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Definition
Synonym
Saatelementmantel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Saatelementmantel
m
(Kerntechnik)
techn.
seed and blanket core (nuclear engineering)
Saatelementmantel
m
(Kerntechnik)
techn.
seed and blanket core (nuclear engineering)
Saatelement
n
; Spickelement
n
(Kerntechnik)
techn.
seed; spike (nuclear engineering)
Saatelement-Mantelreaktor
m
(Kerntechnik)
techn.
seed blanket reactor (nuclear engineering)
Saatelementmantel
m
(Kerntechnik)
techn.
seed and blanket core (nuclear engineering)
Saatelementreaktor
m
(Kerntechnik)
techn.
Saatelementreaktoren
pl
seed core reactor (nuclear engineering)
seed core reactors
Deutsche
Saatelementmantel Synonyme
Englische
seed and blanket core Synonyme
seed
Anlage
acorn
affiliation
androcyte
antheridium
antherozoid
apparentation
basis
bed
berry
bird
seed
birth
blood
bloodline
branch
breed
broadcast
brood
bud
bulb
cause
children
common ancestry
conceit
concept
conception
consanguinity
core
corm
decay
decline
degenerate
derivation
descendants
descent
deteriorate
dibble
direct line
disseminate
distaff side
distribute
drill
egg
embryo
extraction
family
female line
filiation
flax
seed
forest
fruit
germ
germen
go downhill
go to pot
grain
grandchildren
great-grandchildren
grounds
hay
seed
heirs
hostages to fortune
house
image
implant
impression
inheritors
inseminate
issue
kernel
kids
line
line of descent
lineage
lin
seed
little ones
loins
male gamete
male line
milt
motivation
motive
new generation
notion
nucleus
nut
offspring
origin
ovule
ovum
phylum
pip
pit
pitch
plant
pollen
posterity
pot
progeniture
progeny
protein
provocation
put in
race
reason
reforest
reset
retimber
rising generation
root
rudiment
run down
scatter
scatter
seed
scum
seed
down
semen
seminal fluid
seminate
sept
set
side
sons
source
sow
sow broadcast
spark
spear side
sperm
sperm cell
spermagonium
spermatic fluid
spermatid
spermatiophore
spermatium
spermatocyte
spermatogonium
spermatophore
spermatozoa
spermatozoid
spermatozoon
spindle side
spore
stem
stirps
stock
stone
strain
succession
successors
sword side
transplant
treasures
tuber
young
younglings
youngsters
seed
ing
Dry Ice
artificial nucleation
broadcast
broadcasting
cloud
seed
er
cloud-
seed
ing
dissemination
insemination
planting
rain doctor
rainmaker
rainmaking
reforestation
resetting
retimbering
semination
setting
silver iodide
sowing
transplantation
seed
ling
amphibian
angiosperm
annual
aquatic plant
biennial
conifer
cosmopolite
cutting
deciduous plant
dicot
dicotyledon
ephemeral
evergreen
exotic
flowering plant
fruit tree
fungus
gametophyte
gymnosperm
hardwood tree
hydrophyte
monocot
monocotyl
perennial
plant
pollard
polycot
polycotyl
polycotyledon
sapling
scion
seed
plant
set
shade tree
shoot
slip
softwood tree
spermatophyte
sporophyte
sprig
sprout
sucker
thallophyte
timber
timber tree
tree
triennial
twig
vascular plant
vegetable
weed
seed
y
Mickey Mouse
ailing
bad
base
beat-up
bedraggled
below par
blowzy
broken-down
careless
cheap
cheesy
chintzy
coarse
common
critically ill
debilitated
decayed
decaying
decrepit
deteriorated
