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Atombombe
atom·ic ˈbomb СЪЩ
Atombombe f <-, -n>
atom·ic [əˈtɒmɪk, Am -ˈɑ:m-] ПРИЛ inv ФИЗ
atomic energy, structure, weapon
atomic explosion, pollution, catastrophe
Atombindung f <-, -en>
I. bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] СЪЩ
1. bomb (explosive):
Bombe f <-, -n>
Blindgänger м <-s, ->
eine Bombe auf etw вин werfen
to put a bomb under sb/sth прен разг
2. bomb (atom bomb):
3. bomb Brit разг (lot of money):
Unsumme[n] f[pl]
4. bomb Brit прен разг (success):
to go [like [or down]] a bomb
to go [like [or down]] a bomb party
5. bomb Am sl (the best, coolest):
the [or da]bomb no pl
the [or da]bomb no pl
der Hit sl
6. bomb Am разг (flop):
ein Misserfolg [o. разг Flop] sein
II. bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] ГЛАГ прх
to bomb sth
III. bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] ГЛАГ нпрх разг
bomb СЪЩ
Bombe
Present
Ibomb
youbomb
he/she/itbombs
webomb
youbomb
theybomb
Past
Ibombed
youbombed
he/she/itbombed
webombed
youbombed
theybombed
Present Perfect
Ihavebombed
youhavebombed
he/she/ithasbombed
wehavebombed
youhavebombed
theyhavebombed
Past Perfect
Ihadbombed
youhadbombed
he/she/ithadbombed
wehadbombed
youhadbombed
theyhadbombed
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He is known for his highly cited work on the density-functional theory of atomic and molecular structure.
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Later, they seemingly perish in an atomic explosion but survive this as well.
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He can mentally trace atomic patterns, and is therefore good at tracking.
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The grain of a fact table represents the most atomic level by which the facts may be defined.
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Other authors have relied on, for example, atomic conductance or bulk coordination number.
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Neumann, the atomic bomb and the computer
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www.hnf.de
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Über die Atombombe zum Computer
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At least that is amazing - also because Japan yes 1945 horrible experience with the dropping of two atomic bombs American made, it but obviously not influenced in its pursuit of nuclear energy. (more…
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Das ist zumindest erstaunlich – auch deswegen, weil Japan ja 1945 schreckliche Erfahrung mit dem Abwurf zweier amerikanischer Atombomben machte, die es aber offensichtlich in seinem Streben nach Nuklearenergie überhaupt nicht beeinflussten. (weiterlesen…)
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Accommodation in Nagasaki "Nagasaki has the most varied history of any city in Japan and is now a busy and modern city but its unfortunate past as the second atomic bomb target obscures its early European settlers history and subsequent importance."
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Übernachten in Nagasaki Nagasaki hat die wechselvolle Geschichte einer Stadt in Japan und ist heute eine geschäftige und moderne Stadt, aber ihre unglückliche Vergangenheit als die zweite Atombombe Ziel verdeckt seinen frühen europäischen Siedler Geschichte und der daraus folgenden Bedeutung.
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This warning led to the Manhattan Project - the United States ' effort to build an atomic bomb before Germany.
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Diese Warnung führte zum Manhattan Project - den Anstrengungen der Vereinigten Staaten vor Deutschland eine Atombombe zu bauen.
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In the United States, by contrast, all available resources were put into the construction of an atomic bomb, which was originally supposed to be dropped on Germany, not Japan.
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In den USA hingegen wurden ab 1942 alle verfügbaren Mittel in den Bau der Atombombe gesteckt, die ursprünglich über Hitler-Deutschland statt über Japan detonieren sollte.
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