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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Inhibit Impuls
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Inhibit-Impuls
m
; Sperrimpuls
m
comp.
inhibit pulse
Anstoß, Antrieb, Impuls
impulse
Anstoß
m
, Impuls
m
Anstöße
pl
, Impulse
pl
impulse
impulses
Bewegungsgröße
f
, Impuls
m
linear momentum
Dirac-Impuls
m
math.
unit-impulse-sequence
Impuls
m
Impulse
pl
impulse, impetus
impulses
Impuls
m
phys.
momentum, linear momentum
Impuls
m
pulse
Anstoss, Impuls
impulse
Impuls
impulse
Impuls
momentum
Impuls
pulse
Anstoß
m
; Impuls
m
Anstöße
pl
; Impulse
pl
impulse
impulses
Bewegungsgröße
f
; Impuls
m
linear momentum
Impuls
m
Impulse
pl
impulse; impetus
impulses
Impuls
m
phys.
momentum; linear momentum
Impuls
m
geogr.
phys.
spike (seismic signal)
Inhibit-Impuls
m
; Sperrimpuls
m
comp.
inhibit pulse
Schub
m
; Impuls
m
(für etw.)
übtr.
Schübe
pl
; Impulse
pl
Impulse für Investitionen
die Wirtschaft beleben
den Verkauf ankurbeln
fillip (to sth.)
fillips
a fillip to investment
to give a fillip to the economy
to provide a fillip to sales
sich etw. verbeißen
v
; etw. unterdrücken
v
ein Gähnen unterdrücken
Er unterdrückte den Impuls sie zu ohrfeigen.
Er konnte sich das Lachen kaum verbeißen.
to stifle sth. (emotion)
to stifle a yawn
He stifled an urge to slap her.
He could barely stifle his laughter.
Impuls
m
Impulse
pl
Bewegungsimpuls
m
impulse; impetus
impulses
impulse of movement
jdn. etw. als jdn. etw. deklarieren; anpreisen; bewerben; groß ankündigen
v
deklarierend; anpreisend; bewerbend; groß ankündigend
deklariert; angepreisen; beworben; groß angekündigt
als jd. etw. deklariert angepriesen beworben werden
Sie deklarierten Ihr Vorgehen als politischen Impuls.
Auf dem Schild heraußen wird das Lokal als 'Asiatisches Spezialitätenrestaurant' angepriesen.
Er wurde als Fitness-Guru groß angekündigt.
to bill sb. sth. as sb. sth.
billing as
billed as
to be billed as sb. sth.
They billed their approach as a political impetus.
The sign outside bills the place as an 'Asian speciality restaurant'.
He was billed as a fitness guru.
sich etw. verbeißen
v
; etw. unterdrücken
v
ein Gähnen unterdrücken
Er unterdrückte den Impuls, sie zu ohrfeigen.
Er konnte sich das Lachen kaum verbeißen.
to stifle sth. (emotion)
to stifle a yawn
He stifled an urge to slap her.
He could barely stifle his laughter.
Deutsche
Inhibit Impuls Synonyme
impuls
Bewegungsgröße
ÂImpuls
Impetus
ÂImpuls
ÂSchwungkraft
ÂStoßkraft
ÂWucht
Anregung
ÂAnstoß
ÂAuslöser
ÂImpetus
ÂImpuls
ÂInitiierung
Anstoß
ÂImpuls
(fachsprachlich)
ÂInitiierung
(fachsprachlich)
ÂStoß
inhibit
arrest
avert
ban
bar
bit
bottle up
box up
bridle
cage
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inhibit pulse Synonyme
inhibit
arrest
avert
ban
bar
bit
bottle up
box up
bridle
cage
check
cloister
confine
constrain
contain
control
cool
cool off
coop
coop in
coop up
cork up
countercheck
crib
curb
curtail
dam up
damp
dampen
debar
decelerate
delay
deny
detain
disallow
discourage
dompt
embargo
encage
enclose
enjoin
exclude
exclude from
fence in
forbid
frustrate
govern
guard
hem in
hinder
hold
hold at bay
hold back
hold down
hold fast
hold in
hold in check
hold in custody
hold in leash
hold in restraint
hold up
immure
impede
impound
intercept
interdict
interfere
interfere with
intermeddle
interrupt
intervene
keep
keep back
keep from
keep in
keep in check
keep in custody
keep in detention
keep under
keep under control
lay under restraint
lock in
maintain
meddle
mew
mew up
obstruct
oppose
outlaw
pen
pen up
pound
preclude
preserve
prevent
prohibit
proscribe
pull
pull in
rail in
refuse
rein
rein in
reject
repress
resist
restrain
restrict
retain
retard
retrench
rule out
save
save up
say no to
scotch
seal up
set back
shackle
shut in
shut out
shut up
slacken
slow down
smother
snub
stifle
stop
straiten
sublimate
suppress
taboo
wall in
ward
withhold
inhibit
ed
abashed
arrested
bridled
cold
constrained
controlled
curbed
embarrassed
guarded
in check
in leading strings
in remission
on leash
passionless
pent-up
repressed
reserved
restrained
retarded
reticent
self-conscious
shy
slowed down
under control
under discipline
under restraint
undersexed
unresponsive
uptight
inhibit
ing
choking
constraining
constrictive
contrary
counterproductive
crosswise
hindering
hindersome
in the way
inhibit
ive
interrupting
interruptive
obstructing
obstructive
obstruent
occlusive
repressive
restraining
restrictive
stifling
strangling
stultifying
suppressive
troublesome
inhibit
ion
Eighteenth Amendment
