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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
abstrahlen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Abstrahlen
n
blow-off
Abstrahlen
n
(mit Sand usw.)
blast
abstrahlen
v
phys.
abstrahlen
d
abgestrahlt
to radiate
radiating
radiated
abstrahlen
v
(von)
phys.
abstrahlen
d
abgestrahlt
to radiate (from)
radiating
radiated
Strahlbehandlung
f
; Abstrahlen
n
; Strahlen
n
techn.
abrasive blasting process; abrasive blasting
abstrahlen
v
(mit Sand usw.)
abstrahlen
d
abgestrahlt
to blast
blasting
blasted
abstrahlen
; ausstrahlen
v
electr.
abstrahlen
d; ausstrahlend
abgestrahlt; ausgestrahlt
to emit
emitting
emitted
abstrahlen
, ausstrahlen
v
electr.
abstrahlen
d, ausstrahlend
abgestrahlt, ausgestrahlt
to emit
emitting
emitted
etw.
abstrahlen
; ausstrahlen
v
electr.
abstrahlen
d; ausstrahlend
abgestrahlt; ausgestrahlt
to emit sth.
emitting
emitted
Licht
n
(sichtbare Strahlung)
phys.
Lichter
pl
Licht gleicher Wellenlänge
Licht der Komplementärfarbe
Licht
abstrahlen
; ausstrahlen; aussenden; emittieren
geh.
das Licht wird zurückgehalten durchgelassen
das Licht wird abgeschwächt
aktinisches Licht; Blaulicht
n
light (visible radiation)
lights
coherent light
complementary coloured light
to emit; effuse light
light is blocked allowed to pass
light is diminished
actinic light
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blow-off Synonyme
abstrahlen Definition
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
flower
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
blossom
Blow
(
n.
)
A
blossom
Blow
(
n.
)
A
forcible
stroke
with
the
hand,
fist,
or
some
instrument,
as
a
rod,
a
club,
an
ax,
or
a
sword.
Blow
(
n.
)
A
sudden
or
forcible
act
or
effort
Blow
(
n.
)
The
infliction
of
evil
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
produce
a
current
of
air
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
send
forth
a
forcible
current
of
air,
as
from
the
mouth
or
from
a
pair
of
bellows.
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
breathe
hard
or
quick
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
sound
on
being
blown
into,
as
a
trumpet.
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
spout
water,
etc.,
from
the
blowholes,
as
a
whale.
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
be
carried
or
moved
by
the
wind
Blow
(
v.
i.)
To
talk
loudly
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
force
a
current
of
air
upon
with
the
mouth,
or
by
other
means
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
drive
by
a
current
air
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
air
to
pass
through
by
the
action
of
the
mouth,
or
otherwise
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
clear
of
contents
by
forcing
air
through
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
burst,
shatter,
or
destroy
by
an
explosion
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
spread
by
report
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
form
by
inflation
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
inflate,
as
with
pride
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
put
out
of
breath
Blow
(
v.
t.)
To
deposit
eggs
or
larvae
upon,
or
in
(meat,
etc.).
Blow
(
n.
)
A
blowing,
esp.,
a
violent
blowing
of
the
wind
Blow
(
n.
)
The
act
of
forcing
air
from
the
mouth,
or
through
or
from
some
instrument
Blow
(
n.
)
The
spouting
of
a
whale.
Blow
(
n.
)
A
single
heat
or
operation
of
the
Bessemer
converter.
Blow
(
n.
)
An
egg,
or
a
larva,
deposited
by
a
fly
on
or
in
flesh,
or
the
act
of
depositing
it.
Blow-off
(
n.
)
A
blowing
off
steam,
water,
etc.
Blow-off
(
adj.
)
as,
a
blow-off
cock
or
pipe.
Blow-off
(
adj.
)
An
outburst
of
temper
or
excitement.
Blow-out
(
n.
)
The
cleaning
of
the
flues
of
a
boiler
from
scale,
etc.,
by
a
blast
of
steam.
Blow
valve
(
)
See
Snifting
valve.
By-blow
(
n.
)
A
side
or
incidental
blow
By-blow
(
n.
