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Definition
Synonym
Faltenfirst
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Faltenfirst
m
geol.
crest of fold
Faltenfirst
m
geol.
crest of fold
Filter
m
Filter
pl
abgestimmter Filter
aktiver Filter
digitaler Filter
dispersiver Filter
Faltenfilter
m
inverser Filter
Kombinationsfilter
m
rotarmer Filter
Filter mit Steg
filter
filters
tuned filter
active filter
digital filter
dispersive filter
folded filter
inverse filter
combination filter
red-abstracting filter
filter with centre bar
Faltenfirst
m
geol.
crest of fold
Deutsche
Faltenfirst Synonyme
Englische
crest of fold Synonyme
crest
Vandyke edge
achievement
acme
alerion
amplitude
animal charge
annulet
antinode
apex
apogee
argent
armorial bearings
armory
arms
azure
badge
bandeau
bar
bar sinister
baton
bearings
bend
bend sinister
billet
blazon
blazonry
bordure
broad arrow
brow
cadency mark
canton
cap
capsheaf
caput
chaplet
charge
chevron
chief
chine
climax
cloud nine
coat of arms
cockatrice
cockscomb
consummate
coronet
crenation
crenelation
crenulation
crescendo
crescent
cross
cross moline
crown
culmen
culminate
culmination
de Broglie wave
deckle edge
denticulation
dentil
dentil band
design
device
difference
differencing
diffraction
dogtooth
eagle
edge
electromagnetic radiation
electromagnetic wave
emblem
ermine
ermines
erminites
erminois
escutcheon
extreme limit
extremity
falcon
feather
fess
fess point
field
figure
file
flanch
fleur-de-lis
frequency
frequency band
frequency spectrum
fret
frost
fur
fusil
garland
griffin
guided wave
gules
gyron
hackle
hatchment
head
heading
headpiece
heaven
heavens
height
helmet
heraldic device
high noon
highest pitch
highest point
hilltop
hogback
honor point
ice
impalement
impaling
in phase
inescutcheon
interference
knoll
label
light
limit
lion
lofty peak
longitudinal wave
lozenge
mantling
marshaling
martlet
mascle
maximum
mechanical wave
meridian
metal
motto
mountaintop
mullet
ne plus ultra
no place higher
node
nombril point
noon
notching
octofoil
or
ordinary
orle
out of phase
outtop
overarch
overtop
pale
paly
panache
peak
pean
period
periodic wave
pheon
pic
pico
pike
pinhead
pinion
pinnacle
pitch
plume
plumule
point
pole
precipice
purpure
quarter
quartering
quill
radio wave
ray
reach
reinforcement
resonance
resonance frequency
rickrack
ridge
roof
rose
sable
saltire
saw
saw teeth
scallop
scapular
scutcheon
seal
seismic wave
serration
seventh heaven
shield
s
crest
fallen
abashed
ashamed
baffled
balked
betrayed
bilked
blasted
blighted
blushing
brooding
broody
chagrined
chapfallen
crossed
crushed
dashed
defeated
disappointed
dished
disillusioned
dissatisfied
dumpish
embarrassed
foiled
frustrated
glum
grum
hangdog
humbled
humiliated
ill done-by
ill-served
let down
long-faced
moodish
moody
mopey
moping
mopish
morose
mortified
mumpish
out of countenance
red-faced
regretful
shamed
shamefaced
shamefast
sorely disappointed
soured
sulky
sullen
thwarted
Faltenfirst Definition
Crest
(
n.
)
A
tuft,
or
other
excrescence
or
natural
ornament,
growing
on
an
animal's
head
Crest
(
n.
)
The
plume
of
feathers,
or
other
decoration,
worn
on
a
helmet
Crest
(
n.
)
A
bearing
worn,
not
upon
the
shield,
but
usually
above
it,
or
separately
as
an
ornament
for
plate,
liveries,
and
the
like.
It
is
a
relic
of
the
ancient
cognizance.
See
Cognizance,
4.
Crest
(
n.
)
The
upper
curve
of
a
horse's
neck.
Crest
(
n.
)
The
ridge
or
top
of
a
wave.
Crest
(
n.
)
The
summit
of
a
hill
or
mountain
ridge.
Crest
(
n.
)
The
helm
or
head,
as
typical
of
a
high
spirit
Crest
(
n.
)
The
ornamental
finishing
which
surmounts
the
ridge
of
a
roof,
canopy,
etc.
Crest
(
n.
)
The
top
line
of
a
slope
or
embankment.
Crest
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with,
or
surmount
as,
a
crest
Crest
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
with
lines
or
streaks,
like,
or
regarded
as
like,
waving
plumes.
Crest
(
v.
i.)
To
form
a
crest.
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
lap
or
lay
in
plaits
or
folds
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
double
or
lay
together,
as
the
arms
or
the
hands
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
within
folds
or
plaitings
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
or
wrap
up
Fold
(
v.
i.)
To
become
folded,
plaited,
or
doubled
Fold
(
v.
)
A
doubling,esp.
of
any
flexible
substance
Fold
(
v.
)
Times
or
repetitions
Fold
(
v.
)
That
which
is
folded
together,
or
which
infolds
or
envelops
Fold
(
n.
