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Definition
Synonym
nichtfluechtig
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
flüchtig, unbeständig
adj
nichtflüchtig, permanent
adj
flüchtige Bestandteile
flüchtiger Speicher
comp.
flüchtige organische Verbindungen
chem.
volatile
non-volatile
volatile matter
volatile storage
volatile organic compound (VOC)
flüchtig, unbeständig
adj
nichtflüchtig, permanent
adj
flüchtige Bestandteile
flüchtiger Speicher
comp.
flüchtige organische Verbindungen
chem.
volatile
non-volatile
volatile matter
volatile storage
volatile organic compound (VOC)
nichtfluechtig
non-volatile
nichtfluechtig
, permanent
non-volatile
dauerhaft; nichtflüchtig
adj
non-transient
flüchtig; unbeständig
adj
chem.
comp.
nichtflüchtig; permanent
adj
flüchtige Bestandteile
flüchtiger Speicher
comp.
flüchtige organische Verbindungen
chem.
volatile
non-volatile
volatile matter
volatile storage
volatile organic compound VOC
nichtflüchtig; permanent
adj
nichtflüchtiger Speicher; Permanentspeicher
m
chem.
nichtflüchtige Substanz
f
chem.
nonvolatile
nonvolatile memory
nonvolatile substance
persistent; nichtflüchtig
adj
comp.
persistent
flüchtig; unbeständig
adj
chem.
comp.
nichtflüchtig; permanent
adj
flüchtiger Speicher
comp.
flüchtige organische Verbindungen
chem.
leichtflüchtige Chlorkohlenwasserstoffe LCKW
leichtflüchtiger halogenierter Kohlenwasserstoff
schwerflüchtiger Brennstoff; schwach flüchtiger Brennstoff
Kohle mit niedrigem Gehalt an flüchtigen Bestandteilen
chem.
volatile
non-volatile
volatile storage
volatile organic compound VOC
volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons; volatile CHCs VCHCs
highly volatile halogenated hydrocarbon HVHC
low volatile fuel; non easily volatized fuel; least volatile fuel
Am.
low-volatile steam coal
Br.
; low-volatile coal
Am.
Deutsche
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Englische
volatile Synonyme
volatile
adrift
afloat
agitable
airy
alternating
amorphous
birdbrained
birdwitted
bouncy
brittle
bubbly
buoyant
capricious
changeable
changeful
charged
coquettish
corruptible
deciduous
desultory
deviable
dizzy
downy
dying
eccentric
edgy
effervescent
ephemeral
erratic
eruptive
ethereal
evanescent
evaporable
evaporative
expansive
explosive
faddish
fading
fast and loose
featherbrained
feathery
fickle
fitful
fleeting
flickering
flighty
flippant
flirtatious
flitting
fluctuating
fluffy
fly-by-night
flying
foamy
fragile
frail
freakish
frivolous
frothy
fugacious
fugitive
giddy
gossamery
hair-trigger
impermanent
impetuous
imponderous
impulsive
inconsistent
inconstant
indecisive
infirm
insubstantial
irregular
irresolute
irresponsible
leger
light
light as air
light-minded
lighter than vanity
lubricious
mazy
mercurial
momentary
moody
mortal
mousse
mutable
nondurable
nonpermanent
passing
perishable
protean
quicksilver
rambling
resilient
restless
roving
scatterbrained
sensitive
shallow
shallow-headed
shallow-minded
shallow-pated
shallow-witted
shapeless
shifting
shifty
short-lived
shuffling
skittery
skittish
souffle
spasmodic
spineless
startlish
superficial
temperamental
temporal
temporary
tense
ticklish
toying
transient
transitive
transitory
unaccountable
uncertain
uncontrolled
undependable
undisciplined
undurable
unenduring
unfixed
unheavy
unpredictable
unprofound
unreliable
unrestrained
unsettled
unstable
unstable as water
unstaid
unsteadfast
unsteady
vacillating
vagrant
vaporable
vaporescent
vaporizable
vaporizing
variable
versatile
vicissitudinary
vicissitudinous
volatilizable
wandering
wanton
wavering
wavery
wavy
wayward
weightless
whimsical
wishy-washy
yeasty
nichtfluechtig Definition
Compound
(
n.
)
In
the
East
Indies,
an
inclosure
containing
a
house,
outbuildings,
etc.
Compound
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
make
by
combining
different
elements,
ingredients,
or
parts
Compound
(
v.
t.)
To
put
together,
as
elements,
ingredients,
or
parts,
in
order
to
form
a
whole
Compound
(
v.
t.)
To
modify
or
change
by
combination
with
some
other
thing
or
part
Compound
(
v.
t.)
To
compose
Compound
(
v.
t.)
To
settle
amicably
Compound
(
v.
i.)
To
effect
a
composition
Compound
(
v.
t.)
