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1 mechanical
adjective(lit. or fig.) mechanisch* * *1) (having to do with machines: mechanical engineering.) Maschinen-...2) (worked or done by machinery: a mechanical sweeper.) mechanisch3) (done etc without thinking, from force of habit: a mechanical action.) automatisch* * *me·chani·cal[mɪˈkænɪkəl]adj inv\mechanical failure Maschinenversagen nt\mechanical problem technisches Problem\mechanical reliability technische Zuverlässigkeit2. (machine-like) mechanisch, automatisch* * *[mI'knIkəl] mechanisch; toy technisch* * *mechanical [mıˈkænıkl] adj (adv mechanically)1. mechanisch:a) PHYS mechanisch begründet, Bewegungs…b) TECH Maschinen…, maschinell:mechanically operated mechanisch betätigt2. TECH mechanisch hergestellt3. TECH automatisch4. fig mechanisch:a) unwillkürlich, automatisch (Geste etc)b) routine-, schablonenmäßig (Arbeit)5. a) Handwerks…, Handwerker…b) Mechaniker…:mechanical art Handwerk n6. technisch veranlagt:mechanical genius technisches Genie;mechanical aptitude technische Begabungmech. abk1. mechanic2. mechanical4. mechanism* * *adjective(lit. or fig.) mechanisch* * *adj.mechanisch adj.mechanischer adj. -
2 caulk
vt <tech.gen> (a seam, gap, joint, crevice; e.g. with heavy paste) ■ abdichten vt ; dichten vtvt <tech.gen> (squeeze together, seal, by mechanical means) ■ verstemmen vt -
3 power-driven
* * *ˈpow·er-driven* * * -
4 mechanics
1) Mechanik, die2) constr. as pl. (means of construction or operation) Mechanismus, der; (of writing, painting, etc.) Technik, die* * *1) (the science of the action of forces on objects: He is studying mechanics.) die Mechanik2) (the art of building machines: He applied his knowledge of mechanics to designing a new wheelchair.) die Mechanik* * *me·chan·ics[mɪˈkænɪks]n1. + sing vb AUTO, TECH Technik f, Mechanik fhe knows a lot about the \mechanics of running a school er weiß sehr gut, wie eine Schule funktioniert* * *[mI'knɪks]nhome mechanics for the car-owner — kleine Maschinenkunde für den Autobesitzer
I don't understand the mechanics of parliamentary procedure — ich verstehe den Mechanismus parlamentarischer Abläufe nicht
* * *mech. abk1. mechanic2. mechanical4. mechanism* * *noun, no pl.1) Mechanik, die2) constr. as pl. (means of construction or operation) Mechanismus, der; (of writing, painting, etc.) Technik, die* * *n.Mechanik -en f. -
5 engine
noun1) Motor, der; (rocket/jet engine) Triebwerk, das2) (locomotive) Lok[omotive], die* * *['en‹in] 1. noun1) (a machine in which heat or other energy is used to produce motion: The car has a new engine.) der Motor2) (a railway engine: He likes to sit in a seat facing the engine.) die Lokomotive•- academic.ru/116016/engine-driver">engine-driver- engineer 2. verb(to arrange by skill or by cunning means: He engineered my promotion.) bewerkstelligen* * *en·gine[ˈenʤɪn]ndiesel/petrol \engine Diesel-/Benzinmotor mjet \engine Düsen[strahl]triebwerk nt* * *['endZIn]n3) (COMPUT: search engine) Suchmaschine f* * *engine [ˈendʒın]A s1. a) Maschine f, mechanisches Werkzeug2. TECH (Antriebs-, Kraft-, Dampf) Maschine f, (besonders Verbrennungs) Motor m3. BAHN Lokomotive f4. TECH Holländer m, Stoffmühle fB v/t mit einem Motor verseheneng. abk1. engine2. engineer (engineering)3. engraved4. engraver5. engraving* * *noun1) Motor, der; (rocket/jet engine) Triebwerk, das2) (locomotive) Lok[omotive], die* * *n.Lokomotive f.Maschine -n f.Motor -en m.Triebwerk n. -
6 bracing
<tech.gen> (diagonal; to absorb shear forces) ■ Diagonalverband m<tech.gen> (construction, mechanical eng.) ■ Steife f<tech.gen> (with wires, guys, tie rods) ■ Verspannung f<tech.gen> (increases stiffness) ■ Verstrebung f<build.min> ■ Ausbauverband m -
7 relief
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