)
An
inclosure
for
sheep
Fold
(
n.
)
A
flock
of
sheep
Fold
(
n.
)
A
boundary
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
confine
in
a
fold,
as
sheep.
Fold
(
v.
i.)
To
confine
sheep
in
a
fold.
Nape-crest
(
n.
)
An
African
bird
of
the
genus
Schizorhis,
related
to
the
plantain
eaters.
Thresh-fold
(
n.
)
Threshold.
crest of fold Bedeutung
fold
folding
the
act
of
folding,
he
gave
the
napkins
a
double
fold
crest
a
showy
growth
of
e.g.
feathers
or
skin
on
the
head
of
a
bird
or
other
animal
bi-fold
door
an
interior
door
crest
(heraldry)
in
medieval
times,
an
emblem
used
to
decorate
a
helmet
crown
crest
the
center
of
a
cambered
road
fold
sheepfold
sheep
pen
sheepcote
a
pen
for
sheep
protective
fold
a
flap
of
tissue
that
protects
what
it
covers
epicanthus
epicanthic
fold
a
vertical
fold
of
skin
over
the
nasal
canthus,
normal
for
Mongolian
peoples,
sometimes
occurs
in
Down's
syndrome
fold
plica
a
folded
part
(as
in
skin
or
muscle)
vocal
cord
vocal
fold
vocal
band
plica
vocalis
either
of
two
pairs
of
folds
of
mucous
membrane
projecting
into
the
larynx
false
vocal
cord
false
vocal
fold
superior
vocal
cord
ventricular
fold
vestibular
fold
either
of
the
upper
two
vocal
cords
that
are
not
involved
in
vocalization
true
vocal
cord
true
vocal
fold
inferior
vocal
cord
inferior
vocal
fold
either
of
the
two
lower
vocal
folds
that
come
together
to
form
the
glottis,
produce
a
vocal
tone
when
they
are
approximated
and
air
from
the
lungs
passes
between
them
flock
fold
a
group
of
sheep
or
goats
congregation
fold
faithful
a
group
of
people
who
adhere
to
a
common
faith
and
habitually
attend
a
given
church
crest
the
top
line
of
a
hill,
mountain,
or
wave
peak
crown
crest
top
tip
summit
the
top
or
extreme
point
of
something
(usually
a
mountain
or
hill),
the
view
from
the
peak
was
magnificent,
they
clambered
to
the
tip
of
Monadnock,
the
region
is
a
few
molecules
wide
at
the
summit
fold
folding
a
geological
process
that
causes
a
bend
in
a
stratum
of
rock
fold
crease
plication
flexure
crimp
bend
an
angular
or
rounded
shape
made
by
folding,
a
fold
in
the
napkin,
a
crease
in
his
trousers,
a
plication
on
her
blouse,
a
flexure
of
the
colon,
a
bend
of
his
elbow
fold
incorporate
a
food
ingredient
into
a
mixture
by
repeatedly
turning
it
over
without
stirring
or
beating,
Fold
the
egg
whites
into
the
batter
fold
a
fold
up
become
folded
or
folded
up,
The
bed
folds
in
a
jiffy
fold
fold
up
turn
up
bend
or
lay
so
that
one
part
covers
the
other,
fold
up
the
newspaper,
turn
up
your
collar
pen
up
fold
confine
in
a
fold,
like
sheep
crest
reach
a
high
point,
The
river
crested
last
night
close
up
close
fold
shut
down
close
down
cease
to
operate
or
cause
to
cease
operating,
The
owners
decided
to
move
and
to
close
the
factory,
My
business
closes
every
night
at
P.M.,
close
up
the
shop
cap
crest
lie
at
the
top
of,
Snow
capped
the
mountains
double
doubled
twofold
two-fold
twice
as
great
or
many,
ate
a
double
portion,
the
dose
is
doubled,
a
twofold
increase
double
dual
twofold
two-fold
treble
threefold
three-fold
having
more
than
one
decidedly
dissimilar
aspects
or
qualities,
a
double
(or
dual)
role
for
an
actor,
the
office
of
a
clergyman
is
twofold,
public
preaching
and
private
influence-
R.W.Emerson,
every
episode
has
its
double
and
treble
meaning-Frederick
Harrison
treble
threefold
three-fold
triple
three
times
as
great
or
many,
a
claim
for
treble
(or
triple)
damages,
a
threefold
increase
quadruple
fourfold
four-fold
four
times
as
great
or
many,
a
fourfold
increase
in
the
dosage
quadruple
quadruplicate
quadruplex
fourfold
four-fold
having
four
units
or
components,
quadruple
rhythm
has
four
beats
per
measure,
quadruplex
wire
quintuple
fivefold
five-fold
having
five
units
or
components
sextuple
sixfold
six-fold
having
six
units
or
components
septuple
sevenfold
seven-fold
having
seven
units
or
components
octuple
eightfold
eight-fold
having
eight
units
or
components
nonuple
ninefold
nine-fold
having
nine
units
or
components
tenfold
ten-fold
denary
containing
ten
or
ten
parts
thousand-fold
thousand
times
by
three
orders
of
magnitude,
this
poison
is
a
thousand-fold
more
toxic
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