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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Fallgeschwindigkeit
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fallgeschwindigkeit
velocity of fall
Fallgeschwindigkeit
f
velocity of fall; rate of fall
Fallgeschwindigkeit
f
velocity of fall, rate of fall
Deutsche
Fallgeschwindigkeit Synonyme
Englische
velocity of fall Synonyme
velocity
activity
actuation
alacrity
amble
bat
briskness
celerity
dispatch
drag
droop
dynamics
expedition
fleetness
flounce
gait
gallop
going
haste
headway
hitch
hobble
hurry
impetus
jog
kinematics
kinesipathy
kinesis
kinesitherapy
kinetics
limp
lock step
lurch
miles per hour
mince
mincing steps
mobilization
momentum
motion
motivation
move
movement
moving
pace
paddle
piaffer
prance
quickness
rack
rapidity
restlessness
roll
running
saunter
scuttle
shamble
shuffle
sidle
single-foot
slink
slither
slouch
slowness
speed
stagger
stalk
step
stir
stirring
stride
stroll
strolling gait
strut
swagger
swiftness
swing
toddle
totter
tread
trot
unrest
waddle
walk
Fallgeschwindigkeit Definition
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
Descend,
either
suddenly
or
gradually
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
cease
to
be
erect
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
find
a
final
outlet
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
become
prostrate
and
dead
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
cease
to
be
active
or
strong
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
issue
forth
into
life
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
decline
in
power,
glory,
wealth,
or
importance
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
be
overthrown
or
captured
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
descend
in
character
or
reputation
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
become
insnared
or
embarrassed
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
assume
a
look
of
shame
or
disappointment
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
sink
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
somewhat
suddenly,
and
passively,
into
a
new
state
of
body
or
mind
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
happen
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
come
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
begin
with
haste,
ardor,
or
vehemence
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
or
be
transferred
by
chance,
lot,
distribution,
inheritance,
or
otherwise
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
belong
or
appertain.
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
be
dropped
or
uttered
carelessly
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
let
fall
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
sink
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
diminish
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
forth
Fall
(
v.
t.)
To
fell
Fall
(
n.
)
The
act
of
falling
Fall
(
n.
)
The
act
of
dropping
or
tumbling
from
an
erect
posture
Fall
(
n.
)
Death
Fall
(
n.
)
Downfall
Fall
(
n.
)
The
surrender
of
a
besieged
fortress
or
town
Fall
(
n.
)
Diminution
or
decrease
in
price
or
value
Fall
(
n.
)
A
sinking
of
tone
Fall
(
n.
)
Declivity
Fall
(
n.
)
Descent
of
water
Fall
(
n.
)
The
discharge
of
a
river
or
current
of
water
into
the
ocean,
or
into
a
lake
or
pond
Fall
(
n.
)
Extent
of
descent
Fall
(
n.
)
The
season
when
leaves
fall
from
trees
Fall
(
n.
)
That
which
falls
Fall
(
n.
)
The
act
of
felling
or
cutting
down.
Fall
(
n.
)
Lapse
or
declension
from
innocence
or
goodness.
Specifically:
The
first
apostasy
Fall
(
n.
)
Formerly,
a
kind
of
ruff
or
band
for
the
neck
Fall
(
n.
)
That
part
(as
one
of
the
ropes)
of
a
tackle
to
which
the
power
is
applied
in
hoisting.
Law-fall
(
n.
)
Depression
of
the
jaw
To-fall
(
n.
)
A
lean-to.
See
Lean-to.
Velocity
(
n.
)
Quickness
of
motion
Velocity
(
n.
)
Rate
of
motion
velocity of fall Bedeutung
capitulation
fall
surrender
the
act
of
surrendering
(usually
under
agreed
conditions),
they
were
protected
until
the
capitulation
of
the
fort
spill
tumble
fall
a
sudden
drop
from
an
upright
position,
he
had
a
nasty
spill
on
the
ice
fall
a
lapse
into
sin,
a
loss
of
innocence
or
of
chastity,
a
fall
from
virtue
fall
cankerworm
green
or
brown
white-striped
looper,
larva
of
Alsophila
pometaria
fall
armyworm
Spodoptera
frugiperda
larva
of
a
migratory
American
noctuid
moth,
destroys
grasses
and
small
grains
fall
webworm
Hyphantria
cunea
a
variety
of
webworm
fallboard
fall-board
the
hinged
protective
covering
that
protects
the
keyboard
of
a
piano
when
it
is
not
being
played
drop
dip
fall
free
fall
a
sudden
sharp
decrease
in
some
quantity,
a
drop
of
points
on
the
Dow
Jones
index,
