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1 oscillating
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2 oscillating
['ɒsIleItɪŋ]adj2) (fig) schwankend* * *oscillating adj (adv oscillatingly)1. oszillierend, schwingend, pendelnd:oscillating mirror Schwing-, Kippspiegel m;2. fig schwankend, unschlüssig* * *adj.schwingend adj. -
3 oscillating
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4 oscillating
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5 oscillating conveyor
oscillating conveyor1 FÖRD, UMSCHL Schwingrinne f (Schwingförderer)oscillating conveyor2 HÜTT Schüttelrinne fEnglish-german engineering dictionary > oscillating conveyor
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6 oscillating axle
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7 oscillating bearing
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8 oscillating circuit
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9 oscillating direction indicator
English-german engineering dictionary > oscillating direction indicator
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10 oscillating doctor blade
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11 oscillating force
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12 oscillating grate spreader
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13 oscillating mould
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14 oscillating raking device
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15 oscillating saw
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16 oscillating screen
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17 oscillating suspended
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18 oscillating tandem wheels
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19 oscillating torque
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20 oscillating arc
oscillating arc schwingender Lichtbogen mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > oscillating arc
См. также в других словарях:
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