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I P.P. zahnen* * *ridged* * *ge|zahnt [gə'tsaːnt] [gə'tsɛːnt]adjserrated; (BOT) serrated, dentate (spec); (TECH) cogged; Briefmarke perforated* * *ge·zahnt, ge·zähnt2. TECH cogged, toothed3. (perforiert) perforated* * ** * *adj.serrate adj. -
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I P.P. zahnen* * *ridged* * *ge|zahnt [gə'tsaːnt] [gə'tsɛːnt]adjserrated; (BOT) serrated, dentate (spec); (TECH) cogged; Briefmarke perforated* * *ge·zahnt, ge·zähnt2. TECH cogged, toothed3. (perforiert) perforated* * ** * *adj.serrate adj. -
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I P.P. zackenII Adj. jagged; bes. BOT., TECH. serrated* * *serrate; dental; jagged; indented* * *ge|zạckt [gə'tsakt]adjFels jagged; Hahnenkamm toothed; Blatt serrated, dentate (spec)See:→ auch zacken* * *1) (having an edge, outline etc with V-shaped cuts or inward curves.) indented2) (notched, as the edge of a saw is: A bread- knife is often serrated.) serrated* * *ge·zackt* * * -
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