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1 Uhrwerk
n watch ( oder clock) mechanism, works Pl.; wie ein Uhrwerk mechanical(ly); mit der Regelmäßigkeit eines Uhrwerks regular as clockwork* * *das Uhrwerkclockwork* * *Uhr|werkntclockwork mechanism (auch fig), works pl (of a clock/watch), movements pl* * *(machinery similar to that of a clock: a toy which works by clockwork.) clockwork* * *Uhr·werknt2. (Antrieb eines Spielzeugs) clockwork mechanism* * *das clock/watch mechanism* * *wie ein Uhrwerk mechanical(ly);mit der Regelmäßigkeit eines Uhrwerks regular as clockwork* * *das clock/watch mechanism* * *-e n.clockwork n. -
2 Uhrwerk
Uhr·werk nt1) ( Antrieb einer mechanischen Uhr) clockwork mechanism, works npl, [of a watch/clock] movements pl2) ( Antrieb eines Spielzeugs) clockwork mechanism; -
3 Federantrieb
m <tech.allg> ■ clockwork mechanism; clockwork -
4 Uhrwerkantrieb
m <tech.allg> ■ clockwork mechanism; clockwork -
5 Aufziehmechanismus
mclockwork (mechanism) -
6 Räderwerk
n mechanism, works Pl.; Uhr: auch clockwork; (Getriebe) gearing; fig. machinery; ins Räderwerk der Justiz geraten get caught in the meshes of the law* * *Rä|der|werknt (MECH)mechanism, works pl; (fig) machinery, cogs pl* * *Rä·der·werk* * *ins Räderwerk der Justiz geraten get caught in the meshes of the law* * *n.landing gear (aircraft) n.running gear n.wheelwork n. -
7 Getriebe
n; -s, -1. TECH. gear unit; MOT. etc. transmission; (Räderkasten) gearbox; (Antrieb) drive; einer Uhr etc.: clockwork2. fig. machinery; Sand* * *das Getriebemechanism; gearbox; gearing; transmission; gear; gears* * *Ge|trie|be [gə'triːbə]nt -s, -See:→ Sand2) (= lebhaftes Treiben) bustle, hurly-burly* * *das1) ((usually in plural) a set of toothed wheels which act together to carry motion: a car with automatic gears.) gear2) (a mechanism used for a particular purpose: an aeroplane's landing-gear.) gear3) (quick and busy activity.) hustle* * *Ge·trie·be<-s, ->[gəˈtri:bə]ntautomatisches \Getriebe automatic transmission [or gears]; Uhrwerk movement, worksdas \Getriebe umschalten to change gear2. (lebhaftes Treiben) bustle, hustle and bustle, bustling activity* * *das; Getriebes, Getriebe1) gears pl.; (in einer Maschine) gear system; (Getriebekasten) gearbox2) (Betriebsamkeit) hustle and bustle* * *1. TECH gear unit; AUTO etc transmission; (Räderkasten) gearbox; (Antrieb) drive; einer Uhr etc: clockwork* * *das; Getriebes, Getriebe1) gears pl.; (in einer Maschine) gear system; (Getriebekasten) gearbox2) (Betriebsamkeit) hustle and bustle* * *- n.gear (mechanics) n.gear unit (mechanics) n.gearbox n.gearing n.mechanism n.transmission (mechanics) n. -
8 Laufwerk
n1. TECH. (Antrieb) drive; Computer: auch disk drive; für Kassette, Magnetband, Film: transport; (Mechanismus) mechanism; einer Uhr: movement3. umg., hum. (Beine) pins Pl.* * *das Laufwerkdrive* * *Lauf|werkntrunning gear; (COMPUT) drive* * *Lauf·werkaktuelles/physisches/virtuelles \Laufwerk actual/physical/virtual drive* * *1) (Technik) mechanism2) (DV) drive* * *Laufwerk n1. TECH (Antrieb) drive; COMPUT auch disk drive; für Kassette, Magnetband, Film: transport; (Mechanismus) mechanism; einer Uhr: movement3. umg, hum (Beine) pins pl* * *1) (Technik) mechanism2) (DV) drive* * *-e n.device n.disk drive (computers) n.drive (computers) n. -
9 Laufwerk
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10 Räderwerk
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clockwork — clock•work [[t]ˈklɒkˌwɜrk[/t]] n. 1) hor the mechanism of a clock 2) any mechanism similar to that of a clock • like clockwork Etymology: 1620–30 … From formal English to slang
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