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Definition
Synonym
Eigenbewegung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Eigenbewegung
f
proper motion
Eigenbewegung
f
proper motion
Eigenbeweglichkeit
f
(Halbleiter)
electr.
intrinsic mobility (semiconductors)
Eigenbewegung
f
proper motion
Selbstbewertung
f
; Eigenbewertung
f
self-assessment (selfassessment) (self assessment)
Deutsche
Eigenbewegung Synonyme
Englische
proper motion Synonyme
proper
Christian
OK
absolute
accepted
accommodated to
according to
according to Hoyle
accurate
acknowledged
adapted
adapted to
adjusted to
admitted
advantageous
advisable
after
agreeable to
agreeably to
all right
alone
answerable to
applicable
apposite
appropriate
approved
apropos
apt
arrant
au fait
authentic
authoritative
balanced
banausic
becoming
befitting
being done
beneficial
blamed
by
canonical
capable
characteristic
civil
classical
comely
comme il faut
commodious
competent
complete
condign
conformable
conformable to
conforming
conformist
confounded
congruent with
congruous
consistent with
consummate
convenient
conventional
correct
crashing
crass
customary
de rigueur
dead right
decent
decided
decorous
defensible
definitive
delicate
deserved
desirable
desired
diagnostic
dignified
distinct
distinctive
distinguished
downright
due
egregious
elegant
employable
equitable
established
evangelical
even
evenhanded
exact
expected
expedient
fair
fair and square
faithful
faultless
favorable
feasible
felicitous
firm
fit
fitten
fitting
flagrant
flawless
formal
fructuous
functional
genteel
gentlemanly
glaring
good
good for
gross
happy
helpful
idiocratic
idiosyncratic
in accordance with
in agreement with
in character
in compliance with
in conformity with
in correspondence to
in harmony with
in keeping with
in line with
in lock-step with
in obedience to
in step with
in uniformity with
individual
infernal
inspired
intolerable
intrinsic
just
just right
justifiable
justified
kosher
ladylike
lawful
legal
letter-perfect
level
likely
literal
marked
meet
meet and right
merited
meticulous
modest
nice
normal
normative
of general utility
of help
of service
of the faith
of use
okay
only
opportune
orthodox
orthodoxical
out-and-out
outright
own
particular
peculiar
per
perfect
polite
politic
positive
practical
pra
proper
thing
bon ton
candor
conformity
consuetude
convention
cricket
custom
established way
etiquette
fair play
fair shake
fair-mindedness
fairness
fashion
folkway
good sportsmanship
haute couture
high fashion
manner
manners
mode
mores
observance
practice
praxis
prescription
prevailing taste
right
rightfulness
rightness
ritual
social convention
sportsmanlikeness
sportsmanliness
sportsmanship
square deal
standard behavior
standard usage
standing custom
stream of fashion
style
swim
the fair thing
the handsome thing
the
proper
thing
the seemly
the thing
time-honored practice
tradition
trend
usage
use
vogue
way
what is done
what is right
what should be
wont
wonting
proper
ly
acceptably
according to use
accurately
adequately
advantageously
advisably
aesthetically
amply
appropriately
aptly
artistically
as is
proper
as is right
becomingly
by right
by rights
comme il faut
condignly
congruously
conveniently
conventionally
correctly
customarily
decently
decorously
deservedly
desirably
disinterestedly
dispassionately
duly
elegantly
equally
equitably
evenly
expediently
fair
fairly
faultlessly
feasibly
fitly
fittingly
flawlessly
genteelly
gracefully
impartially
impersonally
in all conscience
in good taste
in reason
inequity
injustice
just right
just so
justifiably
justifiedly
justly
meetly
nicely
opportunely
orthodoxly
perfectly
politely
practically
quietly
right
rightfully
rightly
satisfactorily
seasonably
seemly
sic
simply
so
sortably
straight
suitably
tastefully
to advantage
traditionally
unobtrusively
upon even terms
warrantably
warrantedly
well
with taste
without distinction
proper
tied
blessed with
enfeoffed
having
having and holding
holding
in possession of
landed
landholding
landowning
master of
occupying
owning
possessed of
possessing
proper
ty-owning
proprietary
seized of
tenured
worth
proper
ty
acreage
acres
adverse possession
affection
affluence
alodium
aroma
assets
attribute
available means
badge
balance
banner
belongings
blackface
body-build
bottomless purse
brand
bulging purse
burgage
cachet
capital
capital goods
capitalization
cast
character
characteristic
characteristics
chattels
chattels real
claim
clown white
colony
complexion
composition
configuration
constituents
constitution
costume
crasis
cut
de facto
de jure
demesne
dependency
derivative title
device
dharma
diathesis
differentia
differential
disposition
distinctive feature
domain
dominion
earmark
easy circumstances
effects
embarras de richesses
estate
ethos
feature
fee fief
fee position
fee simple
fee simple absolute
fee simple conditional
fee simple defeasible
fee simple determinable
fee tail
feodum
feud
fiber
fiefdom
figure
flavor
fortune
frame
frankalmoign
free socage
freehold
fund
gavelkind
gear
genius
gold
grain
greasepaint
grist
grounds
gust
habit
hallmark
handsome fortune
having title to
high income
high tax bracket
hold
holding
holdings
honor
hue
humor
humors
idiocrasy
idiosyncrasy
ilk
image
impress
impression
independence
index
indicant
indicator
individualism
insignia
keynote
kind
knight service
land
landed
proper
ty
lands
lay fee
lease
leasehold
legal claim
legal possession
lineaments
liquid assets
lot
lots
lucre
luxuriousness
makeup
mammon
mandate
mannerism
manor
mark
marking
material wealth
means
measure
messuage
mold
money
money to burn
moneybags
nature
note
occupancy
occupation
oddity
odor
opulence
opulency
original title
owning
paraphernalia
parcel
particularity
peculiarity
pelf
physique
picture
plat
plot
possessing
possession
possessions
possessorship
practical piece
praedium
preoccupancy
preoccupation
prepossession
prescription
prop
proper
ty rights
proprietary
proprietary rights
proprietor
Eigenbewegung Definition
Electro-motion
(
n.
