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1 lift
lift I 1. Heben n; Hub m; 2. Hubhöhe f, Förderhöhe f; 3. Auftrieb m; 4. Hebezeug n; Fördergerät n; Aufzug m, Lift m, Fahrstuhl m lift II v ( lift v off) abheben, ablösen; sich abhebenEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > lift
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2 lift truck
lift truck1 FÖRD Hubwagen m (Brecheranlage)lift truck2 FÖRD, UMSCHL Stapler mlift truck3 KFZ Flurförderzeug n (z. B. Gabelstapler) -
3 lift on/lift off
lift on/lift off (lo/lo) IMP/EXP, LOGIS Laden n und Löschen n eines Schiffes mit Kaikranen oder bordeigenen KranenEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > lift on/lift off
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4 lift
lift I v 1. hochheben, hochziehen, anheben; 2. freilegen, herausheben; 3. fördern (Pumpe); 4. abheben, hochziehen (eine alte Farbschicht) lift II 1. EB Aufzug m, Fahrstuhl m, Lift m, Personenaufzug m; 2. STAT Auftrieb m; Hub m; Sogkraft f; Saughöhe f; 3. BB, TE Einbauschicht f, Einbaulage f, Lage f; Betonierschicht f (Betonbau); 4. EB Hubfenstergriff m; 5. TE Gerüstetage f, Gerüstebene f; 6. RS Mörtelinjektionsmenge fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lift
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5 lift well
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lift well
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6 lift shaft
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7 lift-off
Start m, Abheben nt kein pl;we have \lift-off der Start ist erfolgt -
8 lift-slab construction
lift-slab construction BB, TE Hubplattenverfahren n, Hubplattenbauweise f, Deckenhebeverfahren n, Lift-Slab-Verfahren nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lift-slab construction
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9 lift-slab method
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lift-slab method
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10 lift-and-carry transfer
English-german engineering dictionary > lift-and-carry transfer
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11 lift arm
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12 lift arm extension
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13 lift beam
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14 lift bridge
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15 lift capacity
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16 lift chain
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17 lift cylinder
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18 lift cylinder trunnion
English-german engineering dictionary > lift cylinder trunnion
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19 lift eye
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20 lift fork
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