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101 rope
1.Cable, ropeKabel n2.Rope, cable ropeSeil n, leine f -
102 rope ladder
nounStrickleiter, die* * *rope ˈlad·dern Strickleiter f* * *1. Strickleiter f2. SCHIFF Seefallreep n* * *nounStrickleiter, die* * *n.Strickleiter f. -
103 rope in
transitive verb1) mit einem Seil/mit Seilen absperren [Gebiet]2) (fig.) einspannen (ugs.)* * ** * *◆ rope invt ( fam)▪ to \rope in in ⇆ sb jdn einspannen* * *vt sep2) (esp Brit fig) rankriegen (inf)how did you get roped into that? — wie bist du denn da reingeraten? (inf)
I don't want to get roped into helping — ich will nicht, dass die mich zum Helfen rankriegen (inf)
* * *transitive verb1) mit einem Seil/mit Seilen absperren [Gebiet]2) (fig.) einspannen (ugs.) -
104 rope-ladder
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105 rope in
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106 rope into
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107 rope off
vtto \rope off off <-> an area ein Gebiet [mit Seilen/einem Seil] absperren -
108 rope (N.)
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109 rope
<tech.gen> (of textile fibers or metal strands, thin or thick, rather flexible) ■ Seil n<tech.gen> (of textile fibers or metal strands, thick, heavy) ■ Tau n< nav> ■ Leine f -
110 rope anchored buoyancy platform
< petr> ■ seilabgespannte Auftriebsplattform fEnglish-german technical dictionary > rope anchored buoyancy platform
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111 rope belt conveyor
< convey> ■ Seilbandförderer m -
112 rope bleaching
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113 rope block
< join> ■ Seilkloben m -
114 rope break
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115 rope carrier
< convey> ■ Greiferaufzuganlage f -
116 rope clamp
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117 rope clip
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118 rope core
<mech.eng> ■ Seele f ; Seilseele f -
119 rope creep-correction device
< convey> ■ Seilkriechausgleichvorrichtung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > rope creep-correction device
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120 rope drive
< drive> ■ Seiltrieb m
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