Meaning of "Karboid" in the German dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF KARBOID IN GERMAN

Karboid  [Karboi̲d]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF KARBOID

Karboid is a noun.

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WHAT DOES KARBOID MEAN IN GERMAN?

Definition of Karboid in the German dictionary

compressed and hot burned mixture of graphite and soapstone.

zusammengepresste und scharf gebrannte Mischung aus Grafit und Speckstein.

TRANSLATION OF KARBOID

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5 GERMAN BOOKS RELATING TO «KARBOID»

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Der Grosse Duden: Wörterbuch und Leitfaden der deutschen ...

Kaprizpolstcr — Karboid 312 Kajprlzpolster (Österr umg für ein kleines Kiesen) Kajpronsänre, die, Wesf _ (eine Fettsäure) </a/-f- grehy II Kaiprotfnenkalk, der, Wesf -[e]s (Kalkstein mit Besten der Muschelgattung der Kaprotinen)<íoí> || Ka- ...

Konrad Duden, 1966

Grundzüge der Lithologie: Lehre von den Sedimentgesteinen. ...

... Gol 141, 717 Karaganda 155, 571 Kara-Kum-Wüste 211, 645, 752 Karasee 647, 706, 713 Kara-Tau 111, 554 — , Gebirge 427 Karboid 145 Karbonat 185, 718 Karbonatgehalt 706 Karbonatgestein 111, 611 karbonatische Formation 531  ...

L. B. Rukhin, 1958

Rechtschreibung der buchdruckereien deutscher sprache: Auf ...

Wachthaus), /'. Karausche Karavelle (Schiff), 5 Karawane Karawanenhandel Karawanserei, /. Karbatsche Karbinol, n.; Karbodynamit, n. ; ,fe^s Karboid,n,;,M Karbol, n, ; Karbolineum; ^ (u, -) Karbolsäure Karbolwatte Karbonade Karbonari, Li.

Konrad Duden, 1903

Revue d'électrotechnique et d'énergétique

... flüchtigen Bestandteile in entsprechender Weise aus den eventuellen Kohlenwasserstoffresten, jedoch zum grössten Teil aus den bitumenartigen, asphaltisch-harzigen Stoffen und gegebenenfalls durch Karboid-Zersetzung der Karboide, ...

コンサイス獨和辭典

[türk.JJ karbatschén (— tjan) t. -ifileífT'?. Karbe Ckarbj) /. s. Kümmel. Karbid (— 'bi :t) il -(e>, -e. JSHtfc. Karboid (— bo-'i:t) n. -[e)s, -e.

Mitsunobu Yamagishi, 1940