dilapidated
dingy
dowdy
down
down-at-heel
down-at-the-heels
drabbletailed
draggled
draggletailed
drooping
droopy
enervated
enfeebled
faded
fagged
faint
fainting
faintish
fatigued
feeling awful
feeling faint
feeling something terrible
flagging
footsore
fourth-class
frayed
frazzled
frowzy
frumpish
frumpy
full of holes
good and tired
grubby
holey
ill
in danger
in rags
in shreds
in tatters
indisposed
inferior
informal
irregular
jaded
laid low
languid
loose
low-class
low-grade
low-quality
low-test
lumpen
mangy
mean
messy
mortally ill
mussy
neglected
negligent
not quite right
off-color
out of sorts
overgrown
paltry
patchy
poky
poor
poorly
punk
ragged
raggedy
ratty
ready to drop
rocky
ruinous
run ragged
run-down
sagging
scraggly
scruffy
second-best
second-class
shabby
shoddy
sick
sick unto death
sickish
sickly
slack
slatternly
sleazy
slipshod
sloppy
slovenly
sluttish
sordid
squalid
tacky
taken ill
tattered
tatty
third-class
third-rate
threadbare
tinny
tired
tired-winged
toilworn
torn
under the weather
unkempt
unneat
unrefreshed
unrestored
unsightly
untidy
unwell
way-weary
wayworn
weak
weakened
wearied
weariful
weary
weary-footed
weary-laden
weary-winged
weary-worn
wilted
wilting
worn
worn out
worn-down
Saatelementmantel Definition
Amber
seed
(
)
Seed
of
the
Hibiscus
abelmoschus,
somewhat
resembling
millet,
brought
from
Egypt
and
the
West
Indies,
and
having
a
flavor
like
that
of
musk
Blanket
(
a.
)
A
heavy,
loosely
woven
fabric,
usually
of
wool,
and
having
a
nap,
used
in
bed
clothing
Blanket
(
a.
)
A
piece
of
rubber,
felt,
or
woolen
cloth,
used
in
the
tympan
to
make
it
soft
and
elastic.
Blanket
(
a.
)
A
streak
or
layer
of
blubber
in
whales.
Blanket
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
blanket.
Blanket
(
v.
t.)
To
toss
in
a
blanket
by
way
of
punishment.
Blanket
(
v.
t.)
To
take
the
wind
out
of
the
sails
of
(another
vessel)
by
sailing
to
windward
of
her.
Core
(
n.
)
A
body
of
individuals
Core
(
n.
)
A
miner's
underground
working
time
or
shift.
Core
(
n.
)
A
Hebrew
dry
measure
Core
(
n.
)
The
heart
or
inner
part
of
a
thing,
as
of
a
column,
wall,
rope,
of
a
boil,
etc.
Core
(
n.
)
The
center
or
inner
part,
as
of
an
open
space
Core
(
n.
)
The
most
important
part
of
a
thing
Core
(
n.
)
The
prtion
of
a
mold
which
shapes
the
interior
of
a
cylinder,
tube,
or
other
hollow
casting,
or
which
makes
a
hole
in
or
through
a
casting
Core
(
n.
)
A
disorder
of
sheep
occasioned
by
worms
in
the
liver.
Core
(
n.
)
The
bony
process
which
forms
the
central
axis
of
the
horns
in
many
animals.
Core
(
v.
t.)
To
take
out
the
core
or
inward
parts
of
Core
(
v.
t.)
To
form
by
means
of
a
core,
as
a
hole
in
a
casting.
Engineering
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Engineer
Engineering
(
n.
)
Originally,
the
art
of
managing
engines
Mackinaw
blanket
(
)
Alt.
of
Mackinaw
Nuclear
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
nucleus
Seed
(
pl.
)
of
Seed
Seed
(
n.
)
A
ripened
ovule,
consisting
of
an
embryo
with
one
or
more
integuments,
or
coverings
Seed
(
n.
)
Any
small
seedlike
fruit,
though
it
may
consist
of
a
pericarp,
or
even
a
calyx,
as
well
as
the
seed
proper
Seed
(
n.
