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1 conveyor
noun (a person or thing that conveys.) transportor -
2 conveyor belt
(an endless, moving belt carrying articles from one place to another in a factory etc: She put nuts on the chocolates as they went down the conveyor belt.) transportor cu bandă rulantă -
3 conveyor / conveing band / belt
(mas) bandă / curea transportoareEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > conveyor / conveing band / belt
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4 conveyer; conveyor
(mas) transportor; conveyor -
5 air conveyor
(th) transportor pneumatic -
6 apron conveyor
(mas) transportor cu plăci metalice / racleţi -
7 belt carrier / conveyor
(min, th) transportor cu bandăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > belt carrier / conveyor
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8 broken-bladed conveyor
(cstr) amestecător elicoidalEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > broken-bladed conveyor
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9 bucket conveyer / conveyor
(mas) transportor cu cupeEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bucket conveyer / conveyor
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10 caterpillar conveyor / conveyer
(mas) transportor pe şenileEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > caterpillar conveyor / conveyer
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11 endless conveyor
(mas) transportor circular / cu bandă fără sfârşit -
12 flight conveyor
(mas) transportor cu raclete -
13 gravity bucket conveyor
(chim) transportor cu cupe basculanteEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > gravity bucket conveyor
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14 helical conveyor
(mas) transportor elicoidal; şnec; melc -
15 jet conveyor
(cstr) încărcător prin aruncare -
16 jigging conveyor
(mas) transportor oscilant -
17 lift conveyor
(th) transportor elevator; elevator -
18 pan conveyor
(min) transportor cu scocuri (oscilante) -
19 pendulum bucket conveyor
(mas) transportor cu cupe basculanteEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > pendulum bucket conveyor
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20 plate convey / conveyor
(mas) bandă transportoare cu plăci articulateEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > plate convey / conveyor
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conveyor — con|vey|or conveyer [kənˈveıə US ər] n 1.) a person or thing that carries or communicates something ▪ the conveyer of good news 2.) a conveyor belt … Dictionary of contemporary English
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conveyor — con•vey•or or con•vey•er [[t]kənˈveɪ ər[/t]] n. 1) a person or thing that conveys 2) mac conveyor belt • Etymology: 1505–15 … From formal English to slang