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I. pen·du·lum [ˈpendjələm, Am esp -ʤələm] N

pendulum
Pendel nt <-s, ->
fig after the red card the pendulum swung back in United's favour
nach der Roten Karte gewann die Mannschaft von United wieder die Oberhand

II. pen·du·lum [ˈpendjələm, Am esp -ʤələm] N modifier

pendulum
Pendel-
pendulum (swinging)
schwingend
pendulum clock
Pendeluhr f <-, -en>
pendulum swing
Pendelbewegung f <-, -en>

Foucault pen·du·lum [ˌfu:kəʊˈpendjələm, Am ˌfu:ˈkoʊˌpenʤə-] N PHYS

Foucault pendulum
Foucaultsches Pendel