force field

See also: forcefield and force-field

English

Noun

force field (plural force fields)

(physics) A region of space (a vector field) in which a force operates; contains lines of force; a field of force.
(chemistry) A mathematical description of the potential energy of a system of atoms.
(science fiction) An invisible barrier used as a protective shield.

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Translations

physics

Danish: kraftfelt n
Finnish: voimakenttä
Kazakh: күш өрісі (küş örısı)
Russian: силово́е по́ле n (silovóje póle)
Spanish: campo de fuerzas m
Swedish: kraftfält n
Ukrainian: силове́ по́ле n (sylové póle)

chemistry

Finnish: voimakenttä
Ukrainian: силове́ по́ле n (sylové póle)

science fiction

Danish: kraftfelt n
Finnish: voimakenttä
French: champ de force (fr) m
German: Energieschild m, Kraftfeld n
Hungarian: erőtér (hu)
Italian: scudo deflettore m
Japanese: シールド (shīrudo)
Korean: 실드 (sildeu)
Maori: mokowā tōpana
Portuguese: campo de força m
Russian: силово́е по́ле n (silovóje póle), силово́й щит m (silovój ščit)
Spanish: campo de fuerza m
Swahili: ngao ya nishati class 9
Swedish: kraftfält n
Ukrainian: силове́ по́ле n (sylové póle)

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