Prohibition Party
Volstead Act
arrest
arrestation
arrestment
ban
bar
barrier
block
blockage
blocking
bottling up
censorship
check
clogging
closing up
closure
constraint
constriction
contraband
control
cooling
cooling down
cooling off
corking up
cramp
curb
curtailment
deceleration
defence
delay
denial
detainment
detention
disallowance
embargo
exclusion
fixation
foot-dragging
forbiddance
forbidden fruit
forbidding
hampering
hindering
hindrance
holdback
holding
holding in
holdup
impediment
index
index expurgatorius
index librorum prohibitorum
injunction
interdict
interdiction
interdictum
interference
interruption
keeping
law
legal restraint
let
locking in
maintenance
monopoly
negativism
no-no
nuisance value
obstruction
obstructionism
occlusion
opposition
preclusion
prehension
preservation
prevention
prohibition
prohibitory injunction
proscription
protection
protectionism
protective tariff
psychological block
rationing
refusal
rein
rejection
repression
resistance
restraint
restraint of trade
restriction
restrictive covenants
retainment
retardation
retardment
retention
retentiveness
retentivity
retrenchment
ruling out
self-consciousness
self-control
setback
slowing down
squeeze
statute
stranglehold
stricture
sumptuary laws
suppression
taboo
tariff wall
tenacity
thought control
zoning
zoning laws
inhibit
ive
choking
constraining
constrictive
contrary
counterproductive
crosswise
exclusive
forbidding
hindering
hindersome
in the way
inhibit
ing
inhibit
ory
interdictive
interdictory
interrupting
interruptive
obstructing
obstructive
obstruent
occlusive
preclusive
preventive
prohibiting
prohibitive
prohibitory
proscriptive
repressive
restraining
restrictive
stifling
strangling
stultifying
suppressive
troublesome
Inhibit Impuls Definition
Inhibit
(
v.
t.)
To
check
Inhibit
(
v.
t.)
To
forbid
Pulse
(
n.
)
Leguminous
plants,
or
their
seeds,
as
beans,
pease,
etc.
Pulse
(
n.
)
The
beating
or
throbbing
of
the
heart
or
blood
vessels,
especially
of
the
arteries.
Pulse
(
n.
)
Any
measured
or
regular
beat
Pulse
(
v.
i.)
To
beat,
as
the
arteries
Pulse
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
by
a
pulsation
inhibit pulse Bedeutung
kicksorter
pulse
height
analyzer
scientific
instrument
consisting
of
an
electronic
circuit
that
permits
only
voltage
pulses
of
predetermined
height
to
pass
pulse
counter
an
electronic
counter
that
counts
the
number
of
electric
pulses
pulse
generator
a
generator
of
single
or
multiple
voltage
pulses,
usually
adjustable
for
pulse
rate
pulse
timing
circuit
a
circuit
that
times
pulses
pulse
modulation
modulation
that
imposes
a
signal
on
a
train
of
pulses
pulse-time
modulation
modulation
of
the
time
between
successive
pulses
pulse
pulsation
heartbeat
beat
the
rhythmic
contraction
and
expansion
of
the
arteries
with
each
beat
of
the
heart,
he
could
feel
the
beat
of
her
heart
pulsation
pulsing
pulse
impulse
(electronics)
a
sharp
transient
wave
in
the
normal
electrical
state
(or
a
series
of
such
transients),
the
pulsations
seemed
to
be
coming
from
a
star
pulse
edible
seeds
of
various
pod-bearing
plants
(peas
or
beans
or
lentils
etc.)
horse
gram
horse
grain
poor
man's
pulse
Macrotyloma
uniflorum
Dolichos
biflorus
twining
herb
of
Old
World
tropics
cultivated
in
India
for
food
and
fodder,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Dolichos
pulse
pulse
rate
heart
rate
the
rate
at
which
the
heart
beats,
usually
measured
to
obtain
a
quick
evaluation
of
a
person's
health
femoral
pulse
pulse
of
the
femoral
artery
(felt
in
the
groin)
radial
pulse
pulse
of
the
radial
artery
(felt
in
the
wrist)
suppress
stamp
down
inhibit
subdue
conquer
curb
to
put
down
by
force
or
authority,
suppress
a
nascent
uprising,
stamp
down
on
littering,
conquer
one's
desires
inhibit
limit
the
range
or
extent
of,
Contact
between
the
young
was
inhibited
by
strict
social
customs
pulse
pulsate
produce
or
modulate
(as
electromagnetic
waves)
in
the
form
of
short
bursts
or
pulses
or
cause
an
apparatus
to
produce
pulses,
pulse
waves,
a
transmitter
pulsed
by
an
electronic
tube
pulsate
throb
pulse
expand
and
contract
rhythmically,
beat
rhythmically,
The
baby's
heart
was
pulsating
again
after
the
surgeon
massaged
it
pulse
drive
by
or
as
if
by
pulsation,
A
soft
breeze
pulsed
the
air
inhibit
bottle
up
suppress
control
and
refrain
from
showing,
of
emotions,
desires,
impulses,
or
behavior
inhibit
limit,
block,
or
decrease
the
action
or
function
of,
inhibit
the
action
of
the
enzyme,
inhibit
the
rate
of
a
chemical
reaction
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