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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Flammgeschwindigkeit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Flammgeschwindigkeit
f
flame velocity
Flammgeschwindigkeit
f
flame velocity
Flammgeschwindigkeit
f
flame velocity
Deutsche
Flammgeschwindigkeit Synonyme
Englische
flame velocity Synonyme
flame
Amor
Casanova
Christian love
Don Juan
Eros
Lothario
Platonic love
Romeo
admiration
adoration
affection
agape
amoroso
ardency
ardor
attachment
baby
backfire
bake
balefire
be bright
be in heat
beacon
beacon fire
beam
beau
bedazzle
beloved
blare
blaze
blaze of light
blaze up
blind
blister
bloom
blush
bodily love
boil
bonfire
boyfriend
brand
broil
brotherly love
burn
burn in
burn off
burning ghat
burst into
flame
caballero
campfire
candle
caritas
cast
catch
catch fire
catch on fire
cauterize
cavalier
cavaliere servente
char
charity
cheerful fire
choke
coal
color
color up
combust
combustion
conflagration
conjugal love
cook
corposant
coruscate
cozy fire
crack
crackling fire
crematory
crimson
cupel
darling
daze
dazzle
dear
death fire
desire
devotion
diffuse light
eagerness
electric light bulb
enthusiasm
esquire
facula
faithful love
fancy
fellow
fen fire
fervor
feverishness
fire
flame
up
flare
flare up
flash
flashing point
flicker
flickering
flame
flush
fondness
forest fire
found
fox fire
free love
free-lovism
fry
fulgurate
funeral pyre
gallant
gasp
gigolo
give light
glance
glare
gleam
gleam of light
glim
glint
glow
grow red
heart
heartthrob
hero worship
honey
idolatry
idolism
idolization
ignis fatuus
ignite
ignition
illuminant
illuminator
inamorata
inamorato
incandesce
incandescent body
ingle
intensity
kindle
lady-killer
ladylove
lambent
flame
lamp
lantern
lasciviousness
libido
light
light bulb
light source
like
liking
love
love-maker
lovemaking
lover
luminant
luminary
luster
man
mantle
married love
marshfire
match
moon
necker
old man
open fire
oxidate
oxidize
pant
parch
passion
petter
philanderer
physical love
popular regard
popularity
prairie fire
pyre
pyrolyze
radiate
radiate heat
raging fire
redden
regard
roast
scald
scorch
sea of
flame
s
sear
seducer
seethe
send out
flame
up
bake
be angry
be excitable
be in heat
bellow
blaze
blaze up
bloom
blow a gasket
blow up
boil
broil
burn
catch fire
catch the infection
choke
combust
come apart
cook
excite easily
explode
fire up
flame
flare
flare up
flash up
flicker
flip
flush
fry
gasp
get excited
glow
go into hysterics
have a tantrum
hit the ceiling
ignite
incandesce
kindle
pant
parch
radiate heat
rage
ramp
rant
rant and rave
rave
roast
run a temperature
scald
scorch
seethe
shimmer with heat
simmer
smolder
smother
spark
spunk up
steam
stew
stifle
storm
suffocate
sweat
swelter
take fire
toast
turn a hair
flame
proof
airtight
ballproof
bombproof
bulletproof
burglarproof
corrosionproof
dampproof
fire-resistant
fire-resisting
fire-retardant
fire-retarded
fireproof
fireproofed
foolproof
hermetic
holeproof
impervious to
leakproof
noiseproof
proof
proof against
punctureproof
resistant
rustproof
shatterproof
shellproof
soundproof
tight
watertight
weatherproof
flame
thrower
automatic
blowgun
blowpipe
firearm
gat
gun
handgun
heater
musket
peashooter
piece
pistol
repeater
revolver
rifle
rod
sawed-off shotgun
shooting iron
shotgun
six-gun
six-shooter
Flammgeschwindigkeit Definition
Flame
(
n.
)
A
stream
of
burning
vapor
or
gas,
emitting
light
and
heat
Flame
(
n.
)
Burning
zeal
or
passion
Flame
(
n.
)
Ardor
of
affection
Flame
(
n.
)
A
person
beloved
Flame
(
n.
)
To
burn
with
a
flame
or
blaze
Flame
(
n.
)
To
burst
forth
like
flame
Flame
(
v.
t.)
To
kindle
Flame-colored
(
a.
)
Of
the
color
of
flame
Velocity
(
n.
)
Quickness
of
motion
Velocity
(
n.
