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Definition
Synonym
Elektronendefektstelle
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Elektronendefektstelle
f
; Defektelektron
n
; Mangelelektron
n
; Elektronenlücke
f
; Elektronenloch
n
; Loch
n
(im Halbleiter)
electr.
Elektronendefektstelle
n
pl
; Defektelektronen
pl
; Mangelelektronen
pl
; Elektronenlücken
pl
; Elektronenlöcher
pl
; Löcher
pl
defect electron; electron hole; p-hole; hole (in a semi-conductor)
defect electrons; electron holes; p-holes; holes
Elektronendefektstelle
f
; Defektelektron
n
; Mangelelektron
n
; Elektronenlücke
f
; Elektronenloch
n
; Loch
n
(im Halbleiter)
electr.
Elektronendefektstelle
n
pl
; Defektelektronen
pl
; Mangelelektronen
pl
; Elektronenlücken
pl
; Elektronenlöcher
pl
; Löcher
pl
defect electron; electron hole; p-hole; hole (in a semi-conductor)
defect electrons; electron holes; p-holes; holes
Elektron
n
Elektronen
pl
electron
electrons
Elektron
electron
Elektron
n
phys.
Elektronen
pl
Haftelektron
n
schnelles Elektron
electron
electrons
trapped electron
fast electron
Rückstoßelektron
n
; Compton-Elektron
n
(Kerntechnik)
Rückstoßelektronen
pl
; Compton-Elektronen
pl
Compton electron; recoil electron (nuclear engineering)
Compton electrons; recoil electrons
Elektron
n
phys.
Elektronen
pl
Haftelektron
n
Hüllenelektron
n
schnelles Elektron
electron
electrons
trapped electron
extranuclear electron; orbital electron; planetary electron
fast electron
Elektron-Abspaltung
f
(von einem negativen Ion)
phys.
electron detachment (from a negative ion)
Elektronloch-Paar
n
; Elektron-Defektelektron-Paar
n
phys.
Elektronloch-Paare
pl
; Elektron-Defektelektron-Paare
pl
electron-hole pair
electron-hole pairs
Streuung
f
phys.
electr.
Beugungsstreuung
f
; Diffraktionsstreuung
f
Bhabha-Streuung
f
Bragg'sche Streuung
Brillouin-Streuung
compoundelastische Streuung
Compton-Streuung
Coulomb-Streuung
Deuteron-Deuteron-Streuung; d-d-Streuung
Doppelstreuung
f
Dunststreuung
f
(Optik)
dynamische Lichtstreuung
f
; dynamische Streuung (bei Flüssigkristallanzeigen)
Eigenstreuung
f
Einfachstreuung
f
elastische Streuung; Rayleigh-Streuung
elastische Streuung von thermischen Neutronen (in Festkörpern)
elastische Kernpotentialstreuung; Delbrück-Streuung
Elektron-Elektron-Streuung
Elektronenstreuung
f
Entfernungsstreuung
f
falsche Streuung
Funkstreuung
f
Härtestreuung
f
inelastische Streuung
inkohärente Streuung
isotrope Streuung
klassische Streuung (von unpolarisierten Lichtwellen)
Klein-Nishina-Streuung
f
kohärente Streuung
magnetische Streuung von Neutronen
Mott'sche Streuung
Streuung der Röntgenstrahlen
Streuung hochenergetischer Ionen
scattering
shadow scattering; diffraction scattering
Bhabha scattering
Bragg scattering
Brillouin scattering; Mandelshtam effect
compound-elastic scattering
Compton scattering
Coulomb scattering; Rutherford scattering
deuteron-deuteron scattering; d-d scattering
double scattering
haze scattering (optics)
dynamic scattering mode DSM ; dynamic scattering (in liquid crystal displays)
self-scattering
single scattering
elastic scattering; Rayleigh scattering
neutron elastic scattering
Delbrück scattering
electron-electron scattering
electron scattering
long-distance scattering
spurious scattering
radio scattering
hardness scattering
inelastic scattering
incoherent scattering
isotropic scattering
classical scattering; Thomson scattering
Klein-Nishina scattering
coherent scattering
neutron magnetic scattering
Mott scattering
X-ray scattering
high-energy ion scattering HEIS
Elektronegativität
f
EN
phys.
electronegativity
Elektronegativität
f
EN
phys.
electronegativity
Elektronen
electrons
Elektronen-, Ionenroehre
gas tube
Exziton
n
(Quasiteilchen)
phys.
