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<tech.gen> (e.g. coatings, materials) ■ unbeschädigt
<acoust> (acoustic event) ■ Klang m ; Signal n ; Schallereignis n
<av> (on a sample CD) ■ Klang m ; Sound m
coll <av> (of sound system components; e.g. of speakers) ■ Tonqualität f ; Audioqualität f form ; Soundqualität f ; Klang m prakt ; Sound m ugs
<build.mat> ■ raumbeständig
<edp.av> (audio quality) ■ Klang m ; Klangcharakter m ; Klangqualität f ; Sound m
<edp.av> (stored and accessable parameter values for a sound) ■ Klangprogramm n ; Klang m ; Sound m ; Patch n
<food> (e.g. wine) ■ gesund
<geo> ■ standfest
<phys> ■ Schall m ; Schallwelle f
<qualit> (material) ■ fehlerfrei; fehlerlos
<qualit.mat> (casting or molding without voids, cavities) ■ lunkerfrei
vi <acoust> (e.g. bell, music instrument) ■ klingen vi
vi/vt <nav.i&c> ■ loten vi/vt
vt <gen> (depth of sth.; e.g. of the sea or a deep hole; a situation) ■ ausloten vt
vt <tech.gen> (sonar checking; e.g. of soil, rock) ■ sondieren vt ; abklopfen vt prakt
vt <i&c> ■ peilen vt
vt <navig> ■ mit Echolot ausmessen vt

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