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1 mechanism
• agregat; aparatura; mašina; mehanizam; naprava; postupak; procedura; stroj; uređaj; ustrojstvo -
2 access mechanism
• mehanizam pristupa glava; pristupni mehanizam -
3 adding mechanism
• potpuni sabirač; potpuni sumator; pun sabirač; pun sumator; sabirač; sumator; uređaj za sabiranje -
4 antenna lobing mechanism
• mehanizam za prebacivanje ante -
5 beam and crank mechanism
• krivajni mehanizam -
6 cable window opening mechanism
• mehanizam sa kablom za otvaranje prozora -
7 cam mechanism
• bregasti mehanizam -
8 carbide basket feed mechanism
• uređaj za punjenje karbidom -
9 clutch self adjusting mechanism
• samopodešavajući mehanizam kvačilaEnglish-Serbian dictionary > clutch self adjusting mechanism
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10 crank mechanism
• krivajni mehanizam; krivajni pogon -
11 crankk mechanism
• kolenasti mehanizam; krivajni mehanizam -
12 driving mechanism
• pogonski mehanizam -
13 feed mark mechanism carbide
• uređaj za punjenje karbidom -
14 feed mark mechanism water
• uređaj za napajanje vodom -
15 feeding box mechanism
• mehanizam za pomeranje -
16 gearbox selector mechanism
• mehanizam za biranje stepena prenosa; uređaj -
17 latch-and-fire mechanism
• zatvarački mehanizam sa oprugo -
18 latch-and-firw mechanism
• mehanizam za zatvaranje sa oprugom -
19 load-andfire mechanism
• okidni mehanizam sa oprugom za -
20 locking mechanism
• mehanizam za blokiranje; mehanizam za zaustavljanje
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