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Definition
Synonym
Loetlampe
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Lötlampe
f
Lötlampen
pl
blowtorch, blowlamp, blast lamp
blowtorches
Lötlampe
f
Lötlampen
pl
blowtorch, blowlamp, blast lamp
blowtorches
Loetlampe
blast lamp
Loetlampe
blow torch
Loetlampe
blowtorch
Lötlampe
f
techn.
Lötlampen
pl
blowtorch; blowlamp; blast lamp
blowtorches; blowlamps; blast lamps
Lötlampe
f
techn.
Lötlampen
pl
blowtorch; blowlamp
Br.
blowtorches; blowlamps
Deutsche
Loetlampe Synonyme
Englische
blowtorch blowlamp blast lamp Synonyme
blowtorch
Jet Liner
acetylene welder
blast lamp
blowpipe
burner
business jet
jet
jet plane
multi-jet
pulse-jet
ramjet
single-jet
tailless jet
torch
turbojet
twin-jet
welder
welding blowpipe
Loetlampe Definition
Argand
lamp
(
)
A
lamp
with
a
circular
hollow
wick
and
glass
chimney
which
allow
a
current
of
air
both
inside
and
outside
of
the
flame.
-blast
(
)
A
suffix
or
terminal
formative,
used
principally
in
biological
terms,
and
signifying
growth,
formation
Blast
(
n.
)
A
violent
gust
of
wind.
Blast
(
n.
)
A
forcible
stream
of
air
from
an
orifice,
as
from
a
bellows,
the
mouth,
etc.
Hence:
The
continuous
blowing
to
which
one
charge
of
ore
or
metal
is
subjected
in
a
furnace
Blast
(
n.
)
The
exhaust
steam
from
and
engine,
driving
a
column
of
air
out
of
a
boiler
chimney,
and
thus
creating
an
intense
draught
through
the
fire
Blast
(
n.
)
The
sound
made
by
blowing
a
wind
instrument
Blast
(
n.
)
A
sudden,
pernicious
effect,
as
if
by
a
noxious
wind,
especially
on
animals
and
plants
Blast
(
n.
)
The
act
of
rending,
or
attempting
to
rend,
heavy
masses
of
rock,
earth,
etc.,
by
the
explosion
of
gunpowder,
dynamite,
etc.
Blast
(
n.
)
A
flatulent
disease
of
sheep.
Blast
(
v.
t.)
To
injure,
as
by
a
noxious
wind
Blast
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
affect
with
some
sudden
violence,
plague,
calamity,
or
blighting
influence,
which
destroys
or
causes
to
fail
Blast
(
v.
t.)
To
confound
by
a
loud
blast
or
din.
Blast
(
v.
t.)
To
rend
open
by
any
explosive
agent,
as
gunpowder,
dynamite,
etc.
Blast
(
v.
i.)
To
be
blighted
or
withered
Blast
(
v.
i.)
To
blow
Blast
pipe
(
)
The
exhaust
pipe
of
a
steam
engine,
or
any
pipe
delivering
steam
or
air,
when
so
constructed
as
to
cause
a
blast.
Carcel
lamp
(
)
A
French
mechanical
lamp,
for
lighthouses,
in
which
a
superabundance
of
oil
is
pumped
to
the
wick
tube
by
clockwork.
Davy
lamp
(
)
See
Safety
lamp,
under
Lamp.
Fresnel
lamp
(
)
Alt.
of
Fres'nel'
lan'tern
Hot
blast
(
)
See
under
Blast.
Lamp
(
n.
)
A
thin
plate
or
lamina.
Lamp
(
n.
)
A
light-producing
vessel,
instrument
or
apparatus
Lamp
(
n.
)
Figuratively,
anything
which
enlightens
intellectually
or
morally
Lamp
(
n.
)
A
device
or
mechanism
for
producing
light
by
electricity.
See
Incandescent
lamp,
under
Incandescent.
Lamp-post
(
n.
)
A
post
(generally
a
pillar
of
iron)
supporting
a
lamp
or
lantern
for
lighting
a
street,
park,
etc.
Whirl-blast
(
n.
)
A
whirling
blast
or
wind.