Exzitonen
pl
Elektronen- und Löcherrekombination
f
exciton
excitons
exciton decay
Zitterbewegung
f
(von Elektronen)
phys.
trembling motion; trembling vibration; zitterbewegung (of electrons)
auf etw. auftreffen; aufprallen; in etw. eintreten; einfallen (Licht Elektronen Strahlen)
v
phys.
auftreffend; aufprallend; eintretend; einfallend
aufgetroffen; aufgeprallt; eingetreten; eingefallen
to impinge on against sth. (light electrons rays)
impinging
impinged
auftreffend; eintretend; einfallend (Licht Elektronen Strahlen)
adj
phys.
impinging; incident (light electrons rays)
auf etw. auftreffen; aufprallen; in etw. eintreten; einfallen (Licht, Elektronen, Strahlen)
v
phys.
auftreffend; aufprallend; eintretend; einfallend
aufgetroffen; aufgeprallt; eingetreten; eingefallen
to impinge on against sth. (light, electrons, rays)
impinging
impinged
auftreffend; eintretend; einfallend (Licht, Elektronen, Strahlen)
adj
phys.
impinging; incident (light, electrons, rays)
um etw. kreisen
v
phys.
kreisend
gekreist
Elektronen kreisen um den Atomkern.
to orbit around sth.
orbiting
orbited
Electrons obrit around the atom's nucleus.
Elektronenablösung
f
phys.
assoziative Elektronenablösung
electron detachment
associative electron detachment
Elektronenanreicherung
f
; Anreicherung
f
(Halbleiter)
electr.
electron enhancement; enhancement (semiconductors)
Ausheizen
n
mach.
(Elektronenbearbeitung)
filament peaking
Elektronenbehandlung
f
techn.
electron treatment
Elektronenbehandlungsanlage
f
mach.
electron treatment unit
Elektronenbeschleuniger
m
techn.
electron accelerator
Elektronenbeschleunigung
f
techn.
electron acceleration
Elektronenbeschuss
m
Elektronenbeschüsse
pl
electron bombardment
electron bombardments
Elektronenbeschuss
m
electron bombardment
Elektronenbeschuss
electron bombardment
Elektronenbeugung
f
electron diffraction
Elektronenbeweglichkeit
f
electron mobility
Elektronenbeweglichkeit
electron mobility
Blitzgerät
n
; Elektronenblitzgerät
n
; Blitzlichtgerät
n
flashgun
Blitzlichtgerät
n
; Elektronenblitzgerät
n
; Blitzgerät
n
; (elektronischer) Blitz
m
ugs.
photo.
Blitzlichtgeräte
pl
; Elektronenblitzgeräte
pl
; Blitzgeräte
pl
; Blitze
pl
flashgun; photoflash lamp; (electronic) flash lamp; camera flash unit; photoflash; flashlight; flash
flashguns; photoflash lamps; flash lamps; camera flash units; photoflashs; flashlights; flashes
Elektronendefektstelle
f
; Defektelektron
n
; Mangelelektron
n
; Elektronenlücke
f
; Elektronenloch
n
; Loch
n
(im Halbleiter)
electr.
Elektronendefektstelle
n
pl
; Defektelektronen
pl
; Mangelelektronen
pl
; Elektronenlücken
pl
; Elektronenlöcher
pl
; Löcher
pl
defect electron; electron hole; p-hole; hole (in a semi-conductor)
defect electrons; electron holes; p-holes; holes
Elektronendichte
f
phys.
electron density
Elektronendichte
f
; Elektronenkonzentration
f
phys.
density of electrons; electron density; electron concentration
Elektronenspender
m
; Elektronendonator
m
chem.
phys.
Elektronenspender
pl
; Elektronendonatoren
pl
electron donor; donor-type impurity; donor impurity
electron donors; donor-type impurities; donor impurities
Elektronenemission
f
Elektronenemissionen
pl
electron emission
electron emissions
Elektronenemission
electron emission
Elektronenemissionsbereich
m
Elektronenemissionsbereiche
pl
electron-emitting area
electron-emitting areas
Elektronenemissionsbereich
electron-emitting area
Elektronenfluss
m
electron flow
Elektronengehirn
electronic brain
Elektronengehirn
n
; Elektronenhirn
n
Elektronengehirne
pl
; Elektronenhirne
pl
electronic brain
electronic brains
Elektronenhülle
f
des Atoms
phys.
atomic electron shell
Elektronenkanone
f
phys.
Elektronenkanonen
pl
electron gun
electron guns
Elektronenmikroskop
n
techn.
phys.
