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Definition
Synonym
geothermische
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
geothermische
Tiefenstufe
f
geothermal gradient; geothermal degree of depth
Erdwärmeenergie
f
;
geothermische
Energie
f
geothermal energy; geothermal power
Erdwärmeenergie
f
;
geothermische
Energie
f
geothermal energy; geothermal power
geothermische
Tiefenstufe
f
geothermal gradient; geothermal degree of depth
Deutsche
geothermische Synonyme
geothermische
Englische
geothermal gradient; geothermal degree of depth Synonyme
geothermische Definition
Degree
(
n.
)
A
step,
stair,
or
staircase.
Degree
(
n.
)
One
of
a
series
of
progressive
steps
upward
or
downward,
in
quality,
rank,
acquirement,
and
the
like
Degree
(
n.
)
The
point
or
step
of
progression
to
which
a
person
has
arrived
Degree
(
n.
)
Measure
of
advancement
Degree
(
n.
)
Grade
or
rank
to
which
scholars
are
admitted
by
a
college
or
university,
in
recognition
of
their
attainments
Degree
(
n.
)
A
certain
distance
or
remove
in
the
line
of
descent,
determining
the
proximity
of
blood
Degree
(
n.
)
Three
figures
taken
together
in
numeration
Degree
(
n.
)
State
as
indicated
by
sum
of
exponents
Degree
(
n.
)
A
360th
part
of
the
circumference
of
a
circle,
which
part
is
taken
as
the
principal
unit
of
measure
for
arcs
and
angles.
The
degree
is
divided
into
60
minutes
and
the
minute
into
60
seconds.
Degree
(
n.
)
A
division,
space,
or
interval,
marked
on
a
mathematical
or
other
instrument,
as
on
a
thermometer.
Degree
(
n.
)
A
line
or
space
of
the
staff.
Depth
(
n.
)
The
quality
of
being
deep
Depth
(
n.
)
Profoundness
Depth
(
n.
)
Lowness
Depth
(
n.
)
That
which
is
deep
Depth
(
n.
)
The
number
of
simple
elements
which
an
abstract
conception
or
notion
includes
Depth
(
n.
)
A
pair
of
toothed
wheels
which
work
together.
Gradient
(
a.
)
Moving
by
steps
Gradient
(
a.
)
Rising
or
descending
by
regular
degrees
of
inclination
Gradient
(
a.
)
Adapted
for
walking,
as
the
feet
of
certain
birds.
Gradient
(
n.
)
The
rate
of
regular
or
graded
ascent
or
descent
in
a
road
Gradient
(
n.
)
A
part
of
a
road
which
slopes
upward
or
downward
Gradient
(
n.
)
The
rate
of
increase
or
decrease
of
a
variable
magnitude,
or
the
curve
which
represents
it
geothermal gradient; geothermal degree of depth Bedeutung
psychoanalysis
analysis
depth
psychology
a
set
of
techniques
for
exploring
underlying
motives
and
a
method
of
treating
various
mental
disorders,
based
on
the
theories
of
Sigmund
Freud,
his
physician
recommended
psychoanalysis
depth
charge
depth
bomb
a
bomb
that
explodes
at
a
preset
depth
under
water,
antisubmarine
device
depth
finder
navigational
instrument
used
to
measure
the
depth
of
a
body
of
water
(as
by
ultrasound
or
radar)
depth
gauge
depth
gage
a
gauge
for
measuring
the
depth
of
grooves
or
holes
or
other
concavities
sonic
depth
finder
fathometer
depth
finder
for
determining
depth
of
water
or
a
submerged
object
by
means
of
ultrasound
waves
gradient
slope
the
property
possessed
by
a
line
or
surface
that
departs
from
the
horizontal,
a
five-degree
gradient
degree
grade
level
a
position
on
a
scale
of
intensity
or
amount
or
quality,
a
moderate
grade
of
intelligence,
a
high
level
of
care
is
required,
it
is
all
a
matter
of
degree
degree
the
seriousness
of
something
(e.g.,
a
burn
or
crime),
murder
in
the
second
degree,
a
second
degree
burn
depth
degree
of
psychological
or
intellectual
profundity
depth
the
attribute
or
quality
of
being
deep,
strong,
or
intense,
the
depth
of
his
breathing,
the
depth
of
his
sighs,
the
depth
of
his
emotion
depth
deepness
the
extent
downward
or
backward
or
inward,
the
depth
of
the
water,
depth
of
a
shelf,
depth
of
a
closet
astuteness
profundity
profoundness
depth
deepness
the
intellectual
ability
to
penetrate
deeply
into
ideas
degree
of
freedom
(statistics)
an
unrestricted
variable
in
a
frequency
distribution
degree
of
freedom
one
of
the
minimum
number
of
parameters
needed
to
describe
the
