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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Reaktorbecken
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Reaktorbecken
n
techn.
Reaktorbecken
pl
reactor well; refuelling cavity
reactor wells; refuelling cavities
Reaktorbecken
n
techn.
Reaktorbecken
pl
reactor well; refuelling cavity
reactor wells; refuelling cavities
Reaktorbau
m
reactor construction
Reaktorbaureihe
f
; Reaktorfamilie
f
techn.
Reaktorbaureihen
pl
; Reaktorfamilien
pl
reactor system
reactor systems
Reaktorbaustahl
m
techn.
constructional steel for reactors
Reaktorbecken
n
techn.
Reaktorbecken
pl
reactor well; refuelling cavity
reactor wells; refuelling cavities
Reaktorbehälter
m
; Reaktordruckbehälter
m
techn.
Reaktorbehälter
pl
; Reaktordruckbehälter
pl
reactor vessel; reactor pressure vessel
reactor vessels; reactor pressure vessels
Reaktorbeschaffenheit
f
reactor constitution
Reaktorbeschaffenheit
f
techn.
reactor constitution
Reaktorbetrieb
m
techn.
reactor control
Reaktorblock
m
techn.
Reaktorblöcke
pl
reactor block
reactor blocks
Deutsche
Reaktorbecken Synonyme
Englische
reactor well; refuelling cavity Synonyme
reactor
atomic pile
breeder
reactor
bricks
chain
reactor
chain-reacting pile
fast pile
furnace
heterogeneous
reactor
homogeneous
reactor
intermediate pile
lattice
neutron factory
nuclear furnace
pile
plutonium
reactor
power
reactor
power-breeder
reactor
radioactive waste
reactor
pile
rods
slow pile
stellarator
uranium
reactor
Reaktorbecken Definition
Cavities
(
pl.
)
of
Cavity
Cavity
(
n.
)
Hollowness.
Cavity
(
n.
)
A
hollow
place
reactor well; refuelling cavity / reactor wells; refuelling cavities Bedeutung
blastocoel
blastocoele
blastocele
segmentation
cavity
cleavage
cavity
the
fluid-filled
cavity
inside
a
blastula
atomic
pile
atomic
reactor
pile
chain
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
controlled
nuclear
fission
to
generate
energy
boiling
water
reactor
BWR
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
water
as
a
coolant
and
moderator,
the
water
boils
in
the
reactor
core
and
the
steam
produced
can
drive
a
steam
turbine
breeder
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
produces
more
fissile
material
than
it
burns
cavity
wall
a
wall
formed
of
two
thicknesses
of
masonry
with
a
space
between
them
chemical
reactor
an
apparatus
for
holding
substances
that
are
undergoing
a
chemical
reaction
fast
reactor
nuclear
reactor
in
which
nuclear
fissions
are
caused
by
fast
neutrons
because
little
or
no
moderator
is
used
gasooled
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
using
gas
as
a
coolant
liquid
metal
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
using
liquid
metal
as
a
coolant
nuclear
reactor
reactor
(physics)
any
of
several
kinds
of
apparatus
that
maintain
and
control
a
nuclear
reaction
for
the
production
of
energy
or
artificial
elements
pressurized
water
reactor
PWR
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
water
as
a
coolant
and
moderator,
the
steam
produced
can
drive
a
steam
turbine
reactor
an
electrical
device
used
to
introduce
reactance
into
a
circuit
resonator
cavity
resonator
resonating
chamber
a
hollow
chamber
whose
dimensions
allow
the
resonant
oscillation
of
electromagnetic
or
acoustic
waves
thermal
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
in
which
nuclear
fissions
are
caused
by
neutrons
that
are
slowed
down
by
a
moderator
thermonuclear
reactor
fusion
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
controlled
nuclear
fusion
to
generate
energy
waterooled
reactor
nuclear
reactor
using
water
as
a
coolant
glenoid
fossa
glenoid
cavity
the
concavity
in
the
head
of
the
scapula
that
receives
the
head
of
the
humerus
to
form
the
shoulder
joint
pulp
cavity
the
central
cavity
of
a
tooth
containing
the
pulp
(including
the
root
canal)
eye
socket
orbit
cranial
orbit
orbital
cavity
the
bony
cavity
in
the
skull
containing
the
eyeball
mouth
oral
cavity
oral
fissure
rima
oris
the
opening
through
which
food
is
taken
in
and
vocalizations
emerge,
he
stuffed
his
mouth
with
candy
buccal
cavity
the
cavity
between
the
jaws
and
the
cheeks
cavity
bodily
cavity
cavum
(anatomy)
a
natural
hollow
or
sinus
within
the
body
middle
ear
tympanic
cavity
tympanum
the
main
cavity
of
the
ear,
between
the
eardrum
and
the
inner
ear
pleural
cavity
the
cavity
in
the
thorax
that
contains
the
lungs
and
heart
cranial
cavity
intracranial
cavity
the
cavity
enclosed
by
the
cranium
amniotic
cavity
the
fluid-filled
cavity
that
surrounds
the
developing
embryo
peritoneal
cavity
greater
peritoneal
sac
the
interior
of
the
peritoneum,
a
potential
space
between
layers
of
the
peritoneum
bursa
omentalis
omental
bursa
lesser
peritoneal
cavity
an
isolated
part
of
the
peritoneal
cavity
that
is
dorsal
to
the
stomach
pericardial
cavity
pericardial
space
the
space
between
the
layers
of
the
pericardium
that
contains
fluid
that
lubricates
the
membrane
surfaces
and
allows
easy
heart
movement
uterine
cavity
the
space
inside
the
uterus
between
the
cervical
canal
and
the
Fallopian
tubes
nasal
cavity
either
of
the
two
cavities
lying
between
the
floor
of
the
cranium
and
the
roof
of
the
mouth
and
extending
from
the
face
to
the
pharynx
tubular
cavity
a
cavity
having
the
shape
of
a
tube
armpit
axilla
axillary
cavity
axillary
fossa
the
hollow
under
the
arm
where
it
is
joined
to
the
shoulder,
they
were
up
to
their
armpits
in
water
chest
cavity
thoracic
cavity
the
cavity
in
the
vertebrate
body
enclosed
by
the
ribs
between
the
diaphragm
and
the
neck
and
containing
the
lungs
and
heart
abdominal
cavity
abdomen
the
cavity
containing
the
major
viscera,
in
mammals
it
is
separated
from
the
thorax
by
the
diaphragm
acetabulum
cotyloid
cavity
the
cup-shaped
hollow
in
the
hipbone
into
which
the
head
of
the
femur
fits
to
form
a
ball-and-socket
joint
pelvic
cavity
the
space
bounded
by
the
bones
of
the
pelvis
and
containing
the
pelvic
viscera
pit
cavity
a
sizeable
hole
(usually
in
the
ground),
they
dug
a
pit
to
bury
the
body
Beadle
George
Beadle
George
Wells
Beadle
United
States
biologist
who
discovered
how
hereditary
characteristics
are
transmitted
by
genes
(-)
Wells
H.
G.
Wells
Herbert
George
Wells
prolific
English
writer
best
known
for
his
science-fiction
novels,
he
also
wrote
on
contemporary
social
problems
and
wrote
popular
accounts
of
history
and
science
(-)
cavity
caries
dental
caries
tooth
decay
soft
decayed
area
in
a
tooth,
progressive
decay
can
lead
to
the
death
of
a
tooth
cavity
enclosed
space
space
that
is
surrounded
by
something
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