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101 vyöryä
yks.nom. vyöryä; yks.gen. vyöryn; yks.part. vyöryi; yks.ill. vyöryisi; mon.gen. vyöryköön; mon.part. vyörynyt; mon.ill. vyöryttiinfall down (verb)roll (verb)slide down (verb)tumble (verb)slide (noun)* * *• rumble• unroll• slide• slide down• roll• fall down -
102 vyöryttää
yks.nom. vyöryttää; yks.gen. vyörytän; yks.part. vyörytti; yks.ill. vyöryttäisi; mon.gen. vyöryttäköön; mon.part. vyöryttänyt; mon.ill. vyörytettiinroll (verb)* * *• roll -
103 alavalssi
machine building• bottom roll -
104 annostelutela
• distributor roll -
105 bombeerattu tela
• crowned roll -
106 eguttööri
forest and paper industry• dandy rollforest and paper industry• dropperforest and paper industry• dancer -
107 erotusrulla
• retard roll -
108 eteenkierto
• forward recovery• roll-forward -
109 eteenkierto (ATK)
automatic data processing• forward recoveryautomatic data processing• roll-forward -
110 eteenkierto(tietotekn)
• forward recovery• roll-forward -
111 etuvalssi
technology• front roll -
112 hakukela
• search roll -
113 heilurimylly
• die-and-roll mill• pendulum mill -
114 hiomakiven teroitusrulla
• burr• bush roll -
115 hiontavalssi
technology• grinding roll -
116 imupuristin
technology• suction press rolltechnology• suction press -
117 imuvalssi
forest and paper industry• suction roll -
118 irrotusvalssi
technology• detaching roll -
119 jäännösrulla
• stub roll -
120 jäljempänä
• farther behind• lower• underneath• under• further on• beneath• roll• down• below• lower down
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