Übersetzung für 'F flat' von Englisch nach Deutsch

F flat <F♭>

Fes {n} <F♭>mus.

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F double flat <Fbb>

Feses {n}mus.

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F flat major

Fes-Dur {n}mus.

F flat minor

fes-Moll {n}mus.

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F minor <f, Fm>

f-Moll {n} <f, Fm>mus.

flame atomic absorption spectrometry <FAAS, F-AAS, F AAS>

Flammentechnik {f} [Flammen-Atomabsorptionsspektroskopie]chem.phys.

Flammen-Atomabsorptionsspektrometrie {f} <F-AAS>chem.phys.

base fog <B+F, b&f> [base plus fog]

Grundschleier {m}MedTech.photo.

radiography and fluoroscopy <R&F, R/F>

Röntgen und Durchleuchtung [Radiographie und Fluoroskopie]MedTech.

base plus fog <B+F, b&f>

Grundschleier {m}photo.

F major <F>

F-Dur {n} <F>mus.

F sharp <F♯>

Fis {n} <F♯>mus.

f-prime of x <f'(x)>

f-Strich von x <f'(x)>math.

f of x <f(x)>

f von x <f(x)>math.

F sharp major <F♯ major>

Fis-Dur {n} <Fis, F♯>mus.

degree Fahrenheit <degree F, °F>

Grad {m} {n} Fahrenheit <°F>unit

F sharp minor <F♯ minor>

fis-Moll {n} <fis, Fism, F♯m>mus.

flat-headed / flat headed woodborer [Buprestis novemmaculata]

Neunfleckiger Prachtkäfer {m}entom.T

Gefleckter Nadelholzprachtkäfer {m}entom.T

F attachment

Quartventil {n} [Posaune]mus.

female {adj} <f, ♀>

weiblich <w, wbl., ♀>

fluorine <F>

Fluor {n} <F>chem.

F-layer

F-Schicht {f}meteo.

F layer

Appleton-Schicht {f}meteo.

• Its relative minor is D-flat minor, usually replaced by C-sharp minor (see reason below) and its parallel minor is F-flat minor, usually replaced by E minor, since F-flat minor's four double-flats make it generally impractical to use.
• The cook takes the scored round from the table and places it on a hot (~400 °F) flat grill.
• Both "Coda Maestoso in F (Flat) Minor" and a "A Plague of Angels" appear in the documentary, "The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia".
• The theme is subsequently restated in the key of D sharp and eventually progresses into the key of F flat.
• The song is written in the key of F-flat major and has a moderately fast tempo of 94 beats per minute.

• A box or rail that has one or more "kinks". A kink is a sudden change in angle of a sliding surface. An example of a kinked feature is a F-D-F (flat-down-flat).