dynamic (Occurring immediately and concurrently. The term is used in describing both hardware and software; in both cases it describes some action or event that occurs when and as needed. In dynamic memory management, a program is able to negotiate with the operating system when it needs more memory)

econ.

high-power (Persönlichkeit); high-powered (Persönlichkeit)

tech.

dynamic (al); dynamical

dynamischer adj.

dynamische adj.

dynamischere adj.

dynamisches adj.

dynamischer

: 1073 phrases in 77 subjects

Agriculture	6
Antennas and waveguides	3
Artificial intelligence	22
Astronautics	2
Astronomy	5
Automated equipment	54
Automatic control	4
Automobiles	30
Ball bearings	3
Biology	4
Business	20
Chemistry	9
Coal	4
Communications	38
Computer numerical control	5
Computers	62
Construction	41
Drilling	1
Earth sciences	44
Economics	12
Electricity generation	2
Electronics	48
Engines	4
Environment	4
Finances	8
Forestry	1
General	42
Geology	2
Geomechanics	2
Health care	7
High energy physics	3
Industry	4
Information technology	77
Insurance	6
International Monetary Fund	7
Isolation	1
Labor law	2
Law	5
Life sciences	11
Magnetics	6
Marketing	1
Materials science	2
Mathematics	4
Measuring instruments	13
Mechanic engineering	15
Mechanics	1
Medical	36
Medical appliances	15
Metallurgy	12
Meteorology	1
Microelectronics	13
Microsoft	52
Mineral products	4
Mining	4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Natural sciences	8
Nuclear physics	6
Operations research	1
Optics branch of physics	3
Packaging	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physical sciences	4
Physics	114
Piezoelectric crystals	4
Programming	19
Quality control and standards	2
Radiation	3
Radio	2
Refrigeration	5
Reliability	1
Robotics	1
Scientific	2
Semiconductors	1
Statistics	3
Technology	63
Textile industry	13
Transport	31

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Dampfer
gen.	damper; steamer; steamers; steamship; steamboat
busin.	boat
transp.	steamship
transp. nautic.	steam ship
Dämpfer
gen.	mutes for musical instruments
pack.	absorber