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Definition
Synonym
Explosionstrauma
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Explosionstrauma
n
; Explosionsschock
m
med.
shell-shock
Explosionstrauma
n
; Explosionsschock
m
med.
shell-shock
Explosion
explosion
Versicherung gegen Explosion
explosion insurance
Bombe
f
, Abwurfwaffe
f
mil.
Bomben
n
schmutzige Bombe, radiologische Waffe, Sprengsatz, der bei seiner Explosion radioaktives Material verteilt
(versteckte) Sprengbombe am StraĂenrand
bomb, bombshell
bombs
dirty bomb, radiological dispersal device (RDD)
roadside bomb
Druckwelle
f
, Explosion
f
, Knall
m
Druckwellen
pl
, Explosionen
pl
Explosion einer Bombe
blast
blasts
bomb blast
Explosion
f
Explosionen
pl
explosion
explosions
Explosion
f
Explosionen
pl
fulmination
fulminations
Explosion
f
, Bruch
m
burst, bursting
zur Explosion bringen, sprengen
zur Explosion bringend, sprengend
zur Explosion gebracht, gesprengt
to detonate
detonating
detonated
Explosion
blast
Windstoss, Explosion, schlagen, sprengen, vernichten
blast
Explosion, Bruch, platzen, zum Platzen bringen
burst
Explosion
fulmination
zur Explosion bringen, sprengen
to detonate
Explosion
burst
Explosion
f
Explosionen
pl
Bombenexplosion
f
explosion
explosions
bomb explosion
zur Explosion bringen; sprengen
zur Explosion bringend; sprengend
zur Explosion gebracht; gesprengt
to detonate
detonating
detonated
Kraft
f
; StÀrke
f
; Wucht
f
phys.
KrÀfte
pl
die elektromagnetische Kraft
parallel verschobene Kraft
Scheinkraft
f
Die SI-Einheit der Kraft ist das Newton.
die Wucht der Explosion
Kraft ausĂŒben
Ă€uĂere Kraft
f
eingeprÀgte Kraft
f
generalisierte Kraft
f
; verallgemeinerte Kraft
f
konservative Kraft
f
Summe aller Ă€uĂeren KrĂ€fte
force
forces
the electromagnetic force
transposed force
fictitious force
The SI unit of force is the newton.
the force of the explosion
to exert force
external force
active force
generalized force
conservative force
sum of all external forces
(glĂŒcklicher) Zufall
m
; GlĂŒcksfall
m
; GlĂŒck
n
durch einen glĂŒcklichen Zufall
ein seltener GlĂŒcksfall
Das dritte Tor war ein Zufallstreffer.
Ihr zweiter Meistertitel beweist dass ihr erster kein reiner Zufall kein reines GlĂŒck war.
Es war reiner Zufall reines GlĂŒck dass bei der Explosion niemand verletzt wurde.
Durch einen seltsamen Zufall sind wir dann beide bei derselben Firma gelandet.
fluke
by a fluke
a rare fluke
The third goal was a fluke.
Her second championship shows that the first one was no mere fluke.
It was a sheer fluke that no one was hurt in the blast.
By some strange fluke we ended up working for the same company.
etw. auslösen; etw. in Gang setzen
v
eine Explosion auslösen
to set off () sth.
to set off an explosion
jdn. etw. in einem bestimmten Zustand zurĂŒcklassen
Der Vorfall hinterlieĂ bei ihr ein GefĂŒhl der KrĂ€nkung.
Dann habe ich ja Zeit zum Einkaufen.
Vorige Woche hatte ich eine ErkĂ€ltung von der ein Husten zurĂŒckblieb von der ich den Husten behielt.
Auf der Speisekarte ist dieses Gericht als mĂ€Ăig scharf beschrieben sodass ich mich frage wie dann wohl "sehr scharf" schmecken wĂŒrde.
Durch seinen Tod geriet sie in finanzielle Schwierigkeiten.
Durch das neue Gesetz hat sich die Lage fĂŒr viele Leute verschlechtert.
Bei der Explosion kam ein Arbeiter ums Leben und vier wurden verletzt.
Nach dem Verkehrsunfall war ihr Gesicht entstellt.
to leave sb. sth. (in a certain condition)
The incident left her feeling hurt.
This leaves me free to go shopping.
I had a cold last week and was left with a cough.
The menu describes this dish as medium hot which leaves me wondering what a very hot dish would taste like.
His death left her with financial problems.
The new law has left many people worse off.
