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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Ortschaum
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ortschaum
m
in-situ cellular plastic; in-situ PUR foam
Ortschaum
m
in-situ cellular plastic; in-situ PUR foam
Ortschaum
m
in-situ cellular plastic; in-situ PUR foam
Ortschaum
dach
n
constr.
Ortschaum
dächer
pl
flat roof with in-situ PUR foam
flat roofs with in-situ PUR foam
Bordschicht
f
; Traufschicht
f
;
Ortschaum
schicht
f
constr.
verge course; margin tiles; extreme row of slates tiles
Deutsche
Ortschaum Synonyme
Englische
in-situ cellular plastic; in-situ PUR foam Synonyme
Ortschaum Definition
Cellular
(
a.
)
Consisting
of,
or
containing,
cells
Foam
(
n.
)
The
white
substance,
consisting
of
an
aggregation
of
bubbles,
which
is
formed
on
the
surface
of
liquids,
or
in
the
mouth
of
an
animal,
by
violent
agitation
or
fermentation
Foam
(
n.
)
To
gather
foam
Foam
(
n.
)
To
form
foam,
or
become
filled
with
foam
Foam
(
v.t.
)
To
cause
to
foam
In
situ
(
)
In
its
natural
position
or
place
-plastic
(
)
A
combining
form
signifying
developing,
forming,
growing
Plastic
(
a.
)
Having
the
power
to
give
form
or
fashion
to
a
mass
of
matter
Plastic
(
a.
)
Capable
of
being
molded,
formed,
or
modeled,
as
clay
or
plaster
Plastic
(
a.
)
Pertaining
or
appropriate
to,
or
characteristic
of,
molding
or
modeling
plastic
(
n.
)
a
substance
composed
predominantly
of
a
synthetic
organic
high
polymer
capable
of
being
cast
or
molded
Sea
foam
(
)
Foam
of
sea
water.
Sea
foam
(
)
Meerschaum
in-situ cellular plastic; in-situ PUR foam Bedeutung
laser-assisted
in
situ
keratomileusis
LASIK
a
refractive
surgery
procedure
that
reshapes
the
cornea
plastic
surgery
reconstructive
surgery
anaplasty
surgery
concerned
with
therapeutic
or
cosmetic
reformation
of
tissue
respiration
internal
respiration
cellular
respiration
the
metabolic
processes
whereby
certain
organisms
obtain
energy
from
organic
molecules,
processes
that
take
place
in
the
cells
and
tissues
during
which
energy
is
released
and
carbon
dioxide
is
produced
and
absorbed
by
the
blood
to
be
transported
to
the
lungs
cellular
telephone
cellular
phone
cellphone
cell
mobile
phone
a
hand-held
mobile
radiotelephone
for
use
in
an
area
divided
into
small
sections,
each
with
its
own
shortange
transmitter
receiver
film
plastic
film
a
thin
sheet
of
(usually
plastic
and
usually
transparent)
material
used
to
wrap
or
cover
things
plastic
art
the
arts
of
shaping
or
modeling,
carving
and
sculpture
plastic
bag
a
bag
made
of
thin
plastic
material
plastic
bomb
a
bomb
made
of
plastic
explosive
plastic
explosive
plastique
an
explosive
material
that
is
easily
molded
around
the
object
it
is
intended
to
destroy
plastic
laminate
a
laminate
made
by
bonding
plastic
layers
plastic
wrap
wrapping
consisting
of
a
very
thin
transparent
sheet
of
plastic
shaving
foam
toiletry
consisting
of
a
liquid
preparation
containing
many
small
bubbles
that
soften
the
beard
before
shaving
foam
froth
a
mass
of
small
bubbles
formed
in
or
on
a
liquid,
the
beer
had
a
thick
head
of
foam
inclusion
body
cellular
inclusion
inclusion
any
small
intracellular
body
found
within
another
(characteristic
of
certain
diseases),
an
inclusion
in
the
cytoplasm
of
the
cell
cosmetic
surgeon
plastic
surgeon
a
surgeon
who
beautifies
the
body
(especially
the
face)
cellular
slime
mold
differing
from
true
slime
molds
in
being
cellular
and
nucleate
throughout
the
life
cycle
credit
card
charge
card
charge
plate
plastic
a
card
(usually
plastic)
that
assures
a
seller
that
the
person
using
it
has
a
satisfactory
credit
rating
and
that
the
issuer
will
see
to
it
that
the
seller
receives
payment
for
the
merchandise
delivered,
do
you
take
plastic?
cell
division
cellular
division
the
process
in
reproduction
and
growth
by
which
a
cell
divides
to
form
daughter
cells
carcinoma
in
situ
preinvasive
cancer
a
cluster
of
malignant
cells
that
has
not
yet
invaded
the
deeper
epithelial
tissue
or
spread
to
other
parts
of
the
body
plastic
generic
name
for
certain
synthetic
or
semisynthetic
materials
that
can
be
molded
or
extruded
into
objects
or
films
or
filaments
or
used
for
making
e.g.
coatings
and
adhesives
amino
plastic
aminoplast
amino
resin
a
plastic
(synthetic
resin)
made
from
amino
compounds,
used
as
an
adhesive
and
as
a
coating
for
paper
and
textiles
fluorocarbon
plastic
a
plastic
made
with
fluorocarbon
foam
a
lightweight
material
in
cellular
form,
made
by
introducing
gas
bubbles
during
manufacture
foam
rubber
spongy
rubber,
made
by
introducing
air
bubbles
before
vulcanization
and
used
for
cushioning
or
upholstery
polyfoam
polyurethane
foam
a
foam
made
by
adding
water
to
polyurethane
plastics
phenolic
plastic
phenolic
urea
a
plastic
consisting
of
phenolic
resins
foam
froth
fizz
effervesce
sparkle
form
bubbles
become
bubbly
or
frothy
or
foaming,
The
boiling
soup
was
frothing,
The
river
was
foaming,
Sparkling
water
foam
at
the
mouth
froth
at
the
mouth
be
in
a
state
of
uncontrolled
anger
cellular
characterized
by
or
divided
into
or
containing
cells
or
compartments
(the
smallest
organizational
or
structural
unit
of
an
organism
or
organization),
the
cellular
construction
of
a
beehive,
any
effective
opposition
to
a
totalitarian
regime
must
be
secretive
and
cellular
in-situ
unmoved
being
in
the
original
position,
not
having
been
moved,
the
archeologists
could
date
the
vase
because
it
was
in-situ,
an
in-situ
investigator
formative
shaping
plastic
forming
or
capable
of
forming
or
molding
or
fashioning,
a
formative
influence,
a
formative
experience
fictile
moldable
plastic
capable
of
being
molded
or
modeled
(especially
of
earth
or
clay
or
other
soft
material),
plastic
substances
such
as
wax
or
clay
plastic
pliant
capable
of
being
influenced
or
formed,
the
plastic
minds
of
children,
a
pliant
nature
cellular
relating
to
cells,
cellular
walls,
cellular
physiology
in
situ
in
place
in
the
original
or
natural
place
or
site,
carcinoma
in
situ,
the
archeologists
left
the
pottery
in
place
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Als Ortschaum wird im Bauwesen ? analog zum Ortbeton ? ein Schaum bezeichnet, der erst am Einbauort ausgeschäumt wird.