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wavelength

/ˈweɪv.lɛŋθ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Abstand zwischen aufeinanderfolgenden Wellenbergen bezeichnet, besonders in der Physik; wird auch im übertragenen Sinn für gegenseitiges Verständnis oder Übereinstimmung zwischen Menschen verwendet.

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noun

/ˈweɪv.lɛŋθ/B2formalscientific
  • deSubstantiv, das den Abstand zwischen aufeinanderfolgenden Wellenbergen bezeichnet, besonders in der Physik; wird auch im übertragenen Sinn für gegenseitiges Verständnis oder Übereinstimmung zwischen Menschen verwendet.

A noun referring to the distance between successive crests of a wave, especially in physics; also used figuratively to describe a shared understanding or compatibility between people.

  1. Physical distance of a waveB2formalscientific

    The distance between two successive points of a wave that are in the same phase, such as from crest to crest.

    deWellenlänge

    • Visible light has a wavelength between 400 and 700 nanometers.
    • Radio waves have a much longer wavelength than X-rays.
    • The wavelength of a sound wave determines its pitch.
  2. Shared understandingB2informal

    A state of mutual understanding or agreement between people, often used in the phrase 'on the same wavelength'.

    deGleiche Wellenlänge

    • We work well together because we are on the same wavelength.
    • The two friends are always on the same wavelength when it comes to music.
    • It's hard to communicate with him because we are not on the same wavelength.

    Synonymeaccordaffinityagreementchemistrycompatibilityconnectionharmonyrapportunderstanding

Formen
  • wavelengths plural form
  • wavelengths' possessive plural form
  • wavelength's possessive singular form
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