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Definition
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Dunkelfeldbild
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Dunkelfeldbild
n
(Elektronenmikroskop)
Dunkelfeldbild
er
pl
dark field image (electron microscope)
dark field images
Dunkelfeldbild
n
(Elektronenmikroskop)
Dunkelfeldbild
er
pl
dark field image (electron microscope)
dark field images
Dunkelfeld
m
dark field
Dunkelfeld
dark field
Dunkelfeld
m
Dunkelfelder
pl
dark field
dark fields
Dunkelfeld-Ansteckleuchte
f
attachable dark field illuminator
Dunkelfeldbeleuchtung
f
(Mikroskop)
dark ground illumination; dark field illumination (microscope)
Dunkelfeldbild
n
(Elektronenmikroskop)
Dunkelfeldbild
er
pl
dark field image (electron microscope)
dark field images
Dunkelfeldkondensor
m
(Mikroskop)
Dunkelfeldkondensoren
pl
dark-field condenser (microscope)
dark-field condensers
Dunkelfeldmikroskopie
f
dark-field microscopy
dunkelfett
darkbold
Deutsche
Dunkelfeldbild Synonyme
Englische
dark field image Synonyme
dark
Egyptian
dark
ness
Erebus
Gothicism
Stygian
ableptical
abominable
abstruse
adiaphanous
age of ignorance
amaurotic
amoral
amorphous
amorphousness
apocalyptic
arcane
arrant
atramentous
atrocious
bad
baleful
baneful
barbarism
base
beamless
beetle-browed
benighted
benightedness
benightment
bereft of light
black
black as coal
black as ebony
black as ink
black as midnight
black as night
black-browed
black-skinned
blackish
blackness
blamable
blameworthy
bleak
blear
bleared
bleary
blind
blurred
blurry
bodeful
boding
brown
brunet
cabalistic
caliginous
castellatus
censored
cheerless
cirrose
cirrous
classified
clear as mud
close
closed
closemouthed
cloud-flecked
clouded
cloudy
coal-black
coaly
color-blind
colored
complicated
concealed
confused
conscienceless
corrupt
corrupted
criminal
crooked
cryptic
cumuliform
cumulous
damnable
dark
age
dark
as night
dark
as pitch
dark
-colored
dark
-complexioned
dark
-skinned
dark
ish
dark
ling
dark
ness
dark
ness visible
dark
some
dead of night
deep
deep black
dejected
devilish
devious
dim
dim-sighted
dire
dirty
discreet
disgraceful
dishonest
dishonorable
dismal
doleful
doomful
doubtful
dour
drab
drear
drearisome
dreary
dubious
dull
dumpish
dun
dusk
dusky
ebon
ebony
eclipsed
enigmatic
esoteric
evasive
evil
evil-starred
execrable
eyeless
faint
fateful
feeble
felonious
filmy
fishy
flagitious
flagrant
fog
fogginess
foggy
foreboding
foul
fraudulent
frowning
funebrial
funereal
fuzziness
fuzzy
gloom
gloominess
gloomy
glowering
glum
grave
gray
grim
grum
grumly
half-seen
half-visible
hazy
heathenism
heavy
heinous
hellish
hemeralopic
hermetic
hidden
hush-hush
ignorance
ignorant
ill
ill-boding
ill-defined
ill-fated
ill-got
ill-gotten
ill-lighted
ill-lit
ill-omened
ill-starred
immoral
impenetrable
impervious to light
improper
in
dark
ness
in the
dark
inauspicious
inc
dark
cloud
Black Magellanic Cloud
Crab Nebula
angry clouds
black cat
black clouds
bright diffuse nebula
broken mirror
coalsack
dark
nebula
diffuse nebula
dust cloud
gaseous nebula
gathering clouds
halcyon bird
nebula
nebula of Lyra
nebular hypothesis
nebulosity
nebulous stars
owl
planetary nebula
rainbow
raven
ring nebula
shooting star
storm clouds
stormy petrel
the Coalsack
thundercloud
thunderhead
dark
horse
also-ran
aspirant
baby kisser
bare possibility
candidate
defeated candidate
dud
enigma
favorite son
fighting chance
frontier
frontiers of knowledge
gambling chance
hardly a chance
hopeful
hundred-to-one shot
improbability
lame duck
little chance
little opportunity
long odds
long shot
matter of ignorance
mystery
n
off chance
office seeker
outside chance
political hopeful
poor bet
poor lookout
poor possibility
poor prospect
presidential timber
puzzle
remote possibility
riddle
running mate
sealed book
slim chance
small chance
stalking-horse
terra incognita
the incalculable
the strange
the unfamiliar
the unknowable
the unknown
unexplored ground
unexplored territory
unknown quantity
unlikelihood
x
z
dark
en
attaint
bandage
beat down
becloud
be