Composed
of
two
or
more
elements,
ingredients,
parts
Compound
(
n.
)
That
which
is
compounded
or
formed
by
the
union
or
mixture
of
elements
ingredients,
or
parts
Compound
(
n.
)
A
union
of
two
or
more
ingredients
in
definite
proportions
by
weight,
so
combined
as
to
form
a
distinct
substance
To
compound
a
felony
(
)
See
under
Compound,
v.
t.
Matter
(
n.
)
That
of
which
anything
is
composed
Matter
(
n.
)
That
of
which
the
sensible
universe
and
all
existent
bodies
are
composed
Matter
(
n.
)
That
with
regard
to,
or
about
which,
anything
takes
place
or
is
done
Matter
(
n.
)
That
which
one
has
to
treat,
or
with
which
one
has
to
do
Matter
(
n.
)
Affair
worthy
of
account
Matter
(
n.
)
Inducing
cause
or
occasion,
especially
of
anything
disagreeable
or
distressing
Matter
(
n.
)
Amount
Matter
(
n.
)
Substance
excreted
from
living
animal
bodies
Matter
(
n.
)
That
which
is
permanent,
or
is
supposed
to
be
given,
and
in
or
upon
which
changes
are
effected
by
psychological
or
physical
processes
and
relations
Matter
(
n.
)
Written
manuscript,
or
anything
to
be
set
in
type
Matter
(
v.
i.)
To
be
of
importance
Matter
(
v.
i.)
To
form
pus
or
matter,
as
an
abscess
Matter
(
v.
t.)
To
regard
as
important
Matter-of-fact
(
a.
)
Adhering
to
facts
Organic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
an
organ
or
its
functions,
or
to
objects
composed
of
organs
Organic
(
a.
)
Produced
by
the
organs
Organic
(
a.
)
Instrumental
Organic
(
a.
)
Forming
a
whole
composed
of
organs.
Hence:
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
system
of
organs
Organic
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
denoting,
any
one
of
the
large
series
of
substances
which,
in
nature
or
origin,
are
connected
with
vital
processes,
and
include
many
substances
of
artificial
production
which
may
or
may
not
occur
in
animals
or
plants
Storage
(
n.
)
The
act
of
depositing
in
a
store
or
warehouse
for
safe
keeping
Storage
(
n.
)
Space
for
the
safe
keeping
of
goods.
Storage
(
n.
)
The
price
changed
for
keeping
goods
in
a
store.
Subject-matter
(
n.
)
The
matter
or
thought
presented
for
consideration
in
some
statement
or
discussion
Volatile
(
a.
)
Passing
through
the
air
on
wings,
or
by
the
buoyant
force
of
the
atmosphere
Volatile
(
a.
)
Capable
of
wasting
away,
or
of
easily
passing
into
the
aeriform
state
Volatile
(
a.
)
Fig.:
Light-hearted
Volatile
(
n.
)
A
winged
animal
volatile / non-volatile / volatile matter / volatile storage / volatile organic compound (VOC) Bedeutung
matter
that
which
has
mass
and
occupies
space,
physicists
study
both
the
nature
of
matter
and
the
forces
which
govern
it
allocation
storage
allocation
(computer
science)
the
assignment
of
particular
areas
of
a
magnetic
disk
to
particular
data
or
instructions
repositing
reposition
storage
warehousing
depositing
in
a
warehouse,
they
decided
to
reposition
their
furniture
in
a
recommended
repository
in
Brooklyn,
my
car
is
in
storage,
publishers
reduced
print
runs
to
cut
down
the
cost
of
warehousing
storage
the
act
of
storing
something
storage
the
commercial
enterprise
of
storing
goods
and
materials
cold
storage
refrigerated
storage
for
preservation
acoustic
storage
a
storage
device
consisting
of
acoustic
delay
lines
anti-TNF
compound
a
class
of
drugs
that
block
the
action
of
tumor
necrosis
factor
(TNF),
used
in
cases
of
rheumatoid
arthritis
because
TNF
instigates
inflammation
of
the
joints
auxiliary
storage
external
storage
secondary
storage
a
data
storage
device
that
is
not
the
main
memory
of
a
computer
buffer
buffer
storage
buffer
store
(computer
science)
a
part
of
RAM
used
for
temporary
storage
of
data
that
is
waiting
to
be
sent
to
a
device,
used
to
compensate
for
differences
in
the
rate
of
flow
of
data
between
components
of
a
computer
system
cabinet
locker
storage
locker
a
storage
compartment
for
clothes
and
valuables,
usually
it
has
a
lock
cargo
area
cargo
deck
cargo
hold
hold
storage
area
the
space
in
a
ship
or
aircraft
for
storing
cargo
compound
an
enclosure
of
residences
and
other
building
(especially
in
the
Orient)
compound
lens
a
lens
system
consisting
of
two
or
more
lenses
on
the
same
axis
compound
lever
a
pair
of
levers
hinged
at
the
fulcrum
compound
microscope
light
microscope
that
has
two
