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1 rack and pinion drive
English-german engineering dictionary > rack and pinion drive
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2 rack-and-pinion drive
rack-and-pinion drive Zahnstangenantrieb mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > rack-and-pinion drive
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3 pinion
noun* * *pin·ion1[ˈpɪnjən]vt▪ to \pinion sb jdn fest haltenhe was \pinioned to the wall er wurde gegen die Mauer gedrücktpin·ion2[ˈpɪnjən]rack-and-\pinion assembly Zahn[radan]trieb m* * *['pɪnjən]1. n2. vtto pinion sb to the ground/against the wall — jdn zu Boden/gegen eine Wand drücken
* * *pinion1 [ˈpınjən] s TECH1. Ritzel n, Antriebs(kegel)rad n:pinion drive Ritzelantrieb m;pinion shaft Ritzelwelle f2. Kammwalze fpinion2 [ˈpınjən]A s1. ORNa) Flügelspitze f2. poet Schwinge f, Fittich m, Flügel mB v/t1. die Flügel stutzen (dat)2. a) pinion sb’s arms jemandem die Arme fesselnb) jemandem die Arme fesseln* * *noun* * *n.Getrieberad n.Ritzel - n. -
4 rack and pinion drive
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5 rack-and-pinion drive
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6 belt-type rack-and-pinion drive
< drive> ■ Umschlingungstrieb mEnglish-german technical dictionary > belt-type rack-and-pinion drive
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