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1 Rücklauf
m3. eines Gewässers: reflux4. einer Fragebogenaktion etc.: number of returns* * *Rụ̈ck|laufm no pl (TECH)reverse running; (von Maschinenteil) return travel; (= Gegenströmung) countercurrent; (TV) flyback; (NAUT) slip; (beim Tonband) fast rewind; (von Schusswaffe) recoil; (von Fragebögen, Waren) returns plein guter Rücklauf — a good number of returns
* * *Rück·lauf<-[e]s>1. TECH return pipe; Maschine return stroke, return travel, reverse motion; Fernsehgerät, Oszillograph flyback; Propeller thrust astern2. (Gegenströmung) return flow, countercurrent3. (bei einem Aufnahmegerät) rewind4. (bei einer Schusswaffe) recoil5. (von Pfandgut, Fragebögen) returns pleinen guten \Rücklauf haben to have a good number of returns* * *1) (Rückfluss) return flow2) (beim Tonbandgerät) rewind* * *Rücklauf m3. eines Gewässers: reflux4. einer Fragebogenaktion etc: number of returns* * *1) (Rückfluss) return flow2) (beim Tonbandgerät) rewind* * *-¨e m.response n.return n. -
2 Rücklauf
Rücklauf m 1. return [backward] movement; return, reverse (motion); return [back] stroke (Mechanik); 2. reverse run(ning), rewind, run-back (z. B. Magnetband); 3. return trace, retrace, flyback (Elektronenstrahl); 4. refluxDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Rücklauf
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3 Gegenlauf
der Gegenlaufcounter-rotation; reverse motion -
4 Umkehrung
f1. converse2. inversion3. reversal4. reversionf[Melodie]reverse motion -
5 Rücklauf
m <tech.allg> ■ returnm <av> (Abtaststrahl; z.B. Kathoden-, Radar-, Laserstrahl) ■ back sweep; retracem <av> (Band; ohne Bild- oder Tonwiedergabe, schnell) ■ rewind (REW); fast rewind; high-speed rewind; rewinding; reversem prakt <hlk.rls> (Rohrleitung vom Heizkörper zur Wärmequelle; z.B. Kessel) ■ return piping; return; cold leg practm <nahr.prod> (Speiseeis) ■ rework; rerun; refreezem < prod> (nach Arbeitsgang etc. in die Ausgangsposition; z.B. Werkzeug) ■ withdrawal; retractionm < textil> ■ kickback; flybackm <wz.masch> ■ non-cutting strokem <wz.masch> (von Querschlitten) ■ reverse traverse -
6 Rückwärtsbewegung
f <tech.allg> ■ backward movementf <tech.allg> (betont: von etwas weg) ■ backing-off motionf <tech.allg> (betont: an Ausgangspunkt zurück) ■ return movement
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