viertakter
m
ugs.
auto
Viertaktmotoren
pl
Ansaugtakt
m
Verdichtungstakt
m
; Kompressionstakt
m
Arbeitstakt
m
; Expansionstakt
m
Ausstoßtakt
m
four-stroke engine
Br.
; four-cycle engine
Am.
; four-stroker
coll.
Br.
four-stroke engines; four cycle engines
intake stroke; suction stroke; induction stroke; intake period
compression stroke
expansion stroke; power stroke; firing stroke
exhaust stroke
Viertaktmotor
m
; Viertakter
m
ugs.
auto
Viertaktmotoren
pl
Ansaugtakt
m
Verdichtungstakt
m
; Kompressionstakt
m
Arbeitshub
m
; Arbeitstakt
m
; Ausdehnungshub
m
; Expansionstakt
m
(Kolbenmotor)
Ausstoßtakt
m
four-stroke engine
Br.
; four-cycle engine
Am.
; four-stroker
Br.
coll.
four-stroke engines; four cycle engines
intake stroke; suction stroke; induction stroke; intake period
compression stroke
working stroke; power stroke; firing stroke; expansion stroke (piston engine)
exhaust stroke
Kompensator
m
(Expansionsteil bei Rohrleitungen)
bellow expansion joint; concertina-type expansion joint (expansion bellows in pipelines)
Tour
f
; Streifzug
m
Expansionstour
f
; Einkaufstour
f
(einer Firma)
Einbruchstour
f
Beutezug
m
(eines Kriminellen)
spree
acquisition spree (of a company)
burglary spree
crime spree
Expansionsventil
n
techn.
Expansionsventile
pl
expansion valve
expansion valves
Deutsche
Expansionseffekt Synonyme
Englische
expansion effect Synonyme
expansion
access
accession
accomplishment
accretion
accrual
accruement
accumulation
acreage
addition
advance
advancement
aggrandizement
amplification
amplitude
appreciation
area
ascent
attenuation
augmentation
ballooning
ballyhoo
big talk
bigness
bloating
blossoming
blowing up
body
boom
boost
bottoming out
breadth
broadcast
broadcasting
broadening
buildup
bulk
burgeoning
burlesque
business cycle
business fluctuations
bust
caliber
caricature
circumfusion
continuum
cooling off
coverage
crescendo
crisis
depression
depth
development
developmental change
diameter
diffraction
diffusion
dilatation
dilation
dilution
dimension
dimensions
dispensation
dispersal
dispersion
dissemination
dissipation
distance
distension
distention
distribution
divergence
downturn
economic cycle
economic
expansion
economic growth
edema
elaboration
elevation
emptiness
empty space
enhancement
enlargement
evaporation
evolution
evolutionary change
evolvement
evolving
exaggerating
exaggeration
excess
exorbitance
expanding economy
expanse
expatiation
explication
extension
extent
extravagance
extreme
field
flood
flourishing
flowering
fragmentation
furtherance
gain
galactic space
gauge
girth
gradual change
grandiloquence
greatening
greatness
growth
gush
height
heightening
high growth rate
hike
huckstering
hyperbole
hyperbolism
increase
increment
infinite space
inflation
inordinacy
interstellar space
jump
largeness
leap
length
low
magnification
magnitude
market
expansion
mass
maturation
measure
measurement
mounting
multiplication
natural development
natural growth
nonviolent change
nothingness
outer space
overemphasis
overestimation
overkill
overstatement
peak
peaking
peppering
prodigality
productiveness
profuseness
progress
progression
proliferation
propagation
proportion
proportions
prosperity
publication
puffery
puffing up
radiation
rad
Expansionseffekt Definition
Effect
(
n.
)
Execution
Effect
(
n.
)
Manifestation
Effect
(
n.
)
In
general:
That
which
is
produced
by
an
agent
or
cause
Effect
(
n.
)
Impression
left
on
the
mind
Effect
(
n.
)
Power
to
produce
results
Effect
(
n.
