Verformung
dieNoundeformation; distortion; shaping
English translations
- 01
deformation
- 02
distortion
- 03
alteration
Word details
- German meaning
- Die Veränderung der Form eines Objekts durch äußere Einflüsse oder innere Spannungen.
- English meaning
- Deformation
- Synonym
- Deformation, Verzerrung
- German example
- Die Verformung des Metalls war durch die Hitze verursacht.
- English example
- The deformation of the metal was caused by the heat.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Verformung
- Plural Form
- die Verformungen
Related words
- Höcker
Hump
- Buckel
Hunchback
- Topologie
Topology
- Kriechverhalten
creep, the slow and gradual deformation of a material under sustained stress, especially at high temperatures.
- Elastizitätsmodul
Elastic modulus
- Poissonzahl
Poisson's ratio
- Kaltumformung
Cold forming
- Kaltumformen
Cold forming
- Härtewert
Hardness value
- Knetlegierung
A wrought alloy is a metal alloy characterized by good deformability at room temperature or elevated temperatures, making it suitable for forging, rolling, or extrusion.
- Kaltverfestigung
Strain hardening, work hardening
- Scherung
Shear
- Schermodul
Shear modulus
- Scherspannung
Shear stress is a stress that acts parallel to the surface of a material and can lead to deformation or displacement.
- mylonitisch
Mylonitic
- Härtigkeit
Hardness
- topologisch
Topological refers to topology, an area of mathematics that deals with the properties of spaces that do not change under continuous deformations.
- quasistatisch
Quasistatic
- unverformbar
Undeformable
- rheologisch
Rheological
- Härte
Hardness
- Tektonik
Tectonics
- Knautschzone
Crumple zone
- Rheologie
Rheology
- Spannungszustand
Stress state
Example sentences with “Verformung”
Das Metallstück zeigte nach der Belastung eine leichte Verformung. (The metal piece showed slight deformation after the load.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the grammatical gender of 'Verformung'?
'Verformung' is a feminine noun (die Verformung). Like many German nouns ending in '-ung', it is derived from a verb (verformen) and denotes the result or process of that action.