)
The
motion
of
electricity
or
its
passage
from
one
metal
to
another
in
a
voltaic
circuit
Excito-motion
(
n.
)
Motion
excited
by
reflex
nerves.
See
Excito-motory.
Ideo-motion
(
n.
)
An
ideo-motor
movement.
Link
motion
(
)
A
valve
gear,
consisting
of
two
eccentrics
with
their
rods,
giving
motion
to
a
slide
valve
by
an
adjustable
connecting
bar,
called
the
link,
in
such
a
way
that
the
motion
of
the
engine
can
be
reversed,
or
the
cut-off
varied,
at
will
Motion
(
n.
)
The
act,
process,
or
state
of
changing
place
or
position
Motion
(
n.
)
Power
of,
or
capacity
for,
motion.
Motion
(
n.
)
Direction
of
movement
Motion
(
n.
)
Change
in
the
relative
position
of
the
parts
of
anything
Motion
(
n.
)
Movement
of
the
mind,
desires,
or
passions
Motion
(
n.
)
A
proposal
or
suggestion
looking
to
action
or
progress
Motion
(
n.
)
An
application
made
to
a
court
or
judge
orally
in
open
court.
Its
object
is
to
obtain
an
order
or
rule
directing
some
act
to
be
done
in
favor
of
the
applicant.
Motion
(
n.
)
Change
of
pitch
in
successive
sounds,
whether
in
the
same
part
or
in
groups
of
parts.
Motion
(
n.
)
A
puppet
show
or
puppet.
Motion
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
significant
movement
or
gesture,
as
with
the
hand
Motion
(
v.
i.)
To
make
proposal
Motion
(
v.
t.)
To
direct
or
invite
by
a
motion,
as
of
the
hand
or
head
Motion
(
v.
t.)
To
propose
Proper
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
one
Proper
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
the
natural
or
essential
constitution
Proper
(
a.
)
Befitting
one's
nature,
qualities,
etc.
Proper
(
a.
)
Becoming
in
appearance
Proper
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
one
of
a
species,
but
not
common
to
the
whole
Proper
(
a.
)
Rightly
so
called
Proper
(
a.
)
Represented
in
its
natural
color
Proper
(
adv.
)
Properly
Self-motion
(
n.
