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1 plate gauge
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2 plate
<tech.gen> ■ Platte f<build.mat> ■ Tafel f<el> (of electron tube) ■ Anode f<el> (accumulator) ■ Platte f< gastr> ■ Teller m< geo> (tectonics) ■ Platte f ; Erdkrustenplatte f ; Krustenblock m ; Erdplatte f ; Großscholle f<i&c> ■ Pfanne f ; Planlager n<mat.metal> ■ Blech n DIN 55 405coll < mvhcl> (usu. at least on rear of motor vehicles) ■ polizeiliches Kennzeichen n form ; Kennzeichen n prakt ; Nummernschild n prakt.ugs< phot> ■ fotografische Platte f< print> ■ Druckstock m--------plate (with) -
3 gauge plate
<i&c> ■ Lehrenplatte f -
4 dial
1. noun1) (of clock or watch) Zifferblatt, das3) (Teleph.) Wählscheibe, die2. transitive verb,3. intransitive verb,dial [London] direct — [nach London] durchwählen
* * *1. noun1) (the face of a watch or clock: My watch has a dial you can see in the dark.) das Zifferblatt2) (the turning disc over the numbers on a telephone.) die Wählscheibe3) (any disc etc bearing numbers etc used to give information: the dial on a radio.) die Skala2. verb(to turn a telephone dial to get a number: She dialled the wrong number.) wählen* * *[daɪəl, AM daɪ(ə)l]I. n1. of clock Zifferblatt; of gauge, instrument Skala f, Skale f fachspr; of telephone Wählscheibe f, Nummernscheibe f; RADIO, TV [Einstell]skala f\dial illumination Skalenbeleuchtung fII. viwählento \dial direct durchwählenIII. vtto \dial a number eine Nummer wählenyou've just \dialled the wrong number Sie haben sich soeben verwählthe \dialled the doctor's office er rief in der Arztpraxis an* * *['daIəl]1. n1) (of clock) Zifferblatt nt; (of speedometer, pressure gauge) Skala f; (TELEC) Wähl- or Nummernscheibe f; (on radio etc) (Frequenzbereich-)Einstellskala f2. vt (TELEC)wählenyou can dial London direct — man kann nach London durchwählen
to dial 999 — den Notruf wählen
to dial a wrong number — eine falsche Nummer wählen, sich verwählen
3. vi (TELEC)wählen* * *dial [ˈdaıəl]A sdial ga(u)ge Messuhr f;3. TEL Wähl-, Nummernscheibe f5. Br umg Visage f pej (Gesicht)B v/t prät und pperf -aled, besonders Br -alleddial a wrong number sich verwählen;the number you have just dialled is not available Br kein Anschluss unter dieser Nummer;dial London London anwählen2. einen Sender etc einstellen3. mit einer Skala bestimmen oder messenC v/i TEL wählen:* * *1. noun1) (of clock or watch) Zifferblatt, das2) (of gauge, meter, etc.; on radio or television) Skala, die3) (Teleph.) Wählscheibe, die2. transitive verb,3. intransitive verb,dial [London] direct — [nach London] durchwählen
* * *n.Nummernscheibe (Telefon) f.Skala Skalen f.Ziffernblatt n. -
5 master form
< prod> (first precision model of a product; e.g. based on CAD data) ■ Urmodell n ; Grundmodell n ; Muttermodell n -
6 shim
<tech.gen> ■ Zwischenlage f<mech.eng> (gen.; any shape, usu. a thin plate, washer, spacer) ■ Beilegscheibe f ; Beilegescheibe f ; Beilagscheibe f A ; Beilage f<mech.eng> (sheet metal) ■ Blechbeilage f<mech.eng> (for adjustment; very thin, small) ■ Einstellplättchen n<mech.eng> (circular; adjustment ring) ■ Passring m<mech.eng> (heavy gauge) ■ Unterlegplatte f< mot> (for valve clearance) ■ Ventilspieleinstellplättchen n ; Einstellplättchen n prakt ; Shim n praktvt <mech.eng> (bolster, pad with shims; e.g. to set correct dimensions) ■ unterlegen vt ; ausdistanzieren vtvt <mech.eng> ■ unterbauen vt ; unterfüttern vt
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