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101 Abfanglinie
f < aerospace> ■ line of interception -
102 Abflug
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103 Abfluggewicht
n < aerospace> ■ take-off weight -
104 Abflugmasse
f < aerospace> ■ take-off mass -
105 Abgangsebene
f < aerospace> ■ base of trajectory -
106 Abgasstrahl
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107 Abgasstrom
m < emiss> ■ exhaust gas stream; exhaust gas flowm <verbr.emiss> (von Öfen, Brennern; z.B. im Kamin) ■ flow of the flue gas; flue gas stream; flue gas flow -
108 abgebrochen
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109 abgebrochener Start
m < aerospace> ■ rejected takeoff (RTO) -
110 abgelehnte Beförderung
f < aerospace> ■ denied boardingGerman-english technical dictionary > abgelehnte Beförderung
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111 Abhebegeschwindigkeit
f < aerospace> ■ take-off speed; get-away speed -
112 Abheben
n <tech.allg> (von einem Untergrund) ■ liftingn <tech.allg> (Schicht, Lage; z.B. Farbschicht) ■ removal; strippingn <tech.allg> ■ lifting motion; liftingn <wz> (vom Werkstück) ■ relief -
113 abkurven
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114 Ablagefach
n <tech.allg> (betont: zum Sortieren; z.B. für Post, Kopien) ■ sort pocketn <kfz.innen> (allg., z.B. im Kofferraum seitlich; meist offen) ■ utility recess US ; storage binn <kfz.innen> (auf Mittelkonsole, mit Deckel) ■ storage box; center console storage compartment US.form ; cubby box GB.coll.rare -
115 ablegen
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116 Ablösungstriebwerk
n < aerospace> ■ separation engine -
117 abschmieren
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118 Abschussschacht
m < aerospace> ■ launcher silo -
119 Abschusswinkel
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120 abspringen
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