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precession

/prɪˈsɛʃ.ən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die langsame kegelförmige Bewegung der Drehachse eines rotierenden Körpers wie eines Kreisels oder Himmelskörpers bezeichnet, oder das zeitliche, rang- oder ordnungsmäßige Vorausgehen.

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noun

/prɪˈsɛʃ.ən/C2formalscientific
  • deSubstantiv, das die langsame kegelförmige Bewegung der Drehachse eines rotierenden Körpers wie eines Kreisels oder Himmelskörpers bezeichnet, oder das zeitliche, rang- oder ordnungsmäßige Vorausgehen.

A noun referring to the slow, conical wobble of the axis of a rotating body, such as a spinning top or a celestial body, or the act of preceding in time, order, or rank.

  1. Wobbling motion of a spinning bodyC1formalscientific

    The slow, conical movement of the axis of a rotating object, such as a spinning top or a gyroscope, caused by an external torque.

    dePräzession

    • The precession of a gyroscope is used in navigation systems.
    • A spinning top demonstrates precession as it begins to slow down.
    • The Earth's axis undergoes a slow precession over thousands of years.

    Synonymewobblewobbling

  2. Act of preceding in time or orderC2formal

    The act of coming before something else in time, sequence, or rank, often in a formal or ceremonial context.

    deVorausgehen

    • The precession of the dignitaries marked the start of the ceremony.
    • In the procession, the precession of the royal family was a highlight.
    • The precession of events led to the final decision.

    Synonymeantecedenceprecedencepriority

    Antonymefollowingsequelsuccession

Formen
  • precessions plural form
  • precessions' possessive plural form
  • precession's possessive singular form
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