Elektronenmikroskope
pl
Elektronenmikroskop mit elektrostatischen Linsen
Elektronenmikroskop mit magnetischen Linsen
electron microscope
electron microscopes
electrostatic electron microscope
magnetic electron microscope
Elektronenmikroskop
n
techn.
electron microscope
Dunkelfeldbild
n
(Elektronenmikroskop)
Dunkelfeldbilder
pl
dark field image (electron microscope)
dark field images
Elektronenmikroskopie
f
techn.
phys.
electron microscopy
Einblick
m
techn.
lichtoptischer Einblick
elektronenoptischer Einblick
viewing system
light-optical viewing system
electron optical viewing system
Bindung
f
chem.
chemische Bindung
molekulare Bindung
van-der-Waals-Bindung
Elektronenpaarbindung
f
; Atombindung
f
; unpolare apolare Bindung
f
; homöopolare Bindung
f
; Kovalenzbindung
f
; kovalente Bindung
f
bond
chemical bond
molecular bond
residual bond
electron pair bond; atomic bond; covalent bond
Bindung
f
chem.
chemische Bindung
molekulare Bindung
Restbindung
f
Elektronenpaarbindung
f
; Atombindung
f
; unpolare apolare Bindung
f
; homöopolare Bindung
f
; Kovalenzbindung
f
; kovalente Bindung
f
eine Bindung eingehen
eine Bindung spalten
bond
chemical bond
molecular bond
residual bond
electron-pair bond; atomic bond; covalent bond
to form a bond
to break; to split; to decompose a bond
Elektronenpaarerzeugung
f
phys.
electron-positron pair production
Elektronenquelle
f
techn.
electron source
Elektronenradius
m
phys.
electron radius
Elektronenrechner
m
comp.
Elektronenrechner
pl
electronic computer
electronic computers
Elektronenröhre
f
Elektronenröhren
pl
electron tube, electronic tube
electron tubes, electronic tubes
Elektronenröhre
f
, Ionenröhre
f
Elektronenröhren
pl
, Ionenröhren
pl
gas tube
gas tubes
Elektronenröhre
f
valve
Elektronenroehre
electron tube
Elektronenroehre
electronic tube
Elektronenroehre
valve
Elektronenröhre
f
Elektronenröhren
pl
electron tube; electronic tube
electron tubes; electronic tubes
Elektronenröhre
f
; Ionenröhre
f
Elektronenröhren
pl
; Ionenröhren
pl
gas tube
gas tubes
Aussteuerung
f
(einer Elektronenröhre)
electr.
swing (of an electron tube)
Elektronenröhre
f
electr.
Elektronenröhren
pl
Mehrgitterröhre
f
electron tube; valve
Br.
electron tubes; valves
multigrid tube
Heizfaden
m
; Heizdraht
m
(Glühfaden in einer Elektronenröhre)
electr.
Heizfäden
pl
; Heizdrähte
pl
heating filament; electrical filament; filament (in an electron tube)
heating filaments; electrical filaments; filaments
Heizfadenanschluss
m
(Elektronenröhre)
electr.
filament terminal (electron tube)
Deutsche
Elektronendefektstelle Synonyme
Englische
defect electron; electron hole; p-hole; hole Synonyme
defect
abandon
abnormality
acute disease
affection
affliction
ailment
allergic disease
allergy
apostacize
apostatize
arrearage
atrophy
back out
bacterial disease
betray
birth
defect
birthmark
blackhead
bleb
blemish
blight
blister
bolt
break
break away
bug
bulla
cardiovascular disease
catch
change sides
check
chronic disease
cicatrix
circulatory disease
comedo
complaint
complication
condition
congenital
defect
crack
crater
craze
dearth
defacement
defalcation
default
defect
ion
deficiency
deficiency disease
deficit
deformation
deformity
degenerate
degenerative disease
depart
desert
disability
discontinuity
disease
disfiguration
disfigurement
disorder
distemper
distortion
drawback
endemic
endemic disease
endocrine disease
epidemic disease
error
escape
failing
failure
fall away
fall off
fault
faute
flaw
foible
forsake
frailty
freckle
functional disease
fungus disease
gap
gastrointestinal disease
genetic disease
go
go back on
go over
handicap
hemangioma
hereditary disease
hiatus
hickey
hole
iatrogenic disease
illness
imperfection
inadequacy
indisposition
infectious disease
infirmity
insufficiency
interval
irregularity
keloid
kink
lack
lacuna
leave
lentigo
let down
liability
little problem
malady
malaise
mark
milium
miss
missing link
mistake
mole
morbidity
morbus
muscular disease
need
needle scar
neurological disease
nevus
nutritional disease
occupational disease
omission
organic disease
outage
