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Definition
Synonym
Auflichtmikroskop
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Auflichtmikroskop
n
Auflichtmikroskop
e
pl
reflected-light microscope
reflected-light microscopes
Auflichtmikroskop
n
Auflichtmikroskop
e
pl
reflected-light microscope
reflected-light microscopes
Auflicht
n
, einfallendes Licht
incident light
Auflicht-Mikroskop
n
reflected light microscope
Auflicht
n
; einfallendes Licht
incident light
Auflicht
n
reflected light
Auflicht
n
photo.
incident light
Auflicht
n
(Mikroskop)
polarisiertes Auflicht
reflected light (microscope)
polarized reflected light
einfallendes Licht
n
; auftreffendes Licht
n
; Auflicht
n
phys.
incident light; impinging light
Beleuchtung
f
; Licht
n
Allgemeinbeleuchtung
f
Auflichtbeleuchtung
f
Bühnenbeleuchtung
f
Deckenbeleuchtung
f
; Deckenlicht
n
ugs.
Tageslichtbeleuchtung
f
direkte Beleuchtung; direktes Licht
halbindirekte vorwiegend direkte Beleuchtung
indirekte Beleuchtung; indirektes Licht
künstliche Beleuchtung; künstliches Licht
natürliche Beleuchtung; natürliches Licht
punktuelle Beleuchtung; punktuelles Licht
ungenügende Beleuchtung
lighting; illumination
general lighting
incident lighting; incident illumination; illumination by incident light
stage lighting
ceiling lighting; ceiling illumination
daylight lighting; daylight illumination
direct lighting; direct illumination
semi-direct lighting
indirect lighting; Indirect illumination
artificial lighting; artificial illumination
natural lighting; natural illumination
spot lighting
insufficient lighting
Auflichtmessverfahren
n
; Triangluationsverfahren
n
(berührungslose Messtechnik)
techn.
laser triangulation (contact-free measuring technology)
Auflichtmikroskop
n
Auflichtmikroskop
e
pl
reflected-light microscope
reflected-light microscopes
Auflichtmikroskop
ie
f
mineragraphic microscope
Messverfahren
n
; Messmethode
f
; Messsystem
n
techn.
Messverfahren
pl
; Messmethoden
pl
; Messsysteme
pl
Auflichtverfahren
n
Durchlichtverfahren
n
fotoelektrisches photoelektrisches Messverfahren
method of measurement; measurement method; measuring method
methods of measurement; measurement methods; measuring methods
incident light method
transmitted light method
photoelectric measuring method
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reflected-light microscope Synonyme
Auflichtmikroskop Definition
Bude
light
(
)
A
light
in
which
high
illuminating
power
is
obtained
by
introducing
a
jet
of
oxygen
gas
or
of
common
air
into
the
center
of
a
flame
fed
with
coal
gas
or
with
oil.
Drummond
light
(
)
A
very
intense
light,
produced
by
turning
two
streams
of
gas,
one
oxygen
and
the
other
hydrogen,
or
coal
gas,
in
a
state
of
ignition,
upon
a
ball
of
lime
Light
(
n.
)
That
agent,
force,
or
action
in
nature
by
the
operation
of
which
upon
the
organs
of
sight,
objects
are
rendered
visible
or
luminous.
Light
(
n.
)
That
which
furnishes,
or
is
a
source
of,
light,
as
the
sun,
a
star,
a
candle,
a
lighthouse,
etc.
Light
(
n.
)
The
time
during
which
the
light
of
the
sun
is
visible
Light
(
n.
)
The
brightness
of
the
eye
or
eyes.
Light
(
n.
)
The
medium
through
which
light
is
admitted,
as
a
window,
or
window
pane
Light
(
n.
)
Life
Light
(
n.
)
Open
view
Light
(
n.
)
The
power
of
perception
by
vision.
Light
(
n.
)
That
which
illumines
or
makes
clear
to
the
mind
Light
(
n.
)
Prosperity
Light
(
n.
)
The
manner
in
which
the
light
strikes
upon
a
picture
Light
(
n.
)
Appearance
due
to
the
particular
facts
and
circumstances
presented
to
view
Light
(
n.
)
One
who
is
conspicuous
or
noteworthy
Light
(
n.
