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1 bearing
1) (manner, way of standing etc: a military bearing.) ţinută2) ((usually in plural: sometimes short for ball-bearings) a part of a machine that has another part moving in or on it.) rulment -
2 bearing
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3 bearing adjustment
(mas) reglarea lagărului -
4 bearing alloy
(met) aliaj / compoziţie ptr. lagăre -
5 bearing area / surface
(th) suprafaţă de reazem, suprafaţă portantăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bearing area / surface
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6 bearing axle
(mas) osie purtătoare / portantă -
7 bearing backing
(mas) cuzinet de lagăr -
8 bearing ball
(mas) bilă de rulment -
9 bearing beam / carrier
(cstr) grindă de reazem, longrinăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bearing beam / carrier
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10 bearing block
(cstr) postament, talpă de lagăr, piatră-cuzinet -
11 bearing brass
(mas) cuzinet; cuzinet de lagăr -
12 bearing bush / bushing / liner / linning / sleeve / seat
(mas) cuzinet de lagărEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bearing bush / bushing / liner / linning / sleeve / seat
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13 bearing cage / separator
(mas) colivie a rulmentuluiEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bearing cage / separator
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14 bearing capacity / force / strength
(cstr) capacitate / forţă portantăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bearing capacity / force / strength
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15 bearing clearance
(mas) joc al lagărului -
16 bearing cover / cap
(mas) capac de lagăr -
17 bearing edge
(cstr) punct de încastrare -
18 bearing frame
(cstr) cadru portant -
19 bearing friction
(mas) frecare din lagăr -
20 bearing hinge
(mas) articulaţie de reazem
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