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1 add
vi <tech.gen> (deposits, sludge, filter cake, particles etc.) ■ anlagern vrvt <tech.gen> (surcharge etc.) ■ zuschlagen vtvt coll <tech.gen> (a relatively small amount of sth. to a mixture) ■ beimengen vt ; zumischen vt ; zusetzen vt ; zugeben vt -
2 admix
vt <tech.gen> (a relatively small amount of sth. to a mixture) ■ beimengen vt ; zumischen vt ; zusetzen vt ; zugeben vtvt <chem.proc> (e.g. bleaching agents) ■ einmischen vt ; zumischen vt -
3 fastening pin
<mech.eng> (gen.; relatively small) ■ Befestigungsstift m ; Haltestift m -
4 fixing pin
<mech.eng> (gen.; relatively small) ■ Befestigungsstift m ; Haltestift m -
5 horn button
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6 locking pin
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7 mounting pin
<mech.eng> (gen.; relatively small) ■ Befestigungsstift m ; Haltestift m -
8 roller
<tech.gen> (wheel or pulley, usually idle) ■ Laufrolle f<tech.gen> (anything with a relatively small diameter that rolls) ■ Rolle f<tech.gen> (any size and shape) ■ Walze f<build.mach> (for lawns, pavement etc.) ■ Walze f<pap.waste> ■ Walze f -
9 securing pin
<mech.eng> (gen.; relatively small) ■ Befestigungsstift m ; Haltestift m<mech.eng> (gen., keeps sth in place) ■ Sicherungsstift m -
10 ship
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11 supply boat
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12 supply ship
< nav> ■ Vorratsschiff n<nav.logist> (gen.) ■ Versorgungsschiff n ; Mutterschiff n
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