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Definition
Synonym
Wasserstofftriebwerk
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wasserstofftriebwerk
n
hydrogen jet engine
Wasserstofftriebwerk
n
Wasserstofftriebwerk
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pl
hydrogen jet engine
hydrogen jet engines
Wasserstofftriebwerk
n
hydrogen jet engine
Wasserstofftriebwerk
n
Wasserstofftriebwerk
e
pl
hydrogen jet engine
hydrogen jet engines
Deutsche
Wasserstofftriebwerk Synonyme
Englische
hydrogen jet engine Synonyme
hydrogen
bomb
A-bomb
H-bomb
atomic bomb
atomic warhead
clean bomb
cobalt bomb
dirty bomb
fusion bomb
hell bomb
limited nuclear weapons
nuclear artillery
nuclear explosive
nuclear warhead
plutonium bomb
superbomb
tactical nuclear weapons
thermonuclear bomb
thermonuclear warhead
hydrogen
ate
acetify
acidify
acidulate
aerate
aerify
alkalify
alkalize
atomize
borate
carbonate
catalyze
chemical
chlorinate
distill
electrolyze
emit
etherify
etherize
evaporate
exhale
ferment
fluidize
fractionate
fume
fumigate
gasify
give off
homopolymerize
hydrate
hydroxylate
isomerize
nitrate
oxidize
oxygenate
pepsinate
perfume
peroxidize
phosphatize
polymerize
reduce
reek
send out
smoke
spray
steam
sublimate
sublime
sulfate
sulfatize
sulfonate
vaporize
volatilize
work
Wasserstofftriebwerk Definition
Air
engine
(
)
An
engine
driven
by
heated
or
by
compressed
air.
Engine
(
n.
)
(Pronounced,
in
this
sense,
////.)
Natural
capacity
Engine
(
n.
)
Anything
used
to
effect
a
purpose
Engine
(
n.
)
Any
instrument
by
which
any
effect
is
produced
Engine
(
n.
)
A
compound
machine
by
which
any
physical
power
is
applied
to
produce
a
given
physical
effect.
Engine
(
v.
t.)
To
assault
with
an
engine.
Engine
(
v.
t.)
To
equip
with
an
engine
Engine
(
v.
t.)
(Pronounced,
in
this
sense,
/////.)
To
rack
Engine-sized
(
a.
)
Sized
by
a
machine,
and
not
while
in
the
pulp
Hydrogen
(
n.
)
A
gaseous
element,
colorless,
tasteless,
and
odorless,
the
lightest
known
substance,
being
fourteen
and
a
half
times
lighter
than
air
(hence
its
use
in
filling
balloons),
and
over
eleven
thousand
times
lighter
than
water.
It
is
very
abundant,
being
an
ingredient
of
water
and
of
many
other
substances,
especially
those
of
animal
or
vegetable
origin.
It
may
by
produced
in
many
ways,
but
is
chiefly
obtained
by
the
action
of
acids
(as
sulphuric)
on
metals,
as
zinc,
iron,
etc.
It
is
very
inflammable,
and
is
an
ingredient
of
coal
gas
and
water
gas.
It
is
standard
of
chemical
equivalents
or
combining
weights,
and
also
of
valence,
being
the
typical
monad.
Symbol
H.
Atomic
weight
1.
Steam
engine
(
)
An
engine
moved
by
steam.
Water
engine
(
)
An
engine
to
raise
water
hydrogen jet engine Bedeutung
aircraft
engine
the
engine
that
powers
and
aircraft
automobile
engine
the
engine
that
propels
an
automobile
auxiliary
engine
donkey
engine
(nautical)
a
small
engine
(as
one
used
on
board
ships
to
operate
a
windlass)
cooling
system
engine
cooling
system
equipment
in
a
motor
vehicle
that
cools
the
engine
diesel
diesel
engine
diesel
motor
an
internalombustion
engine
that
burns
heavy
oil
engine
motor
that
converts
thermal
energy
to
mechanical
work
engine
an
instrument
or
machine
that
is
used
in
warfare,
such
as
a
battering
ram,
catapult,
artillery
piece,
etc.,
medieval
engines
of
war
engine
block
cylinder
block
block
a
metal
casting
containing
the
cylinders
and
cooling
ducts
of
an
engine,
the
engine
had
to
be
replaced
because
the
block
was
cracked
engineering
engine
room
a
room
(as
on
a
ship)
in
which
the
engine
is
located
externalombustion
engine
a
heat
engine
in
which
ignition
occurs
outside
the
chamber
(cylinder
or
turbine)
in
which
heat
is
converted
to
mechanical
energy
fanjet
fan-jet
fanjet
engine
turbojet
turbojet
engine
turbofan
turbofan
engine
a
jet
engine
in
which
a
fan
driven
by
a
turbine
provides
extra
air
to
the
burner
and
gives
extra
thrust
fire
engine
fire
truck
any
of
various
large
trucks
that
carry
firemen
and
equipment
to
the
site
of
a
fire
four-stroke
engine
four-stroke
internalombustion
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
in
which
an
explosive
mixture
is
drawn
into
the
cylinder
on
the
first
stroke
and
is
compressed
and
ignited
on
the
second
stroke,
work
is
done
on
the
third
stroke
and
the
products
of
combustion
are
exhausted
on
the
fourth
stroke
gas
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
similar
to
a
gasoline
engine
but
using
natural
gas
instead
of
gasoline
vapor
gasoline
engine
petrol
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
that
burns
gasoline,
