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1 Planet
m <kfz.antr> (z.B. in Automatikgetriebe) ■ planet gear; planet pinion; pinion gear; planet wheel -
2 Planetenrad
n DIN 3998 <kfz.antr> (z.B. in Automatikgetriebe) ■ planet gear; planet pinion; pinion gear; planet wheel -
3 Satellit
m < aerospace> ■ satellitem <kfz.antr> (z.B. in Automatikgetriebe) ■ planet gear; planet pinion; pinion gear; planet wheelm <kfz.msr> (Bedienungselement-Block nahe am Lenkradkranz) ■ satellite -
4 Trabant
m <kfz.antr> (z.B. in Automatikgetriebe) ■ planet gear; planet pinion; pinion gear; planet wheel -
5 Umlaufrad
n <kfz.antr> (z.B. in Automatikgetriebe) ■ planet gear; planet pinion; pinion gear; planet wheel -
6 Umlaufrad
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7 Planetenrad
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8 kreisen
I v/i (hat/ist gekreist) circle (um around, über + Dat above, over); Satellit etc.: orbit (um s.th.); (sich drehen) Planet etc.: revolve, rotate; schnell: spin; Blut, Geld: circulate; kreisen lassen (Flasche etc.) pass (a)round; die Arme kreisen lassen describe circles with one’s arms, move one’s arms in circles; kreisen um fig., Gedanken: revolve around* * *to circle; to circulate; to revolve; to gyrate* * *krei|sen ['kraizn]vi aux sein or habento circle (um (a)round, über +dat over); (um eine Achse) to revolve (um around); (Satellit, Planet) to orbit (um etw sth), to circle (um etw (a)round sth); (Blut, Öl etc) to circulate ( in +dat through fig Gedanken, Wünsche, Gespräch) to revolve (um around)die Arme kréísen lassen — to swing one's arms around (in a circle)
den Becher kréísen lassen — to hand the cup (a)round
* * *((of birds) to fly in circles.) wheel* * *krei·sen[ˈkraizn̩]vi▪ um jdn/etw \kreisen to revolve around sb/sth5. Hilfsverb: haben (herumgereicht werden) to go [or be passed] around* * *intransitives Verb1) auch mit sein < planet> revolve (um around); <satellite etc.> orbit; <aircraft, bird> circledie Flasche kreisen lassen — (fig.) pass the bottle round
seine Gedanken kreisten immer um dasselbe Thema — (fig.) his thoughts always revolved around the same subject
2) (Sport)die Arme kreisen lassen — swing one's arms round [in a circle]
* * *A. v/i (hat/ist gekreist) circle (um around,kreisen lassen (Flasche etc) pass (a)round;die Arme kreisen lassen describe circles with one’s arms, move one’s arms in circles;B. v/t (hat) Turnen:die Arme kreisen describe circles with one’s arms, move one’s arms in circles* * *intransitives Verb1) auch mit sein < planet> revolve (um around); <satellite etc.> orbit; <aircraft, bird> circledie Flasche kreisen lassen — (fig.) pass the bottle round
seine Gedanken kreisten immer um dasselbe Thema — (fig.) his thoughts always revolved around the same subject
2) (Sport)die Arme kreisen lassen — swing one's arms round [in a circle]
* * *v.to circle v.to circulate v.to gyrate v. -
9 Kreisen
I v/i (hat/ist gekreist) circle (um around, über + Dat above, over); Satellit etc.: orbit (um s.th.); (sich drehen) Planet etc.: revolve, rotate; schnell: spin; Blut, Geld: circulate; kreisen lassen (Flasche etc.) pass (a)round; die Arme kreisen lassen describe circles with one’s arms, move one’s arms in circles; kreisen um fig., Gedanken: revolve around* * *to circle; to circulate; to revolve; to gyrate* * *krei|sen ['kraizn]vi aux sein or habento circle (um (a)round, über +dat over); (um eine Achse) to revolve (um around); (Satellit, Planet) to orbit (um etw sth), to circle (um etw (a)round sth); (Blut, Öl etc) to circulate ( in +dat through fig Gedanken, Wünsche, Gespräch) to revolve (um around)die Arme kréísen lassen — to swing one's arms around (in a circle)
den Becher kréísen lassen — to hand the cup (a)round
* * *((of birds) to fly in circles.) wheel* * *krei·sen[ˈkraizn̩]vi▪ um jdn/etw \kreisen to revolve around sb/sth5. Hilfsverb: haben (herumgereicht werden) to go [or be passed] around* * *intransitives Verb1) auch mit sein < planet> revolve (um around); <satellite etc.> orbit; <aircraft, bird> circledie Flasche kreisen lassen — (fig.) pass the bottle round
seine Gedanken kreisten immer um dasselbe Thema — (fig.) his thoughts always revolved around the same subject
2) (Sport)die Arme kreisen lassen — swing one's arms round [in a circle]
* * ** * *intransitives Verb1) auch mit sein < planet> revolve (um around); <satellite etc.> orbit; <aircraft, bird> circledie Flasche kreisen lassen — (fig.) pass the bottle round
seine Gedanken kreisten immer um dasselbe Thema — (fig.) his thoughts always revolved around the same subject
2) (Sport)die Arme kreisen lassen — swing one's arms round [in a circle]
* * *v.to circle v.to circulate v.to gyrate v.
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planet wheel — n. a gear that meshes with and revolves around another gear in an epicyclic train … English World dictionary
planet wheel — noun an outer gear that revolves about a central sun gear of an epicyclic train • Syn: ↑planetary gear, ↑epicyclic gear, ↑planet gear • Hypernyms: ↑gear, ↑gear wheel, ↑geared wheel, ↑cogwheel … Useful english dictionary
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planet wheel — See planet gear … Dictionary of automotive terms
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Planet gear — Planet Plan et, n. [OE. planete, F. plan[ e]te, L. planeta, fr. Gr. ?, and ? a planet; prop. wandering, fr. ? to wander, fr. ? a wandering.] 1. (Astron.) A celestial body which revolves about the sun in an orbit of a moderate degree of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
planet gear — noun an outer gear that revolves about a central sun gear of an epicyclic train • Syn: ↑planetary gear, ↑epicyclic gear, ↑planet wheel • Hypernyms: ↑gear, ↑gear wheel, ↑geared wheel, ↑cogwheel … Useful english dictionary
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