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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lift by jack
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lift jack
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1. noun1) (Cards) Bube, der2) (for lifting vehicle wheel) Wagenheber, der3) (Bowls) Malkugel, die2. transitive verb1)2)jack up — (lift) aufbocken [Fahrzeug]; (fig. coll.): (increase) was draufsatteln auf (+ Akk.) (ugs.)
* * *[‹æk]1) (an instrument for lifting up a motor car or other heavy weight: You should always keep a jack in the car in case you need to change a wheel.) der Wagenheber2) (the playing-card between the ten and queen, sometimes called the knave: The jack, queen and king are the three face cards.) der Bube•- academic.ru/88385/jack_up">jack up* * *[ʤæk]n* * *[dZk]n dimHans mhis attitude of I'm all right Jack — seine Einstellung "das kann mich überhaupt nicht jucken"
* * *jack1 [dʒæk]A s2. umg Mann m, Kerl m:every man jack jeder(mann), alle;jack of hearts Herzbube6. TECH Hebevorrichtung f, (Hebe)Winde f, (-)Bock m:(car) jack Wagenheber m7. Bratenwender m9. SCHIFF Gösch f, (kleine) Flagge:pilot’s jack Lotsenflagge10. ELEKa) Klinke f:jack panel Klinkenfeld nb) Steckdose f, Buchse f11. SCHIFF Oberbramsaling fb) FISCH Grashecht m13. US sl Knete f, Kohle f (Geld)B adj be jack of sth Aus umg genug haben oder umg oder die Nase voll haben von etwas, etwas satthabenC v/ta) Gehälter, Preise etc erhöhen, jemandes Moral etc heben:jack sb up jemanden auf Touren bringen umgb) etwas erledigenjack2 [dʒæk] s BOT Jackbaum mjack3 [dʒæk] s MIL, HIST (ledernes) Koller* * *1. noun1) (Cards) Bube, der2) (for lifting vehicle wheel) Wagenheber, der3) (Bowls) Malkugel, die2. transitive verb1)2)jack up — (lift) aufbocken [Fahrzeug]; (fig. coll.): (increase) was draufsatteln auf (+ Akk.) (ugs.)
* * *(card game) n.Buchse -n f.Stecker - m.Wagenheber m. -
5 side-lift jack
<mvhcl.tools> (with vertical screw, cantilever and crank) ■ Spindelwagenheber m
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