dark
en
bedaub
bedazzle
bedim
befog
begloom
bemist
benight
besmear
besmirch
besmoke
bestain
black
black out
blacken
blackwash
blanch
blind
blind the eyes
blindfold
block the light
blot
blot out
blotch
blur
blush
brand
brown
cast a shadow
cast down
change color
charcoal
clabber up
cloud
cloud over
cloud up
color
cork
crimson
damp
dampen
dampen the spirits
dark
en over
dark
le
dash
daub
daze
dazzle
deject
denigrate
depress
deprive of sight
dim
dim out
dinge
dirty
discolor
discourage
dishearten
dispirit
dusk
ebonize
eclipse
encloud
encompass with shadow
enmist
excecate
flush
fog
glare
gloam
gloom
glow
gouge
grow
dark
grow dim
haze
hoodwink
ink
knock down
look black
lower
lower the spirits
make blind
mantle
mark
melanize
mist
murk
nigrify
nubilate
obfuscate
obnubilate
obscure
obumbrate
occult
occultate
opaque
oppress
overcast
overcloud
overshadow
oversmoke
pale
press down
redden
sadden
scorch
sear
shade
shadow
singe
sink
slubber
slur
smear
smirch
smog
smoke
smudge
smut
smutch
snow-blind
soil
somber
soot
strike blind
taint
tarnish
turn color
turn pale
turn red
weigh heavy upon
weigh upon
whiten
dark
ened
bedazzled
besmirched
blackened
blindfold
blindfolded
dazed
dazzled
discolored
excecate
foxed
foxy
hoodwinked
inky
murky
obscured
smirched
smoky
snow-blind
snow-blinded
soiled
stained
stigmatic
stigmatiferous
stigmatized
tainted
tarnished
dark
ening
blackening
blocking the light
burial
burying
clouding
concealedness
concealment
covering
covering up
covertness
deception
denigration
dimming
eclipsing
extinguishment
hiddenness
hiding
interment
invisibility
masking
melanization
mystification
nigrification
obfuscation
obnubilation
obscuration
obscurement
obumbration
occultation
occulting
overcast
overclouding
overshading
overshadowing
overshadowment
putting away
screening
secrecy
secretion
shading
shadowing
smirch
smirching
smudge
smudging
smut
smutch
smutching
subterfuge
uncommunicativeness
dark
ish
blackish
dark
dark
-colored
dark
some
dim
dimmish
dimpsy
dusk
dusky
funereal
grave
murk
murksome
murky
nigrescent
sad
semi
dark
sober
somber
sombrous
subfusc
swart
swarthy
dark
ness
Gothicism
ablepsia
adiaphanousness
age of ignorance
amaurosis
amorphousness
barbarism
benightedness
benightment
blackishness
blackness
bleakness
bleariness
blind side
blind spot
blindfolding
blinding
blindness
blur
blurriness
blurring the eyes
cataract
cecity
cloudiness
dark
dark
age
dark
of night
dark
ishness
dark
someness
defocus
depriving of sight
dim-sightedness
dimness
dismalness
dreariness
drop serene
duskiness
duskness
economic blindness
ever-during
dark
excecation
eyelessness
faintness
feebleness
filminess
fog
fogginess
funereality
fuzziness
glaucoma
gloom
gloominess
graveness
gravity
grimness
gutta serena
half-visibility
haziness
heathenism
hoodwinking
imperviousness to light
indefiniteness
indeterminateness
indistinctness
indistinguishability
intransparency
lack of vision
low profile
making blind
mist
mistiness
mumbo jumbo
murk
murkiness
mystification
night
nighttide
nighttime
niphablepsia
obfuscation
obscurantism
obscuration
obscurity
opacity
opaque
opaqueness
paganism
paleness
partial blindness
perplexity
psychic blindness
reduced sight
roil
roiledness
sable night
sadness
savagery
semivisibility
shadowiness
shapelessness
sightless eyes
sightlessness
snow blindness
soberness
sobriety
soft focus
solemnity
somberness
soul-blindness
spiritual blindness
stone-blindness
swarth
swarthiness
swartness
total blindness
trachoma
turbidity
turbidness
uncertainty
unclarity
unclearness
unenlightenment
unplainness
unseeingness
vague appearance
vagueness
weakness
wearifulness
wearisomeness
dark
y
American Indian
Amerind
Australian aborigine
Bushman
Caucasian
Indian
Malayan
Mister Charley
Mongolian
Negrillo
Negrito
Negro
Oriental
Red Indian
WASP
black
black man
blackfellow
boy
brown man
burrhead
colored person
coon
gook
honky
jigaboo
jungle bunny
nigger
niggra
ofay
paleface
pygmy
red man
redskin
slant-eye
spade
the Man
white
white man
whitey
yellow man
Dunkelfeldbild Definition
After-image
(
n.
