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Definition
Synonym
Immission
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Immission
f
envir.
immission
; effect of gases noise smells etc. on the environment
Immission
f
; schädliche Einwirkung
f
von Emissionen auf Mensch und Umwelt
envir.
pollution input; pollution impact; detrimental impact of emissions on humans or the environment;
immission
rare
Immission
f
envir.
immission
; effect of gases noise smells etc. on the environment
Immission
f
; schädliche Einwirkung
f
von Emissionen auf Mensch und Umwelt
envir.
pollution input; pollution impact; detrimental impact of emissions on humans or the environment;
immission
rare
Deutsche
Immission Synonyme
Englische
immission; effect of gases noise smells etc. on the environment Synonyme
Immission 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
Environment
(
n.
)
Act
of
environing
Environment
(
n.
)
That
which
environs
or
surrounds
Gases
(
pl.
)
of
Gas
Immission
(
n.
)
The
act
of
immitting,
or
of
sending
or
thrusting
in
Noise
(
n.
)
Sound
of
any
kind.
Noise
(
n.
)
Especially,
loud,
confused,
or
senseless
sound
Noise
(
n.
)
Loud
or
continuous
talk
Noise
(
n.
)
Music,
in
general
Noise
(
v.
i.)
To
sound
Noise
(
v.
t.)
To
spread
by
rumor
or
report.
Noise
(
v.
t.)
To
disturb
with
noise.
immission; effect of gases noise smells etc. on the environment Bedeutung
arterial
blood
gases
measurement
of
the
pH
level
and
the
oxygen
and
carbon
dioxide
concentrations
in
arterial
blood,
important
in
diagnosis
of
many
respiratory
diseases
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
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
randomness
haphazardness
stochasticity
noise
the
quality
of
lacking
any
predictable
order
or
plan
effect
force
(of
a
law)
having
legal
validity,
the
law
is
still
in
effect
noise
incomprehensibility
resulting
from
irrelevant
information
or
meaningless
facts
or
remarks,
all
the
noise
in
his
speech
concealed
the
fact
that
he
didn't
have
anything
to
say
noise
level
background
level
the
amplitude
level
of
the
undesired
background
noise
noise
dissonance
racket
the
auditory
experience
of
sound
that
lacks
musical
quality,
sound
that
is
a
disagreeable
auditory
experience,
modern
music
is
just
noise
to
me
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
kinetic
theory
kinetic
theory
of
gases
(physics)
a
theory
that
gases
consist
of
small
particles
in
random
motion
effect
essence
burden
core
gist
the
central
meaning
or
theme
of
a
speech
or
literary
work
noise
a
loud
outcry
of
protest
or
complaint,
the
announcement
of
the
election
recount
caused
a
lot
of
noise,
whatever
it
was
he
didn't
like
it
and
he
was
going
to
let
them
know
by
making
as
loud
a
noise
as
he
could
noise
sound
of
any
kind
(especially
unintelligible
or
dissonant
sound),
he
enjoyed
the
street
noises,
they
heard
indistinct
noises
of
people
talking,
during
the
firework
display
that
ended
the
gala
the
noise
reached
decibels
noise
interference
disturbance
electrical
or
acoustic
activity
that
can
disturb
communication
background
noise
ground
noise
extraneous
noise
contaminating
sound
measurements
that
cannot
be
separated
from
the
desired
signal
surface
noise
noise
produced
by
the
friction
of
the
stylus
of
a
record
player
moving
over
the
rotating
record
white
noise
a
noise
produced
by
a
stimulus
containing
all
of
the
audible
frequencies
of
vibration,
white
noise
is
a
good
masking
agent
radio
noise
static
at
radio
wavelengths
environment
environs
surroundings
surround
the
area
in
which
something
exists
or
lives,
the
country--the
flat
agricultural
surround
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
signal-to-noise
ratio
signal-to-noise
signal
noise
ratio
signal
noise
S
N
the
ratio
of
signal
intensity
to
noise
intensity
noise
conditions
the
condition
of
being
noisy
(as
in
a
communication
channel)
environment
the
totality
of
surrounding
conditions,
he
longed
for
the
comfortable
environment
of
his
living
room
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
noise
pollution
sound
pollution
annoying
and
potentially
harmful
environmental
noise
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
make
noise
resound
noise
emit
a
noise
effect
f
act
so
as
to
bring
into
existence,
effect
a
change
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