vapour

vapour
noun
(Brit.)
1) Dampf, der; (mist) Dunst, der

vapours — (rising from the ground) Schwaden

2) (Phys.) Dampf, der
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['veipə]
noun
1) (the gas-like form into which a substance can be changed by heating: water vapour.) der Dampf
2) (mist, fumes or smoke in the air: Near the marshes the air was filled with a strange-smelling vapour.) der Dunst
- academic.ru/79732/vaporize">vaporize
- vaporise
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va·pour, AM va·por
[ˈveɪpəʳ, AM -ɚ]
n
1. (steam) Dampf m; (breath) Atem[hauch] m
poisonous \vapours giftige Dämpfe
water \vapour Wasserdampf m
2. (dated or hum: sick feeling)
\vapours pl Übelkeit f
to get an attack [or a fit] of the \vapours einen hysterischen Anfall kriegen
to give sb the \vapours jdm Übelkeit verursachen
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(US) ['veɪpə(r)]
n
Dunst m; (PHYS ALSO) Gas nt; (steamy) Dampf m

the vapours ( Med old ) — Schwermut f

thick vapours around the planet — eine dichte Dunsthülle um den Planeten

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vapour [ˈveıpə(r)] besonders Br
A s
1. Dampf m (auch PHYS), Dunst m (auch fig), Nebel m:
vapour bath Dampfbad n;
vapour engine Dampfmaschine f;
vapour trail FLUG Kondensstreifen m
2. TECH
a) Gas n
b) AUTO Gemisch n:
vapour lock Dampfblasenbildung f (in der Benzinleitung)
3. MED (Inhalations)Dampf m
4. fig Phantom n, Hirngespinst n
5. pl obs Schwermut f:
have the vapours schwermütig werden
B v/i
1. (ver)dampfen
2. fig prahlen, schwadronieren
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noun
(Brit.)
1) Dampf, der; (mist) Dunst, der

vapours — (rising from the ground) Schwaden

2) (Phys.) Dampf, der
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(UK) n.
Dampf ¨–e m. n.
Schwaden - m.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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