)
The
impression
of
a
vivid
sensation
retained
by
the
retina
of
the
eye
after
the
cause
has
been
removed
Dark
(
a.
)
Destitute,
or
partially
destitute,
of
light
Dark
(
a.
)
Not
clear
to
the
understanding
Dark
(
a.
)
Destitute
of
knowledge
and
culture
Dark
(
a.
)
Evincing
black
or
foul
traits
of
character
Dark
(
a.
)
Foreboding
evil
Dark
(
a.
)
Deprived
of
sight
Dark
(
n.
)
Absence
of
light
Dark
(
n.
)
The
condition
of
ignorance
Dark
(
n.
)
A
dark
shade
or
dark
passage
in
a
painting,
engraving,
or
the
like
Dark
(
v.
t.)
To
darken
to
obscure.
Electron
(
n.
)
Amber
Field
(
n.
)
Cleared
land
Field
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
land
of
considerable
size
Field
(
n.
)
A
place
where
a
battle
is
fought
Field
(
n.
)
An
open
space
Field
(
n.
)
Any
blank
space
or
ground
on
which
figures
are
drawn
or
projected.
Field
(
n.
)
The
space
covered
by
an
optical
instrument
at
one
view.
Field
(
n.
)
The
whole
surface
of
an
escutcheon
Field
(
n.
)
An
unresticted
or
favorable
opportunity
for
action,
operation,
or
achievement
Field
(
n.
)
A
collective
term
for
all
the
competitors
in
any
outdoor
contest
or
trial,
or
for
all
except
the
favorites
in
the
betting.
Field
(
n.
)
That
part
of
the
grounds
reserved
for
the
players
which
is
outside
of
the
diamond
Field
(
v.
i.)
To
take
the
field.
Field
(
v.
i.)
To
stand
out
in
the
field,
ready
to
catch,
stop,
or
throw
the
ball.
Field
(
v.
t.)
To
catch,
stop,
throw,
etc.
(the
ball),
as
a
fielder.
Image
(
n.
)
An
imitation,
representation,
or
similitude
of
any
person,
thing,
or
act,
sculptured,
drawn,
painted,
or
otherwise
made
perceptible
to
the
sight
Image
(
n.
)
Hence:
The
likeness
of
anything
to
which
worship
is
paid
Image
(
n.
)
Show
Image
(
n.
)
A
representation
of
anything
to
the
mind
Image
(
n.
)
A
picture,
example,
or
illustration,
often
taken
from
sensible
objects,
and
used
to
illustrate
a
subject
Image
(
n.
)
The
figure
or
picture
of
any
object
formed
at
the
focus
of
a
lens
or
mirror,
by
rays
of
light
from
the
several
points
of
the
object
symmetrically
refracted
or
reflected
to
corresponding
points
in
such
focus
Image
(
v.
t.)
To
represent
or
form
an
image
of
Image
(
v.
t.)
To
represent
to
the
mental
vision
Microscope
(
n.
)
An
optical
instrument,
consisting
of
a
lens,
or
combination
of
lenses,
for
making
an
enlarged
image
of
an
object
which
is
too
minute
to
be
viewed
by
the
naked
eye.
Pitch-dark
(
a.
)
Dark
as
a
pitch
dark field image (electron microscope) / dark field images Bedeutung
field
goal
a
score
in
American
football,
a
score
made
by
kicking
the
ball
between
the
opponents'
goal
posts
basket
field
goal
a
score
in
basketball
made
by
throwing
the
ball
through
the
hoop
dark
adaptation
the
process
of
adjusting
the
eyes
to
low
levels
of
illumination,
cones
adapt
first,
rods
continue
to
adapt
for
up
to
four
hours
field
trip
a
group
excursion
(to
a
museum
or
the
woods
or
some
historic
place)
for
firsthand
examination
outdoor
sport
field
sport
a
sport
that
is
played
outdoors
track
and
field
participating
in
athletic
sports
performed
on
a
running
track
or
on
the
field
associated
with
it
field
game
an
outdoor
game
played
on
a
field
of
specified
dimensions
field
hockey
hockey
a
game
resembling
ice
hockey
that
is
played
on
an
open
field,
two
opposing
teams
use
curved
sticks
try
to
drive
a
ball
into
the
opponents'
net
image
compression
the
compression
of
graphics
for
storage
or
transmission
field
work
an
investigation
carried
out
in
the
field
rather
than
in
a
laboratory
or
headquarters
electron
microscopy
microscopy
with
the
use
of
electron
microscopes
electron
spin
resonance
ESR
electron
paramagnetic
resonance
microwave
spectroscopy
in
which
there
is
resonant
absorption
of
radiation
by
a
paramagnet
dark
ground
illumination
dark
field
illumination
a
form
of
microscopic
examination
of
living
material
by
scattered
light,
specimens
appear
luminous
against
a
dark
background
left
field
leftfield
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
expected
to
field
balls
in
the
left
third
of
the
outfield
(looking
from
home
plate)
center
field
centerfield
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
expected
