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Definition
Synonym
Edelgasschale
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Edelgasschale
f
(Kerntechnik)
Edelgasschale
n
pl
noble gas shell; rare gas shell (nuclear engineering)
noble gas shells; rare gas shells
Edelgasschale
f
(Kerntechnik)
Edelgasschale
n
pl
noble gas shell; rare gas shell (nuclear engineering)
noble gas shells; rare gas shells
Edelgasschale
f
(Kerntechnik)
Edelgasschale
n
pl
noble gas shell; rare gas shell (nuclear engineering)
noble gas shells; rare gas shells
Deutsche
Edelgasschale Synonyme
Englische
noble gas shell; rare gas shell Synonyme
noble
Babylonian
Brahman
Christian
Corinthian
acclaimed
admirable
advantageous
archduke
aristocrat
aristocratic
armiger
august
auspicious
awe-inspiring
awful
barbaric
baron
baronet
baronial
beneficial
benevolent
big
bighearted
blameless
blue blood
blue-blooded
bon
bonny
braw
bueno
capital
celebrated
changeless
chivalrous
clean
cogent
commendable
conspicuous
constant
count
courtly
creditable
daimio
decent
deluxe
dignified
distinguished
ducal
duke
earl
elaborate
elegant
elevated
eminent
erect
esquire
esteemed
estimable
ethical
exalted
excellent
exceptional
expedient
exquisite
extraordinary
extravagant
fair
faithful
famous
fancy
favorable
fine
full of integrity
generous
genteel
gentle
gentleman
gentlemanlike
gentlemanly
gentlewoman
glorious
godlike
good
goodly
grand
grand duke
grandee
grandiose
grave
great
great of heart
greathearted
handsome
healthy
held in esteem
helpful
heroic
hidalgo
high
high-class
high-minded
high-principled
high-ranking
highly esteemed
highly regarded
highly reputed
highly respectable
honest
honorable
honored
idealistic
illustrious
immaculate
immutable
imposing
impressive
in favor
in good odor
in high favor
incommutable
inconvertible
incorruptible
indefeasible
inert
inspiring
insusceptible of change
intransmutable
invariable
inviolate
irreproachable
irretrievable
irreversible
irrevocable
just
kind
kinglike
kingly
knightly
lace-curtain
lady
ladylike
laird
landgrave
largehearted
lasting
laudable
lauded
law-abiding
law-loving
law-revering
liberal
lofty
lord
lordling
lordly
loyal
luxurious
magisterial
magnanimous
magnate
magnificent
magnifico
majestic
manly
margrave
marked
marquis
memorable
meritorious
moral
moralistic
moving
nice
noble
-minded
noble
man
noble
woman
none
nonreturnable
nonreversible
notable
noted
noteworthy
of gentle blood
of mark
of rank
openhanded
opt
noble
minded
big
bighearted
chivalrous
elevated
exalted
generous
great
great of heart
greathearted
handsome
heroic
high
high-minded
idealistic
knightly
largehearted
liberal
lofty
magnanimous
noble
openhanded
princely
sublime
noble
man
Brahman
archduke
aristocrat
armiger
baron
baronet
blue blood
count
daimio
duke
earl
esquire
gentleman
grand duke
grandee
hidalgo
lace-curtain
laird
landgrave
lord
lordling
magnate
magnifico
margrave
marquis
noble
optimate
palsgrave
patrician
peer
seigneur
seignior
silk-stocking
squire
swell
thoroughbred
upper-cruster
viscount
waldgrave
Edelgasschale Definition
Acorn-shell
(
n.
)
One
of
the
sessile
cirripeds
Argus
shell
(
)
A
species
of
shell
(Cypraea
argus),
beautifully
variegated
with
spots
resembling
those
in
a
peacock's
tail.
Ark
shell
(
)
A
marine
bivalve
shell
belonging
to
the
genus
Arca
and
its
allies.
Boat
shell
(
)
A
marine
gastropod
of
the
genus
Crepidula.
The
species
are
numerous.
It
is
so
named
from
its
form
and
interior
deck.
Boat
shell
(
)
A
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Cymba.
Bubble
shell
(
)
A
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Bulla
and
allied
genera,
belonging
to
the
Tectibranchiata.
Ear-shell
(
n.
)
A
flattened
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Haliotis
Engineering
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Engineer
Engineering
(
n.
)
Originally,
the
art
of
managing
engines
Fig-shell
(
n.
)
A
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Pyrula,
or
Ficula,
resembling
a
fig
in
form.
George
noble
(
)
A
gold
noble
of
the
time
of
Henry
VIII.
See
Noble,
n.
Goroon
shell
(
)
A
large,
handsome,
marine,
univalve
shell
(Triton
femorale).
Hard-shell
(
a.
)
Unyielding
Ioqua
shell
(
)
The
shell
of
a
large
Dentalium
(D.
pretiosum),
formerly
used
as
shell
money,
and
for
ornaments,
by
the
Indians
of
the
west
coast
of
North
America.
Maara
shell
(
)
A
large,
pearly,
spiral,
marine
shell
(Turbo
margaritaceus),
from
the
Pacific
Islands.
