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1 engine hood
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2 side of engine hood
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3 hood
noun1) Kapuze, die* * *[hud]1) (a usually loose covering for the whole head, often attached to a coat, cloak etc: The monk pulled his hood over his head.) die Kapuze2) (a folding cover on a car, pram etc: Put the hood of the pram up - the baby is getting wet.) das Verdeck4) (a fold of cloth representing a hood, worn by university graduates over their gowns on ceremonial occasions: The professors and lecturers all wore their gowns and hoods for the graduation ceremony.) die Kapuze•- academic.ru/35491/hooded">hooded* * *hood1[hʊd]nsweatshirt with a \hood Kapuzensweatshirt ntcooker \hood Abzugshaube fhood2[hʊd]n esp AMhood3[AM hʊd]n AM (sl) Nachbarschaft f... although he wasn't from the \hood..., obwohl er nicht aus unserem Viertel kam* * *[hʊd]1. n2) (AUT) (= roof) Verdeck nt; (US = bonnet) (Motor)haube f; (on fireplace etc) Abzug m; (on cooker) Abzugshaube f2. vteine Kapuze aufsetzen (+dat); hawk eine Kappe aufsetzen (+dat)* * *hood1 [hʊd]A s1. Kapuze f2. a) Mönchskapuze f3. BOT Helm m4. AUTOa) Br Verdeck nb) US (Motor)Haube f5. TECHa) (Schutz)Haube f (auch für Arbeiter), Kappe fb) (Rauch-, Gas) Abzug m, Abzugshaube f6. ORN Haube f, Schopf m7. ZOOL Brillenzeichnung f (der Kobra)B v/t1. jemandem eine Kapuze aufsetzen2. ver-, zudecken:hood one’s eyes die Augen zusammenkneifen* * *noun1) Kapuze, die* * *(UK) n.Haube -n f. (automobile) (US) n.Motorhaube f. (clothing) n.Haube -n f. n.Kapuze -n f. -
4 hood
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5 acoustic hood
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6 cowl
noun* * *((a cap or hood like) a monk's hood.) die Mönchskutte* * *[kaʊl]n* * *[kaʊl]n1) (= monk's hood) Kapuze f2) (= chimney cowl) (Schornstein)kappe f* * *cowl [kaʊl] s1. Mönchskutte f (mit Kapuze)2. Kapuze f3. TECH (drehbare) Schornsteinkappe4. BAHN Rauchhaube f5. TECH Funkenrost m, Sieb n6. TECHa) AUTO Haube f, Winddach n:cowl panel Hauben-, Verkleidungsblech nb) → academic.ru/16871/cowling">cowlingc) Verkleidung f* * *noun2) (of chimney) Schornsteinaufsatz, der* * *n.Kutte -n f. -
7 air scoop
< mvhcl> (flush in body panel; e.g. in engine hood or side panel) ■ Lufteinlass m ; Lufthutze f -
8 cowl
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9 motorháztető
(DE) Haube {e}; Motorhaube {e}; (EN) bonnet; engine hood; hood -
10 over-slam bumper
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11 power dome
< mvhcl> (bulge in the engine hood) ■ Ausbuchtung in der Motorhaube f ; Auswölbung der Motorhaube f ; Power Dome m ugs.werb -
12 prop up
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13 spring-balanced
<tech.gen> (e.g. tilting garage gate, engine hood) ■ federentlastet -
14 bonnet
noun2) (Brit. Motor Veh.) Motor- od. Kühlerhaube, die* * *['bonit]* * *bon·net[ˈbɒnɪt, AM ˈbɑ:n-]nbaby's \bonnet Babymütze f, Babyhaube f ÖSTERR, SÜDD, SCHWEIZ2. BRIT, AUS AUTO Motorhaube f* * *['bɒnɪt]n2) (Brit AUT) Motor- or Kühlerhaube f* * *A s2. a) HIST Bonnet n, (Damen)Haube fb) (Kinder)Häubchen n3. Kopfschmuck m (der Indianer)4. TECH allg (Schutz)Kappe f, Haube f, z. B.b) BAHN Funkenfänger mc) BAHN (Plattform)Dach ne) AUTO Br Motorhaube ff) Schutzkappe f (für Ventile, Zylinder, Hydranten etc)5. ZOOL zweiter Magen, Haube f (der Wiederkäuer)B v/t mit einer Schutzkappe etc versehen* * *noun2) (Brit. Motor Veh.) Motor- od. Kühlerhaube, die* * *Haube -n f. (automobile) (UK) n.Motorhaube f. (clothing) n.Haube -n f.Mütze -n f.
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