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splice I v spleißen (Kabel); anstückeln (Kabel); kleben (Tonband) splice II 1. Spleißung f; 2. Spleißstelle f, Spleiß m (Kabel); (IEC 50-731-05-05) Klebestelle f (Tonband)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > splice
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2 splice
splice I v 1. spleißen (Seil); 2. zusammenfügen; überlappen (Schweißen); 3. HB überlaschen, verblatten; 4. aufständern (Holzpfähle) splice II 1. BT Spleiß m, Spleißung f (eines Seils); Verbindungsstelle f; Verbindung f; 2. HB, ST Überlappungsstoß m, Überdeckungsstoß m; 3. HB Hakenblatt n; 4. TE Spleißen nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > splice
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3 splice
transitive verb1) (join ends of by interweaving) verspleißen (Seemannsspr.)2) (join in overlapping position) [an den Enden überlappend] zusammenfügen; zusammenkleben [Filmstreifen usw.]* * *[splaɪs]I. vt1. (unite)to \splice DNA/wires die DNA/Drähte verbindento \splice a film einen Film klebento \splice a rope ein Seil spleißento \splice pieces of wood Holzstücke verfugen▪ to \splice sth ⇆ together etw zusammenfügen3. ( fig fam)to get \spliced heiratento join sth with a \splice etw kleben* * *[splaɪs]1. nVerbindung f; (of ropes also) Spleiß m (spec); (of tapes, film also) Klebung f; (of wood also) Fuge f2. vtropes spleißen (spec); tapes, film (zusammen)kleben; pieces of wood etc verfugen* * *splice [splaıs]A v/t1. SCHIFF, TECH zusammensplissen, spleißen: → academic.ru/44664/main_brace">main brace2. durch Falz verbinden3. (an den Enden) miteinander verbinden, zusammenfügen, besonders Filmstreifen etc (zusammen)kleben:splice in einfügen;splicing tape Klebeband n4. einen Strumpf etc (an der Ferse und an den Zehen) verstärkenB s1. SCHIFF, TECH Spleiß m, Splissung f2. TECH (Ein)Falzung f3. TECH Klebestelle f (an Filmen etc)* * *transitive verb1) (join ends of by interweaving) verspleißen (Seemannsspr.)2) (join in overlapping position) [an den Enden überlappend] zusammenfügen; zusammenkleben [Filmstreifen usw.]* * *n.Klebung -en f.Verbindungsstelle -n f. v.kleben v.verbinden v. -
4 splice
[splaɪs] vt1) ( unite)to \splice DNA/ wires die DNA/Drähte verbinden;to \splice a film einen Film kleben;to \splice a rope ein Seil spleißen;to \splice pieces of wood Holzstücke verfugen;to \splice sth <-> together etw zusammenfügen;to \splice sth with sth etw mit etw dat verbinden;to join sth with a \splice etw kleben -
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6 splice
splice1 v STB verlaschensplice3 MONT, STB Anschluss m (Stoß)splice4 SCHIFF Spleißstelle fsplice5 STB Laschenstoß m (Verbindung); Laschenverbindung f, Spleiß m, Stoß m, Stumpfstoß msplice6 STB, TECH Verbindung f (im Stahlbau)splice7 TECH Lasche f (Stoßdeckung) -
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8 splice piece
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > splice piece
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9 splice plate
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > splice plate
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10 splice angle
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11 splice-bar
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12 splice box
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13 splice joint
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14 splice material
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15 splice member
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16 splice plate
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17 splice-plate bolt
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18 splice-plate riveting
English-german engineering dictionary > splice-plate riveting
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19 splice box
splice box Kabelmuffe fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > splice box
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20 splice bump
splice bump Geräusch n der KlebestelleEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > splice bump
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