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41 Ladeprogramm
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42 Radlader
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43 Ladefläche
Ladefläche f LOGIS bearing surface* * *f < Transp> bearing surface* * *Ladefläche
loading space (area), (Waggon) load platform;
• Ladefrist loading time;
• Ladegebühren loading charges;
• Ladegeld wharfage;
• Ladegerät loading equipment;
• Ladegeschäft loading and unloading;
• Ladegewicht load, shipping (gross delivery) weight, (Schiff) load displacement;
• Ladegleis loading track (side);
• Ladegut freight[age], cargo;
• Ladehafen port of lading, shipping (loading) port;
• Ladehöhe (Lastwagen) loading platform;
• Ladekai loading wharf (quay);
• Ladekapazität carrying capacity;
• Ladeklappe (Lastwagen) tailboard, tail gate (US);
• Ladekosten loading (handling) charges;
• Ladelinie load (plimsoll) line, water line;
• Ladeliste loading (freight) list, [shipper’s] manifest;
• Lademannschaft loading hands;
• Lademarke (Schiff) load line;
• Lademeister chief loader, (Bahn) railway goods manager;
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44 Verlader
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45 Aufladerin
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46 Binde
f; -, -n1. MED. bandage; (Armschlinge) sling; den Arm in einer Binde tragen have one’s arm in a sling; (Augenbinde) blindfold; eine Binde über dem linken Auge tragen have a patch over one’s left eye3. am Hals: necktie; am Arm: armband; sich (Dat) einen hinter die Binde gießen oder kippen umg. have a tipple, have a drink or two* * *die Binde(Armbinde) band;(Damenbinde) sanitary towel; napkin;(Medizin) ligature; bandage* * *Bịn|de ['bɪndə]f -, -n3) (= Monatsbinde) (sanitary) towel or (esp US) napkin4) (dated = Krawatte) tieeinen hinter die Binde gießen or kippen (inf) — to put a few drinks away
* * *Bin·de<-, -n>[ˈbɪndə]f[jdm] eine [elastische] \Binde anlegen to put an [elastic] bandage on sb [or bandage sb up]3. (Armband) armband4.▶ sich dat einen hinter die \Binde gießen [o kippen] (fam) to have a drink or two, to wet one's whistle fam* * *die; Binde, Binden1) (Verband) bandage; (AugenBinde) blindfold2) (ArmBinde) armband3) (veralt.): (Krawatte) tie* * *eine Binde über dem linken Auge tragen have a patch over one’s left eyesich (dat)kippen umg have a tipple, have a drink or two* * *die; Binde, Binden1) (Verband) bandage; (AugenBinde) blindfold2) (ArmBinde) armband3) (veralt.): (Krawatte) tiesich (Dat.) einen hinter die Binde gießen od. kippen — (ugs.) have a drink or two
* * *-n f.fascia n.ligature n.sanitary napkin n.sanitary towel n. -n (präfix) f.linking loader n. -
47 Selbstlader
m; -s, -; umg. automatic (weapon)* * *Sẹlbst|la|der [-laːdɐ]m -s, -self-loader, semiautomatic weapon or firearm* * * -
48 Ladevorrichtung
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49 Urladeprogramm
Ur·la·de·pro·grammnt INFORM bootstrap loader -
50 Absetzkipper
m < nfz> ■ bucket loader -
51 Anfangslader
m < edv> ■ initial program loader -
52 Aufgeber
m < förd> ■ loader; feeder; charger -
53 Bandlader
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54 Bankloader
m <edv.mus> ■ bank loader -
55 Becherwerkslader
m < förd> ■ bucket loader -
56 Beladevorrichtung
f < förd> ■ loading device; loader -
57 Besatzgerät
n <min.spreng> (Sprengarbeit) ■ loader; stemmer -
58 Bootstrap-Lader
m < edv> ■ bootstrap loader -
59 Doppelwalzenschrämlader
m < min> ■ double-drum cutter loaderGerman-english technical dictionary > Doppelwalzenschrämlader
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60 Dreipunktsackheber
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