The explosion left one worker dead and four injured.
The road accident left her face disfigured.
etw. (in die Luft) sprengen; etw. zersprengen; etw. zur Explosion bringen
sprengend; zersprengend; zur Explosion bringend
gesprengt; zersprengt; zur Explosion gebracht
to blow {blew; blown} sth. up
blowing up
blown up
ungenau; vage; grob
adj
ungenauer; vager
am ungenauesten; am vagesten
Ich habe nur eine ungenaue vage Vorstellung wie es funktioniert.
Die Angaben zu dem Unfall sind noch etwas vage.
Bisher liegen uns nur ungenaue Angaben ĂŒber die Ursache der Explosion vor.
Er gab uns nur einen groben Bericht ĂŒber seinen Besuch.
sketchy
sketchier
sketchiest
I have only a sketchy idea of how it works.
The details about the accident are still a little sketchy.
So far we only have sketchy information about what caused the explosion.
He gave us only a sketchy account of his visit.
Nach einer Explosion Schwaden nicht einatmen. (Sicherheitshinweis)
Avoid breathing the fumes if an explosion occurs. (safety note)
kambrische Artenexplosion
f
; kambrische Explosion
f
; kambrische Radiation
f
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
Cambrian explosion of animal life; Cambrian explosion; Cambrian radiation (evolutionary biology)
Explosion
f
Explosionen
pl
Bombenexplosion
f
Gasexplosion
f
Gruppenexplosion
f
Mehrfachexplosion
f
Versuchsexplosion
f
verschleierte Explosionen
mil.
Explosion mit Kraterbildung
Explosion mit niedrigem Detonationswert
explosion
explosions
bomb explosion
gas explosion
group explosion
multiple explosion
test explosion
evasive explosions
cratering explosion
low-yield explosion
Grubenluft
f
; Wetter
pl
min.
Brandwetter
n
; brandige Wetter; detonierende Wetter; wildes Feuer; feurige Schwaden; Nachschwaden (nach einem Grubenbrand oder einer Explosion)
explosive Grubenluft; explosive Wetter
faulige Wetter (Grubenluft mit Schwefelwasserstoff)
Frischwetter
n
; frische Wetter; gute Wetter
Giftwetter
n
; giftige Wetter; böse Wetter (Grubenluft mit Kohlenmonoxid)
Schlagwetter
n
; schlagende Wetter (Grubengas mit Methan)
Stickwetter
n
; erstickende Wetter; matte Wetter (Grubenluft mit Kohlendioxid)
Schlagwetter löschen
mine atmosphere; mine air; air
afterdamp; fumes (after a fire or an explosion in a mine)
explosive mine atmosphere
foul air; stink damp (mine air containing hydrogen sulphide)
fresh mine air; fresh intake air; good intake air
noxious air; white damp (mine air containing carbon monoxide)
sharp gas; firedamp; fulminating damp
rare
; dirt
Br.
(mine gas containing methane)
choke damp; black damp; dead air (mine air containing carbon dioxide)
to douse firedamp; to dowse firedamp
Knall
m
(einer Schusswaffe Explosion)
mil.
report (loud noise of a gun explosion)
Kraft
f
; StÀrke
f
; Wucht
f
phys.
KrÀfte
pl
die elektromagnetische Kraft
parallel verschobene Kraft
Scheinkraft
f
Spitzenkraft
f
die Wucht der Explosion
Kraft ausĂŒben
Ă€uĂere Kraft
f
eingeprÀgte Kraft
f
generalisierte Kraft
f
; verallgemeinerte Kraft
f
konservative Kraft
f
Summe aller Ă€uĂeren KrĂ€fte
Die SI-Einheit der Kraft ist das Newton.
force
forces
the electromagnetic force
transposed force
fictitious force
peak force
the force of the explosion
to exert force
external force
active force
generalized force
conservative force
sum of all external forces
The SI unit of force is the newton.
Supernova
f
(Explosion eines massereichen Sterns)
astron.
Supernovae
pl
; SupernovÀ
pl
supernova (explosion of a massive star)
supernovae; supernovas
(glĂŒcklicher) Zufall
m
; GlĂŒcksfall
m
; GlĂŒck
n
durch einen glĂŒcklichen Zufall
ein seltener GlĂŒcksfall
Das dritte Tor war ein Zufallstreffer.
Ihr zweiter Meistertitel beweist, dass ihr erster kein reiner Zufall kein reines GlĂŒck war.