pandemic disease
pathological condition
pathology
pimple
pit
plant disease
pock
pockmark
port-wine mark
port-wine stain
privation
problem
protozoan disease
psychosomatic disease
pull out
pustule
quit
rat
reject
renegade
renege
renounce
repudiate
respiratory disease
rift
rockiness
run out on
scab
scantiness
scar
scarceness
scarcity
scratch
sebaceous cyst
secede
secondary disease
seediness
sell out
shortage
short
defect
ion
abandonment
about-face
accommodation
adaptation
adjustment
alienation
alteration
amelioration
apostasy
backsliding
bad debt
betrayal
betterment
blemish
bolt
break
breakaway
bug
catch
change
change of heart
changeableness
constructive change
continuity
conversion
crack
crossing-over
default
defect
deficiency
degeneration
degenerative change
delinquence
delinquency
dereliction
deserter
desertion
deterioration
deviation
difference
disaffection
discontinuity
dishonor
dishonoring
disloyalty
disownment
divergence
diversification
diversion
diversity
divorce
drawback
estrangement
failing
failure
faithlessness
falseness
fault
faute
fitting
flaw
flip-flop
foible
forsaking
frailty
going over
gradual change
hole
imperfection
improvement
inadequacy
infirmity
kink
little problem
melioration
mitigation
modification
modulation
nondischarge of debts
nonpayment
nonremittal
overthrow
parting
problem
protest
protested bill
qualification
radical change
ratting
re-creation
realignment
recidivation
recidivism
recreancy
redesign
reform
reformation
rejection
remaking
renewal
renunciation
repudiation
reshaping
restructuring
reversal
revival
revivification
revolution
rift
runout
schism
secession
separation
shift
shortcoming
snag
something missing
sudden change
switch
taint
tergiversation
total change
transition
treason
turn
turnabout
turning traitor
uncollectible
upheaval
variation
variety
violent change
vulnerable place
walkout
weak link
weak point
weakness
worsening
defect
ive
aberrant
abroad
adrift
adulterated
all abroad
all off
all wrong
ament
amiss
amputee
arrested
askew
astray
at fault
awry
backward
beside the mark
blemished
born fool
broken
callow
checked
cicatrized
clot
congenital idiot
corrupt
corrupted
cracked
crazed
cretin
cripple
damaged
debased
deceptive
defaced
deficient
deformed
deformity
delusive
deranged
deviant
deviational
deviative
disfigured
disordered
distorted
disturbed
embryonic
errant
erring
erroneous
exceptional
failing
fallacious
fallible
false
faultful
faulty
flawed
found wanting
golem
half-assed
half-wit
handicapped person
heretical
heterodox
hypoplastic
idiot
illogical
illusory
imbecile
immature
impaired
imperfect
imprecise
impure
in arrear
in arrears
in default
in short supply
inaccurate
inadequate
incapable
incompetent
incomplete
inexact
infant
injured
insufficient
juggins
keloidal
kinked
lacking
makeshift
marred
mediocre
mentally deficient
missing
mixed
mongoloid idiot
moron
natural
natural idiot
natural-born fool
needing
not enough
not perfect
not right
not true
off
off the track
on the blink
on the fritz
out
out of order
paralytic
paraplegic
part
partial
patchy
peccant
perverse
perverted
pimpled
pimply
quadriplegic
retarded
scabbed
scabby
scant
scanty
scarified
scarred
scrappy
self-contradictory
short
shy
sick
simp
simple
simpleton
sketchy
split
straying
subnormal
the crippled
the handicapped
too little
twisted
underdeveloped
undeveloped
unequal to
uneven
unfactual
unfinished
unhealthy
unorthodox
unperfected
unproved
unqualified
unsatisfactory
unsatisfying
unsettled
unsound
unsufficing
unthorough
untrue
vitiated
wanting
warped
wide
wrong
defect
or
apostate
backslider
bolter
collaborationist
collaborator
convert
deserter
fifth columnist
mugwump
proselyte
quisling
rat
recidivist
recreant
renegade
renegado
renegate
reversionist
runagate
schismatic
seceder
secessionist
separatist
strikebreaker
tergiversant
tergiversator
traitor
turnabout
turncoat
turntail
Elektronendefektstelle Definition
Air
hole
(
)
A
hole
to
admit
or
discharge
air
Air
hole
(
)
A
fault
in
a
casting,
produced
by
a
bubble
of
air
Black
hole
(
)
A
dungeon
or
dark
cell
in
a
prison
Cat-hole
(
n.
