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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Umladungsstreuung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Umladungsstreuung
f
(Kerntechnik)
charge exchange scattering (nuclear engineering)
Umladungsstreuung
f
(Kerntechnik)
charge exchange scattering (nuclear engineering)
Umladung
transshipment
Umladung
f
transshipment
Umladung
f
reloading
Ladungsumkehr
f
; Umladung
f
electr.
charge reversal
Umladung
f
; Bord-zu-Bord-Umschlag
m
transshipment; transhipment
Umladung
f
(Ionenaustausch beim Durchgang durch Materie)
phys.
umladung
Umladung
f
(Brennelementwechsel) (Kerntechnik)
refuelling; reloading (nuclear engineering)
Umschlag
m
; Umschlagen
n
; Umladung
f
(von Waren)
econ.
transp.
transfer; transshipment; transhipment; transshipping; transhipping (of goods)
Umladen
n
; Umladung
f
; Umschlagen
n
; Umschlag
m
(von Waren)
econ.
transp.
transfer; transshipment; transhipment; transshipping (of goods)
Umladungsstreuung
f
(Kerntechnik)
charge exchange scattering (nuclear engineering)
Deutsche
Umladungsstreuung Synonyme
Englische
charge exchange scattering Synonyme
charge
accountability
accounting for
accounts payable
accounts receivable
accredit
accusal
accusation
accuse
accusing
achievement
action
activate
adjure
administration
admission
admission fee
admonish
advowson
afflict
agency
agentship
aggravated assault
aggression
alerion
allegation
allege
allegement
allegiance
amount
amount due
amperage
amphibious attack
amplify
anchorage
animal
charge
annulet
answerability
anticathexis
application
argent
armed assault
armipotence
armorial bearings
armory
arms
arraign
arraignment
arrogation
article
ascription
ask
assail
assailing
assailment
assault
assert
assess
assessment
assign
assignation
assigned task
assignment
attachment
attack
attribute
attribution
auspices
authority
authorization
authorize
azure
bad debts
bail
bale
bandeau
bang
banzai attack
bar
bar sinister
baton
bear hard upon
bearings
beef
behest
bellyful
bend
bend sinister
benefice
bid
bidding
bill
bill of particulars
billet
bills
black power
blame
blast
blazon
blazonry
blitz
blitzkrieg
boil
bolt
book
boot
bordure
borrowing
bossing
bounden duty
breakthrough
brevet
brim
bring accusation
bring
charge
s
bring to book
bringing of
charge
s
bringing to book
broad arrow
brokerage
brute force
budget
budget items
bumper
burden
burden of expenditure
burden with
burdening
burthen
business
busywork
buy on credit
cadency mark
call of duty
call on
call the signals
call upon
canton
capacity
care
care of souls
carfare
cargo
carload
carrying
charge
cartload
cathectic energy
cathexis
caution
cellarage
censure
chaplet
chare
charge
for
charge
s
charging
charisma
charter
chase
chevron
chief
chits
chock
choke
chore
cite
claim
client
clog
clout
coat of arms
cock
cockatrice
cogence
cogency
command
commission
commissioning
commit
commitment
committal
complain
complaint
complement
compulsion
concern
conduct
congest
charge
in
barge in
break in
break in upon
burst in
butt in
come between
crash
crash in
crash the gates
creep in
crowd in
cut in
edge in
elbow in
encroach
entrench
foist in
horn in
impinge
impose
impose on
impose upon
infiltrate
infringe
insinuate
interfere
interlope
interpose
intervene
intrude
invade
irrupt
obtrude
press in
push in
put on
put upon
rush in
slink in
slip in
smash in
sneak in
squeeze in
steal in
storm in
throng in
thrust in
trench
trespass
work in
worm in
charge
off
abate
allow
balance
balance the books
bate
book
bury the hatchet
capitalize
carry
carry over
cast up accounts
charge
to experience
close out
close the books
credit
cut
debit
deduct
depreciate
discount
docket
enter
forget
forgive and forget
journalize
keep books
kick back
let it go
let it pass
log
make allowance
make an entry
minute
note
post
post up
rebate
reduce
refund
strike a balance
take a premium
take off
write off
charge
d
accountable
accused
activated
agitating
alleged
arraigned
ascribable
assignable
attributable
attributed
autoluminescent
blamed
breathtaking
burdened
cited
cliff-hanging
climacteric
contaminated
credited
critical
crucial
cumbered
decisive
denounced
derivable from
derivational
derivative
disquieting
distracting
disturbing
due
electric
electrified
emergent
encumbered
exciting
exhilarating
exigent
explicable
fraught
freighted
full-
charge
d
full-fraught
