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1 Stahlseilgurt
Stahlseilgurt m TECH belt with steel wire core, steel cable belt, steel cable belting, steel cable constructed belt, steel cable core belting, steel cord belt, steel cord cable; wire cable reinforced belt (z. B. eines Förderers) -
2 Seele
f <tech.allg> ■ central coref <wz> (Spiralbohrer) ■ web -
3 Kabelader
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4 Kabelseele
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5 Kabelseele
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6 Kabelader
f <el> ■ cable conductor; cable core -
7 Ader
f < bio> ■ veinf <el> (in einadrigem Kabel) ■ cable coref <el> (allg. Einzelleiter in Kabel) ■ wire conductorf < min> ■ seamf <opt.lwl> ■ buffered fiber -
8 Kabelseele
f.cable core n. -
9 Kabelseele
Kabelseele f cable coreDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Kabelseele
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10 Kabeladereinbindung
Kabeladereinbindung f cable core binderDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Kabeladereinbindung
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11 Kabelseele
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Kabelseele
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12 Kabelader
f ELEKTRON cable core -
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f ELEKTRON cable core -
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fcable core -
15 Ader
f; -, -n1. ANAT. (Vene) vein; (Puls-, Schlagader, Arterie) artery; jemanden zur Ader lassen auch fig. bleed s.o. (white oder dry); sich (Dat) die Adern öffnen geh. slash one’s wrists2. fig. (Begabung) vein, bent; (Wesenszug) streak; dichterische Ader poetic vein; eine praktische Ader haben have a practical bent (of mind); sie hat eine leichte Ader there is a frivolous streak in her; er hat eine komische / fröhliche Ader he is a funny / happy-go-lucky fellow3. (Gold-, Gesteinsader etc.) vein, lode6. ZOOL. im Insektenflügel: vein7. (Seilader) strand* * *die Ader(Biologie) vein;(Elektrik) conductor* * *['aːdɐ]f -, -n (BOT, GEOL)vein; (PHYSIOL) blood vessel; (ELEC = Leitungsdraht) core; (fig = Veranlagung) bentdas spricht seine künstlerische/musikalische Áder an — that appeals to the artist/musician in him
eine/keine Áder für etw haben — to have feeling/no feeling for sth
eine poetische/musikalische Áder haben — to have a poetical/musical streak
jdn zur Áder lassen (old, fig inf) — to bleed sb
* * *<-, -n>[ˈa:dɐ]f2. (Erzgang) vein3. (einzelner Draht) core4. BOT vein5. (Begabung)jds \Ader sein to be sb's forteeine künstlerische/musikalische/poetische \Ader haben to have an artistic/musical/poetic bent* * *die; Ader, Adern1) (Anat., Zool.) blood vessel; vein3) (Bot., Geol.) vein4) (Elektrot.) core* * *sich (dat)die Adern öffnen geh slash one’s wristsdichterische Ader poetic vein;eine praktische Ader haben have a practical bent (of mind);sie hat eine leichte Ader there is a frivolous streak in her;er hat eine komische/fröhliche Ader he is a funny/happy-go-lucky fellow3. (Gold-, Gesteinsader etc) vein, lode4. ELEK wire, core, conductor;die Ader eines Kabels the lead of a cable7. (Seilader) strand* * *die; Ader, Adern1) (Anat., Zool.) blood vessel; vein2) o. Pl. (Anlage, Begabung) streak3) (Bot., Geol.) vein4) (Elektrot.) core* * *-n (Bergbau) f.lode (mining) n. -n f.strand n.vein n. -
16 Dreileiterkabel
Dreileiterkabel n three-conductor cable, three-core cable, triple-core cable, cable in triplesDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Dreileiterkabel
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17 dreiadriges Kabel
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > dreiadriges Kabel
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18 Zweileiterkabel
Zweileiterkabel n two-conductor cable, twin-core cable, double-core cableDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Zweileiterkabel
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19 zweiadriges Kabel
nt ELEKTRON dual-conductor cable, twin-core cable, two-core cableDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > zweiadriges Kabel
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20 zweipolig
Adj. two-pole..., bipolar; Stecker: two-pin...* * *zwei|po|lig [-poːlɪç]adj (ELEC)double-pole, bipolar* * *zwei·po·lig* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.bipolar adj.
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