)
The
generative
fluid
of
the
male
Seed
(
n.
)
That
from
which
anything
springs
Seed
(
n.
)
The
principle
of
production.
Seed
(
n.
)
Progeny
Seed
(
n.
)
Race
Seed
(
v.
t.)
To
sprinkle
with
seed
Seed
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
thinly
with
something
scattered
Seed-lac
(
n.
)
A
species
of
lac.
See
the
Note
under
Lac.
Stick-seed
(
n.
)
A
plant
(Echinospermum
Lappula)
of
the
Borage
family,
with
small
blue
flowers
and
prickly
nutlets.
Tilley
seed
(
)
The
seeds
of
a
small
tree
(Croton
Pavana)
common
in
the
Malay
Archipelago.
These
seeds
furnish
croton
oil,
like
those
of
Croton
Tiglium.
seed and blanket core (nuclear engineering) Bedeutung
somatic
cell
nuclear
transplantation
somatic
cell
nuclear
transfer
SCNT
nuclear
transplantation
moving
a
cell
nucleus
and
its
genetic
material
from
one
cell
to
another
nuclear
terrorism
the
use
of
a
nuclear
device
by
a
terrorist
organization
to
cause
massive
devastation
or
the
use
(or
threat
of
use)
of
fissionable
radioactive
materials,
assaults
on
nuclear
power
plants
is
one
form
of
nuclear
terrorism
technology
engineering
the
practical
application
of
science
to
commerce
or
industry
aeronautical
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
aircraft
automotive
technology
automotive
engineering
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
automobiles
chemical
engineering
the
activity
of
applying
chemistry
to
the
solution
of
practical
problems
nuclear
deterrence
the
military
doctrine
that
an
enemy
will
be
deterred
from
using
nuclear
weapons
as
long
as
he
can
be
destroyed
as
a
consequence,
when
two
nations
both
resort
to
nuclear
deterrence
the
consequence
could
be
mutual
destruction
silkworm
seed
eggs
of
a
silkworm
seed
oyster
a
young
oyster
especially
of
a
size
for
transplantation
seed
shrimp
mussel
shrimp
ostracod
tiny
marine
and
freshwater
crustaceans
with
a
shrimp-like
body
enclosed
in
a
bivalve
shell
seed
beetle
seed
weevil
a
small
beetle
that
infests
the
seeds
of
legumes
atomic
warhead
nuclear
warhead
thermonuclear
warhead
nuke
the
warhead
of
a
missile
designed
to
deliver
an
atom
bomb
blanket
cover
bedding
that
keeps
a
person
warm
in
bed,
he
pulled
the
covers
over
his
head
and
went
to
sleep
blanket
a
layer
of
lead
surrounding
the
highly
reactive
core
of
a
nuclear
reactor
blanket
stitch
a
strong
reinforcing
stitch
for
edges
of
blanket
and
other
thick
material,
similar
to
buttonhole
stitch
core
a
bar
of
magnetic
material
(as
soft
iron)
that
passes
through
a
coil
and
serves
to
increase
the
inductance
of
the
coil
core
the
chamber
of
a
nuclear
reactor
containing
the
fissile
material
where
the
reaction
takes
place
core
magnetic
core
(computer
science)
a
tiny
ferrite
toroid
formerly
used
in
a
random
access
memory
to
store
one
bit
of
data,
now
superseded
by
semiconductor
memories,
each
core
has
three
wires
passing
through
it,
providing
the
means
to
select
and
detect
the
contents
of
each
bit
core
bit
a
hollow
drilling
bit
that
is
the
cutting
part
of
a
core
drill,
allows
core
samples
to
be
taken
core
drill
a
drill
that
removes
a
cylindrical
core
from
the
drill
hole
electric
blanket
a
blanket
containing
and
electric
heating
element
that
can
be
controlled
to
the
desired
temperature
by
a
rheostat
engineering
engine
room
a
room
(as
on
a
ship)
in
which
the
engine
is
located
mackinaw
Mackinaw
blanket
a
thick
plaid
blanket
formerly
used
in
the
northwestern
United
States
magnetic
core
memory
core
memory
(computer
science)
a
computer
memory
consisting
of
an
array
of
magnetic
cores,
now
superseded
by
semiconductor
memories
nautilus
nuclear
submarine