blowtorch blowlamp blast lamp / blowtorches Bedeutung
blast
a
very
long
fly
ball
solo
homer
solo
blast
a
home
run
with
no
runners
on
base
brachiopod
lamp
shell
lampshell
marine
animal
with
bivalve
shell
having
a
pair
of
arms
bearing
tentacles
for
capturing
food,
found
worldwide
Aladdin's
lamp
(Arabian
Nights)
a
magical
lamp
from
which
Aladdin
summoned
a
genie
anchor
light
riding
light
riding
lamp
a
light
in
the
rigging
of
a
ship
that
is
riding
at
anchor
arc
lamp
arc
light
a
lamp
that
produces
light
when
electric
current
flows
across
the
gap
between
two
electrodes
blast
furnace
a
furnace
for
smelting
of
iron
from
iron
oxide
ores,
combustion
is
intensified
by
a
blast
of
air
blowtorch
torch
blowlamp
a
burner
that
mixes
air
and
gas
to
produce
a
very
hot
flame
carbon
arc
lamp
carbon
arc
has
carbon
electrodes
discharge
lamp
a
lamp
that
generates
light
by
a
discharge
between
two
electrodes
in
a
gas
electric-discharge
lamp
gas-discharge
lamp
an
electric
lamp
in
which
the
light
comes
from
an
electric
discharge
between
two
electrodes
in
a
glass
tube
electric
lamp
a
lamp
powered
by
electricity
flash
photoflash
flash
lamp
flashgun
flashbulb
flash
bulb
a
lamp
for
providing
momentary
light
to
take
a
photograph
flood
floodlight
flood
lamp
photoflood
light
that
is
a
source
of
artificial
illumination
having
a
broad
beam,
used
in
photography
floor
lamp
a
lamp
that
stands
on
the
floor
fluorescent
lamp
lamp
consisting
of
a
tube
coated
on
the
inside
with
a
fluorescent
material,
mercury
vapor
in
the
tube
emits
ultraviolet
radiation
that
is
converted
to
visible
radiation
by
the
fluorescent
material
gas
lamp
a
lamp
that
burns
illuminating
gas
glow
lamp
a
gas-discharge
tube
with
a
hot
cathode,
used
in
stroboscopes
heat
lamp
infrared
lamp
electric
heater
consisting
of
a
high-power
incandescent
lamp
that
emits
infrared
radiation,
the
bathroom
could
be
warmed
by
an
infrared
lamp
hurricane
lamp
hurricane
lantern
tornado
lantern
storm
lantern
storm
lamp
an
oil
lamp
with
a
glass
chimney
and
perforated
metal
lid
to
protect
the
flame
from
high
winds,
candlestick
with
a
glass
chimney
lamp
an
artificial
source
of
visible
illumination
lamp
a
piece
of
furniture
holding
one
or
more
electric
light
bulbs
lamp
chimney
chimney
a
glass
flue
surrounding
the
wick
of
an
oil
lamp
lamp
house
lamphouse
lamp
housing
housing
that
holds
a
lamp
(as
in
a
movie
projector)
lampshade
lamp
shade
a
protective
ornamental
shade
used
to
screen
a
light
bulb
from
direct
view
light
bulb
lightbulb
bulb
incandescent
lamp
electric
light
electric-light
bulb
electric
lamp
consisting
of
a
transparent
or
translucent
glass
housing
containing
a
wire
filament
(usually
tungsten)
that
emits
light
when
heated
by
electricity
mercury-vapor
lamp
ultraviolet
lamp
that
emits
a
strong
bluish
light
(rich
in
ultraviolet
radiation)
as
electric
current
passes
through
mercury
vapor
neon
lamp
neon
induction
lamp
neon
tube
a
lamp
consisting
of
a
small
gas-discharge
tube
containing
neon
at
low
pressure,
luminescence
is
produced
by
the
action
of
currents
at
high
frequencies
that
are
wrapped
a
few
turns
around
the
tube
oil
lamp
kerosene
lamp
kerosine
lamp
a
lamp
that
burns
oil
(as
kerosine)
for
light
pilot
light
pilot
lamp
indicator
lamp
indicator
consisting
of
a
light
to
indicate
whether
power
is
on
or
a
motor
is
in
operation
quartz
lamp
a
mercury-vapor
lamp
that
is
enclosed
in
a
quartz
container
instead
of
a
glass
container
reading
lamp
a
lamp
that
provides
light
for
reading
safety
lamp
Davy
lamp
an
oil
lamp
that
will
not
ignite
flammable
gases
(methane)
slit
lamp
(ophthalmology)
a
lamp
that
emits
a
narrow
but
intense
beam
of
light
that
enables
an
ophthalmologist,
using
a
microscope,
to
view
the
retina
and
optic
nerve
sodium-vapor
lamp
sodium-vapour
lamp
lamp
in
which
an
electric
current
passed
through
a
tube
of
sodium
vapor
makes
a
yellow
light,
used
is
street
lighting
spirit
lamp
a
lamp
that
burns
a
volatile
liquid
fuel
such
as
alcohol
streetlight
street
lamp
a
lamp
supported
on
a
lamppost,
for
illuminating
a
street
student
lamp
a
reading
lamp
with
a
flexible
neck,
used
on
a
desk
sunlamp
sun
lamp
sunray
lamp
sunay
lamp
a
mercury-vapor
lamp
used
in
medical
or
cosmetic
treatments
table
lamp
a
lamp
that
sits
on
a
table
taillight
tail
lamp
rear
light
rear
lamp
lamp
(usually
red)
mounted
at
the
rear
of
a
motor
vehicle
ultraviolet
lamp
ultraviolet
source
any
source
of
illumination
that
emits
ultraviolet
radiation
fire
attack
flak
flack
blast
intense
adverse
criticism,
Clinton
directed
his
fire
at
the
Republican
Party,
the
government
has
come
under
attack,
don't
give
me
any
flak
good
time
blast
a
highly
pleasurable
or
exciting
experience,
we
had
a
good
time
at
the
party,
celebrating
after
the
game
was
a
blast
shock
wave
blast
wave
a
region
of
high
pressure
travelling
through
a
gas
at
a
high
velocity,
the
explosion
created
a
shock
wave
bang
clap
eruption
blast
bam
a
sudden
very
loud
noise
blast
an
explosion
(as
of
dynamite)
bomb
blast
the
explosion
of
a
bomb
backblast
back-blast
backfire
from
a
recoilless
weapon
Nightingale
Florence
Nightingale
Lady
with
the
Lamp
English
nurse
remembered
for
her
work
during
the
Crimean
War
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