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vibration

/vaɪˈbreɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine schnelle schwingende oder hin- und hergehende Bewegung bezeichnet, häufig in der Physik für periodische Änderungen verwendet, oder informell für eine charakteristische emotionale Atmosphäre.

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noun

/vaɪˈbreɪ.ʃən/B2formalscientific
  • deSubstantiv, das eine schnelle schwingende oder hin- und hergehende Bewegung bezeichnet, häufig in der Physik für periodische Änderungen verwendet, oder informell für eine charakteristische emotionale Atmosphäre.

A noun referring to a rapid oscillatory motion or movement back and forth, often used in physics to describe periodic variations, or informally to denote a distinctive emotional atmosphere.

  1. Act of vibratingB1formal

    The action or state of moving back and forth or up and down quickly and continuously.

    deVibration

    • The vibration of the engine could be felt throughout the car.
    • The machine's constant vibration loosened the screws.
    • The earthquake caused a strong vibration in the ground.

    Synonymeoscillationpulsationquiveringshakingshudderingthrobbingtrembling

  2. Shaky motionA2informal

    A rapid, unsteady movement or trembling motion.

    deVibration

    • The old washing machine started with a loud vibration.
    • He felt a vibration in his phone while it was on silent.
    • The bridge swayed with a slight vibration as the train passed.

    Synonymejitteroscillationquakequivershakingshuddertremblingtremor

    Antonymecalmreststabilitysteadinessstillness

  3. Periodic variation (physics)B2formalscientific

    A regular, periodic change in a quantity around a central value, such as in waves or oscillations.

    deSchwingung

    • The vibration of a pendulum follows a predictable pattern.
    • Sound waves are caused by the vibration of air particles.
    • The vibration frequency of the string determines the pitch of the note.

    Synonymefluctuationoscillationpulsationundulation

  4. Distinctive emotional auraB2informal

    A subtle, instinctive feeling or atmosphere that is sensed from a person, place, or situation.

    deSchwingung

    • The room gave off positive vibrations that made everyone feel welcome.
    • I got a bad vibration from that stranger, so I left.
    • The band's music had a calming vibration that soothed the crowd.

    Synonymeambianceatmosphereauraenergyfeelingmoodqualityspiritvibe

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  • vibrations plural form
  • vibrations' possessive plural form
  • vibration's possessive singular form
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