)
An
illegitimate
child
blow-off Bedeutung
blow
puff
forceful
exhalation
through
the
nose
or
mouth,
he
gave
his
nose
a
loud
blow,
he
blew
out
all
the
candles
with
a
single
puff
blow
a
powerful
stroke
with
the
fist
or
a
weapon,
a
blow
on
the
head
blowfly
blow
fly
large
usually
hairy
metallic
blue
or
green
fly,
lays
eggs
in
carrion
or
dung
or
wounds
blowgun
blowpipe
blowtube
blow
tube
a
tube
through
which
darts
can
be
shot
by
blowing
blowtube
blow
tube
blowpipe
a
tube
that
directs
air
or
gas
into
a
flame
to
concentrate
heat
coke
blow
nose
candy
snow
C
street
names
for
cocaine
hand
blower
blow
dryer
blow
drier
hair
dryer
hair
drier
a
hand-held
electric
blower
that
can
blow
warm
air
onto
the
hair,
used
for
styling
hair
low
blow
unscrupulous
abuse
shock
blow
an
unpleasant
or
disappointing
surprise,
it
came
as
a
shock
to
learn
that
he
was
injured
blow
bump
an
impact
(as
from
a
collision),
the
bump
threw
him
off
the
bicycle
reverse
reversal
setback
blow
black
eye
an
unfortunate
happening
that
hinders
or
impedes,
something
that
is
thwarting
or
frustrating
bastard
by-blow
love
child
illegitimate
child
illegitimate
whoreson
the
illegitimate
offspring
of
unmarried
parents
John
Doe
Joe
Blow
Joe
Bloggs
man
in
the
street
a
hypothetical
average
man
gust
blast
blow
a
strong
current
of
air,
the
tree
was
bent
almost
double
by
the
gust
blow
gas
blowing
gas
the
gas
leaving
a
generator
during
a
blow
period
blow
exhale
hard,
blow
on
the
soup
to
cool
it
down
blow
free
of
obstruction
by
blowing
air
through,
blow
one's
nose
strike
a
blow
affect
adversely,
The
court
ruling
struck
a
blow
at
the
old
segregation
laws
blow-dry
dry
hair
with
a
hair
dryer
blow
up
enlarge
magnify
make
large,
blow
up
an
image
puff
puff
up
blow
up
puff
out
to
swell
or
cause
to
enlarge,
Her
faced
puffed
up
from
the
drugs,
puffed
out
chests
inflate
blow
up
fill
with
gas
or
air,
inflate
a
balloons
inflate
blow
up
expand
amplify
exaggerate
or
make
bigger,
The
charges
were
inflated
detonate
explode
blow
up
burst
and
release
energy
as
through
a
violent
chemical
or
physical
reaction,the
bomb
detonated
at
noon,
The
Molotov
cocktail
exploded
explode
detonate
blow
up
set
off
cause
to
burst
with
a
violent
release
of
energy,
We
exploded
the
nuclear
bomb
blow
burst
suddenly,
The
tire
blew,
We
blew
a
tire
evanesce
fade
blow
over
pass
off
fleet
pass
disappear
gradually,
The
pain
eventually
passed
off
blow
out
burn
out
blow
melt,
break,
or
become
otherwise
unusable,
The
lightbulbs
blew
out,
The
fuse
blew
blow
shape
by
blowing,
Blow
a
glass
vase
blow
c
allow
to
regain
its
breath,
blow
a
horse
a
boast
tout
swash
shoot
a
line
brag
gas
blow
bluster
vaunt
gasconade
a
show
off
blow
cause
to
be
revealed
and
jeopardized,
The
story
blew
their
cover,
The
double
agent
was
blown
by
the
other
side
embroider
pad
lard
embellish
aggrandize
aggrandise
blow
up
dramatize
dramatise
add
details
to
blow
off
come
off
due
to
an
explosion
or
other
strong
force
blow
lay
eggs,
certain
insects
are
said
to
blow
e
flip
one's
lid
blow
up
throw
a
fit
hit
the
roof
hit
the
ceiling
have
kittens
have
a
fit
combust
blow
one's
stack
fly
off
the
handle
flip
one's
wig
lose
one's
temper
blow
a
fuse
go
ballistic
get
very
angry
and
fly
into
a
rage,
The
professor
combusted
when
the
student
didn't
know
the
answer
to
a
very
elementary
question,
Spam
makes
me
go
ballistic
shock
floor
ball
over
blow
out
of
the
water
take
aback
surprise
greatly,
knock
someone's
socks
off,
I
was
floored
when
I
heard
that
I
was
promoted
shove
off
shove
along
blow
leave,
informal
or
rude,
shove
off!,
The
children
shoved
along,
Blow
now!
float
drift
be
adrift
blow
be
in
motion
due
to
some
air
or
water
current,
The
leaves
were
blowing
in
the
wind,
the
boat
drifted
on
the
lake,
The
sailboat
was
adrift
on
the
open
sea,
the
shipwrecked
boat
drifted
away
from
the
shore
blow
c
spout
moist
air
from
the
blowhole,
The
whales
blew
blow
cause
to
move
by
means
of
an
air
current,
The
wind
blew
the
leaves
around
in
the
yard
blow
cause
air
to
go
in,
on,
or
through,
Blow
my
hair
dry
fellate
suck
blow
go
down
on
provide
sexual
gratification
through
oral
stimulation
blow
play
or
sound
a
wind
instrument,
She
blew
the
horn
blow
make
a
sound
as
if
blown,
The
whistle
blew
blow
sound
by
having
air
expelled
through
a
tube,
The
trumpets
blew
blow
spend
lavishly
or
wastefully
on,
He
blew
a
lot
of
money
on
his
new
home
theater
waste
blow
squander
spend
thoughtlessly,
throw
away,
He
wasted
his
inheritance
on
his
insincere
friends,
You
squandered
the
opportunity
to
get
and
advanced
degree
botch
bodge
bumble
fumble
botch
up
muff
blow
flub
screw
up
ball
up
spoil
muck
up
bungle
fluff
bollix
bollix
up
bollocks
bollocks
up
bobble
mishandle
louse
up
foul
up
mess
up
fuck
up
eddbbba
make
a
mess
of,
destroy
or
ruin,
I
botched
the
dinner
and
we
had
to
eat
out,
the
pianist
screwed
up
the
difficult
passage
in
the
second
movement
blow
out
erupt
in
an
uncontrolled
manner,
The
oil
well
blew
out
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