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1 core hole
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > core hole
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2 core hole
core hole1 HÜTT/WALZ Kernloch ncore hole2 TECH vorgegossenes Loch n -
3 core hole
< petr> ■ Kernbohrloch n -
4 core-hole diameter
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5 core-hole drilling
<build.petr> ■ Kernlochbohren n -
6 core
core I v BM, TE kernbohren, einen Kern ausbohren, erbohren, kernen core II 1. BM, BT Kern m, Bohrkern m; 2. BT, KONST Kern m (Stahlbetonkern eines Gebäudes); Schalkern m; 3. EL Ader f, Leiter m (in einem Kabel); 4. HB Mittellage f; 5. s. → core hole; 6. BOD, ERDB ungestörte Bodenprobe fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > core
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7 core removing bore
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8 three-hole memory core
three-hole memory core Dreilochspeicherkern mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > three-hole memory core
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9 three-hole memory core
< edp> ■ Dreilochspeicherkern mEnglish-german technical dictionary > three-hole memory core
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10 center
US <tech.gen> (core of sth.) ■ Kern m<mach.tools> (lathe) ■ Reitstockspitze fUS < pack> (for winding of fibers, yarns, fabrics, film, foil, paper etc.) ■ Aufwickelhülse f DIN 55 405 ; Rollenkern m ; Wickelhülse f -
11 withdraw
vt <tech.gen> (sth from sth.; e.g. key from hole) ■ abziehen vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. vehicle, tool) ■ herausbewegen vtvt <tech.gen> (pull sth out from sth; e.g. dipstick) ■ herausziehen vtvt <mach.tools> (tool; e.g. drill) ■ ausheben vt
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