It
is
used
as
an
ornament.
Mail-shell
(
n.
)
A
chiton.
Mask
shell
(
)
Any
spiral
marine
shell
of
the
genus
Persona,
having
a
curiously
twisted
aperture.
Noble
(
superl.
)
Possessing
eminence,
elevation,
dignity,
etc.
Noble
(
superl.
)
Grand
Noble
(
superl.
)
Of
exalted
rank
Noble
(
n.
)
A
person
of
rank
above
a
commoner
Noble
(
n.
)
An
English
money
of
account,
and,
formerly,
a
gold
coin,
of
the
value
of
6
s.
8
d.
sterling,
or
about
$1.61.
Noble
(
n.
)
A
European
fish
Noble
(
v.
t.)
To
make
noble
Noble-minded
(
a.
)
Having
a
noble
mind
Nuclear
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
nucleus
Pouch-shell
(
n.
)
A
small
British
and
American
pond
snail
(Bulinus
hypnorum).
Rare
(
a.
)
Early.
Rare
(
superl.
)
Nearly
raw
Rare
(
superl.
)
Not
frequent
Rare
(
superl.
)
Of
an
uncommon
nature
Rare
(
superl.
)
Thinly
scattered
Rare
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
wide
separation
of
parts
Rice-shell
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
small
white
polished
marine
shells
of
the
genus
Olivella.
Shell
(
n.
)
A
hard
outside
covering,
as
of
a
fruit
or
an
animal.
Shell
(
n.
)
The
covering,
or
outside
part,
of
a
nut
Shell
(
n.
)
A
pod.
Shell
(
n.
)
The
hard
covering
of
an
egg.
Shell
(
n.
)
The
hard
calcareous
or
chitinous
external
covering
of
mollusks,
crustaceans,
and
some
other
invertebrates.
In
some
mollusks,
as
the
cuttlefishes,
it
is
internal,
or
concealed
by
the
mantle.
Also,
the
hard
covering
of
some
vertebrates,
as
the
armadillo,
the
tortoise,
and
the
like.
Shell
(
n.
)
Hence,
by
extension,
any
mollusks
having
such
a
covering.
Shell
(
n.
)
A
hollow
projectile,
of
various
shapes,
adapted
for
a
mortar
or
a
cannon,
and
containing
an
explosive
substance,
ignited
with
a
fuse
or
by
percussion,
by
means
of
which
the
projectile
is
burst
and
its
fragments
scattered.
See
Bomb.
Shell
(
n.
)
The
case
which
holds
the
powder,
or
charge
of
powder
and
shot,
used
with
breechloading
small
arms.
Shell
(
n.
)
Any
slight
hollow
structure
Shell
(
n.
)
A
coarse
kind
of
coffin
Shell
(
n.
)
An
instrument
of
music,
as
a
lyre,
--
the
first
lyre
having
been
made,
it
is
said,
by
drawing
strings
over
a
tortoise
shell.
Shell
(
n.
)
An
engraved
copper
roller
used
in
print
works.
Shell
(
n.
)
The
husks
of
cacao
seeds,
a
decoction
of
which
is
often
used
as
a
substitute
for
chocolate,
cocoa,
etc.
Shell
(
n.
)
The
outer
frame
or
case
of
a
block
within
which
the
sheaves
revolve.
Shell
(
n.
)
A
light
boat
the
frame
of
which
is
covered
with
thin
wood
or
with
paper
Shell
(
v.
t.)
To
strip
or
break
off
the
shell
of
noble gas shell; rare gas shell (nuclear engineering) / noble gas shells; rare gas shells Bedeutung
somatic
cell
nuclear
transplantation
somatic
cell
nuclear
transfer
SCNT
nuclear
transplantation
moving
a
cell
nucleus
and
its
genetic
material
from
one
cell
to
another
nuclear
terrorism
the
use
of
a
nuclear
device
by
a
terrorist
organization
to
cause
massive
devastation
or
the
use
(or
threat
of
use)
of
fissionable
radioactive
materials,
assaults
on
nuclear
power
plants
is
one
form
of
nuclear
terrorism
shell
game
thimblerig
a
swindling
sleight-of-hand
game,
victim
guesses
which
of
three
things
a
pellet
is
under
technology
engineering
the
practical
application
of
science
to
commerce
or
industry
aeronautical
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
aircraft
automotive
technology
automotive
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
automobiles
chemical
engineering
the
activity
of
applying
chemistry
to
the
solution
of
practical
problems
conchology
shell
collecting
the
collection
and
study
of
mollusc
shells
nuclear
deterrence
the
military
doctrine
that
an
enemy
will
be
deterred
from
using
nuclear
weapons
as
long
as
he
can
be
destroyed
as
a
consequence,
when
two
nations
both
resort
to
nuclear
deterrence
the
consequence
could
be
mutual
destruction
budgerigar
budgereegah
budgerygah
budgie
grass
parakeet
lovebird
shell
parakeet
Melopsittacus
undulatus
small
Australian
parakeet
usually
light
green
with
black
and
yellow
markings
in
the
wild
but
bred
in
many
colors
carapace
shell
cuticle
shield
a
hard
outer
