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молоток с круглым бойком.English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > fuller hammer
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1) молот, молоток3) зуммер4) ковать, обрабатывать молотом; вбивать, забивать, долбить•to hammer off — отрубать под молотом, отрубать молотком
to hammer out — обработать, выковать, расплющить, выбить, вычеканить молотом, оттянуть
- air hammer - air-drill hammer - ballast hammer - belt-driven hammer - bench hammer - bore hammer - bush hammer - cement-clipping hammer - coal hammer - compressed air hammer - dead flat hammer - diesel hammer - drift hammer - driving hammer - drop hammer - file hammer - fuller hammer - gravity hammer - holding-up hammer - machine hammer - paning hammer - paring hammer - pile driving hammer - pneumatic riveting hammer - reciprocating-type compressed-air hammer - rubber hammer - single-hand hammer - spalling hammer - steam air hammer - steam pile hammer - stone hammer - tapping hammer - trip hammer - vibratory hammerto hammer together — сколачивать, сбивать
* * *молоток- air hammer
- air drill hammer
- air pick hammer
- ball-peen hammer
- bricklayer's hammer
- brick hammer
- bush hammer
- carpenter's hammer
- chipping hammer
- claw hammer
- cross-peen hammer
- Dawson piling hammer
- demolition hammer
- diesel hammer
- differential steam hammer
- double-acting hammer
- double-acting air hammer
- double-acting piling hammer
- double-acting steam hammer
- drop hammer
- electric hammer
- electropneumatic hammer
- fitter's hammer
- forge hammer
- hydraulic hammer
- hydroblock hammer
- joiner's hammer
- knapping hammer
- lath hammer
- mash hammer
- mason's hammer
- patent hammer
- pendulum hammer
- pile driving hammer
- pile hammer
- pneumatic hammer
- power hammer
- power-operated bush hammer
- raising hammer
- single-acting compressed-air hammer
- single-acting hammer
- single-acting steam hammer
- smith's hammer
- spring-loaded hammer
- steam hammer
- straight peen hammer
- TNO hammer
- underwater driving hammer
- vibrating pile hammer
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ball hammerball hammersfuller hammerfuller hammersБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > чук с кръгъл ударник
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1) General subject: caulk, chase, chisel, coin, coin (монету), die, emboss, enchisel, fuller, hammer, incuse, mint (монету), stamp, stamp out, strike2) Engineering: calk, caulk (уплотнять соединение), impress, pounce (по металлу)3) Construction: chipper4) Railway term: calk (заклёпочный шов)5) Law: detach7) Oil: calk (алмазы вручную), peen (алмазы при ручной вставке)8) Horticulture: pinch, pinch back, pinch off, pinch out9) Makarov: coin (выдавливать рельеф), coin (деньги и т.п.), emboss (выдавливать рельеф), peen (проковкой), strike (монету), trim -
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1. noun1) Fluch, der2. transitive verb1) (utter curse against) verfluchen2) (as oath)curse it/you! — verflucht!; verdammt!
3) (afflict) strafen3. intransitive verbfluchen (at über + Akk.)* * *[kə:s] 1. verb1) (to wish that evil may fall upon: I curse the day that I was born!; The witch cursed him.) verfluchen2) (to use violent language; to swear: He cursed (at his own stupidity) when he dropped the hammer on his toe.) fluchen2. noun1) (an act of cursing, or the words used: the witch's curse.) der Fluch2) (a thing or person which is cursed: Having to work is the curse of my life.) der Fluch•- academic.ru/115807/cursed_with">cursed with* * *[kɜ:s, AM kɜ:rs]I. vi fluchencursing and swearing schimpfend und fluchendII. vt▪ to \curse sb/sthI could \curse her for losing my key! ich könnte sie auf den Mond schießen, weil sie meinen Schlüssel verloren hat! fam2. (put a magic spell on) jdn/etw verwünschen, einen Fluch über jdn/etw aussprechenit seemed as if his family had been \cursed es war, als ob ein Fluch auf seiner Familie lastete; ( dated fam)\curse this dreadful traffic! dieser vermaledeite Verkehr aber auch! veraltend famIII. nhe let out a blaring \curse er fluchte ganz fürchterlichwith a \curse fluchendto put a \curse on sb [or to put sb under a \curse] jdn verwünschen, einen Fluch über jdn aussprechento have the \curse seine Tage haben fam* * *[kɜːs]1. n1) (= malediction) Fluch mto put sb under a curse —