nuclear-powered
submarine
a
submarine
that
is
propelled
by
nuclear
power
nuclear-powered
ship
ship
whose
motive
power
comes
from
the
energy
of
a
nuclear
reactor
nuclear
reactor
reactor
(physics)
any
of
several
kinds
of
apparatus
that
maintain
and
control
a
nuclear
reaction
for
the
production
of
energy
or
artificial
elements
nuclear
rocket
a
rocket
engine
in
which
a
nuclear
reactor
is
used
to
heat
a
propellant
nuclear
weapon
atomic
weapon
a
weapon
of
mass
destruction
whose
explosive
power
derives
from
a
nuclear
reaction
saddle
blanket
saddlecloth
horse
blanket
stable
gear
consisting
of
a
blanket
placed
under
the
saddle
security
blanket
a
blanket
(or
toy)
that
a
child
carries
around
in
order
to
reduce
anxiety
security
blanket
anything
that
an
adult
person
uses
to
reduce
anxiety
semen
seed
seminal
fluid
ejaculate
cum
come
the
thick
white
fluid
containing
spermatozoa
that
is
ejaculated
by
the
male
genital
tract
source
seed
germ
anything
that
provides
inspiration
for
later
work
kernel
substance
core
center
centre
essence
gist
heart
heart
and
soul
inwardness
marrow
meat
nub
pith
sum
nitty-gritty
f
a
e
a
c
the
choicest
or
most
essential
or
most
vital
part
of
some
idea
or
experience,
the
gist
of
the
prosecutor's
argument,
the
heart
and
soul
of
the
Republican
Party,
the
nub
of
the
story
nuclear
medicine
the
branch
of
medicine
that
uses
radioactive
materials
either
to
image
a
patient's
body
or
to
destroy
diseased
cells
radiochemistry
nuclear
chemistry
the
chemistry
of
radioactive
substances
nuclear
physics
atomic
physics
nucleonics
the
branch
of
physics
that
studies
the
internal
structure
of
atomic
nuclei
engineering
engineering
science
applied
science
technology
the
discipline
dealing
with
the
art
or
science
of
applying
scientific
knowledge
to
practical
problems,
he
had
trouble
deciding
which
branch
of
engineering
to
study
aeronautical
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
science
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
of
aircraft
genetic
engineering
gene-splicing
recombinant
DNA
technology
the
technology
of
preparing
recombinant
DNA
in
vitro
by
cutting
up
DNA
molecules
and
splicing
together
fragments
from
more
than
one
organism
chemical
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
that
is
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
and
operation
of
the
plants
and
machinery
used
in
industrial
chemical
processes
civil
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
of
such
public
works
as
dams
or
bridges
hydraulic
engineering
the
branch
of
civil
engineering
dealing
with
the
use
and
control
of
water
in
motion
electrical
engineering
EE
the
branch
of
engineering
science
that
studies
the
uses
of
electricity
and
the
equipment
for
power
generation
and
distribution
and
the
control
of
machines
and
communication
architectural
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
that
deals
with
the
construction
of
buildings
(as
distinguished
from
architecture
as
a
design
art)
industrial
engineering
industrial
management
the
branch
of
engineering
that
deals
with
the
creation
and
management
of
systems
that
integrate
people
and
materials
and
energy
in
productive
ways
mechanical
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
that
deals
with
the
design
and
construction
and
operation
of
machinery
nuclear
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
and
operation
of
nuclear
reactors
naval
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
that
deals
with
the
design
and
construction
and
operation
of
ships
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