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1 abrasion strength
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2 abrasion strength
<qualit.mat> (e.g. of paint coats, textiles, tires) ■ Abriebfestigkeit f ; Verschleißfestigkeit f ; Scheuerbeständigkeit f ; Abnutzungswiderstand m ; Abschleiffestigkeit f rar -
3 abrasion
noun(graze) Hautabschürfung, die* * *[ə'breiʒən] 1. noun(an injury caused by scraping or grazing the skin: minor abrasions.) die Abschürfung- academic.ru/165/abrasive">abrasive2. noun(something used for scraping or rubbing a surface: Sandpaper is an abrasive.) das Schleifmittel* * *abra·sion[əˈbreɪʒən]nto be resistant to \abrasion strapazierfähig sein* * *[ə'breIZən]n (MED)(Haut)abschürfung f; (GEOL) Abtragung f* * *abrasion [əˈbreıʒn] s1. Abreiben n, Abschaben n2. TECHb) Verschleiß m (auch fig), Abrieb m:abrasion strength Abriebfestigkeit f3. MED (Haut)Abschürfung f, Schramme f* * *noun(graze) Hautabschürfung, die* * *(skin) n.Hautabschürfung f. n.Abnutzung f.Abreibung f.Abrieb -e f.Abschaben n.Abschleifung f.Abschürfung f.
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