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1 gear-cutting tool
< tools> ■ Verzahnwerkzeug n -
2 gear-generating tool
<mach.tools> ■ Wälzverzahnungswerkzeug n -
3 tool lifting gear
<mach.tools> (e.g. shaping) ■ Meißelabhebeeinrichtung f -
4 layshaft gear cluster
<mech.eng> (e.g. truck, machine tool) ■ Vorgelegezahnradblock m -
5 bevel
1. noun(slope) Schräge, die2. transitive verb,bevel edge — Schrägkante, die
(Brit.) - ll- abschrägen* * *['bevəl](a slanting edge (rather than a sharp corner): A chisel has a bevel on its cutting edge.) die Abschrägung- academic.ru/95502/bevelled">bevelled* * *bev·el[ˈbevəl]I. vt* * *['bevəl]1. nSchräge f, Schrägfläche f, Abschrägung f; (also bevel edge) abgeschrägte Kante, Schrägkante f; (= tool also bevel square) Schrägmaß nt, Stellwinkel m2. vtabschrägen, schräg abflachenedge — Schrägkante f, abgeschrägte Kante
* * *bevel [ˈbevl]A s TECH1. Schräge f, (Ab-)Schrägung f:on a bevel schräg2. schräger Ausschnitt, Fase f3. Winkelpasser m, Schmiege f, Schrägmaß n4. Kegel m, Konus m5. Böschung fB v/t prät und pperf -eled, besonders Br -elled abkanten, abschrägen, gehren, facettieren:bevel(l)ed cutter Kegelfräser m;bevel(l)ed glass facettiertes Glas;bevel(l)ing plane Schräghobel mC v/i schräg verlaufenD adj1. schräg, abgeschrägt:bevel cut Schräg-, Gehrungsschnitt m;bevel edge Schrägkante f2. konisch, kegelig* * *1. noun(slope) Schräge, die2. transitive verb,bevel edge — Schrägkante, die
(Brit.) - ll- abschrägen* * *n.Schräge -n f. v.abschrägen v. -
6 hold
< edp> ■ Stillstand m<edp.av> ■ Holdfunktion fvt <tech.gen> (e.g. course, direction, set point) ■ einhalten vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. rope, tool) ■ festhalten vtvt <tech.gen> (a specified volume; e.g. 1 gallon, 40 m3) ■ fassen vtvt <tech.gen> (a value, condition; e.g. speed, pressure, course) ■ halten vtvt <mech.eng> ■ sperren vt -
7 frequency of oil/fluid change
English-german technical dictionary > frequency of oil/fluid change
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8 lift
< build> ■ Hebegriff m<mech.eng> (of brake shoe, brake band) ■ Lüften nvt <tech.gen> (stress on: remove sth vertically upwards) ■ abheben vtvt <tech.gen> (gen.; stress on: raise slightly, small distance) ■ anheben vtvt <mech.eng> (produce a gap; e.g. between brake pad and disk) ■ lüften vt -
9 lock
<tech.gen> (for people, equipment) ■ Schleuse f<tech.gen> (for locking; of doors, gates, lids, fuel caps etc.) ■ Schloss n< build> ■ Verriegelung fGB <build.hydr> (confined section of a canal or river; flow regulation with sluice gate) ■ Schleuse f<mech.eng> (blocking device) ■ Sperre f<mech.eng> ■ Verschluss m<mech.eng> (safeguard against inadvertent operation) ■ Verriegelung fvi <mech.eng> ■ sperren vivt <tech.gen> ■ festklemmen vt ; verriegeln vt ; verschließen vtvt <mech.eng> (e.g. covers, doors, to prevent inadvertent opening) ■ blockieren vt--------lock (together) -
10 oil change intervals
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11 tip
<tech.gen> (e.g. of blowpipe, nozzle) ■ Mundstück n<tech.gen> (e.g. sewing needle, carburetor) ■ Nadelspitze f<el> ■ Pumpspitze f<mech.eng> (of gear teeth) ■ Kopf m<mvhcl.el> ■ Zündkerzenelektrode f< phot> ■ Längsneigung f< tools> ■ Griffrohr n< waste> ■ Kippe f -
12 unoperated position
<tech.gen> (e.g. gear lever, pointer, tool) ■ Ruhestellung f -
13 valve lifter
< mot> ■ Ventilmitnehmer m<mvhcl.tools> (pliers-type tool with expanding jaws) ■ Ventilfederhebezange f ; Ventilfederheber m rar
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