Es war reiner Zufall reines GlĂŒck, dass bei der Explosion niemand verletzt wurde.
Durch einen seltsamen Zufall sind wir dann beide bei derselben Firma gelandet.
fluke
by a fluke
a rare fluke
The third goal was a fluke.
Her second championship shows that the first one was no mere fluke.
It was a sheer fluke that no one was hurt in the blast.
By some strange fluke we ended up working for the same company.
etw. einschlieĂen; umgrenzen; abschotten; verdĂ€mmen
v
einschlieĂend; umgrenzend; abschottend; verdĂ€mmend
eingeschlossen; umgrenzt; abgeschottet; verdÀmmt
Explosion einer verdÀmmten Ladung
mil.
to confine sth.
confining
confined
confined explosion
jdn. etw. in einem bestimmten Zustand zurĂŒcklassen
v
Der Vorfall hinterlieĂ bei ihr ein GefĂŒhl der KrĂ€nkung.
Dann habe ich ja Zeit zum Einkaufen.
Vorige Woche hatte ich eine ErkĂ€ltung, von der ein Husten zurĂŒckblieb von der ich den Husten behielt.
Auf der Speisekarte ist dieses Gericht als mĂ€Ăig scharf beschrieben, sodass ich mich frage, wie dann wohl âsehr scharfâ schmecken wĂŒrde.
Durch seinen Tod geriet sie in finanzielle Schwierigkeiten.
Durch das neue Gesetz hat sich die Lage fĂŒr viele Leute verschlechtert.
Bei der Explosion kam ein Arbeiter ums Leben und vier wurden verletzt.
Nach dem Verkehrsunfall war ihr Gesicht entstellt.
to leave sb. sth. (in a certain condition)
The incident left her feeling hurt.
This leaves me free to go shopping.
I had a cold last week and was left with a cough.
The menu describes this dish as medium hot, which leaves me wondering what a very hot dish would taste like.
His death left her with financial problems.
The new law has left many people worse off.
The explosion left one worker dead and four injured.
The road accident left her face disfigured.
etw. (in die Luft) sprengen; etw. zersprengen; etw. zur Explosion bringen
v
sprengend; zersprengend; zur Explosion bringend
gesprengt; zersprengt; zur Explosion gebracht
to blow {blew; blown} sth. up
blowing up
blown up
ungenau; vage; grob
adj
ungenauer; vager
am ungenauesten; am vagesten
Ich habe nur eine ungenaue vage Vorstellung, wie es funktioniert.
Die Angaben zu dem Unfall sind noch etwas vage.
Bisher liegen uns nur ungenaue Angaben ĂŒber die Ursache der Explosion vor.
Er gab uns nur einen groben Bericht ĂŒber seinen Besuch.
sketchy
sketchier
sketchiest
I have only a sketchy idea of how it works.
The details about the accident are still a little sketchy.
So far we only have sketchy information about what caused the explosion.
He gave us only a sketchy account of his visit.
Explosionen
burstings
Explosionen
explosions
Explosionen
fulminations
atmosphÀrisch
adj
(die ErdatmophÀre betreffend)
meteo.
phys.
Meteoren-Explosionen in der ErdatmosphÀre
Atomwaffenversuche in der ErdatmosphÀre
atmospheric; atmospherical
atmospheric meteor explosions
atmopheric nuclear weapon testing
atmosphÀrisch
adj
(die ErdatmosphÀre betreffend)
meteo.
phys.
Meteoren-Explosionen in der ErdatmosphÀre
Atomwaffenversuche in der ErdatmosphÀre
atmospheric; atmospherical
atmospheric meteor explosions
atmopheric nuclear weapon testing
explosiv
adj
; Explosions...; Spreng....
mil.
explosiver
am explosivsten
nicht explosiv
ein hochexplosives Gas
In trockenem Zustand explosionsgefÀhrlich. (Gefahrenhinweis)
explosive
more explosive
most explosive
inexplosive
a highly explosive gas
Explosive when dry. (hazard note)
Explosions- und Brandgase nicht einatmen. (Sicherheitshinweis)
In case of fire and or explosion do not breathe fumes. (safety note)
explosiv
adj
; ExplosionsâŠ; SprengâŠ
mil.
