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1 coil
<mech.eng> (turn of a coil spring) ■ Windung f<mvhcl.el> (ignition system) ■ Zündspule f< nav> ■ Rolle f< pps> ■ Schlange f< pps> ■ Schlangenrohr n -
2 heavy
<tech.gen> (sheet metal, cable) ■ dick<tech.gen> (massive; e.g. construction, design) ■ massiv<tech.gen> ■ schwerflüssig<tech.gen> (stiff operation; e.g. of levers, pedals, control knobs, linkage) ■ schwergängig< food> ■ schwer; wuchtig<mech.eng> (diameter, gauge; e.g. sheet steel, tubing) ■ kräftig; dick; stark< print> (typeface; in professional printing) ■ fett< srfc> (paint coatings etc.) ■ Dickschicht...; Dick... -
3 wind
< meteo> ■ Wind mvt <tech.gen> (e.g. rope, cable) ■ aufrollen vtvt <tech.gen> (on spools, reels; e.g. thread, wire, film) ■ aufspulen vtvt <tech.gen> (gen.) ■ aufwickeln vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. yarn, rope, cable) ■ winden vtvt <mech.eng> (e.g. thread, wire) ■ spulen vt -
4 heavy-gauge
<tech.gen> (sheet metal, cable) ■ dick<el> (wires, cables) ■ dickdrähtig -
5 kink
<tech.gen> (sharp bend; in wire, paper, metal sheet, tube, pipe, curve) ■ Knick m<qualit.mat> (e.g. in hoses, pipes) ■ Knickstelle fvi <tech.gen> (e.g. rope) ■ Schleifen bilden vivt <tech.gen> ■ abknicken vi/vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. wire, hose) ■ knicken vt -
6 reel
<tech.gen> (e.g. plastic sheet, paper) ■ Rolle f<el> (for cable) ■ Trommel f<min.textil> ■ Haspeltrommel f< prod> ■ Wickel m< textil> ■ Weife fvt <tech.gen> (e.g. wire, thread, tape) ■ aufrollen vt ; aufwickeln vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. yarn, tape) ■ winden vt -
7 uncoil
vi <tech.gen> (from reel, coil; e.g. wire, steel sheet, paper) ■ ablaufen vi ; abrollen vi ugsvt <tech.gen> (e.g. steel strip, cable) ■ abwickeln vt -
8 wrap
<tech.gen> (of belt or chain drives, video heads) ■ Umschlingung f<med.tech> (elastic bandage) ■ Bandage fvt <tech.gen> (with twine, rope, cable, wire) ■ umschlingen vtvt <el.join> ■ lötlos verdrahten vt -
9 quad
noun(coll.)1) (quadrangle) Innenhof, der2) (quadruplet) Vierling, der* * *see quadrangle, quadruplet* * *quad1[kwɒd, AM kwɑ:d]quad2[kwɒd, AM kwɑ:d]n short for quadrangle (block of buildings) [Häuser]block m, Geviert nt; (on a campus) Hof, [viereckiger] Innenhof; (on school grounds) viereckiger Schulhofquad3[kwɒd, AM kwɑ:d]I. nII. adj vierfach* * *[kwɒd]n1) abbr of academic.ru/59466/quadrangle">quadrangle Hof m2) abbr of quadruplet Vierling men quad — Halbgeviert nt
4) (COMPUT) abbrSee:* * *quad2 [kwɒd; US kwɑd] s ELEK Viererkabel n* * *noun(coll.)1) (quadrangle) Innenhof, der2) (quadruplet) Vierling, der* * *n.Viereck -e n.
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