to
field
balls
in
the
central
third
of
the
outfield
right
field
rightfield
the
fielding
position
of
the
player
on
a
baseball
team
who
is
expected
to
field
balls
in
the
right
third
of
the
outfield
(looking
from
home
plate)
quarterback
signal
caller
field
general
(American
football)
the
position
of
the
football
player
in
the
backfield
who
directs
the
offensive
play
of
his
team,
quarterback
is
the
most
important
position
on
the
team
field
trial
a
test
of
young
hunting
dogs
to
determine
their
skill
in
pointing
and
retrieving
field
press
censorship
security
review
of
news
(including
all
information
or
material
intended
for
dissemination
to
the
public)
subject
to
the
jurisdiction
of
the
armed
forces
field
field
of
operation
line
of
business
a
particular
kind
of
commercial
enterprise,
they
are
outstanding
in
their
field
Bosworth
Field
the
battle
that
ended
the
Wars
of
the
Roses
(),
Richard
III
was
killed
and
Henry
Tudor
was
crowned
as
Henry
VII
Flodden
Battle
of
Flodden
Field
a
battle
in
,
the
English
defeated
the
invading
Scots
and
James
IV
was
killed
dark-eyed
junco
slateolored
junco
Junco
hyemalis
common
North
American
junco
having
grey
plumage
and
eyes
with
dark
brown
irises
field
sparrow
Spizella
pusilla
common
North
American
finch
of
brushy
pasturelands
field
spaniel
large
usually
black
hunting
and
retrieving
spaniel
with
a
dense
flat
or
slightly
wavy
coat,
cross
between
cocker
and
Sussex
spaniel
field
cricket
Acheta
assimilis
common
American
black
cricket,
attacks
crops
and
also
enters
dwellings
field
mouse
fieldmouse
any
nocturnal
Old
World
mouse
of
the
genus
Apodemus
inhabiting
woods
and
fields
and
gardens
vole
field
mouse
any
of
various
small
mouselike
rodents
of
the
family
Cricetidae
(especially
of
genus
Microtus)
having
a
stout
short-tailed
body
and
inconspicuous
ears
and
inhabiting
fields
or
meadows
dark
horse
a
racehorse
about
which
little
is
known
airfield
landing
field
flying
field
field
a
place
where
planes
take
off
and
land
ball
field
baseball
field
diamond
the
baseball
playing
field
binoculars
field
glasses
opera
glasses
an
optical
instrument
designed
for
simultaneous
use
by
both
eyes
binocular
microscope
a
light
microscope
adapted
to
the
use
of
both
eyes
bitmap
electronic
image
an
image
represented
as
a
two
dimensional
array
of
brightness
values
for
pixels
center
field
centerfield
center
the
piece
of
ground
in
the
outfield
directly
ahead
of
the
catcher,
he
hit
the
ball
to
deep
center
compound
microscope
light
microscope
that
has
two
converging
lens
systems:
the
objective
and
the
eyepiece
dark
lantern
bull's-eye
a
lantern
with
a
single
opening
and
a
sliding
panel
that
can
be
closed
to
conceal
the
light
effigy
image
simulacrum
a
representation
of
a
person
(especially
in
the
form
of
sculpture),
the
coin
bears
an
effigy
of
Lincoln,
the
emperor's
tomb
had
his
image
carved
in
stone
electron
accelerator
collider
that
consists
of
an
accelerator
that
collides
electrons
and
positrons
electron
gun
the
electrode
that
is
the
source
of
electrons
in
a
cathodeay
tube
or
electron
microscope,
consists
of
a
cathode
that
emits
a
stream
of
electrons
and
the
electrostatic
or
electromagnetic
apparatus
that
focuses
it
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
electron
multiplier
a
vacuum
tube
that
amplifies
a
flow
of
electrons
field
artillery
field
gun
movable
artillery
(other
than
antiaircraft)
used
by
armies
in
the
field
(especially
for
direct
support
of
front-line
troops)
field
coil
field
winding
the
electric
coil
around
a
field
magnet
that
produces
the
magneto
motive
force
to
set
up
the
flux
in
an
electric
machine
field-effect
transistor
FET
a
transistor
in
which
most
current
flows
in
a
channel
whose
effective
resistance
can
be
controlled
by
a
transverse
electric
field
field-emission
microscope
electron
microscope
used
to
observe
the
surface
structure
of
a
solid
field
glass
glass
spyglass
a
small
refracting
telescope
field
hockey
ball
ball
used
in
playing
field
hockey
field
hospital
a
temporary
military
hospital
near
the
battle
lines
field
house
an
athletic
facility
where
athletes
prepare
for
sport
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