covering
or
case
of
certain
organisms
such
as
arthropods
and
turtles
shell
the
hard
largely
calcareous
covering
of
a
mollusc
or
a
brachiopod
scallop
shell
a
shell
of
a
scallop
oyster
shell
a
shell
of
an
oyster
tooth
shell
tusk
shell
any
of
various
seashore
mollusks
having
a
tapering
tubular
shell
open
at
each
end
and
a
foot
pointed
like
a
spade
for
burrowing
abalone
ear-shell
any
of
various
large
edible
marine
gastropods
of
the
genus
Haliotis
having
an
ear-shaped
shell
with
pearly
interior
scorpion
shell
any
of
numerous
tropical
marine
snails
that
as
adults
have
the
outer
lip
of
the
aperture
produced
into
a
series
of
long
curved
spines
moon
shell
moonshell
marine
gastropods
having
smooth
rounded
shells
that
form
short
spires
bubble
shell
marine
gastropod
mollusk
having
a
very
small
thin
shell
chiton
coat-of-mail
shell
sea
cradle
polyplacophore
primitive
elongated
bilaterally
symmetrical
marine
mollusk
having
a
mantle
covered
with
eight
calcareous
plates
soft-shell
clam
steamer
steamer
clam
long-neck
clam
Mya
arenaria
an
edible
clam
with
thin
oval-shaped
shell
found
in
coastal
regions
of
the
United
States
and
Europe
quahog
quahaug
hard-shell
clam
hard
clam
round
clam
Venus
mercenaria
Mercenaria
mercenaria
an
edible
American
clam,
the
heavy
shells
were
used
as
money
by
some
American
Indians
ark
shell
marine
bivalve
mollusk
having
a
heavy
toothed
shell
with
a
deep
boat-like
inner
surface
hard-shell
crab
edible
crab
that
has
not
recently
molted
and
so
has
a
hard
shell
soft-shell
crab
soft-shelled
crab
edible
crab
that
has
recently
molted
and
not
yet
formed
its
new
shell
brachiopod
lamp
shell
lampshell
marine
animal
with
bivalve
shell
having
a
pair
of
arms
bearing
tentacles
for
capturing
food,
found
worldwide
artillery
shell
a
shell
fired
by
artillery
atomic
warhead
nuclear
warhead
thermonuclear
warhead
nuke
the
warhead
of
a
missile
designed
to
deliver
an
atom
bomb
blank
dummy
blank
shell
a
cartridge
containing
an
explosive
charge
but
no
bullet
engineering
engine
room
a
room
(as
on
a
ship)
in
which
the
engine
is
located
gas
shell
(military)
bomb
consisting
of
an
explosive
projectile
filled
with
a
toxic
gas
that
is
released
when
the
bomb
explodes
mess
jacket
monkey
jacket
shell
jacket
waist-length
jacket
tapering
to
a
point
at
the
back,
worn
by
officers
in
the
mess
for
formal
dinners
nautilus
nuclear
submarine
nuclear-powered
submarine
a
submarine
that
is
propelled
by
nuclear
power
nuclear-powered
ship
ship
whose
motive
power
comes
from
the
energy
of
a
nuclear
reactor
nuclear
reactor
reactor
(physics)
any
of
several
kinds
of
apparatus
that
maintain
and
control
a
nuclear
reaction
for
the
production
of
energy
or
artificial
elements
nuclear
rocket
a
rocket
engine
in
which
a
nuclear
reactor
is
used
to
heat
a
propellant
nuclear
weapon
atomic
weapon
a
weapon
of
mass
destruction
whose
explosive
power
derives
from
a
nuclear
reaction
plate
scale
shell
a
metal
sheathing
of
uniform
thickness
(such
as
the
shield
attached
to
an
artillery
piece
to
protect
the
gunners)
racing
skiff
single
shell
a
shell
for
a
single
oarsman
shell
ammunition
consisting
of
a
cylindrical
metal
casing
containing
an
explosive
charge
and
a
projectile,
fired
from
a
large
gun
shell
case
casing
the
housing
or
outer
covering
of
something,
the
clock
has
a
walnut
case
shell
racing
shell
a
very
light
narrow
racing
boat
shell
plating
the
plates
covering
the
frame
of
a
steel
ship
and
corresponding
to
the
planking
of
a
wooden
ship
shell
stitch
a
crochet
stitch
shotgun
shell
a
shell
containing
lead
shot,
used
in
shotguns
sugar
spoon
sugar
shell
a
spoon
for
serving
sugar,
often
made
in
the
shape
of
a
seashell
tank
shell
a
shell
fired
by
the
cannon
on
a
tank
whizbang
whizzbang
whizbang
shell
a
small
high-velocity
shell,
it
makes
a
whizzing
sound
followed
by
a
bang
when
it
hits
high-mindedness
idealism
noble-mindedness
b
a
elevated
ideals
or
conduct,
the
quality
of
believing
that
ideals
should
be
pursued
nuclear
medicine
the
branch
of
medicine
that
uses
radioactive
materials
either
to
image
a
patient's
body
or
to
destroy
diseased
cells
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