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Definition
Synonym
Abscheidungsstoff
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Abscheidungsstoff
m
precipitate
Abscheidungsstoff
m
; Fällungsprodukt
n
; Niederschlag
m
; Präzipitat
n
chem.
Abscheidungsstoff
e
pl
; Fällungsprodukte
pl
; Niederschläge
pl
; Präzipitate
pl
einen Niederschlag bilden
precipitate
precipitates
to form a precipitate
Abscheidungsstoff
m
precipitate
Abscheidungsstoff
m
; Fällungsprodukt
n
; Niederschlag
m
; Präzipitat
n
chem.
Abscheidungsstoff
e
pl
; Fällungsprodukte
pl
; Niederschläge
pl
; Präzipitate
pl
einen Niederschlag bilden
precipitate
precipitates
to form a precipitate
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Abscheidungsstoff Synonyme
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Abscheidungsstoff Synonym
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Englische
precipitate Synonyme
precipitate
a bit previous
abrupt
accelerate
accident-prone
ad-lib
advance
advanced
aftereffect
aftermath
agile
alluvion
alluvium
arduous
ash
blow down
blow over
bowl down
bowl over
breakneck
breathless
bring about
bring down
bring on
bulldog
bundle
bustle
by-product
careless
cascade
cast
cast down
cataract
caught napping
caught off balance
caught short
chop down
cinder
clinker
collapse
come down
consequence
consequent
corollary
crash
crowd
cut down
dash down
dashing
deck
deposit
deposition
deposits
derivation
derivative
descend
desperate
development
devil-may-care
diluvium
dip down
dispatch
distillate
double-quick
down
draff
dregs
drive on
drizzle
drop
drop down
drop off
dross
drum
eagle-winged
effect
electrifying
ember
event
eventuality
eventuation
expedite
expeditious
express
extemporaneous
extemporized
facilitate
fall
fall down
fall off
far ahead
fast
feces
fell
fetch down
fleet
fling
floor
flying
foolhardy
forward
froth
fruit
furious
further
galloping
go down
go downhill
gravitate
ground
grounds
hair-trigger
half-baked
half-cocked
haphazard
harum-scarum
harvest
haste
hasten
hasten on
hasty
head
headlong
headstrong
hew down
hie on
hotheaded
hurl
hurried
hurry
hurry along
hurry on
hurry up
hustle
hustle up
hustling
ill-considered
impatient
impetuous
impromptu
improvised
impulsive
incautious
incite
incline
injudicious
instigate
issue
knock down
launch
lay level
lay low
lay out
lead
lean
lees
legacy
level
light of heel
light-footed
lively
loess
logical outcome
lose altitude
mad
madcap
makeshift
mercurial
meteoric
mizzle
moraine
mow down
nerve-shattering
nimble
nimble-footed
not firm
offscum
offshoot
offspring
outcome
outgrowth
overeager
overenthusiastic
overhasty
oversoon
overzealous
panting
parachute
patter
pelt
pitch
pitter-patter
plummet
plunge
point
pounce
pour
pour d
Abscheidungsstoff Definition
Precipitate
(
a.
)
Overhasty
Precipitate
(
a.
)
Lacking
due
deliberation
or
care
Precipitate
(
a.
)
Falling,
flowing,
or
rushing,
with
steep
descent
Precipitate
(
a.
)
Ending
quickly
in
death
Precipitate
(
n.
)
An
insoluble
substance
separated
from
a
solution
in
a
concrete
state
by
the
action
of
some
reagent
added
to
the
solution,
or
of
some
force,
such
as
heat
or
cold.
The
precipitate
may
fall
to
the
bottom
(whence
the
name),
may
be
diffused
through
the
solution,
or
may
float
at
or
near
the
surface.
Precipitate
(
v.
t.)
To
throw
headlong
Precipitate
(
v.
t.)
To
urge
or
press
on
with
eager
haste
or
violence
Precipitate
(
v.
t.)
To
separate
from
a
solution,
or
other
medium,
in
the
form
of
a
precipitate
Precipitate
(
v.
i.)
To
dash
or
fall
headlong.
Precipitate
(
v.
i.)
To
hasten
without
preparation.
Precipitate
(
v.
i.)
To
separate
from
a
solution
as
a
precipitate
.
See
Precipitate,
n.
precipitate Bedeutung
precipitate
a
precipitate
d
solid
substance
in
suspension
or
after
settling
or
filtering
precipitate
separate
as
a
fine
suspension
of
solid
particles
precipitate
hurl
or
throw
violently,
The
bridge
broke
and
precipitate
d
the
train
into
the
river
below
precipitate
bring
about
abruptly,
The
crisis
precipitate
d
by
Russia's
revolution
precipitate
fall
vertically,
sharply,
or
headlong,
Our
economy
precipitate
d
into
complete
ruin
precipitate
come
down
fall
fall
from
clouds,
rain,
snow
and
sleet
were
falling,
Vesuvius
precipitate
d
its
fiery,
destructive
rage
on
Herculaneum
hasty
overhasty
precipitate
precipitant
precipitous
done
with
very
great
haste
and
without
due
deliberation,
hasty
marriage
seldom
proveth
well-
Shakespeare,
hasty
makeshifts
take
the
place
of
planning-
Arthur
Geddes,
rejected
what
was
regarded
as
an
overhasty
plan
for
reconversion,
wondered
whether
they
had
been
rather
precipitate
in
deposing
the
king
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