Phänomen

Related words

• phänomenologisch

  phenomenological

• phänomenal

  Phenomenal

• Radioastronomie

  Radio astronomy

• Parahelium

  Sundog

• Extinktion

  Extinction

• Diamantringeffekt

  Diamond ring effect

• Schnuppe

  Shooting star

• Nordlicht

  Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis

• Umwölkung

  clouding over

• Elektrochemie

  Electrochemistry

• Hybridbildung

  Hybrid formation

• Vogelzug

  Bird migration

• Pleochroismus

  Pleochroism

• physikalisch

  Physical

• Regenbogen

  Rainbow

• Wunder

  Miracle

• Skaleninvarianz

  Scale invariance means that the properties of a system or phenomenon do not change when the scale (size, distance, time) is changed.

• Plattentektonik

  plate tectonics

• Zeitdilatation

  Time dilation

• Parapsychologie

  Parapsychology

• Viralsatz

  A viral phrase is a phrase that spreads quickly and widely, often through social media.

• Zufallsvariable

  Random variable

• Polarlicht

  aurora, northern lights (aurora borealis), southern lights (aurora australis)

• Kernresonanz

  Nuclear magnetic resonance

• Suprafluidität

  Superfluidity

• Experimentalphysik

  experimental physics

• Leuchterscheinung

  Luminous phenomenon

• Vorführeffekt

  Hawthorne effect

• Feldforschung

  field research

• Apokope

  Apocope

• Sonnenrauch

  Sun haze refers to a phenomenon where the air shimmers over heated surfaces, similar to smoke, due to temperature differences.

• Wellentheorie

  Wave theory

• Medicane

  Medicane

• Eindämmungspolitik

  Containment policy

• Nachzeitigkeit

  Afterwardness refers to the phenomenon that an event or experience only unfolds its full meaning or effect later, often through further events or new insights.

• Laienlinguistik

  Folk linguistics

• Synästhesie

  Synesthesia

• Massenhysterie

  Mass hysteria

• paranormal

  Paranormal

• anthropomorph

  Anthropomorphic

• elektrostatisch

  electrostatic

• beobachtbar

  Observable

• exozentrisch

  Exocentric

• bioelektrisch

  Bioelectric refers to electrical phenomena occurring in living organisms.

• Mythos

  A myth is a traditional story, often supernatural, that serves to explain natural phenomena or cultural practices.

• Okkultismus

  Occultism refers to the belief in and engagement with supernatural forces and phenomena that are not scientifically explainable.

• Vulkanologie

  Volcanology

• Detektor

  detector

• Supraleitung

  Superconductivity

Example sentences with “Phänomen”

1. Das ist ein sehr interessantes Phänomen. (That is a very interesting phenomenon.)

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