thermals

UK
/ˈθɜː.məlz/
US
/ˈθɜr.məlz/
thermalsubstantiv

thermals

Pl.

thermals
Pl.
UK
/ˈθɜː.məl/
US
/ˈθɜr.məl/
Übersetzungen
thermiqueAérologie, vol à voile : courant ascendant d’air chaud.
The eagle soared effortlessly on the thermal, gaining altitude without flapping its wings.
L'aigle a pris de l'altitude sans effort dans une thermique, sans battre des ailes.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
thermiqueEmploi elliptique, surtout au pluriel, pour un sous-vêtement ou un vêtement chaud.
Definitionen
A type of clothing or fabric designed to retain body heat and provide warmth.
She wore a thermal under her sweater to stay warm during the winter hike.
A rising current of warm air, used by gliders and birds to gain height.
The eagle soared effortlessly on the thermal, gaining altitude without flapping its wings.
Synonyme
rising air
convective current
thermal column
thermaladjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to heat.
The thermal energy from the sun is harnessed to generate electricity.
Designed to retain body heat.
She wore a thermal jacket to keep warm during the winter hike.
Relating to heat or temperature; caused by heat.
The thermal expansion of the metal caused it to warp slightly.