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1 flexible tube
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2 rubber aerial
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3 rubber antenna
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4 rubber mat
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5 rubber sheet
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6 rubber-sheathed flexible cord
<el> ■ Gummischlauchleitung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > rubber-sheathed flexible cord
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7 boot
<tech.gen> (flexible, rubber collar/sleeve; usu. bellows-style; e.g. dust boot) ■ Manschette f ; Dichtungsmanschette fcoll <tech.gen> (usu. black rubber or neoprene; e.g. for push rods, tie rod ball ends) ■ Staubschutzkappe f ; Staubschutzmanschette f ; Schutzkappe f< garm> ■ Stiefel m<mvhcl.brake> (rubber cap in gen.; e.g. on master cylinder) ■ Schutzkappe f<proc.hydr> (of a band screen) ■ Fußstück n -
8 elastic
1. adjective1) elastisch2) (fig.): (flexible) flexibel2. noun* * *[i'læstik] 1. adjective1) ((of a material or substance) able to return to its original shape or size after being pulled or pressed out of shape: an elastic bandage; Rubber is an elastic substance.) elastisch2) (able to be changed or adapted: This is a fairly elastic arrangement.) anpassungsfähig2. noun(a type of cord containing strands of rubber: Her hat was held on with a piece of elastic.) das Gummiband- academic.ru/23609/elasticity">elasticity- elastic band* * *elas·tic[ɪˈlæstɪk]I. adj1. (stretchable) elastisch, dehnbarto have \elastic properties elastisch seinhe has an \elastic personality er ist nicht unterzukriegenII. n* * *[I'lstɪk] elastischelastic waist — Taille f mit Gummizug
2. nGummi(band nt) m; (US = rubber band) Gummi m* * *elastic [ıˈlæstık]A adj (adv elastically)1. elastisch:a) federnd, spannkräftig (beide auch fig)b) dehnbar, biegsam, geschmeidig (auch fig):elastic conscience weites Gewissen;elastic currency WIRTSCH elastische Währung;an elastic term ein dehnbarer Begriffc) fig anpassungsfähig2. PHYSa) elastisch (verformbar)b) (unbegrenzt) expansionsfähig (Gase)c) inkompressibel (Flüssigkeiten):elastic deformation elastische Verformung;elastic force Elastizität f;elastic scattering elastische Streuung3. Gummi…:elastic stocking Gummistrumpf mB s besonders US Gummistoff m, -gewebe n* * *1. adjective1) elastisch2) (fig.): (flexible) flexibel2. noun* * *adj.dehnbar adj.elastisch adj. -
9 hose
<tech.gen> (flexible conduit for fluids; typ. of rubber, plastic; e.g. for water) ■ Schlauch m--------hose (down)vt <tech.gen> (e.g. for cleaning) ■ abspritzen vt -
10 channel
<tech.gen> (gen.) ■ Kanal m<tech.gen> ■ Stromkanal m<tech.gen> (e.g. U-shaped steel section, flexible weatherstrip) ■ U-Querschnitt m ; U-Profil n<av> ■ Programm n<av> (radio, TV) ■ Sender m ; Kanal m<edp.tele.av> ■ Übertragungskanal m ; Kanal m<el> (for electr. signals; e.g. audio and video channels) ■ Kanal m<mech.eng> ■ Hohlkehle f ; Riefe f -
11 slip on
vt <tech.gen> (elastic, flexible material; e.g. rubber, dust boot) ■ aufstreifen vt -
12 tube
<tech.gen> ■ Hülse f<tech.gen> (not primarily for fluid transport; e.g. structural or heat transfer t.) ■ Rohr n<av> ■ Schwingspulen-Träger m<med.tech> (instrument used for intubation) ■ Tubus m< vhcl> ■ Rohr n
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