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corona

/kəˈrəʊ.nə/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: der äußere Teil der Sonnenatmosphäre, der bei einer Sonnenfinsternis sichtbar ist; der becherförmige Teil mancher Blüten; eine elektrische Entladung; ein Lichtkreis um einen leuchtenden Gegenstand; eine kronenartige anatomische Struktur; oder eine Art lange Zigarre.

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noun

/kəˈrəʊ.nə/C1formalscientific
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: der äußere Teil der Sonnenatmosphäre, der bei einer Sonnenfinsternis sichtbar ist; der becherförmige Teil mancher Blüten; eine elektrische Entladung; ein Lichtkreis um einen leuchtenden Gegenstand; eine kronenartige anatomische Struktur; oder eine Art lange Zigarre.

A noun with multiple meanings: the outermost part of the sun's atmosphere visible during a solar eclipse; a cup-shaped part of certain flowers; an electrical discharge; a circle of light around a luminous object; a crown-like anatomical structure; or a type of long cigar.

  1. Solar coronaB2formalscientific

    The outermost region of the sun's atmosphere, visible as a white halo during a total solar eclipse.

    deSonnenkorona

    • The solar corona is only visible during a total eclipse.
    • Scientists study the corona to understand solar activity.
    • The temperature of the corona is much higher than the sun's surface.
  2. Botanical coronaC1formalscientific

    A trumpet-shaped or cup-shaped outgrowth of the corolla in certain flowers, such as daffodils or narcissi.

    deCorona (Botanik)

    • The daffodil's corona is a distinctive yellow cup.
    • Narcissus flowers have a prominent corona in the center.
    • The corona of this species is particularly large and frilled.

    Synonymecrowncuptrumpet

  3. Electrical coronaC1formalscientific

    An electrical discharge that occurs when a conductor is surrounded by ionized air, often seen as a faint glow.

    deKoronaentladung

    • High-voltage power lines can produce a corona discharge.
    • The corona effect is often visible as a blue glow around wires.
    • Engineers design insulators to minimize corona losses.

    Synonymecorona discharge

  4. Optical coronaC1formalscientific

    One or more circles of light seen around a luminous object, caused by diffraction or scattering.

    deOptische Korona

    • A corona appeared around the moon on the foggy night.
    • The streetlight had a faint corona in the mist.
    • Coronas are often observed around the sun through thin clouds.

    Synonymeaureolehalo

  5. Anatomical coronaC2formalmedical

    Any structure in the body that resembles a crown in shape, such as the corona of the glans penis.

    deCorona (Anatomie)

    • The corona of the glans is a sensitive anatomical region.
    • Dentists refer to the crown of a tooth as the corona.
    • The coronary arteries supply blood to the heart's corona.

    Synonymecrown

  6. Cigar typeC1formal

    A long cigar with blunt ends, typically of high quality.

    deCorona

    • He lit a corona after dinner.
    • The cigar shop had a selection of coronas from Cuba.
    • A corona is known for its balanced flavor and smooth draw.
Formen
  • coronas plural form
  • coronas' possessive plural form
  • corona's possessive singular form
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