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gal

/ɡæl/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Volumeneinheit von 4 Quarts bzw. 3,785 Litern, eine Einheit der Gravitationsbeschleunigung oder umgangssprachlich ein Mädchen bzw. eine Frau bezeichnet.

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noun

/ɡæl/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Volumeneinheit von 4 Quarts bzw. 3,785 Litern, eine Einheit der Gravitationsbeschleunigung oder umgangssprachlich ein Mädchen bzw. eine Frau bezeichnet.

A noun that can refer to a unit of volume equal to 4 quarts or 3.785 liters, a unit of gravitational acceleration, or an informal, alliterative term for a girl or woman.

  1. Unit of volumeB1formalamerican

    A unit of liquid capacity in the US customary system, equal to 4 quarts or 3.785 liters.

    deGallone

    • The car's fuel tank holds 15 gallons of gasoline.
    • She bought a gallon of milk from the store.
    • The recipe requires one gallon of water.

    Synonymegallon

  2. Unit of accelerationC2formal

    A unit of gravitational acceleration in the CGS system, equal to one centimeter per second squared, named after Galileo.

    deGal

    • The gravitational field strength is measured in gals.
    • One gal is equivalent to 0.01 meters per second squared.
    • The instrument recorded an acceleration of 2 gals.

    Synonymegalileo

  3. Informal term for a girl or womanA2informalamerican

    A casual, alliterative term used to refer to a girl or woman, often in a friendly or affectionate manner.

    deMädchen

    • Hey gal, how are you doing today?
    • She's a smart gal who knows what she wants.
    • The gals are going out for dinner tonight.

    Synonymebroadchickdamegirlladylasslassiemisswoman

Formen
  • gals plural form
  • gals' possessive plural form
  • gal's possessive singular form
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