state
of
a
physical
system
degree
the
highest
power
of
a
term
or
variable
degree
of
a
term
the
sum
of
the
exponents
of
the
variables
in
the
term
degree
of
a
polynomial
the
degree
of
the
term
in
the
polynomial
that
has
the
highest
degree
first
degree
a
degree
of
one,
all
of
the
terms
in
a
linear
equation
are
of
the
first
degree
positive
positive
degree
the
primary
form
of
an
adjective
or
adverb,
denotes
a
quality
without
qualification,
comparison,
or
relation
to
increase
or
diminution
comparative
comparative
degree
r
the
comparative
form
of
an
adjective
or
adverb,
`faster'
is
the
comparative
of
the
adjective
`fast',
`less
famous'
is
the
comparative
degree
of
the
adjective
`famous',
`more
surely'
is
the
comparative
of
the
adverb
`surely'
superlative
superlative
degree
the
superlative
form
of
an
adjective
or
adverb,
`fastest'
is
the
superlative
of
the
adjective
`fast',
`least
famous'
is
the
superlative
degree
of
the
adjective
`famous',
`most
surely'
is
the
superlative
of
the
adverb
`surely'
degree
program
a
course
of
study
leading
to
an
academic
degree
academic
degree
degree
an
award
conferred
by
a
college
or
university
signifying
that
the
recipient
has
satisfactorily
completed
a
course
of
study,
he
earned
his
degree
at
Princeton
summa
cum
laude
associate
degree
associate
a
degree
granted
by
a
two-year
college
on
successful
completion
of
the
undergraduates
course
of
studies
bachelor's
degree
baccalaureate
an
academic
degree
conferred
on
someone
who
has
successfully
completed
undergraduate
studies
honours
honours
degree
a
university
degree
with
honors
first
firstlass
honours
degree
an
honours
degree
of
the
highest
class
master's
degree
an
academic
degree
higher
than
a
bachelor's
degree
but
lower
than
a
doctor's
degree
doctor's
degree
doctorate
one
of
the
highest
earned
academic
degrees
conferred
by
a
university
law
degree
degree
conferred
on
someone
who
successfully
completes
law
school
honorary
degree
honoris
causa
a
degree
conferred
to
honor
the
recipient
third
degree
interrogation
often
accompanied
by
torture
to
extort
information
or
a
confession
depth
(usually
plural)
the
deepest
and
most
remote
part,
from
the
depths
of
darkest
Africa,
signals
received
from
the
depths
of
space
geothermal
energy
energy
derived
from
the
heat
in
the
interior
of
the
earth
degree
arcdegree
a
measure
for
arcs
and
angles,
there
aredegrees
in
a
circle
degree
a
unit
of
temperature
on
a
specified
scale,
the
game
was
played
in
spite
of
the
-degree
temperature
degree
centigrade
degree
Celsius
C
a
degree
on
the
centigrade
scale
of
temperature
degree
Fahrenheit
F
a
degree
on
the
Fahrenheit
scale
of
temperature
degree
day
a
unit
used
in
estimating
fuel
requirements
for
heating
a
building
gradient
a
graded
change
in
the
magnitude
of
some
physical
quantity
or
dimension
concentration
gradient
a
gradient
in
concentration
of
a
solute
as
a
function
of
distance
through
a
solution,
the
movement
of
a
solute
down
its
concentration
gradient
is
called
diffusion
gravity
gradient
a
gradient
in
the
gravitational
forces
acting
on
different
parts
of
a
nonspherical
object,
the
gravity
gradient
of
the
moon
causes
the
ocean
tides
on
Earth
temperature
gradient
change
in
temperature
as
a
function
of
distance
(especially
altitude)
degree
level
stage
point
a
specific
identifiable
position
in
a
continuum
or
series
or
especially
in
a
process,
a
remarkable
degree
of
frankness,
at
what
stage
are
the
social
sciences?
first-degree
burn
burn
causing
redness
of
the
skin
surface
second-degree
burn
burn
causing
blisters
on
the
skin
and
superficial
destruction
of
the
dermis
third-degree
burn
burn
characterized
by
destruction
of
both
epidermis
and
dermis
depth
(usually
plural)
a
low
moral
state,
he
had
sunk
to
the
depths
of
addiction
commencement
day
degree
day
the
day
on
which
university
degrees
are
conferred
geothermal
geothermic
of
or
relating
to
the
heat
in
the
interior
of
the
earth
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