galvanic
hampered
heady
heart-expanding
heart-stirring
heart-swelling
heart-thrilling
heavy-laden
high-tension
hot
impeached
implicated
impressive
impugned
imputable
imputed
in complicity
incriminated
inculpated
indicted
infected
inflammatory
intoxicating
involved
irradiated
jarring
jolting
kairotic
laden
live
loaded
maddening
mind-blowing
moving
oppressed
overburdened
over
charge
d
overcoming
overfraught
overfreighted
overladen
overloaded
overmastering
overpowering
overtaxed
overweighted
overwhelming
owing
perturbing
piquant
pivotal
poisoned
pregnant
provocative
provoking
putative
radiferous
radioactivated
radioactive
radioluminescent
ravishing
referable
referred to
reproached
saddled
soul-stirring
spirit-stirring
stimulating
stimulative
stirring
striking
super
charge
d
suspenseful
suspensive
tantalizing
tasked
taxed
telling
thrilling
thrilly
traceable
troubling
under attack
under fire
unsettling
upsetting
weighted
weighted down
charge
r
Houyhnhnm
brood mare
colt
courser
critter
dobbin
entire
entire horse
equine
filly
foal
gelding
horse
mare
mount
nag
prancer
stallion
steed
stud
studhorse
tarpan
top horse
trooper
war-horse
wild horse
Umladungsstreuung Definition
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on
or
impose,
as
a
load,
tax,
or
burden
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on
or
impose,
as
a
task,
duty,
or
trust
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on,
impose,
or
make
subject
to
or
liable
for.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
fix
or
demand
as
a
price
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
place
something
to
the
account
of
as
a
debt
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
impute
or
ascribe
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
accuse
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
place
within
or
upon
any
firearm,
piece
of
apparatus
or
machinery,
the
quantity
it
is
intended
and
fitted
to
hold
or
bear
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
ornament
with
or
cause
to
bear
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
assume
as
a
bearing
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
call
to
account
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
down
upon
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
onset
or
rush
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
demand
a
price
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
debit
on
an
account
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
squat
on
its
belly
and
be
still
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
load
or
burder
laid
upon
a
person
or
thing.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
person
or
thing
commited
or
intrusted
to
the
care,
custody,
or
management
of
another
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Custody
or
care
of
any
person,
thing,
or
place
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Heed
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Harm.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
order
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
address
(esp.
an
earnest
or
impressive
address)
containing
instruction
or
exhortation
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
accusation
of
a
wrong
of
offense
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Whatever
constitutes
a
burden
on
property,
as
rents,
taxes,
lines,
etc.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
The
price
demanded
for
a
thing
or
service.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
entry
or
a
account
of
that
which
is
due
from
one
party
to
another
Charge
(
v.
t.)
That
quantity,
as
of
ammunition,
electricity,
ore,
fuel,
etc.,
which
any
apparatus,
as
a
gun,
battery,
furnace,
machine,
etc.,
is
intended
to
receive
and
fitted
to
hold,
or
which
is
actually
in
it
at
one
time
Charge
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
rushing
upon,
or
towards,
an
enemy
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
position
(of
a
weapon)
fitted
for
attack
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
soft
of
plaster
or
ointment.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
bearing.
See
Bearing,
n.,
8.
Charge
(
n.
)
Thirty-six
pigs
of
lead,
each
pig
weighing
about
seventy
pounds
Charge
(
n.
)
Weight
Charge
d'affaires
(
n.
