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1 turret head
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2 turret-head indexing
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3 four-station square turret head
<mach.tools> ■ Vierkantrevolverkopf mEnglish-german technical dictionary > four-station square turret head
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4 horizontal turret head
<mach.tools> ■ Sternrevolverkopf mEnglish-german technical dictionary > horizontal turret head
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5 vertical-axis turret head
<mach.tools> ■ Sternrevolverkopf mEnglish-german technical dictionary > vertical-axis turret head
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6 turret
noun1) (Archit.) Türmchen, das2) (of tank etc.) [Geschütz]turm, der* * *1) (a small tower: A fortress often has turrets.) das Türmchen2) (steel protecting gunners on a tank, plane etc.) der Geschützturm* * *tur·ret[ˈtʌrɪt, AM ˈtɜ:rɪt]n2. MILbomber's/ship's \turret Geschützturm m eines Bombers/eines Schiffestank's \turret Panzerturm m* * *['tʌrɪt]n (ARCHIT)Mauer- or Eckturm m; (on tank) Turm m; (on ship) Gefechtsturm m* * *1. ARCH Türmchen n2. MIL (Geschütz-, Panzer-, Gefechts)Turm m:turret gun Turmgeschütz n3. FLUG, MIL (Geschütz)Kanzel fturret lathe Revolverdrehmaschine f* * *noun1) (Archit.) Türmchen, das2) (of tank etc.) [Geschütz]turm, der* * *n.Gefechtsturm m.Geschützturm m.Panzerturm m.Revolverkopf m.Türmchen - n. -
7 turret-type drill head
<mach.tools> ■ Revolverbohrkopf mEnglish-german technical dictionary > turret-type drill head
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8 stick out
1. transitive verb1) herausstrecken [Brust, Zunge]; ausstrecken [Arm, Bein]2)2. intransitive verb1) (project) [Brust, Bauch:] vorstehen; [steifes Kleid:] abstehen; [Nagel, Ast:] herausstehenhis ears stick out — er hat abstehende Ohren
2) (fig.): (be obvious) sich abhebenstick out a mile — (coll.) [klar] auf der Hand liegen
stick out like a sore thumb — (coll.) ins Auge springen
* * *1) (to (cause to) project; His front teeth stick out; He stuck out his tongue.) herausstehen, -strecken2) (to be noticeable: She has red hair that sticks out in a crowd.) hervorstechen* * *I. vt1. (make protrude)to \stick out out one's hand die Hand ausstreckenat a request bus stop you must \stick out out your hand wenn Sie an einer Bedarfshaltestelle aussteigen möchten, müssen Sie ein Handzeichen gebento \stick out one's tongue out die Zunge herausstrecken2. (endure)▪ to \stick out it out es [bis zum Ende] durchhaltenII. vithere was a handkerchief \stick outing out of his jacket pocket aus der Tasche seines Jacketts hing ein Taschentuch herausI wish my stomach didn't \stick out out so much ich wünschte, mein Bauch würde nicht so hervorstehenI could see Bill's legs \stick outing out from underneath his car ich konnte Bills Beine unter dem Auto hervorragen sehenthe thing that really \stick outs out is the clashing colours es fällt einem sofort auf, dass die Farben nicht zueinander passento \stick out out a mile [or like a sore thumb] wie ein bunter Pudel auffallen famshe's in love with him — it \stick outs out a mile sie ist in ihn verliebt — das sieht doch ein Blinder fam3. (endure)4.* * *1. vivorstehen ( of aus); (ears, hair) abstehen; (fig = be noticeable) auffallen2. vt sep2) (= not give up) durchhaltenI decided to stick it out a bit longer — ich beschloss, noch ein bisschen länger durchzuhalten
* * *A v/i1. ab-, hervor-, herausstehen:his ears stick out er hat abstehende OhrenB v/t den Kopf etc herausst(r)ecken:* * *1. transitive verb1) herausstrecken [Brust, Zunge]; ausstrecken [Arm, Bein]2)2. intransitive verbstick it out — (coll.) durchhalten; ausharren
1) (project) [Brust, Bauch:] vorstehen; [steifes Kleid:] abstehen; [Nagel, Ast:] herausstehen2) (fig.): (be obvious) sich abhebenstick out a mile — (coll.) [klar] auf der Hand liegen
stick out like a sore thumb — (coll.) ins Auge springen
* * *v.abstehen v.herausragen v.herausstehen v.
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