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1 pressure
n. druk (uitoefenen), (onder) druk; last--------v. onder druk zettenpressure1[ presjə] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:4 bring pressure (to bear) on someone, put pressure on someone, put someone under pressure • iemand onder druk zettena promise made under pressure • een afgedwongen belofte————————pressure2 -
2 pressure
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3 pressure cooker
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4 pressure gauge
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5 pressure group
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6 pressure cabin
drukcabine (cabine voor behandeling gewonden door te hoge druk of inademen van dampen) -
7 pressure check
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8 pressure distribution
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9 pressure drop
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10 pressure point
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11 pressure regulator
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12 pressure suit
drukpak (vacuumkledingstuk speciaal voor vliegers ter bescherming van inwendige van het lichaam) -
13 pressure waves
drukgolven (golven met grote kracht, veroorzaakt door grote explosie) -
14 pressure-reducing valve
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15 pressure-gradient microphone
drukgradiëntmicrofoonEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > pressure-gradient microphone
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16 pressure-roller bearing
drukrollagerEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > pressure-roller bearing
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17 pressure-roller lever
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18 pressure-roller paint
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19 pressure-roller spindle
drukrolasEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > pressure-roller spindle
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20 pressure-sensitive label
zelfklevend etiketEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > pressure-sensitive label
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