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41 taper gib
<mech.eng> ■ Keilleiste f<mech.eng> (for adjustment) ■ Keilnachstellleiste f -
42 tapered gib
<mech.eng> (for adjustment) ■ Keilnachstellleiste f -
43 tuning
<tech.gen> (of systems or subsystems; mech. or electrically) ■ Abstimmung f<av> ■ Sendereinstellung f<av> (for radio broadcasts; Hifi system module w/o amplifier) ■ Tuner m ; Empfangsteil n ; Empfänger m ; Radioempfänger m<mvhcl.mot> (adjustment of injection system, ignition timing etc.) ■ Einstellen n -
44 precision
Genauigkeit, die; attrib.* * *[-'siʒən]noun (exactness; accuracy: He spoke with great precision; ( also adjective) precision tools (=tools used for obtaining very accurate results).) die Genauigkeit; Präzisions-...* * *pre·ci·sion[prɪˈsɪʒən]with absolute/mathematical \precision mit absoluter/mathematischer GenauigkeitII. adj attr, inv exakt, präzise\precision drilling exakte Bohrung\precision timing präzise Zeitplanung, genaues Timing* * *[prI'sIZən]nGenauigkeit f; (of work, movement also) Präzision f* * *precision [prıˈsıʒn]express sth with precision etwas präzis(e) ausdrücken;arms of precision MIL PräzisionswaffenB adj TECH Präzisions…, Fein…:a) Feineinstellung f,b) Artillerie: genaues Einschießen;precision balance Präzisions-, Feinwaage f;precision bombing gezielter Bombenwurf, Punktzielbombenwurf m;precision instrument Präzisionsinstrument n;precision mechanic Feinmechaniker(in);precision tool Präzisionswerkzeug n* * *noun, no pl.Genauigkeit, die; attrib.* * *n.Exaktheit f.Genauigkeit f.Präzision f. -
45 regulator
noun* * *[-lei-]* * *regu·la·tor[ˈregjəleɪtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]n Regulator m, Aufsicht führende Person* * *['regjʊleɪtə(r)]n(= instrument) Regler m; (in clock, watch) Gangregler m; (for manual adjustment) Rücker m* * *regulator [ˈreɡjʊleıtə(r)] s1. ELEK Regler m2. TECH Regulator m:a) (Gang)Regler m (einer Uhr)b) (eine) Wanduhr3. TECH Regulier-, Stellvorrichtung f:regulator valve Reglerventil n4. CHEM Regulator m* * *noun* * *n.Regler - m.Regulierer m. -
46 timing
1)that was perfect timing! — (as somebody arrives) du kommst gerade im richtigen Augenblick!
2) (Theatre) Timing, das* * *1) (the measuring of the amount of time taken.) zeitliche Abmessung2) (the regulating of speech or actions to achieve the best effect: All comedians should have a good sense of timing.) das Timing* * *tim·ing[ˈtaɪmɪŋ]n1. no pl (of words, actions) Timing nt, Wahl nt des richtigen Zeitpunktsperfect \timing! I was just hoping someone would call dein Anruf kommt gerade richtig! ich hatte gehofft, dass jemand anrufen würdegood \timing gutes Timingyour \timing is off dein Einsatz ist vorbei4. (measuring of time) Zeitmessung f, Zeitabnahme f; of a race, runners also Stoppen nt kein pl; (in factories) Zeitkontrolle f* * *['taImɪŋ]nit's all a question of timing — es ist eine Frage (der Wahl) des richtigen Zeitpunkts or des Timings
perfect timing, I'd just opened a bottle — ihr kommt gerade richtig, ich habe eben eine Flasche aufgemacht
the timing of the statement was wrong/excellent — die Erklärung kam zum falschen/genau zum richtigen Zeitpunkt
the actors' timing was terrible —
to improve one's timing the dancer showed a good sense of timing — sein Timing verbessern der Tänzer bewies ein gutes Gefühl fürs Timing
* * *timing [ˈtaımıŋ] s2. zeitliche Abstimmung3. zeitliche Reg(e)lung, TECH Einstellung f (des Zündzeitpunkts etc):timing gear Steuergetriebe n* * *noun, no pl.1)that was perfect timing! — (as somebody arrives) du kommst gerade im richtigen Augenblick!
