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Sprengstoff m |
chem. |
explosive Substanz; Explosivstoff m (siehe: Sprengstoff); Sprengstoff m (Explosivstoff) |
construct. |
gesprengt; Spreng-; Schieß- f |
emerg.care |
explosiv |
inf. |
Höllenstoff m |
tech. |
Explosivstoff m; Sprengmittel n |
tech., chem. |
Sprengstoffe m; Explosivstoffe pl. |
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gen. |
Sprengstoffe m |
econ. |
Explosivgüter n |
fin., polit. |
Explosivstoffe m |
pack. |
explosionsgefährliche Güter |
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chem. |
Explosiv, Gefahr der Massenexplosion.; Gefahr durch Feuer, Luftdruck oder Splitter, Spreng- und Wurfstücke. |
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explosive A substance, such as trinitrotoluene, or a mixture, such as gunpowder, that is characterized by chemical stability but may be made to undergo rapid chemical change without an outside source of oxygen, whereupon it produces a large quantity of energy generally accompanied by the evolution of hot gases [ɪk'spləusɪv] n | |
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environ. |
Explosivstoff m |
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gen. |
explosiv; explosionsfähig; explosionsgefährlich |
chem. |
explosionsgefährlich (Gefahrenbezeichnungen) |
coal., chem. |
explodierbar; explosionsfähig; explosionsgefährlich; sprenggefährlich; zerknallbar; zerknallfähig |
tech. |
brisant; explosionsartig |
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chem. |
Explosiv |
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English thesaurus |
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abbr., mining. |
ex. |
mil., abbr. |
exp; expl; explo |
mil., logist. |
A substance or mixture of substances which, under external influences in general, under that of a detonator, is capable of rapidly releasing energy in the form of gases and heat. (FRA) |
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abbr., mining. |
expls |