harmonic

harmonic
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har·mon·ic
[hɑ:ˈmɒnɪk, AM hɑ:rˈmɑ:n-]
I. adj MUS, PHYS harmonisch
\harmonic progression MATH harmonische Sequenz
II. n
1. MUS Oberton m
2. PHYS [harmonische] Oberwelle, harmonische Oberschwingung
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[hAː'mɒnɪk]
1. n (MUS)
Oberton m
2. adj (MUS, PHYS)
harmonisch
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harmonic [hɑː(r)ˈmɒnık; US -ˈmɑ-]
A adj (adv harmonically)
1. MATH, MUS, PHYS harmonisch:
harmonic minor (scale) MUS harmonische Molltonleiter;
harmonic motion PHYS sinusförmige Bewegung;
harmonic progression MATH harmonische Reihe;
harmonic series MUS Obertonreihe f;
harmonic tone MUS, PHYS Oberton m
2. fig → harmonious
B s
1. MUS, PHYS Harmonische f:
a) Oberton m
b) Oberwelle f
2. pl (als sg konstruiert) Harmonik f
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adj.
harmonisch (Mathematik) adj.
harmonisch adj.

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