most
automobiles
are
driven
by
gasoline
engines
heat
engine
any
engine
that
makes
use
of
heat
to
do
work
hydrogen
bomb
H-bomb
fusion
bomb
thermonuclear
bomb
a
nuclear
weapon
that
releases
atomic
energy
by
union
of
light
(hydrogen)
nuclei
at
high
temperatures
to
form
helium
internalombustion
engine
ICE
a
heat
engine
in
which
combustion
occurs
inside
the
engine
rather
than
in
a
separate
furnace,
heat
expands
a
gas
that
either
moves
a
piston
or
turns
a
gas
turbine
ion
engine
a
type
of
reaction-propulsion
engine
to
propel
rockets
in
space,
a
stream
of
positive
ions
is
accelerated
to
a
high
velocity
by
an
electric
field
jet
engine
a
gas
turbine
produces
a
stream
of
hot
gas
that
propels
a
jet
plane
by
reaction
propulsion
locomotive
engine
locomotive
engine
railway
locomotive
a
wheeled
vehicle
consisting
of
a
self-propelled
engine
that
is
used
to
draw
trains
along
railway
tracks
pilot
engine
a
locomotive
that
precedes
a
train
to
check
the
track
radial
engine
rotary
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
having
cylinders
arranged
radially
around
a
central
crankcase
ramjet
ramjet
engine
atherodyde
athodyd
flying
drainpipe
a
simple
type
of
jet
engine,
must
be
launched
at
high
speed
reaction-propulsion
engine
reaction
engine
a
jet
or
rocket
engine
based
on
a
form
of
aerodynamic
propulsion
in
which
the
vehicle
emits
a
high-speed
stream
reciprocating
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
in
which
the
crankshaft
is
turned
by
pistons
moving
up
and
down
in
cylinders
rocket
rocket
engine
a
jet
engine
containing
its
own
propellant
and
driven
by
reaction
propulsion
rotary
engine
an
internalombustion
engine
in
which
power
is
transmitted
directly
to
rotating
components
steam
engine
externalombustion
engine
in
which
heat
is
used
to
raise
steam
which
either
turns
a
turbine
or
forces
a
piston
to
move
up
and
down
in
a
cylinder
switch
engine
donkey
engine
a
locomotive
for
switching
rolling
stock
in
a
railroad
yard
tank
engine
tank
locomotive
a
locomotive
that
carries
its
own
fuel
and
water,
no
tender
is
needed
traction
engine
steam-powered
locomotive
for
drawing
heavy
loads
along
surfaces
other
than
tracks
valve-in-head
engine
internalombustion
engine
having
both
inlet
and
exhaust
valves
located
in
the
cylinder
head
Wankel
engine
Wankel
rotary
engine
epitrochoidal
engine
a
rotary
engine
that
is
a
four-stroke
internalombustion
engine
without
reciprocating
parts
hydrogen
ion
concentration
the
number
of
moles
of
hydrogen
ions
per
cubic
decimeter
search
engine
a
computer
program
that
retrieves
documents
or
files
or
data
from
a
database
or
from
a
computer
network
(especially
from
the
internet)
engine
failure
engine
does
not
run
hydrogen
ion
a
positively
charged
atom
of
hydrogen,
that
is
to
say,
a
normal
hydrogen
atomic
nucleus
engineer
locomotive
engineer
railroad
engineer
engine
driver
the
operator
of
a
railway
locomotive
engine
something
used
to
achieve
a
purpose,
an
engine
of
change
hydrogen
bond
a
chemical
bond
consisting
of
a
hydrogen
atom
between
two
electronegative
atoms
(e.g.,
oxygen
or
nitrogen)
with
one
side
be
a
covalent
bond
and
the
other
being
an
ionic
bond
hydrazoic
acid
azoimide
hydrogen
azide
HN
a
colorless
explosive
liquid
that
is
volatile
and
poisonous
and
foul-smelling
hydrogen
cyanide
a
highly
poisonous
gas
or
volatile
liquid
that
smells
like
bitter
almonds,
becomes
a
gas
at
arounddegree
Fahrenheit
and
is
most
dangerous
when
inhaled,
the
anhydride
of
hydrocyanic
acid,
used
in
manufacturing
hydrogen
H
atomic
number
a
nonmetallic
univalent
element
that
is
normally
a
colorless
and
odorless
highly
flammable
diatomic
gas,
the
simplest
and
lightest
and
most
abundant
element
in
the
universe
hydrogen
atom
an
atom
of
hydrogen
acidic
hydrogen
acid
hydrogen
a
hydrogen
atom
in
an
acid
that
forms
a
positive
ion
when
the
acid
dissociates
deuterium
heavy
hydrogen
an
isotope
of
hydrogen
which
has
one
neutron
(as
opposed
to
zero
neutrons
in
hydrogen)
bicarbonate
hydrogen
carbonate
a
salt
of
carbonic
acid
(containing
the
anion
HCO)
in
which
one
hydrogen
atom
has
been
replaced,
an
acid
carbonate
bicarbonate
of
soda
sodium
hydrogen
carbonate
sodium
bicarbonate
baking
soda
saleratus
a
white
soluble
compound
(NaHCO)
used
in
effervescent
drinks
and
in
baking
powders
and
as
an
antacid
hydrogen
peroxide
peroxide
a
viscous
liquid
with
strong
oxidizing
properties,
a
powerful
bleaching
agent,
also
used
(in
aqueous
solutions)
as
a
mild
disinfectant
and
(in
strong
concentrations)
as
an
oxidant
in
rocket
fuels
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