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1 bearing
['bɛərɪŋ]n( posture) postawa f, postura f; ( connection) związek m, powiązanie nt; ( TECH) łożysko nt, ułożyskowanie ntto take a bearing — wziąć ( perf) namiar
to get one's bearings — ustalić ( perf) swoje położenie or swoją pozycję ( fig) zorientować się ( perf), nabrać ( perf) orientacji
- bearings* * *1) (manner, way of standing etc: a military bearing.) postawa, zachowanie2) ((usually in plural: sometimes short for ball-bearings) a part of a machine that has another part moving in or on it.) łożysko -
2 bearing adapter sleeve
tuleja rozprężna łożyskowaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > bearing adapter sleeve
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3 bearing age tree
drzewo w wieku owocowania -
4 bearing alloy
stop łożyskowy -
5 bearing area
powierzchnia nośna łożyskapowierzchnia oporowa -
6 bearing block
łożysko niedzielonełożysko oczkowe -
7 bearing brass
półpanew -
8 bearing bronze
brąz panewkowy -
9 bearing cage
koszyczek łożyska -
10 bearing cap
pokrywa łożyska -
11 bearing capacity
nośność gruntunośność podłoża -
12 bearing chock
obudowa walca walcarkipoduszka walca -
13 bearing compass
kompas główny -
14 bearing cone
pierścień wewnętrzny łożyska stożkowego -
15 bearing cup
pierścień zewnętrzny łożyska stożkowego -
16 bearing cursor
znacznik kursu -
17 bearing discrimination
rozróżnialność kątowaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > bearing discrimination
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18 bearing element
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19 bearing finder
namiernikpelengator -
20 bearing friction
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