)
Consequence
intended
Effect
(
n.
)
The
purport
Effect
(
n.
)
Reality
Effect
(
n.
)
Goods
Effect
(
v.
t.)
To
produce,
as
a
cause
or
agent
Effect
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
to
pass
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
act
of
expanding
or
spreading
out
Expansion
(
n.
)
That
which
is
expanded
Expansion
(
n.
)
Space
through
which
anything
is
expanded
Expansion
(
n.
)
Enlargement
or
extension
of
business
transactions
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
developed
result
of
an
indicated
operation
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
operation
of
steam
in
a
cylinder
after
its
communication
with
the
boiler
has
been
cut
off,
by
which
it
continues
to
exert
pressure
upon
the
moving
piston.
Expansion
(
n.
)
The
enlargement
of
the
ship
mathematically
from
a
model
or
drawing
to
the
full
or
building
size,
in
the
process
of
construction.
expansion effect Bedeutung
expansion
enlargement
the
act
of
increasing
(something)
in
size
or
volume
or
quantity
or
scope
expansion
expanding
upon
adding
information
or
detail
expansion
bit
expansive
bit
a
bit
with
a
cutting
blade
that
can
be
adjusted
to
different
sizes
expansion
bolt
a
bolt
that
has
an
attachment
that
expands
as
the
bolt
is
driven
into
a
surface
field-effect
transistor
FET
a
transistor
in
which
most
current
flows
in
a
channel
whose
effective
resistance
can
be
controlled
by
a
transverse
electric
field
hovercraft
ground-effect
machine
a
craft
capable
of
moving
over
water
or
land
on
a
cushion
of
air
created
by
jet
engines
slot
expansion
slot
(computer)
a
socket
in
a
microcomputer
that
will
accept
a
plug-in
circuit
board,
the
PC
had
three
slots
for
additional
memory
impression
effect
an
outward
appearance,
he
made
a
good
impression,
I
wanted
to
create
an
impression
of
success,
she
retained
that
bold
effect
in
her
reproductions
of
the
original
painting
effect
force
(of
a
law)
having
legal
validity,
the
law
is
still
in
effect
law
of
effect
(psychology)
the
principle
that
behaviors
are
selected
by
their
consequences,
behavior
having
good
consequences
tends
to
be
repeated
whereas
behavior
that
leads
to
bad
consequences
is
not
repeated
effect
an
impression
(especially
one
that
is
artificial
or
contrived),
he
just
did
it
for
effect
sound
effect
an
effect
that
imitates
a
sound
called
for
in
the
script
of
a
play
special
effect
an
effect
used
to
produce
scenes
that
cannot
be
achieved
by
normal
techniques
(especially
on
film)
stage
effect
a
special
effect
created
on
the
stage
effect
essence
burden
core
gist
the
central
meaning
or
theme
of
a
speech
or
literary
work
expansion
enlargement
elaboration
a
discussion
that
provides
additional
information
consequence
effect
outcome
result
event
issue
upshot
a
phenomenon
that
follows
and
is
caused
by
some
previous
phenomenon,
the
magnetic
effect
was
greater
when
the
rod
was
lengthwise,
his
decision
had
depressing
consequences
for
business,
he
acted
very
wise
after
the
event
bandwagon
effect
the
phenomenon
of
a
popular
trend
attracting
even
greater
popularity,
in
periods
of
high
merger
activity
there
is
a
bandwagon
effect
with
more
and
more
firms
seeking
to
engage
in
takeover
activity,
polls
are
accused
of
creating
a
bandwagon
effect
to
benefit
their
candidate
butterfly
effect
the
phenomenon
whereby
a
small
change
at
one
place
in
a
complex
system
can
have
large
effects
elsewhere,
e.g.,
a
butterfly
flapping
its
wings
in
Rio
de
Janeiro
might
change
the
weather
in
Chicago
coattails
effect
(politics)
