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speed

[spi:d] n
gen. Drehzahl f; Eile f; Gang m; rasen; Tempo n; Empfindlichkeit f (Film); Fahrt f (Geschwindigkeit, Tempo); rasch fahren; Bahngeschwindigkeit f; schnell fahren; Schnelle f; Stufe f; zu schnell fahren; lineare Geschwindigkeit; Lineargeschwindigkeit f
astr. Empfindlichkeit f
econ. beschleunigen; sich schnell fortbewegen; die Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung überschreiten; fördern; schnell befördern; verabschieden
emerg.care Geschwindigkeit f
fin. Momentum m
gear.tr. Geschwindigkeit am umfangs und linear
inf. Fixigkeit f; Amphetamin n
law, econ., IT Arbeitstempo n; Betriebsgang m; Gangart f; Gng f; Leistung f
opt. Lichtstärke f (derived from the fact that in the case of a camera lens the relative aperture will determine the exposure time required for a given object brightness)
photo. Lichtempfindlichkeit f
phys. Geschwindigkeit f (scalar); Geschwindigkeitsbetrag m
railw. Laufgeschwindigkeit f; Zuggeschwindigkeit f
social.sc. Black bomber; Black birds
social.sc., health. Dixies f; Schnellmacher m; Speed m; Splash f
tech. Fahrgeschwindigkeit f; Schnelligkeit f; Umdrehungszahl f; Umlaufgeschwindigkeit f; Getriebegang m; Fahrtgeschwindigkeit f (of travel)
speeds n
gen. Drehzahlen f; rast
photographic speed [spi:d] n
opt. Empfindlichkeit f
speed A scalar measure of the rate of movement of a body expressed either as the distance travelled divided by the time taken (average speed) or the rate of change of position with respect to time at a particular point (instantaneous speed). It is measured in metres per second, miles per hour, etc. [spi:d] n
environ. Geschwindigkeit f
speed [spi:d] v
microel. beschleunigen (up)
tech. eilen; v
speeds v
gen. beschleunigt
speed [spi:d] adj.
econ. Geschwindigkeits-; Schnell-
opt. geometrisch-optische Lichtstärke (derived from the fact that in the case of a camera lens the relative aperture will determine the exposure time required for a given object brightness)
 English thesaurus
speed [spi:d] n
cinema An announcement made by either the director of photography or camera operator indicating to the director that the camera is operating at the correct speed. Called just after lock it down, and just before action.
fin. momentum
mil., logist. Instant speed: speed of a vehicle at a given point in time, shown on the speedometer. 2. Pace: the speed of a column or convoy regulated by the guide to maintain the prescribed average speed. 3. Average speed: produce of the number of kilometers to drive by the planned duration of the trip, once the time allotted to halts lasting one hour or more have been suppressed. The average speed is a general planning data for staffs. (FRA)
social.sc. beans
tech. v
SPEED [spi:d] abbr.
abbr. Schoolchildren Pedestrians And Equestrians Enjoy Dropmore; Special Program for Emergency Employment Development
abbr., el. self-adjusting p emitter efficiency diode; self-programmed electronic equation delineator; simulation of profile evolution with etching and deposition
abbr., IT Searchable Prototype Experimental Evolutionary Database
abbr., mil. Systems Planning, Engineering & Evaluation Device (USMC)
abbr., mil., avia. signal processing in evacuated electronics device
abbr., police Sussex Police Electronic Enquiry Database
abbr., sec.sys., IT Secure Package For Encrypting Electronic Data
abbr., st.exch. Securities Position Easy Electronic Dissemination
abbr., UN Social Pact for Empowered Economic Development
mil., abbr. system-wide project for electronic equipment at depots; systems planning and effectiveness evaluation device
tech., abbr. signal processing in evaluated electronic devices
SPEED [spi:d] abbr.
abbr. signal processing in evacuated electronic devices
speed
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