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1 Schneide
f; -, -n edge; TECH. cutting edge, blade; fig. Messer* * *die Schneideedge* * *Schnei|de ['ʃnaidə]f -, -n(sharp or cutting) edge; (von Messer, Schwert) bladeSee:→ Messer* * *(the cutting side of something sharp, eg a knife or weapon: the edge of the sword.) edge* * *Schnei·de<-, -n>[ˈʃnaidə]f1. (der Klinge) edge, blade* * *die; Schneide, Schneiden [cutting] edge; (Klinge) blade* * ** * *die; Schneide, Schneiden [cutting] edge; (Klinge) blade* * *-n f.cutting edge n.edge n. -
2 Schneide
f <tech.allg> (von Klingen, Messern, Scheren, Werkzeugen, Drehmeißeln etc.) ■ cutting edgef <opt.lwl> (von Fasertrenngerät) ■ cutterf <wz> (betont: von Messer) ■ knife-edgef prakt <wz> (an Spanwerkzeug; z.B. Drehmeißel, Fräser, Bohrer) ■ cutting edge; edge; tool cutting edge rare ; cutting-tool tip raref <wz.masch> (betont: Lippe) ■ cutting lip -
3 Schneide
Schneide2 f TECH blade, cutter, edge, knife, knife edge; cutting edge (Schneidring einer Ermeto-Verschraubung); knife-edge (Waage); cutting edge (eines Greifers) -
4 Stirnschneide
f <wz> ■ front cutting edge; end cutting edge; face cutting edge -
5 Werkzeugschneide
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6 Hauptschneide
f <wz.masch> (von Spanwerkzeug; im Ggs. zu Nebenschneide) ■ active edge; active cutting edge; primary edge; principal edge -
7 Nebenschneide
f <wz> ■ secondary cutting edge; trail edge -
8 Schneidkante
f < kst> ■ cutting edgef <wz> (z.B. Stempel, Schneidplatte) ■ cutting edgef <wz> ■ cutting lip -
9 Anschnittschneide
f <wz> ■ leading edge; chamfer cutting edge; bevel-lead cutting edge -
10 Schnittkante
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11 bahnbrechend
bahnbrechend adj 1. GEN, IND ground-breaking, groundbreaking, epoch-making, pioneering, innovative, epochal, at the forefront, (infrml) trailblazing; 2. V&M cutting edge (e.g. cutting edge technology) • bahnbrechend wirken GEN, IND pioneer* * *adj <Geschäft, Ind> epoch-making, pioneering, trailblazing infrml, at the forefront ■ bahnbrechend wirken <Geschäft, Ind> pioneer* * *bahnbrechend
epoch-making, trail-blazing;
• bahnbrechend sein (wirken) to do pioneer work, to pioneer, to blaze a trail. -
12 Spitze
Spitze f 1. COMP front end (Rechner); 2. GEN (infrml) top of the tree, top, spearhead; 3. WIWI peak • an der Spitze der Entwicklung stehen GEN be at the cutting edge • an der Spitze des Fortschritts GEN in the vanguard of progress; at the cutting edge (ganz vorne dabei) • in der Spitze GEN at the extremes* * *f 1. < Comp> Rechner front end; 2. < Geschäft> top of the tree infrml, top, spearhead; 3. <Vw> peak ■ an der Spitze des Fortschritts < Geschäft> in the vanguard of progress ■ in der Spitze < Geschäft> at the extremes* * *Spitze
remaining margin, head, (Anzeige) lead[ing] story, (Führung) head, lead, (Höchstwert) top[gallant], peak, summit;
• an der Spitze in front, at the top (head) of affairs, at the wheel, paramount, at the top of the ladder;
• Spitzen (Börse) fractional shares, odd lots (US);
• einsame Spitze head and shoulders above the others;
• saisonbedingte Spitze seasonal peak;
• frei verfügbare Spitze free balance;
• Spitze der Behörden top-ranking officials, the leading authorities, heads of government, civic headliners (US);
• Spitzen des Finanz- und Wirtschaftslebens policy-makers of business;
• Spitzen der Gesellschaft cream of society;
• Spitze einer Liste head of a list;
• Spitzen der Ministerialbürokratie administration’s top leaders;
• Spitzen der Stadt principal men of a city, leaders in the community;
• Spitze des Inflationsberges beseitigen to knock the top off its inflation mountain;
• Spitzeerreichen (Verkaufszahlen) to reach the peak;
• in der Spitze 40% erreichen to peak at 40 percent;
• an die Spitze gelangen to zoom to the top;
• beim Börsenschluss meistens an der Spitze liegen to be mostly ahead at the closing bell;
• gemeinsam an der Spitze liegen to come out joint top;
• an der Spitze der Aufwärtsbewegung stehen (Börse) to spearhead the upward trend;
• an der Spitze eines Unternehmens stehen to have control (be on top) of an undertaking, to head a firm;
• zu den Spitzen der Behörde zählen to form the top echelons in civic activities. -
13 Spitzentechnologie
Spitzentechnologie f 1. GEN, V&M cutting edge technology (produkt); 2. IND, WIWI high technology industry (Branche) • Spitzentechnologie bieten GEN, V&M be at the cutting edge* * *f < Ind> high technology industry* * *Spitzentechnologie
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14 hochmodern
I Adj. very modern, ultramodernII Adv.: sich hochmodern kleiden wear the latest fashions; eine hochmodern eingerichtete Küche a kitchen with all the latest mod cons (Am. with cutting-edge appliances)* * *hoch|mo|dern [-modɛrn]1. adjvery modern, ultra-modern2. advin a very modern way, in an ultra-modern way* * *(very fashionable: Long skirts were all the fashion last year.) all the fashion* * *hoch·mo·dernI. adj ultra-modern▪ \hochmodern sein to be the latest fashionII. adv in the latest fashion[s]\hochmodern eingerichtet furnished in the latest style* * ** * *A. adj very modern, ultramodernB. adv:sich hochmodern kleiden wear the latest fashions;eine hochmodern eingerichtete Küche a kitchen with all the latest mod cons (US with cutting-edge appliances)* * * -
15 topmodern
Adj. state of the art, cutting-edge, right up to date, präd. auch the latest thing* * * -
16 Hartmetallschneide
f <wz> (Bohrer; typ. gelötet) ■ carbide lipf <wz> (hohe Verschleißfestigkeit, hohe Schnittleistung) ■ carbide tool tipf <wz> ■ cemented-carbide cutting edge; carbide cutting edgef <wz.masch> (geklemmt) ■ carbide insert bit -
17 umlaufendes Schneidmesser
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > umlaufendes Schneidmesser
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18 Fasenschneide
f DIN ISO 5419 <wz> (Bohrer) ■ leading edge ISO 5419 ; leading edge of the land; minor cutting edge -
19 Schneidlippe
f <wz> (spanloses Schneiden, Trennen) ■ cutting edgef <wz> (Werkzeug) ■ cutting lip; lip -
20 Abschrägung
Ạb|schrä|gungf -, -enslope; (von Brett) bevel* * *(a slanting edge (rather than a sharp corner): A chisel has a bevel on its cutting edge.) bevel* * *Ab·schrä·gung<-, -en>f slope, slant, bevel
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