2) (Theatre) Timing, das* * *n.zeitliche Regulierung f. -
47 zero
noun, pl. zeros1) (nought) Null, die2) (fig.): (nil) null3) (starting point of scale; of temperature) Null, diein zero gravity — im Zustand der Schwerelosigkeit
absolute zero — (Phys.) absoluter Nullpunkt
4)zero [hour] — die Stunde X
* * *['ziərəu]plural - zeros; noun1) (nought; the number or figure 0: Three plus zero equals three; The figure 100 has two zeros in it.) die Null2) (the point on a scale (eg on a thermometer) which is taken as the standard on which measurements may be based: The temperature was 5 degrees above/below zero.) der Nullpunkt3) (the exact time fixed for something to happen, eg an explosion, the launching of a spacecraft etc: It is now 3 minutes to zero.) die Null* * *[ˈzɪərəʊ, AM ˈzɪroʊ]I. nthe needle is at [or on] \zero die Nadel steht auf null10 degrees above/below \zero zehn Grad über/unter null4. (nothing, lowest possible) nullto reduce sth to \zero etw auf null reduzieren1. (lowest possible level)at \zero altitude in unmittelbarer Bodennäheat \zero extra cost ohne zusätzliche Kostenat \zero gravity bei Schwerelosigkeit\zero growth Nullwachstum nt\zero inflation Nullinflation f2. (none, nothing at all) kein bisschen, keinerleihis prospects are \zero seine Aussichten sind gleich nullIII. vtto \zero a counter/an instrument einen Zähler/ein Gerät auf null einstellen* * *['zɪərəʊ]1. n pl - (e)s1) (= figure) Null f; (= point on scale) Nullpunkt m; (ROULETTE) Zero fhis chances were put at zero — man meinte, seine Aussichten seien gleich null
snow reduced visibility to near zero — es schneite so stark, dass die Sicht fast gleich null war
2. adjat zero altitude (Aviat) — im Tiefflug
zero growth — Nullwachstum nt
she showed zero interest in him (inf) — sie zeigte sich nicht im Geringsten an ihm interessiert
* * *zero [ˈzıərəʊ]A pl -ros, -roes sequate to zero MATH gleich null setzen;my interest in it was practically zero war gleich null2. PHYS Null(punkt) f(m), Ausgangspunkt m (einer Skala), besonders Gefrierpunkt m:10° below (above) zero 10 Grad unter (über) null3. MATH Null(punkt) f(m), Nullstelle f4. fig Null-, Tiefpunkt m:at zero auf dem Nullpunkt (angelangt)5. LING Nullform f6. MIL Nulljustierung f7. FLUG Bodennähe f:fly at zero unter 1000 Fuß oder in Bodennähe fliegenB v/t1. TECH auf null einstellena) MIL sich einschießen auf (akk) (a. fig),c) fig ein Problem etc einkreisen,d) fig sich auf eine Chance etc stürzenD adj1. Null…:a) TECH Nullpunkteinstellung f,b) ELEK Nullabgleich m (einer Brücke)2. besonders US umg null:z. abk1. zero2. zone* * *noun, pl. zeros1) (nought) Null, die2) (fig.): (nil) null3) (starting point of scale; of temperature) Null, dieabsolute zero — (Phys.) absoluter Nullpunkt
4)zero [hour] — die Stunde X
* * *adj.null adj. n.Null -en f.Nullpunkt m. -
48 check
[tʃek] UK/ US
1. vt(examine) überprüfen ( for auf + akk), TECH, (adjustment etc) kontrollieren, US, (tick) abhaken, AVIAT, (luggage) einchecken, US, (coat) abgeben2. n(examination, restraint) Kontrolle f US, (restaurant bill) Rechnung f, (pattern) Karo (muster) nt USSee: -
49 check
[tʃek] UK1. vt(examine) überprüfen ( for auf + akk), TECH, (adjustment etc) kontrollieren, US, (tick) abhaken, AVIAT, (luggage) einchecken, US, (coat) abgeben2. n(examination, restraint) Kontrolle f US, (restaurant bill) Rechnung f, (pattern) Karo (muster) nt USSee:
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