a curse or a thousand curses on this pen/him! (old, hum) curses! (inf) — den Füller/den soll doch der Kuckuck holen! (inf), dieser vermaledeite Füller/Mensch! (old) curses! (inf) verflucht! (inf)
2) (= swearword) Fluch mthe curse of drunkenness —
she has the curse (inf) — sie hat ihre Tage (inf)
2. vt1) (= put a curse on) verfluchencurse you/it! (inf) — verflucht! (inf), verdammt! (inf), Mist! (inf)
I could curse you for forgetting it — ich könnte dich verwünschen, dass du das vergessen hast
2) (= swear at or about) fluchen über (+acc)3) (fig= afflict)
to be cursed with sb/sth — mit jdm/etw geschlagen or gestraft sein3. vifluchenhe started cursing and swearing — er fing an, wüst zu schimpfen und zu fluchen
* * *A s1. Fluch m:lay a curse (up)on → B 1 a;there is a curse (up)on the house, the house is ( oder lies) under a curse auf dem Haus lastet ein Fluch2. RELa) Verdammung fb) HIST Bann(fluch) m3. Fluch m, Verwünschung f:B v/t prät und pperf cursed, obs curst [kɜːst; US kɜrst]1. verfluchen:a) mit einem Fluch belegenb) verwünschen, fluchen auf (akk) oder über (akk):curse it! hol‘s der Teufel!;curse him! der Teufel soll ihn holen!2. (meist passiv) strafen, quälen:be cursed with sth mit etwas bestraft oder geplagt sein3. RELa) verdammenb) HIST mit dem Bannfluch belegenC v/i fluchen (at auf akk, über akk), Flüche ausstoßen* * *1. noun1) Fluch, der2. transitive verb1) (utter curse against) verfluchen2) (as oath)curse it/you! — verflucht!; verdammt!
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Fuller — Full er, v. t. To form a groove or channel in, by a fuller or set hammer; as, to fuller a bayonet. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Fuller — Full er, n. [From {Full}, a.] (Blacksmith s Work) A die; a half round set hammer, used for forming grooves and spreading iron; called also a {creaser}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fuller — fuller1 [fool′ər] n. [ME < OE fullere < L fullo, prob. < IE * bheld , to strike > BOLT1] a person whose work is to full cloth fuller2 [fool′ər] n. [< ? obs. full, to make full, complete < FULL1] 1. a tool … English World dictionary
Fuller (metalworking) — In metalworking, a fuller is a tool used to form metal when hot. The fuller has a rounded, either cylindrical or parabolic, nose, and may either have a handle (an upper fuller ) or a shank (a lower fuller ). The shank of the lower fuller allows… … Wikipedia
fuller — fuller1 /fool euhr/, n. a person who fulls cloth. [bef. 1000; ME; OE fullere < L fullo fuller; see ER1] fuller2 /fool euhr/, n. 1. a half round hammer used for grooving and spreading iron. 2. a tool or part of a die for reducing the sectional… … Universalium
hammer — n 1. beetle, claw hammer, sledge, sledge hammer, fuller, kevel, maul, rammer, martel; gavel, tapper, mallet, tamper; Firearms. cock. v 2. beat, batter, pound, pommel, pummel, pelt, Sl. paste; cudgel, fustigate, bludgeon, baste, cane, bastinado,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
fuller — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English fullere, from Latin fullo Date: before 12th century one that fulls cloth II. noun Etymology: fuller to form a groove in Date: circa 1864 a blacksmithing hammer for grooving and spreading iron … New Collegiate Dictionary
fuller — I full•er [[t]ˈfʊl ər[/t]] n. tex a person who fulls cloth • Etymology: bef. 1000; ME; OE fullere < L fullō fuller; see er I II full•er [[t]ˈfʊl ər[/t]] n. 1) mel a hammer, semicircular in cross section, used for grooving and spreading iron 2) … From formal English to slang
fuller — I. /ˈfʊlə/ (say fooluh) noun someone who fulls cloth. {Middle English; Old English fullere, from Latin full(o) fuller + ere er1} II. /ˈfʊlə/ (say fooluh) noun a half round set hammer used for grooving and spreading iron. {apparently from full1… …
fuller — ful·ler || fÊŠlÉ™(r) n. one who fulls fabric; hammer for flattening iron fÊŠl v. clean and thicken fabric during the manufacturing process adj. holding its complete capacity; complete; abundant; well stocked; satiated (i.e. hunger); large;… … English contemporary dictionary
Kurt Fuller — (2008) Kurt Fuller (* 16. September 1953 in San Francisco als Curtis Fuller) ist ein US amerikanischer Schauspieler. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 … Deutsch Wikipedia
