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81 hole circle
<mech.eng> ■ Lochkreis m -
82 hole collar
< prod> ■ Bohrlochmund m -
83 hole conduction
<el> ■ p-Leitung f ; Mangelleitung f ; Defektleitung f ; Defektelektronenleitung f ; Löcherleitung f -
84 hole conductivity
<el> ■ Defektleitfähigkeit f ; Löcherleitfähigkeit f -
85 hole coupling
< phys> ■ Lochkopplung f -
86 hole course
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87 hole current
<el> ■ Löcherstrom m< phys> ■ Defektelektronenstrom m -
88 hole curvature
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89 hole cutter
< tools> ■ Ausschneidbohrer m -
90 hole cutting shear
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91 hole cutting snips
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92 hole cutting tool
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93 hole density
<el> ■ Löcherdichte f< phys> ■ Defektelektronendichte f -
94 hole depth
< prod> ■ Bohrungstiefe f -
95 hole diameter
<tech.gen> (of holes in gen.; e.g. bored, drilled, cut) ■ Lochdurchmesser m -
96 hole digger
<build.mach> (manual or motorized, with auger; e.g. for post planting) ■ Erdbohrer m -
97 hole direction
< petr> ■ Bohrlochrichtung f -
98 hole director
< prod> ■ Bohrschablone f -
99 hole distance
< prod> ■ Lochabstand m -
100 hole exit
< prod> ■ Bohrungsdurchbruch m
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