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1 weld
weld 1. verb(to join (pieces of metal) by pressure, often using heat, electricity etc.) sveise sammen2. noun(a joint made by welding.) sveis, sveisefuge- weldersveiseIsubst. \/weld\/1) ( plantearten Reseda luteola) fargereseda2) ( tekstilfarge) forklaring: gult fargestoff fra fargeresedaIIsubst. \/weld\/1) sveis(ing)2) sveisested, sveiseskjøt, sveisesømIIIverb \/weld\/1) sveise (fast), sveise sammen2) kunne sveises3) ( overført) sveise sammen, spleise, smi sammenweld together sveise sammen -
2 weld deposit
subst.( mekaniske fag) påleggssveis -
3 weld-soldering
subst.( maskinfag) sveiselodding -
4 butt weld
subst.( mekaniske fag) buttsveis -
5 fillet weld
subst.( mekaniske fag) kilsveis -
6 spot-weld
verb \/ˈspɒtweld\/punktsveise -
7 arc welding
subst. \/ˈɑːkˌweldɪŋ\/( maskinfag) (lys)buesveising -
8 gas welding
subst. \/ˈɡæsˌweldɪŋ\/( maskinfag) gassveising -
9 spot-welder
subst. \/ˈspɒtˌweldə\/punktsveiser -
10 weldable
adj. \/ˈweldəbl\/sveisbar, egnet for sveising -
11 welder
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12 welding
sveisingsubst. \/ˈweldɪŋ\/1) sveis(ing), sveiseskjøt, sveisesøm2) ( overført) sammensveising, skjøt3) sveise-, sveisings-• did you use a welding blowpipe? -
13 welding-hot
adj. \/ˈweldɪŋhɒt\/hvitglødende -
14 well defined
adj. \/ˌweldɪˈfaɪnd\/veldefinert, tydelig avgrenset, klart angitt, markant -
15 well deserved
adj. \/ˌweldɪˈzɜːvd\/velfortjent -
16 well directed
adj. \/ˌweldɪˈrektɪd\/, \/ˌweldaɪˈrektɪd\/1) velrettet2) rasjonell, klok• is that a well directed method?3) velstelt, velpleid -
17 well disposed
adj. \/ˌweldɪˈspəʊzd\/velvillig (innstilt), vennligsinnetwell disposed to(wards) vennligsinnet mot, vennlig innstilt overfor -
18 well done
adj. \/ˌwelˈdʌn\/, foranstilt: \/ˈweldʌn\/1) godt gjort2) gjennomstekt, gjennomkokt -
19 well judged
adj. \/ˌwelˈdʒʌdʒd\/, foranstilt: \/ˈweldʒʌdʒd\/1) veloverveid, klok, forstandig2) velrettet, velberegnet
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