explosiver
am explosivsten
nicht explosiv
ein hochexplosives Gas
In trockenem Zustand explosionsgefÀhrlich. (Gefahrenhinweis)
explosive
more explosive
most explosive
inexplosive
a highly explosive gas
Explosive when dry. (hazard note)
Explosionszeichnung
f
, Explosionsansicht
f
exploded view
Explosionsansicht
f
; Perspektivschnitt
m
(Zeichnen)
exploded view; blown-up view (drawing)
explosiv, explosionsartig
adj
explosiver
am explosivsten
nicht explosiv
explosive
more explosive
most explosive
inexplosive
kometenhaft; explosionsartig
adv
explosionsartig steigen
meteorically
to rise meteorically
explosionsartig
adv
auch ĂŒbtr.
explosively {adv}
also fig.
explosionsartig
adj
auch ĂŒbtr.
explosive {adj}
also fig.
explosionsartig
adj
(auch
ĂŒbtr.
)
explosive (also
fig.
)
explosionsartig
adv
ĂŒbtr.
explosionsartig ansteigen
explosively
fig.
to grow explosively
Explosionsdarstellung
f
, Explosionsbild
n
(Darstellungsart)
Explosionsdarstellungen
pl
, Explosionsbilder
pl
exploded view, exploded diagram
exploded views, exploded diagrams
Explosionsdarstellung
f
; Explosionsbild
n
(Darstellungsart)
Explosionsdarstellungen
pl
; Explosionsbilder
pl
exploded view; exploded diagram
exploded views; exploded diagrams
Explosionszeichnung
f
; Explosionsdarstellung
f
(Darstellung in aufgelösten Einzelteilen)
Explosionszeichnungen
pl
; Explosionsdarstellungen
pl
exploded view drawing; blown-up drawing
exploded view drawings; blown-up drawings
Explosionsdruck
m
; Gasschlag
m
mil.
blast
Explosionsdruck
m
techn.
explosion pressure
explosionsdruckerzeugende Waffe
f
mil.
blast weapon
Explosionsdruckschutz
m
blast protection
Explosionsdruckwelle
f
; Druckwelle
f
; Detonationswelle
f
Explosionsdruckwellen
pl
; Druckwellen
pl
; Detonationswellen
pl
detonation wave; blast wave
detonation waves; blast waves
Explosionsdruckwirkung
f
; Explosionswirkung
f
blast effect
Beim ErwÀrmen explosionsfÀhig. (Gefahrenhinweis)
Heating may cause an explosion. (hazard note)
Mit und ohne Luft explosionsfÀhig. (Gefahrenhinweis)
Explosive with or without contact with air. (hazard note)
Dampf-Luftgemisch Gas-Luftgemisch explosionsfÀhig. (Gefahrenhinweis)
Vapour-air mixture Gas-air mixture explosive. (hazard note)
Dampf-Luftgemisch Gas-Luftgemisch explosionsfÀhig. (Gefahrenhinweis)
Vapour-air mixture Gas-air mixture explosive. (hazard note)
Kann explosionsfÀhige Peroxide bilden. (Gefahrenhinweis)
May form explosive peroxides. (hazard note)
Von explosionsfÀhigen Stoffen fernhalten. (Sicherheitshinweis)
Keep away from explosive substances. (safety note)
Bei Gebrauch Bildung explosionsfĂ€higer leicht entzĂŒndlicher Dampf-Luftgemische möglich. (Gefahrenhinweis)
In use may form flammable explosive vapour-air mixture. (hazard note)
Bei Gebrauch Bildung explosionsfĂ€higer leicht entzĂŒndlicher Dampf-Luftgemische möglich. (Gefahrenhinweis)
In use, may form flammable explosive vapour-air mixture. (hazard note)
ExplosionsfÀhigkeit
explosiveness
explosionsgefÀhrdeter Bereich, Ex-Bereich
m
area with potentially explosive atmosphere, area subject to explosion hazards
explosionsgefÀhrdeter Bereich; Ex-Bereich
m
area with potentially explosive atmosphere; area subject to explosion hazards
Deutsche
Explosionstrauma Synonyme
Englische
shell-shock Synonyme
Explosionstrauma 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
Fig-shell
(
n.
)
A
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Pyrula,
or
Ficula,
resembling
a
fig
in
form.
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.
Pouch-shell
(
n.
)
A
small
British
and
American
pond
snail
(Bulinus
hypnorum).
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
Shell
(
v.
t.)
To
separate
the
kernels
of
(an
ear
of
Indian
corn,
wheat,
oats,
etc.)
from
the
cob,
ear,
or
husk.
Shell
(
v.
t.)
To
throw
shells
or
bombs
upon
or
into
Shell
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
off,
as
a
shell,
crust,
etc.
