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1 continuous-production line
Conveyor (belt), continuous-production lineFleißband n, fließbandstraße fDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > continuous-production line
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2 continuous conveyor belt
< convey> ■ Endlostransportband nEnglish-german technical dictionary > continuous conveyor belt
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3 conveyor (belt)
Conveyor (belt), continuous-production lineFleißband n, fließbandstraße fDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > conveyor (belt)
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4 endless
adjectiveendlos; (coll.): (innumerable) unzählig; (eternal, infinite) unendlich; unendlich lang [Liste]have an endless wait, wait an endless time — endlos lange warten
* * *1) (going on for ever or for a very long time: endless arguments.) endlos2) (continuous, because of having the two ends joined: an endless chain.) endlos* * *end·less[ˈendləs]adj (without end) endlos; (innumerable) unzählig; (infinite) unendlich; (going on too long) endlos, unendlich langthe play seemed \endless das Stück schien kein Ende zu nehmen* * *['endlɪs]adj1) (= interminable, unlimited) period, stream, series, talk, patience endlos; variety unendlich; supply unbegrenztan endless round of meetings — Besprechungen, die kein Ende nehmen wollen
2) (= countless) meetings, arguments, questions, problems unzähligthe possibilities are endless — es gibt unendlich viele Möglichkeiten
3) (= continuous) road, stretch endlos (lang); queue endlos lang; expanse unendlich; desert, forest endlos, unendlich* * *endless [ˈendlıs] adj (adv endlessly)2. endlos, unendlich lang (Rede etc):the wait seemed endless das Warten schien kein Ende zu nehmen3. ununterbrochen, unaufhörlich, ewig umg, ständig (Streitereien etc)4. TECH endlos, Endlos…:endless belt endloses Band, Transmissionsband n;endless chain geschlossene oder endlose Kette;endless paper Endlos-, Rollenpapier n;endless saw Bandsäge(maschine) f;endless screw Schnecke f* * *adjectiveendlos; (coll.): (innumerable) unzählig; (eternal, infinite) unendlich; unendlich lang [Liste]have an endless wait, wait an endless time — endlos lange warten
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5 carrier roller
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