)
One
of
two
small
holes
astern,
above
the
gunroom
ports,
through
which
hawsers
may
be
passed.
Conductor
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
conducts
Conductor
(
n.
)
One
in
charge
of
a
public
conveyance,
as
of
a
railroad
train
or
a
street
car.
Conductor
(
n.
)
The
leader
or
director
of
an
orchestra
or
chorus.
Conductor
(
n.
)
A
substance
or
body
capable
of
being
a
medium
for
the
transmission
of
certain
forces,
esp.
heat
or
electricity
Conductor
(
n.
)
A
grooved
sound
or
staff
used
for
directing
instruments,
as
lithontriptic
forceps,
etc.
Conductor
(
n.
)
Same
as
Leader.
Defect
(
n.
)
Want
or
absence
of
something
necessary
for
completeness
or
perfection
Defect
(
n.
)
Failing
Defect
(
v.
i.)
To
fail
Defect
(
v.
t.)
To
injure
Electron
(
n.
)
Amber
Hand-hole
(
n.
)
A
small
hole
in
a
boiler
for
the
insertion
of
the
hand
in
cleaning,
etc.
Hole
(
a.
)
Whole.
Hole
(
n.
)
A
hollow
place
or
cavity
Hole
(
n.
)
An
excavation
in
the
ground,
made
by
an
animal
to
live
in,
or
a
natural
cavity
inhabited
by
an
animal
Hole
(
n.
)
To
cut,
dig,
or
bore
a
hole
or
holes
in
Hole
(
n.
)
To
drive
into
a
hole,
as
an
animal,
or
a
billiard
ball.
Hole
(
v.
i.)
To
go
or
get
into
a
hole.
Peeping
hole
(
)
See
Peephole.
Pit-hole
(
n.
)
A
pit
Semi-
(
)
A
prefix
signifying
half,
and
sometimes
partly
or
imperfectly
Semi-Arian
(
n.
)
A
member
of
a
branch
of
the
Arians
which
did
not
acknowledge
the
Son
to
be
consubstantial
with
the
Father,
that
is,
of
the
same
substance,
but
admitted
him
to
be
of
a
like
substance
with
the
Father,
not
by
nature,
but
by
a
peculiar
privilege.
Semi-Arian
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Semi-Arianism.
Semi-Arianism
(
n.
)
The
doctrines
or
tenets
of
the
Semi-Arians.
Semi-Christianized
(
a.
)
Half
Christianized.
Semi
circumference
(
n.
)
Half
of
a
circumference.
Semi
crustaceous
(
a.
)
Half
crustaceous
Semi-Pelagian
(
n.
)
A
follower
of
John
Cassianus,
a
French
monk
(died
about
448),
who
modified
the
doctrines
of
Pelagius,
by
denying
human
merit,
and
maintaining
the
necessity
of
the
Spirit's
influence,
while,
on
the
other
hand,
he
rejected
the
Augustinian
doctrines
of
election,
the
inability
of
man
to
do
good,
and
the
certain
perseverance
of
the
saints.
Semi-Pelagian
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Semi-Pelagians,
or
their
tenets.
Semi-Pelagianism
(
n.
)
The
doctrines
or
tenets
of
the
Semi-Pelagians.
Semi
pupa
(
n.
)
The
young
of
an
insect
in
a
stage
between
the
larva
and
pupa.
Semi-Saxon
(
a.
)
Half
Saxon
Sight-hole
(
n.
)
A
hole
for
looking
through
Teaze-hole
(
n.
)
The
opening
in
the
furnaces
through
which
fuel
is
introduced.
defect electron; electron hole; p-hole; hole (in a semi-conductor) / defect electrons; electron holes; p-holes; holes Bedeutung
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
air
hole
a
hole
that
allows
the
passage
of
air
Black
Hole
of
Calcutta
a
dungeon
(
feet
square)
in
a
fort
in
Calcutta
where
as
many
as
English
prisoners
were
held
overnight
by
Siraj-ud-daula,
the
next
morning
only
were
still
alive
bore
bore-hole
drill
hole
a
hole
or
passage
made
by
a
drill,
usually
made
for
exploratory
purposes
buttonhole
button
hole
a
hole
through
which
buttons
are
pushed
conductor
a
device
designed
to
transmit
electricity,
heat,
etc.