)
Rate
of
motion
flame velocity Bedeutung
flame
cell
organ
of
excretion
in
flatworms
flame
fish
flamefish
Apogon
maculatus
a
cardinalfish
found
in
tropical
Atlantic
coastal
waters
bargello
flame
stitch
needlepoint
embroidery
stitch
that
produces
zigzag
lines
flame-out
a
complete
or
conspicuous
failure,
the
spectacular
flame-out
of
the
company's
stock
cost
many
people
their
life
savings
flame-out
the
failure
of
a
jet
engine
caused
by
an
interruption
of
the
fuel
supply
or
by
faulty
combustion
flame
tokay
purplished
table
grape
candlelight
candle
flame
the
light
provided
by
a
burning
candle
angular
velocity
(physics)
the
rate
of
change
of
the
angular
position
of
a
rotating
body,
usually
expressed
in
radians
per
second
or
radians
per
minute
huisache
cassie
mimosa
bush
sweet
wattle
sweet
acacia
scented
wattle
flame
tree
Acacia
farnesiana
tropical
American
thorny
shrub
or
small
tree,
fragrant
yellow
flowers
used
in
making
perfumery
flame
flower
flame-flower
flameflower
Talinum
aurantiacum
plant
with
fleshy
roots
and
erect
stems
with
narrow
succulent
leaves
and
one
reddish-orange
flower
in
each
upper
leaf
axil,
southwestern
United
States,
Indians
once
cooked
the
fleshy
roots
narrow-leaved
flame
flower
Talinum
augustissimum
similar
to
Talinum
aurantiacum
but
with
narrower
leaves
and
yellow-orange
flowers,
southwestern
United
States
flame
tree
flame
durrajong
Brachychiton
acerifolius
Sterculia
acerifolia
south
Australian
tree
having
panicles
of
brilliant
scarlet
flowers
flame
tree
broad-leaved
bottletree
Brachychiton
australis
north
Australian
tree
having
white
flowers
and
broad
leaves
kniphofia
tritoma
flame
flower
flame-flower
flameflower
a
plant
of
the
genus
Kniphofia
having
long
grasslike
leaves
and
tall
scapes
of
red
or
yellow
drooping
flowers
royal
poinciana
flamboyant
flame
tree
peacock
flower
Delonix
regia
Poinciana
regia
showy
tropical
tree
or
shrub
native
to
Madagascar,
widely
planted
in
tropical
regions
for
its
immense
racemes
of
scarlet
and
orange
flowers,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Poinciana
flame
pea
any
of
several
small
shrubs
or
twining
vines
having
entire
or
lobed
leaves
and
racemes
of
yellow
to
orangeed
flowers,
Australia
coral
bush
flame
bush
Templetonia
retusa
Australian
shrub
having
simple
obovate
leaves
and
brilliant
scarlet
flowers
flame
tree
fire
tree
Christmas
tree
Nuytsia
floribunda
a
terrestrial
evergreen
shrub
or
small
tree
of
western
Australia
having
brilliant
yellow-orange
flowers,
parasitic
on
roots
of
grasses
coleus
flame
nettle
any
of
various
Old
World
tropical
plants
of
the
genus
Coleus
having
multicolored
decorative
leaves
and
spikes
of
blue
flowers
fire
flame
flaming
the
process
of
combustion
of
inflammable
materials
producing
heat
and
light
and
(often)
smoke,
fire
was
one
of
our
ancestors'
first
discoveries
speed
velocity
distance
travelled
per
unit
time
escape
velocity
the
minimum
velocity
needed
to
escape
a
gravitational
field
muzzle
velocity
the
velocity
of
a
projectile
as
it
leaves
the
muzzle
of
a
gun
peculiar
velocity
velocity
with
respect
to
the
local
standard
of
rest
radial
velocity
velocity
along
the
line
of
sight
toward
or
away
from
the
observer
terminal
velocity
the
constant
maximum
velocity
reached
by
a
body
falling
through
the
atmosphere
under
the
attraction
of
gravity
flame
criticize
harshly,
usually
via
an
electronic
medium,
the
person
who
posted
an
inflammatory
message
got
flamed
flame
be
in
flames
or
aflame,
The
sky
seemed
to
flame
in
the
Hawaiian
sunset
flare
flame
up
blaze
up
burn
up
burn
brightly,
Every
star
seemed
to
flare
with
new
intensity
flare
flame
shine
with
a
sudden
light,
The
night
sky
flared
with
the
massive
bombardment
red-orange
reddish-orange
flame-orange
of
orange
tinged
with
red
flame-colored
flame-coloured
having
the
brilliant
orange-red
color
of
flames
flameproof
flame-retardant
resistant
to
catching
fire
high-speed
high-velocity
operating
at
high
speed,
a
high-speed
food
processor,
a
high-velocity
shell
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