)
A
diplomatic
representative,
or
minister
of
an
inferior
grade,
accredited
by
the
government
of
one
state
to
the
minister
of
foreign
affairs
of
another
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
load
with
a
double
charge,
as
of
gunpowder.
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
overcharge.
Engineering
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Engineer
Engineering
(
n.
)
Originally,
the
art
of
managing
engines
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
giving
or
taking
one
thing
in
return
for
another
which
is
regarded
as
an
equivalent
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
substituting
one
thing
in
the
place
of
another
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
thing
given
or
received
in
return
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
process
of
setting
accounts
or
debts
between
parties
residing
at
a
distance
from
each
other,
without
the
intervention
of
money,
by
exchanging
orders
or
drafts,
called
bills
of
exchange.
These
may
be
drawn
in
one
country
and
payable
in
another,
in
which
case
they
are
called
foreign
bills
Exchange
(
n.
)
A
mutual
grant
of
equal
interests,
the
one
in
consideration
of
the
other.
Estates
exchanged
must
be
equal
in
quantity,
as
fee
simple
for
fee
simple.
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
place
where
the
merchants,
brokers,
and
bankers
of
a
city
meet
at
certain
hours,
to
transact
business.
In
this
sense
often
contracted
to
'Change.
Exchange
(
n.
)
To
part
with
give,
or
transfer
to
another
in
consideration
of
something
received
as
an
equivalent
Exchange
(
n.
)
To
part
with
for
a
substitute
Exchange
(
n.
)
To
give
and
receive
reciprocally,
as
things
of
the
same
kind
Exchange
(
v.
i.)
To
be
changed
or
received
in
exchange
for
Nuclear
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
nucleus
charge exchange scattering (nuclear engineering) Bedeutung
exchange
(chess)
the
capture
by
both
players
(usually
on
consecutive
moves)
of
pieces
of
equal
value,
the
endgame
began
after
the
exchange
of
queens
exchange
(chess)
gaining
(or
losing)
a
rook
in
return
for
a
knight
or
bishop,
black
lost
the
exchange
substitution
exchange
commutation
the
act
of
putting
one
thing
or
person
in
the
place
of
another:
he
sent
Smith
in
for
Jones
but
the
substitution
came
too
late
to
help
exchange
transfusion
slow
removal
of
a
person's
blood
and
its
replacement
with
equal
amounts
of
a
donor's
blood
scatter
scattering
strewing
the
act
of
scattering
somatic
cell
nuclear
transplantation
somatic
cell
nuclear
transfer
SCNT
nuclear
transplantation
moving
a
cell
nucleus
and
its
genetic
material
from
one
cell
to
another
mission
charge
commission
a
special
assignment
that
is
given
to
a
person
or
group,
a
confidential
mission
to
London,
his
charge
was
deliver
a
message
nuclear
terrorism
the
use
of
a
nuclear
device
by
a
terrorist
organization
to
cause
massive
devastation
or
the
use
(or
threat
of
use)
of
fissionable
radioactive
materials,
assaults
on
nuclear
power
plants
is
one
form
of
nuclear
terrorism
care
charge
tutelage
guardianship
attention
and
management
implying
responsibility
for
safety,
he
is
in
the
care
of
a
bodyguard
technology
engineering
the
practical
application
of
science
to
commerce
or
industry
aeronautical
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
aircraft
automotive
technology
automotive
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
automobiles
chemical
engineering
the
activity
of
applying
chemistry
to
the
solution
of
practical
problems
charge
an
impetuous
rush
toward
someone
or
something,
the
wrestler's
charge
carried
him
past
his
adversary,
the
battle
began
with
a
cavalry
charge
banzai
attack
banzai
charge
a
mass
attack
of
troops
without
concern
for
casualties,
originated
by
Japanese
who
accompanied
it
with
yells
of
`banzai'
nuclear
deterrence
the
military
doctrine
that
an
enemy
will
be
deterred
from
using
nuclear
weapons
as
long
as
he
can
be
destroyed
as
a
consequence,
when
two
nations
both
resort
to
nuclear
deterrence
the
consequence
could
be
mutual
destruction
exchange