there
was
a
drop
in
pressure
in
the
pulmonary
artery,
a
dip
in
prices,
when
that
became
known
the
price
of
their
stock
went
into
free
fall
drop
fall
a
free
and
rapid
descent
by
the
force
of
gravity,
it
was
a
miracle
that
he
survived
the
drop
from
that
height
free
fall
the
ideal
falling
motion
of
something
subject
only
to
a
gravitational
field
fall
a
movement
downward,
the
rise
and
fall
of
the
tides
Fall
of
Man
(Judeo-Christian
mythology)
when
Adam
and
Eve
ate
of
the
fruit
of
the
tree
of
knowledge
of
good
and
evil
in
the
Garden
of
Eden,
God
punished
them
by
driving
them
out
of
the
Garden
of
Eden
and
into
the
world
where
they
would
be
subject
to
sickness
and
pain
and
eventual
death
fall
downfall
a
sudden
decline
in
strength
or
number
or
importance,
the
fall
of
the
House
of
Hapsburg
fall
pin
when
a
wrestler's
shoulders
are
forced
to
the
mat
Fall
the
lapse
of
mankind
into
sinfulness
because
of
the
sin
of
Adam
and
Eve,
women
have
been
blamed
ever
since
the
Fall
descent
declivity
fall
decline
declination
declension
downslope
a
downward
slope
or
bend
chump
fool
gull
mark
patsy
fall
guy
sucker
soft
touch
mug
a
person
who
is
gullible
and
easy
to
take
advantage
of
angular
velocity
(physics)
the
rate
of
change
of
the
angular
position
of
a
rotating
body,
usually
expressed
in
radians
per
second
or
radians
per
minute
fall
dandelion
arnica
bud
Leontodon
autumnalis
fall-blooming
European
herb
with
a
yellow
flower,
naturalized
in
the
United
States
fall-blooming
hydrangea
Hydrangea
paniculata
deciduous
shrub
or
small
tree
with
pyramidal
flower
clusters
twilight
dusk
gloaming
gloam
nightfall
evenfall
fall
crepuscule
crepuscle
the
time
of
day
immediately
following
sunset,
he
loved
the
twilight,
they
finished
before
the
fall
of
night
autumnal
equinox
September
equinox
fall
equinox
September
fall
autumn
the
season
when
the
leaves
fall
from
the
trees,
in
the
fall
of
speed
velocity
distance
travelled
per
unit
time
escape
velocity
the
minimum
velocity
needed
to
escape
a
gravitational
field
muzzle
velocity
the
velocity
of
a
projectile
as
it
leaves
the
muzzle
of
a
gun
peculiar
velocity
velocity
with
respect
to
the
local
standard
of
rest
radial
velocity
velocity
along
the
line
of
sight
toward
or
away
from
the
observer
terminal
velocity
the
constant
maximum
velocity
reached
by
a
body
falling
through
the
atmosphere
under
the
attraction
of
gravity
fall
over
backwards
bend
over
backwards
try
very
hard
to
please
someone,
She
falls
over
backwards
when
she
sees
her
mother-in-law
fall
asleep
dope
off
flake
out
drift
off
nod
off
drop
off
doze
off
drowse
off
change
from
a
waking
to
a
sleeping
state,
he
always
falls
asleep
during
lectures
fall
over
go
over
fall
forward
and
down,
The
old
woman
went
over
without
a
sound
relapse
lapse
recidivate
regress
retrogress
fall
back
go
back
to
bad
behavior,
Those
who
recidivate
are
often
minor
criminals
fall
pass
suddenly
and
passively
into
a
state
of
body
or
mind,
fall
into
a
trap,
She
fell
ill,
They
fell
out
of
favor,
Fall
in
love,
fall
asleep,
fall
prey
to
an
imposter,
fall
into
a
strange
way
of
thinking,
she
fell
to
pieces
after
she
lost
her
work
fall
off
fall
away
diminish
in
size
or
intensity
fall
in
love
begin
to
experience
feelings
of
love
towards,
She
fell
in
love
with
her
former
student
decrease
diminish
lessen
fall
decrease
in
size,
extent,
or
range,
The
amount
of
homework
decreased
towards
the
end
of
the
semester,
The
cabin
pressure
fell
dramatically,
her
weight
fell
to
under
a
hundred
pounds,
his
voice
fell
to
a
whisper
slip
drop
off
drop
away
fall
away
get
worse,
My
grades
are
slipping
break
separate
split
up
fall
apart
come
apart
become
separated
into
pieces
or
fragments,
The
figurine
broke,
The
freshly
baked
loaf
fell
apart
happen
hap
go
on
pass
off
occur
pass
fall
out
come
about
take
place
come
to
pass,
What
is
happening?,
The
meeting
took
place
off
without
an
incidence,
Nothing
occurred
that
seemed
important
fall
d
descend
d
settle
d
come
as
if
by
falling,
Night
fell,
Silence
fell
fall
f
go
as
if
by
falling,
Grief
fell
from
our
hearts
fall
occur
at
a
specified
time
or
place,
Christmas
falls
on
a
Monday
this
year,
The
accent
falls
on
the
first
syllable
fall
c
begin
vigorously,
The
prisoners
fell
to
work
right
away
fall
be
born,
used
chiefly
of
lambs,
The
lambs
fell
in
the
afternoon
crumble
fall
apart
break
or
fall
apart
into
fragments,
The
cookies
crumbled,
The
Sphinx
is
crumbling
slump
fall
off
sink
fall
heavily
or
suddenly,
decline
markedly,
The
real
estate
market
fell
off
fall
come
out,
issue,
silly
phrases
fell
from
her
mouth
fall
e
be
cast
down,
his
eyes
fell
fall
b
assume
a
disappointed
or
sad
expression,
Her
face
fell
when
she
heard
that
she
would
be
laid
off,
his
crest
fell
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