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physics

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English
English

Phy·sik <-> [fyˈzi:k] N f kein pl

Physik
physics + sing vb, no art
er ist Doktor der Physik
English
English
German
German
Physik f <->
Physik-
Grundkräfte [der Physik] fpl
eine Niete in Physik sein inf
Geogeschichte/-physik f
Festkörperbauteil nt /-physik f

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