ear
hole
a
hole
(as
in
a
helmet)
for
sound
to
reach
the
ears
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
finger
hole
a
hole
for
inserting
a
finger
finger
hole
one
of
a
series
of
holes
in
a
woodwind
instrument,
pitch
changes
when
a
finger
covers
it
foxhole
fox
hole
a
small
dugout
with
a
pit
for
individual
shelter
against
enemy
fire
funk
hole
dugout
as
a
place
of
safe
retreat
(when
in
a
funk)
glory
hole
lazaretto
a
small
locker
at
the
stern
of
a
boat
or
between
decks
of
a
ship
hole
an
opening
deliberately
made
in
or
through
something
hole
golf
hole
one
playing
period
(from
tee
to
green)
on
a
golf
course,
he
played
holes
hole
card
(poker)
a
playing
card
dealt
face
down
and
not
revealed
until
the
showdown
lens
electron
lens
electronic
equipment
that
uses
a
magnetic
or
electric
field
in
order
to
focus
a
beam
of
electrons
lightning
rod
lightning
conductor
a
metallic
conductor
that
is
attached
to
a
high
point
and
leads
to
the
ground,
protects
the
building
from
destruction
by
lightning
lubber's
hole
hole
in
a
platform
on
a
mast
through
which
a
sailor
can
climb
without
going
out
on
the
shrouds
mouth
hole
a
hole
(as
in
a
ski
mask)
for
the
mouth
nail
hole
a
hole
left
after
a
nail
is
removed
posthole
post
hole
a
hole
dug
in
the
ground
to
hold
a
fence
post
posthole
digger
post-hole
digger
a
shovel
used
to
sink
postholes
semi-abstraction
a
semiabstract
painting
semi-detached
house
a
dwelling
that
is
attached
to
something
on
only
one
side
semitrailer
semi
a
trailer
having
wheels
only
in
the
rear,
the
front
is
supported
by
the
towing
vehicle
shot
hole
drill
hole
for
a
charge
of
an
explosive
smoke
hole
a
vent
(as
in
a
roof)
for
smoke
to
escape
sound
hole
a
hole
in
a
soundboard
(as
of
a
violin)
designed
to
resonate
with
the
tones
trailer
truck
tractor
trailer
trucking
rig
rig
articulated
lorry
semi
a
truck
consisting
of
a
tractor
and
trailer
together
tube
vacuum
tube
thermionic
vacuum
tube
thermionic
tube
electron
tube
thermionic
valve
electronic
device
consisting
of
a
system
of
electrodes
arranged
in
an
evacuated
glass
or
metal
envelope
vent
venthole
vent-hole
blowhole
a
hole
for
the
escape
of
gas
or
air
blemish
defect
mar
a
mark
or
flaw
that
spoils
the
appearance
of
something
(especially
on
a
person's
body),
a
facial
blemish
defect
shortcoming
a
failing
or
deficiency,
that
interpretation
is
an
unfortunate
defect
of
our
lack
of
information
trap
cakehole
hole
maw
yap
gob
informal
terms
for
the
mouth
electron
optics
the
branch
of
electronics
that
deals
with
beams
of
electrons
and
their
focusing
and
deflection
by
magnetic
fields
semifinal
semi
one
of
the
two
competitions
in
the
next
to
the
last
round
of
an
elimination
tournament
bittersweet
chocolate
semi-sweet
chocolate
dark
chocolate
chocolate
liquor
with
cocoa
butter
and
small
amounts
of
sugar
and
vanilla,
lecithin
is
usually
added
toad-in-the-hole
sausage
baked
in
batter
semi-skimmed
milk
milk
from
which
some
of
the
cream
has
been
removed
electron
shell
a
grouping
of
electrons
surrounding
the
nucleus
of
an
atom,
the
chemical
properties
of
an
atom
are
determined
by
the
outermost
electron
shell
hole-in-the-wall
a
small
unpretentious
out-of-the-way
place,
his
office
was
a
hole-in-the-wall
orbit
electron
orbit
the
path
of
an
electron
around
the
nucleus
of
an
atom
watering
place
watering
hole
spa
a
health
resort
near
a
spring
or
at
the
seaside
black
hole
a
region
of
space
resulting
from
the
collapse
of
a
star,
extremely
high
gravitational
field
bolt-hole
a
hole
through
which
an
animal
may
bolt
when
pursued
into
its
burrow
or
den
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