)
Motion
given
by
inherent
power,
without
external
impulse
proper motion Bedeutung
motion
movement
move
the
act
of
changing
location
from
one
place
to
another,
police
controlled
the
motion
of
the
crowd,
the
movement
of
people
from
the
farms
to
the
cities,
his
move
put
him
directly
in
my
path
progress
progression
procession
advance
advancement
forward
motion
onward
motion
the
act
of
moving
forward
(as
toward
a
goal)
motion
movement
move
motility
a
change
of
position
that
does
not
entail
a
change
of
location,
the
reflex
motion
of
his
eyebrows
revealed
his
surprise,
movement
is
a
sign
of
life,
an
impatient
move
of
his
hand,
gastrointestinal
motility
rotation
rotary
motion
the
act
of
rotating
as
if
on
an
axis,
the
rotation
of
the
dancer
kept
time
with
the
music
time
and
motion
study
time-and-motion
study
time-motion
study
motion
study
time
study
work
study
an
analysis
of
a
specific
job
in
an
effort
to
find
the
most
efficient
method
in
terms
of
time
and
effort
filming
cinematography
motion-picture
photography
the
act
of
making
a
film
motion-picture
camera
movie
camera
cineamera
a
camera
that
takes
a
sequence
of
photographs
that
can
give
the
illusion
of
motion
when
viewed
in
rapid
succession
motion-picture
film
movie
film
cine-film
photographic
film
several
hundred
feet
long
and
wound
on
a
spool,
to
be
used
in
a
movie
camera
perpetual
motion
machine
a
machine
that
can
continue
to
do
work
indefinitely
without
drawing
energy
from
some
external
source,
impossible
under
the
law
of
conservation
of
energy
Kepler's
law
Kepler's
law
of
planetary
motion
(astronomy)
one
of
three
empirical
laws
of
planetary
motion
stated
by
Johannes
Kepler
Newton's
law
of
motion
Newton's
law
law
of
motion
one
of
three
basic
laws
of
classical
mechanics
first
law
of
motion
Newton's
first
law
of
motion
Newton's
first
law
a
body
remains
at
rest
or
in
motion
with
a
constant
velocity
unless
acted
upon
by
an
external
force
second
law
of
motion
Newton's
second
law
of
motion
Newton's
second
law
the
rate
of
change
of
momentum
is
proportional
to
the
imposed
force
and
goes
in
the
direction
of
the
force
third
law
of
motion
Newton's
third
law
of
motion
Newton's
third
law
law
of
action
and
reaction
action
and
reaction
are
equal
and
opposite
proper
noun
proper
name
a
noun
that
denotes
a
particular
thing,
usually
capitalized
a
movie
film
picture
moving
picture
moving-picture
show
motion
picture
motion-picture
show
picture
show
pic
flick
a
form
of
entertainment
that
enacts
a
story
by
sound
and
a
sequence
of
images
giving
the
illusion
of
continuous
movement,
they
went
to
a
movie
every
Saturday
night,
the
film
was
shot
on
location
slow
motion
a
movie
that
apparently
takes
place
at
a
slower
than
normal
speed,
achieved
by
taking
the
film
at
a
faster
rate
gesture
motion
the
use
of
movements
(especially
of
the
hands)
to
communicate
familiar
or
prearranged
signals
motion
question
a
formal
proposal
for
action
made
to
a
deliberative
assembly
for
discussion
and
vote,
he
made
a
motion
to
adjourn,
she
called
for
the
question
movement
motion
a
natural
event
that
involves
a
change
in
the
position
or
location
of
something
periodic
motion
periodic
movement
motion
that
recurs
over
and
over
and
the
period
of
time
required
for
each
recurrence
remains
the
same
harmonic
motion
a
periodic
motion
in
which
the
displacement
is
either
symmetrical
about
a
point
or
is
the
sum
of
such
motions
simple
harmonic
motion
periodic
motion
in
which
the
restoring
force
is
proportional
to
the
displacement
axial
rotation
axial
motion
roll
rotary
motion
of
an
object
around
its
own
axis,
wheels
in
axial
rotation
orbital
rotation
orbital
motion
motion
of
an
object
in
an
orbit
around
a
fixed
point,
satellites
in
orbital
rotation
Academy
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
and
Sciences
an
academy
that
gives
annual
awards
for
achievements
in
motion
picture
production
and
performance
moviegoer
motion-picture
fan
someone
who
goes
to
see
movies
apparent
motion
motion
apparent
movement
movement
an
optical
illusion
of
motion
produced
by
viewing
a
rapid
succession
of
still
pictures
of
a
moving
object,
the
cinema
relies
on
apparent
motion,
the
succession
of
flashing
lights
gave
an
illusion
of
movement
Brownian
movement
Brownian
motion
pedesis
the
random
motion
of
small
particles
suspended
in
a
gas
or
liquid
proper
fraction
a
fraction
with
a
numerator
smaller
than
the
denominator
motion
a
state
of
change,
they
were
in
a
state
of
steady
motion
perpetual
motion
motion
that
continues
indefinitely
without
any
external
source
of
energy,
impossible
in
practice
because
of
friction
motion
sickness
kinetosis
the
state
of
being
dizzy
or
nauseated
because
of
the
motions
that
occur
while
traveling
in
or
on
a
moving
vehicle
move
make
a
motion
propose
formally,
in
a
debate
or
parliamentary
meeting
gesticulate
gesture
motion
show,
express
or
direct
through
movement,
He
gestured
his
desire
to
leave
launch
set
in
motion
get
going,
give
impetus
to,
launch
a
career,
Her
actions
set
in
motion
a
complicated
judicial
process
proper
right
appropriate
for
a
condition
or
purpose
or
occasion
or
a
person's
character,
needs,
everything
in
its
proper
place,
the
right
man
for
the
job,
she
is
not
suitable
for
the
position
proper(ip)
limited
to
the
thing
specified,
the
city
proper,
his
claim
is
connected
with
the
deed
proper
proper
marked
by
suitability
or
rightness
or
appropriateness,
proper
medical
treatment,
proper
manners
proper(a)
having
all
the
qualities
typical
of
the
thing
specified,
wanted
a
proper
dinner,
not
just
a
snack,
he
finally
has
a
proper
job
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