Shell
(
v.
i.)
To
cast
the
shell,
or
exterior
covering
Shell
(
v.
i.)
To
be
disengaged
from
the
ear
or
husk
Shell-lac
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Shellac
Shell-less
(
a.
)
Having
no
shell.
Shock
(
n.
)
A
pile
or
assemblage
of
sheaves
of
grain,
as
wheat,
rye,
or
the
like,
set
up
in
a
field,
the
sheaves
varying
in
number
from
twelve
to
sixteen
Shock
(
n.
)
A
lot
consisting
of
sixty
pieces
Shock
(
v.
t.)
To
collect,
or
make
up,
into
a
shock
or
shocks
Shock
(
v.
i.)
To
be
occupied
with
making
shocks.
Shock
(
n.
)
A
quivering
or
shaking
which
is
the
effect
of
a
blow,
collision,
or
violent
impulse
Shock
(
n.
)
A
sudden
agitation
of
the
mind
or
feelings
Shock
(
n.
)
A
sudden
depression
of
the
vital
forces
of
the
entire
body,
or
of
a
port
of
it,
marking
some
profound
impression
produced
upon
the
nervous
system,
as
by
severe
injury,
overpowering
emotion,
or
the
like.
Shock
(
n.
)
The
sudden
convulsion
or
contraction
of
the
muscles,
with
the
feeling
of
a
concussion,
caused
by
the
discharge,
through
the
animal
system,
of
electricity
from
a
charged
body.
Shock
(
v.
)
To
give
a
shock
to
Shock
(
v.
)
To
strike
with
surprise,
terror,
horror,
or
disgust
Shock
(
v.
i.)
To
meet
with
a
shock
shell-shock Bedeutung
shock
therapy
shock
treatment
treatment
of
certain
psychotic
states
by
the
administration
of
shocks
that
are
followed
by
convulsions
insulin
shock
insulin
shock
therapy
insulin
shock
treatment
the
administration
of
sufficient
insulin
to
induce
convulsions
and
coma
metrazol
shock
metrazol
shock
therapy
metrazol
shock
treatment
the
administration
of
sufficient
Metrazol
to
induce
convulsions
and
coma
shell
game
thimblerig
a
swindling
sleight-of-hand
game,
victim
guesses
which
of
three
things
a
pellet
is
under
electric
shock
electrical
shock
shock
a
reflex
response
to
the
passage
of
electric
current
through
the
body,
subjects
received
a
small
electric
shock
when
they
made
the
wrong
response,
electricians
get
accustomed
to
occasional
shocks
conchology
shell
collecting
the
collection
and
study
of
mollusc
shells
electric
shock
the
use
of
electricity
to
administer
punishment
or
torture,
they
used
cattle
prods
to
administer
electric
shocks
shock
impact
the
violent
interaction
of
individuals
or
groups
entering
into
combat,
the
armies
met
in
the
shock
of
battle
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
blank
dummy
blank
shell
a
cartridge
containing
an
explosive
charge
but
no
bullet
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
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
shock
absorber
shock
cushion
a
mechanical
damper,
absorbs
energy
of
sudden
impulses,
the
old
car
needed
a
new
set
of
shocks
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
culture
shock
a
condition
of
disorientation
affecting
someone
who
is
suddenly
exposed
to
an
unfamiliar
culture
or
way
of
life
or
set
of
attitudes
star
shell
an
artillery
shell
containing
an
illuminant
shock
blow
an
unpleasant
or
disappointing
surprise,
it
came
as
a
shock
to
learn
that
he
was
injured
jolt
jar
jounce
shock
a
sudden
jarring
impact,
the
door
closed
with
a
jolt,
all
the
jars
and
jolts
were
smoothed
out
by
the
shock
absorbers
shock
wave
blast
wave
a
region
of
high
pressure
travelling
through
a
gas
at
a
high
velocity,
the
explosion
created
a
shock
wave
shock
seismic
disturbance
an
instance
of
agitation
of
the
earth's
crust,
the
first
shock
of
the
earthquake
came
shortly
after
noon
while
workers
were
at
lunch
daze
shock
stupor
the
feeling
of
distress
and
disbelief
that
you
have
when
something
bad
happens
accidentally,
his
mother's
death
left
him
in
a
daze,
he
was
numb
with
shock
pie
crust
pie
shell
pastry
used
to
hold
pie
fillings
patty
shell
bouchee
shell
of
puff
paste
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