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101 pull cord
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102 pull-cord emergency stop
English-german engineering dictionary > pull-cord emergency stop
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103 rip cord emergency switch
English-german engineering dictionary > rip cord emergency switch
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104 round cord
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105 round cord ring
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106 steel cord belt
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107 steel cord cable
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108 steel cord ply
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109 thermoplastic cord
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110 nerve cord
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111 net cord
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112 net-cord judge
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113 pull cord
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114 rip cord
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115 spermatic cord
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116 sash cord
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117 bungee cord
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118 communication cord
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119 emergency cord
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120 extension cord
ex·'ten·sion cord n
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