)
A
firework
made
by
filling
a
case
with
a
substance
which
burns
brilliantly
with
a
white
or
colored
flame
Light
(
superl
)
Having
light
Light
(
superl
)
White
or
whitish
Light
(
n.
)
To
set
fire
to
Light
(
n.
)
To
give
light
to
Light
(
n.
)
To
attend
or
conduct
with
a
light
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
become
ignited
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
be
illuminated
Light
(
superl.
)
Having
little,
or
comparatively
little,
weight
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
burdensome
Light
(
superl.
)
Easy
to
be
endured
or
performed
Light
(
superl.
)
Easy
to
be
digested
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
heavily
armed
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
encumbered
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
heavily
burdened
Light
(
superl.
)
Slight
Light
(
superl.
)
Well
leavened
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
copious
or
heavy
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
strong
or
violent
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
pressing
heavily
or
hard
upon
Light
(
superl.
)
Easy
to
admit
influence
Light
(
superl.
)
Indulging
in,
or
inclined
to,
levity
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
quite
sound
or
normal
Light
(
superl.
)
Easily
bestowed
Light
(
superl.
)
Wanton
Light
(
superl.
)
Not
of
the
legal,
standard,
or
usual
weight
Light
(
superl.
)
Loose
Light
(
adv.
)
Lightly
Light
(
v.
t.)
To
lighten
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
dismount
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
feel
light
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
descend
from
flight,
and
rest,
perch,
or
settle,
as
a
bird
or
insect.
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
come
down
suddenly
and
forcibly
Light
(
v.
i.)
To
come
by
chance
Light-armed
(
a.
)
Armed
with
light
weapons
or
accouterments.
reflected-light microscope / reflected-light microscopes Bedeutung
light
adaptation
the
process
of
adjusting
the
eyes
to
relatively
high
levels
of
illumination,
the
pupil
constricts
and
the
cones
system
is
operative
light
show
a
display
of
colored
lights
moving
in
shifting
patterns
light
reflex
pupillary
reflex
miosis
myosis
reflex
contraction
of
the
sphincter
muscle
of
the
iris
in
response
to
a
bright
light
(or
certain
drugs)
causing
the
pupil
to
become
smaller
anchor
light
riding
light
riding
lamp
a
light
in
the
rigging
of
a
ship
that
is
riding
at
anchor
arc
lamp
arc
light
a
lamp
that
produces
light
when
electric
current
flows
across
the
gap
between
two
electrodes
ballast
light
ballast
an
electrical
device
for
starting
and
regulating
fluorescent
and
discharge
lamps
beacon
lighthouse
beacon
light
pharos
a
tower
with
a
light
that
gives
warning
of
shoals
to
passing
ships
binocular
microscope
a
light
microscope
adapted
to
the
use
of
both
eyes
candle
taper
wax
light
stick
of
wax
with
a
wick
in
the
middle
compound
microscope
light
microscope
that
has
two
converging
lens
systems:
the
objective
and
the
eyepiece
electron
microscope
a
microscope
that
is
similar
in
purpose
to
a
light
microscope
but
achieves
much
greater
resolving
power
by
using
a
parallel
beam
of
electrons
to
illuminate
the
object
instead
of
a
beam
of
light
fairy
light
a
small
colored
light
used
for
decoration
(especially
at
Christmas)
field-emission
microscope
electron
microscope
used
to
observe
the
surface
structure
of
a
solid
hand
glass
simple
microscope
magnifying
glass
light
microscope
consisting
of
a
single
convex
lens
that
is
used
to
produce
an
enlarged
image,
the
magnifying
glass
was
invented
by
Roger
Bacon
in
klieg
light
carbon
arc
lamp
that
emits
an
intense
light
used
in
producing
films
light
light
source
any
device
serving
as
a
source
of
illumination,
he
stopped
the
car
and
turned
off
the
lights
light
arm
a
rifle
or
pistol
light
bulb
lightbulb
bulb
incandescent
lamp
electric
light
electric-light
bulb
electric
lamp
consisting
of
a
transparent
or
translucent
glass
housing
containing
a
wire
filament
(usually
tungsten)
that
emits
light
when
heated
by
electricity
light
circuit
lighting
circuit
wiring
that
provides
power
to
electric
lights
light-emitting
diode
LED
diode
such
that
light
emitted
at
a
p-n
junction
is
proportional
to
the
bias
current,
color
depends
on
the
material
used
lighter
light
igniter
ignitor
a
device
for
lighting
or
igniting
fuel
or
charges
or
fires,
do
you
have
a
light?
