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1 ball bearing
rodamiento de bolas: cojinete m de bolan.• cojinete de bolas s.m. -
2 ball bearing
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3 ball bearing
s.cojinete de bolas, balín, balinera, rodamiento de bolas. -
4 ball bearing
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5 ball-bearing hinge
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > ball-bearing hinge
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6 ball-bearing cage
nMECH ENG jaula de bolas del rodamiento f, marco portabolas del cojinete m -
7 ball-bearing guideway
nMECH ENG guía de cojinete de bolas f, resbaladera de cojinete de bolas fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > ball-bearing guideway
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8 ball-bearing plummet block
nMECH ENG pedestal de cojinete de bolas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > ball-bearing plummet block
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9 ball-bearing race
nVEH anillo de rodadura m, pista del rodamiento de bolas f -
10 ball-bearing reactor
nMECH ENG reactor de cojinete de bolas m -
11 ball-bearing roller
nPROD rodillo de cojinetes de bolas m -
12 ball bearing steel
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13 angular ball bearing
nMECH cojinete de bolas angular m -
14 deep groove ball bearing
nMECH ENG cojinete de bolas de guías hondas m, cojinete de bolas de ranuras profundas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > deep groove ball bearing
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15 double row ball bearing
nMECH ENG cojinete de bolas de doble fila mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > double row ball bearing
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16 grooved ball bearing
nMECH ENG cojinete de bolas acanalado m -
17 heavy-duty ball bearing
nMECH ENG cojinete de bolas de construcción fuerte m, cojinete de bolas para trabajos pesados m, rodamiento de bolas de construcción fuerte m, rulemán para trabajos pesados mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > heavy-duty ball bearing
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18 medium-type ball bearing
nPROD cojinete de bolas de tipo medio mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > medium-type ball bearing
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19 miniature ball bearing
nMECH ENG microcojinete de bolas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > miniature ball bearing
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20 thrust ball bearing
nMECH ENG cojinete de bolas de empuje m, cojinete de empuje de bolas m
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См. также в других словарях:
ball bearing — ball bearing, adj. Mach. 1. a bearing consisting of a number of hard balls running in grooves in the surfaces of two concentric rings, one of which is mounted on a rotating or oscillating shaft or the like. 2. any of the balls so used. [1880 85]… … Universalium
ball bearing — ► NOUN 1) a bearing in which the parts are separated by a ring of small metal balls which reduce friction. 2) a ball used in such a bearing … English terms dictionary
ball bearing — ball bearings also ball bearing N COUNT Ball bearings are small metal balls placed between the moving parts of a machine to make the parts move smoothly … English dictionary
ball bearing — n. 1. a bearing in which the moving parts revolve or slide on freely rolling metal balls so that friction is reduced 2. any of such metal balls … English World dictionary
ball bearing — n 1.) small metal balls that move in a ring, to make a part inside a machine turn more easily 2.) one of these metal balls … Dictionary of contemporary English
ball bearing — ball ,bearing noun count one of several small hard metal balls that are used between moving parts of a machine to help the parts move smoothly … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Ball bearing — For individual balls that are sometimes called ball bearings , see Ball (bearing). Working principle for a ball bearing … Wikipedia
ball bearing — noun bearings containing small metal balls • Syn: ↑needle bearing, ↑roller bearing • Hypernyms: ↑bearing * * * noun, pl ⋯ ings [count] 1 : a part of a machine in which another part (such as a metal pole) turns easily ◇ A ball bearing is made up… … Useful english dictionary
ball bearing — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms ball bearing : singular ball bearing plural ball bearings one of several small hard metal balls that are used between moving parts of a machine to help the parts move smoothly … English dictionary
ball-bearing — see ball bearing … English dictionary
ball-bearing — a term of male abuse Perhaps another way of saying pillock, which is noted under pill1: Terrible as that little ball bearing is, he is less dangerous for us than Herbert Morrison. (Crossman, 1981) … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms