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101 dump skip
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > dump skip
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102 manually guided drag skip
manually guided drag skip Handschrapper mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > manually guided drag skip
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103 planing skip
planing skip Greifer m (Kübel eines Baggers)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > planing skip
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104 sanded skip
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sanded skip
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105 sanding skip
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sanding skip
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106 blast-furnace skip hoist
< metal> ■ Hochofengichtaufzug mEnglish-german technical dictionary > blast-furnace skip hoist
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107 block skip
< edp> ■ Satzausführungsunterdrückung f -
108 bottom-discharge skip
< convey> ■ Fördergefäß mit Bodenentleerung n -
109 dump skip
< convey> ■ kippbares Fördergefäß n ; Kippkübel m ; Transportkübel[wagen] m ; Förderwagen m ; Förderkübel m ; Kübel m -
110 feeder skip hoist
< convey> ■ Beschickungsaufzug m -
111 grab skip
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112 gravity rope hauled skip
< convey> ■ Schalengreifer mit Seilantrieb mEnglish-german technical dictionary > gravity rope hauled skip
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113 immediate skip
< edp> ■ Sofortvorschub m -
114 optional block skip
< edp> ■ wahlfreie Satzausführungsunterdrückung f -
115 paper skip
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116 perforation skip-over
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117 primary skip zone
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118 tipping skip
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119 waste skip
GB < waste> (e.g. on construction site, or for waste parts at a garage) ■ Abfallcontainer m ; Müllcontainer m -
120 refuse skip
n (Brit)Müllcontainer m
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