light
filter
diffusing
screen
a
transparent
filter
that
reduces
the
light
(or
some
wavelengths
of
the
light)
passing
through
it
light
machine
gun
a
submachine
gun
not
greater
than
.
millimeter
light
meter
exposure
meter
photometer
photographic
equipment
that
measures
the
intensity
of
light
light
microscope
microscope
consisting
of
an
optical
instrument
that
magnifies
the
image
of
an
object
light
pen
electronic
stylus
(computer
science)
a
pointer
that
when
pointed
at
a
computer
display
senses
whether
or
not
the
spot
is
illuminated
limelight
calcium
light
a
lamp
consisting
of
a
flame
directed
at
a
cylinder
of
lime
with
a
lens
to
concentrate
the
light,
formerly
used
for
stage
lighting
microscope
a
magnifier
of
the
image
of
small
objects,
the
invention
of
the
microscope
led
to
the
discovery
of
the
cell
navigation
light
light
on
an
airplane
that
indicates
the
plane's
position
and
orientation,
red
light
on
the
left
(port)
wing
tip
and
green
light
on
the
right
(starboard)
wing
tip
night-light
light
(as
a
candle
or
small
bulb)
that
burns
in
a
bedroom
at
night
(as
for
children
or
invalids)
operating
microscope
binocular
microscope
used
in
surgery
to
provide
a
clear
view
of
small
and
inaccessible
parts
of
the
body
(as
in
microsurgery)
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
panel
light
a
light
to
illuminate
an
instrument
panel
pilot
burner
pilot
light
pilot
small
auxiliary
gas
burner
that
provides
a
flame
to
ignite
a
larger
gas
burner
pilot
light
pilot
lamp
indicator
lamp
indicator
consisting
of
a
light
to
indicate
whether
power
is
on
or
a
motor
is
in
operation
room
light
light
that
provides
general
illumination
for
a
room
sidelight
running
light
light
carried
by
a
boat
that
indicates
the
boat's
direction,
vessels
at
night
carry
a
red
light
on
the
port
bow
and
a
green
light
on
the
starboard
bow
slide
microscope
slide
a
small
flat
rectangular
piece
of
glass
on
which
specimens
can
be
mounted
for
microscopic
study
stage
microscope
stage
a
small
platform
on
a
microscope
where
the
specimen
is
mounted
for
examination
stroboscope
strobe
strobe
light
scientific
instrument
that
provides
a
flashing
light
synchronized
with
the
periodic
movement
of
an
object,
can
make
moving
object
appear
stationary
taillight
tail
lamp
rear
light
rear
lamp
lamp
(usually
red)
mounted
at
the
rear
of
a
motor
vehicle
theater
light
any
of
various
lights
used
in
a
theater
ultramicroscope
dark-field
microscope
light
microscope
that
uses
scattered
light
to
show
particles
too
small
to
see
with
ordinary
microscopes
vigil
light
vigil
candle
a
candle
lighted
by
a
worshiper
in
a
church
flippancy
light-mindedness
inappropriate
levity,
her
mood
changed
and
she
was
all
lightness
and
joy
sweetness
and
light
a
mild
reasonableness,
when
he
learned
who
I
was
he
became
all
sweetness
and
light
light
lightness
the
visual
effect
of
illumination
on
objects
or
scenes
as
created
in
pictures,
he
could
paint
the
lightest
light
and
the
darkest
dark
sparkle
twinkle
spark
light
merriment
expressed
by
a
brightness
or
gleam
or
animation
of
countenance,
he
had
a
sparkle
in
his
eye,
there's
a
perpetual
twinkle
in
his
eyes
primary
color
for
light
primary
colour
for
light
any
of
three
primary
colors
of
light
from
which
all
colors
can
be
obtained
by
additive
mixing,
the
primary
colors
for
light
are
red,
blue,
and
green
primary
subtractive
color
for
light
primary
subtractive
colour
for
light
any
of
the
three
colors
that
give
the
primary
colors
for
light
after
subtraction
from
white
light,
the
primary
subtractive
colors
for
light
are
magenta,
cyan,
and
yellow
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