interchange
reciprocal
transfer
of
equivalent
sums
of
money
(especially
the
currencies
of
different
countries),
he
earns
his
living
from
the
interchange
of
currency
exchange
the
act
of
giving
something
in
return
for
something
received,
deductible
losses
on
sales
or
exchanges
of
property
are
allowable
exchange
interchange
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
for
another
thing,
Adam
was
promised
immortality
in
exchange
for
his
disobedience,
there
was
an
interchange
of
prisoners
rally
exchange
(sports)
an
unbroken
sequence
of
several
successive
strokes,
after
a
short
rally
Connors
won
the
point
American
Stock
Exchange
AMEX
Curb
a
stock
exchange
in
New
York
atomic
warhead
nuclear
warhead
thermonuclear
warhead
nuke
the
warhead
of
a
missile
designed
to
deliver
an
atom
bomb
central
telephone
exchange
exchange
a
workplace
that
serves
as
a
telecommunications
facility
where
lines
from
telephones
can
be
connected
together
to
permit
communication
charge
burster
bursting
charge
explosive
charge
a
quantity
of
explosive
to
be
set
off
at
one
time,
this
cartridge
has
a
powder
charge
ofgrains
charge
bearing
heraldic
bearing
armorial
bearing
heraldry
consisting
of
a
design
or
image
depicted
on
a
shield
charge-exchange
accelerator
an
accelerator
in
which
high-energy
ions
escape
from
plasma
following
charge
exchange
commodity
exchange
commodities
exchange
commodities
market
an
exchange
for
buying
and
selling
commodities
for
future
delivery
corn
exchange
an
exchange
where
grains
are
bought
and
sold
depth
charge
depth
bomb
a
bomb
that
explodes
at
a
preset
depth
under
water,
antisubmarine
device
engineering
engine
room
a
room
(as
on
a
ship)
in
which
the
engine
is
located
exchange
a
workplace
for
buying
and
selling,
open
only
to
members
futures
exchange
futures
market
forward
market
a
commodity
exchange
where
futures
contracts
are
traded
nautilus
nuclear
submarine
nuclear-powered
submarine
a
submarine
that
is
propelled
by
nuclear
power
New
York
Stock
Exchange
N.
Y.
Stock
Exchange
NYSE
big
board
a
stock
exchange
in
New
York
nuclear-powered
ship
ship
whose
motive
power
comes
from
the
energy
of
a
nuclear
reactor
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
nuclear
rocket
a
rocket
engine
in
which
a
nuclear
reactor
is
used
to
heat
a
propellant
nuclear
weapon
atomic
weapon
a
weapon
of
mass
destruction
whose
explosive
power
derives
from
a
nuclear
reaction
post
exchange
PX
a
commissary
on
a
United
States
Army
post
stock
exchange
stock
market
securities
market
an
exchange
where
security
trading
is
conducted
by
professional
stockbrokers
nuclear
medicine
the
branch
of
medicine
that
uses
radioactive
materials
either
to
image
a
patient's
body
or
to
destroy
diseased
cells
radiochemistry
nuclear
chemistry
the
chemistry
of
radioactive
substances
nuclear
physics
atomic
physics
nucleonics
the
branch
of
physics
that
studies
the
internal
structure
of
atomic
nuclei
conservation
of
charge
conservation
of
electricity
the
principle
that
the
total
electric
charge
of
a
system
remains
constant
despite
changes
inside
the
system
engineering
engineering
science
applied
science
technology
the
discipline
dealing
with
the
art
or
science
of
applying
scientific
knowledge
to
practical
problems,
he
had
trouble
deciding
which
branch
of
engineering
to
study
aeronautical
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
science
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
of
aircraft
genetic
engineering
gene-splicing
recombinant
DNA
technology
the
technology
of
preparing
recombinant
DNA
in
vitro
by
cutting
up
DNA
molecules
and
splicing
together
fragments
from
more
than
one
organism
chemical
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
that
is
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
and
operation
of
the
plants
and
machinery
used
in
industrial
chemical
processes
civil
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
of
such
public
works
as
dams
or
bridges
hydraulic
engineering
the
branch
of
civil
engineering
dealing
with
the
use
and
control
of
water
in
motion
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