converging
lens
systems:
the
objective
and
the
eyepiece
explosive
compound
a
compound
that
is
explosive
grid
storage-battery
grid
a
perforated
or
corrugated
metal
plate
used
in
a
storage
battery
as
a
conductor
and
support
for
the
active
material
memory
computer
memory
storage
computer
storage
store
memory
board
an
electronic
memory
device,
a
memory
and
the
CPU
form
the
central
part
of
a
computer
to
which
peripherals
are
attached
memory
device
storage
device
a
device
that
preserves
information
for
retrieval
non-volatile
storage
nonvolatile
storage
computer
storage
that
is
not
lost
when
the
power
is
turned
off
organic
light-emitting
diode
OLED
a
self-luminous
diode
(it
glows
when
an
electrical
field
is
applied
to
the
electrodes)
that
does
not
require
backlighting
or
diffusers
physical
pendulum
compound
pendulum
pendulum
consisting
of
an
actual
object
allowed
to
rotate
freely
around
a
horizontal
axis
push-down
storage
push-down
store
stack
a
storage
device
that
handles
data
so
that
the
next
item
to
be
retrieved
is
the
item
most
recently
stored
(LIFO)
read-only
memory
ROM
read-only
storage
fixed
storage
(computer
science)
memory
whose
contents
can
be
accessed
and
read
but
cannot
be
changed
real
storage
the
main
memory
in
a
virtual
memory
system
storage
battery
accumulator
a
voltaic
battery
that
stores
electric
charge
storage
cell
secondary
cell
a
cell
that
can
be
recharged
storage
ring
container
consisting
of
a
set
of
magnets
set
in
a
doughnut-shaped
ring
around
which
charged
particles
from
an
accelerator
can
be
kept
circulating
until
they
are
used
storage
space
the
area
in
any
structure
that
provides
space
for
storage
storehouse
depot
entrepot
storage
store
a
depository
for
goods,
storehouses
were
built
close
to
the
docks
storeroom
storage
room
stowage
a
room
in
which
things
are
stored
tank
storage
tank
a
large
(usually
metallic)
vessel
for
holding
gases
or
liquids
virtual
memory
virtual
storage
(computer
science)
memory
created
by
using
the
hard
disk
to
simulate
additional
random-access
memory,
the
addressable
storage
space
available
to
the
user
of
a
computer
system
in
which
virtual
addresses
are
mapped
into
real
addresses
volatile
storage
computer
storage
that
is
erased
when
the
power
is
turned
off
warehouse
storage
warehouse
a
storehouse
for
goods
and
merchandise
matter
(used
with
negation)
having
consequence,
they
were
friends
and
it
was
no
matter
who
won
the
games
body
organic
structure
physical
structure
the
entire
structure
of
an
organism
(an
animal,
plant,
or
human
being),
he
felt
as
if
his
whole
body
were
on
fire
compound
eye
in
insects
and
some
crustaceans:
composed
of
many
light-sensitive
elements
each
forming
a
portion
of
an
image
grey
matter
gray
matter
grey
substance
gray
substance
substantia
grisea
greyish
nervous
tissue
containing
cell
bodies
as
well
as
fibers,
forms
the
cerebral
cortex
consisting
of
unmyelinated
neurons
white
matter
substantia
alba
whitish
nervous
tissue
of
the
CNS
consisting
of
neurons
and
their
myelin
sheaths
matter
affair
thing
a
vaguely
specified
concern,
several
matters
to
attend
to,
it
is
none
of
your
affair,
things
are
going
well
matter
a
problem,
is
anything
the
matter?
topic
subject
issue
matter
some
situation
or
event
that
is
thought
about,
he
kept
drifting
off
the
topic,
he
had
been
thinking
about
the
subject
for
several
years,
it
is
a
matter
for
the
police
matter
of
fact
a
matter
that
is
an
actual
fact
or
is
demonstrable
as
a
fact
compound
a
whole
formed
by
a
union
of
two
or
more
elements
or
parts
organic
chemistry
the
chemistry
of
compounds
containing
carbon
(originally
defined
as
the
chemistry
of
substances
produced
by
living
organisms
but
now
extended
to
substances
synthesized
artificially)
conservation
of
mass
conservation
of
matter
law
of
conservation
of
mass
law
of
conservation
of
matter
a
fundamental
principle
of
classical
physics
that
matter
cannot
be
created
or
destroyed
in
an
isolated
system
theory
of
evolution
theory
of
organic
evolution
evolutionism
(biology)
a
scientific
theory
of
the
origin
of
species
of
plants
and
animals
compound
morphology
the
part
of
grammar
that
deals
with
combinations
of
simple
words
into
compound
words
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