the
consequence
of
one
popular
candidate
in
an
election
drawing
votes
for
other
members
of
the
same
political
party,
he
counted
on
the
coattails
effect
to
win
him
the
election
Coriolis
effect
(physics)
an
effect
whereby
a
body
moving
in
a
rotating
frame
of
reference
experiences
the
Coriolis
force
acting
perpendicular
to
the
direction
of
motion
and
to
the
axis
of
rotation,
on
Earth
the
Coriolis
effect
deflects
moving
bodies
to
the
right
in
the
northern
hemisphere
and
to
the
left
in
the
southern
hemisphere
domino
effect
the
consequence
of
one
event
setting
off
a
chain
of
similar
events
(like
a
falling
domino
causing
a
whole
row
of
upended
dominos
to
fall)
knock-on
effect
a
secondary
or
incidental
effect
placebo
effect
any
effect
that
seems
to
be
a
consequence
of
administering
a
placebo,
the
change
is
usually
beneficial
and
is
assumed
result
from
the
person's
faith
in
the
treatment
or
preconceptions
about
what
the
experimental
drug
was
supposed
to
do,
pharmacologists
were
the
first
to
talk
about
placebo
effects
but
now
the
idea
has
been
generalized
to
many
situations
having
nothing
to
do
with
drugs
position
effect
(genetics)
the
effect
on
the
expression
of
a
gene
that
is
produced
by
changing
its
location
in
a
chromosome
side
effect
fallout
any
adverse
and
unwanted
secondary
effect,
a
strategy
to
contain
the
fallout
from
the
accounting
scandal
ground
effect
apparent
increase
in
aerodynamic
lift
experienced
by
an
aircraft
flying
close
to
the
ground
greenhouse
effect
greenhouse
warming
warming
that
results
when
solar
radiation
is
trapped
by
the
atmosphere,
caused
by
atmospheric
gases
that
allow
sunshine
to
pass
through
but
absorb
heat
that
is
radiated
back
from
the
warmed
surface
of
the
earth
piezoelectricity
piezoelectric
effect
piezo
effect
electricity
produced
by
mechanical
pressure
on
certain
crystals
(notably
quartz
or
Rochelle
salt),
alternatively,
electrostatic
stress
produces
a
change
in
the
linear
dimensions
of
the
crystal
skin
effect
the
tendency
of
high-frequency
alternating
current
to
distribute
near
the
surface
of
a
conductor
Doppler
effect
Doppler
shift
change
in
the
apparent
frequency
of
a
wave
as
observer
and
source
move
toward
or
away
from
each
other
Tyndall
effect
the
phenomenon
in
which
light
is
scattered
by
very
small
particles
in
its
path,
it
makes
a
beam
of
light
visible,
the
scattered
light
is
mainly
blue
coefficient
of
expansion
expansivity
the
fractional
change
in
length
or
area
or
volume
per
unit
change
in
temperature
at
a
given
constant
pressure
expansion
a
function
expressed
as
a
sum
or
product
of
terms,
the
expansion
of
(ab)^
is
a^abb^
effect
a
symptom
caused
by
an
illness
or
a
drug,
the
effects
of
sleep
loss,
the
effect
of
the
anesthetic
side
effect
a
secondary
and
usually
adverse
effect
of
a
drug
or
therapy,
severe
headaches
are
one
of
the
side
effects
of
the
drug
take
effect
go
into
effect
or
become
effective
or
operative,
The
new
law
will
take
effect
next
month
effect
effectuate
set
up
produce,
The
scientists
set
up
a
shock
wave
effect
f
act
so
as
to
bring
into
existence,
effect
a
change
effective
good
in
effect(p)
in
force(p)
exerting
force
or
influence,
the
law
is
effective
immediately,
a
warranty
good
for
two
years,
the
law
is
already
in
effect
(or
in
force)
effectively
in
effect
in
actuality
or
reality
or
fact,
she
is
effectively
his
wife,
in
effect,
they
had
no
choice
to
that
effect
with
that
general
meaning,
she
said
something
to
that
effect
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