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1 rock drill
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2 rock drill
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3 rock drill
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > rock drill
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4 rock drill
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5 rock drill drifter
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6 rock-drill bit
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7 machine rock drill
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8 hammer rock drill
hammer rock drill Handbohrhammer mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hammer rock drill
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9 reciprocating rock drill
<min.tools> ■ Bohrhammer mEnglish-german technical dictionary > reciprocating rock drill
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10 tunnel rock drill
coll <build.mach> ■ Tunnelbohrmaschine f (TBM); Tunnelvortriebsmaschine f ; Tunnelauffahrmaschine f -
11 rock driller
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12 drill core
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13 rock cuttings
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14 rock percussion drill
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15 пневматический (электрический) ручной перфоратор
пневматический (электрический) ручной перфоратор
Пневматическая (электрическая) ручная машина для образования размерных отверстий в горных породах и строительных конструкциях, рабочий орган которой при работе воспринимает силовые импульсы и одновременно совершает непрерывное или прерывистое вращение.
[ ГОСТ 16436-70]Тематики
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62. Пневматический (электрический) ручной перфоратор
D. Bohrhammer
E. Portable rock drill
F. Perforateur
Источник: ГОСТ 16436-70: Машины ручные пневматические и электрические. Термины и определения оригинал документа
Русско-немецкий словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > пневматический (электрический) ручной перфоратор
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16 ütvefúró
(EN) percussion drill; rock-drill -
17 bore
I 1. transitive verb(make hole in) bohren2. intransitive verb 3. noun2) (calibre) Kaliber, dasII 1. noun1) (nuisance)2. transitive verbit's a real bore — es ist wirklich ärgerlich
(weary) langweilenIIIbore somebody to death or to tears — (coll.) jemanden zu Tode langweilen
see academic.ru/5992/bear">bear II* * *[bo:]past tense; = bear I* * *bore1[bɔ:ʳ, AM bɔ:r]n Flutwelle fthe Severn \bore die Severn-Flutwellebore2[bɔ:ʳ, AM bɔ:r]bore3[bɔ:ʳ, AM bɔ:r]I. n1. (thing) langweilige Sachewhat a \bore wie langweiliga crashing \bore BRIT ein furchtbarer Langweiler/eine furchtbare LangweilerinII. vtbore4[bɔ:ʳ, AM bɔ:r]I. na small-\bore shotgun ein kleinkalibriges GewehrII. vt▪ to \bore sth etw bohrenIII. viher eyes \bored into me ihre Augen durchbohrten mich* * *I [bɔː(r)]1. vthole, well, tunnel bohren; rock durchbohren2. vibohren ( for nach)3. n(of shotgun, cannon) Kaliber nt II1. n1) (= person) Langweiler mwhat a bore he is! — das ist ein Langweiler!, der kann einen langweilen or anöden (inf)
the club/office bore — der Langweiler vom Dienst
2)(= thing, profession, situation etc)
to be a bore — langweilig sein3)(= nuisance)
don't be a bore —he's a bore, he never wants... — er ist eine Plage, er will nie...
it's such a bore having to go —
oh what a bore! — das ist aber auch zu dumm or lästig!
2. vtlangweilento bore sb stiff or to death or to tears, to bore the pants off sb (inf) — jdn zu Tode langweilen
to be/get bored — sich langweilen
I'm bored — mir ist es langweilig, ich langweile mich
he is bored with his job/her — seine Arbeit/sie langweilt ihn
III pret IVhe was bored with reading/life — er war des Lesens/Lebens überdrüssig (geh), er hatte das Lesen/Leben über
n(= tidal wave) Flutwelle f* * *bore1 [bɔː(r); US auch ˈbəʊər]A s1. TECH Bohrung f:a) Bohrloch nb) Innendurchmesser m3. MIL, TECH Bohrung f, Seele f, Kaliber n (eines Gewehrlaufs etc)4. GEOL Ausflussöffnung f (eines Geysirs)B v/t1. ( besonders aus)bohren, durchbohren:bore a well einen Brunnen bohren2. durchdringen, sich durchbohren durch:3. SPORT umg einen anderen Läufer, ein anderes Rennpferd abdrängenC v/i2. TECHb) (bei Metall) (aus-, auf)bohrenbore2 [bɔː(r); US auch ˈbəʊər]A sthe book is a bore to read das Buch ist langweiligwhat a bore! wie ärgerlich!;2. a) Langweiler(in), fader Kerlb) besonders Br umg lästiger Kerl:he’s a real bore der geht einem ganz schön auf die NervenB v/t1. langweilen:I was bored stiff by his speech seine Rede hat mich zu Tode gelangweilt;bore3 [bɔː(r); US auch ˈbəʊər] s Springflut f, Flutwelle fbore4 [bɔː(r); US auch ˈbəʊər] prät von bear1* * *I 1. transitive verb(make hole in) bohren2. intransitive verb 3. noun1) (of firearm, engine cylinder) Bohrung, die; (of tube, pipe) Innendurchmesser, der2) (calibre) Kaliber, dasII 1. noun1) (nuisance)2. transitive verb(weary) langweilenI'm bored — ich langweile mich; ich habe Langeweile
IIIbore somebody to death or to tears — (coll.) jemanden zu Tode langweilen
* * *n.Bohrung -en f. (into, through) v.sich bohren (in, durch) v. v.langweilen v. -
18 core
1. noun1) (of fruit) Kerngehäuse, das3) (fig.): (innermost part)2. transitive verbrotten to the core — verdorben bis ins Mark
entkernen [Apfel, Birne]* * *[ko:] 1. noun 2. verb(to take out the core of (fruit): Core the apples.) entkernen* * *[AM kɔ:r]* * *[kɔː(r)] (US) abbr Verband zur Bekämpfung von Rassendiskriminierung* * *core [kɔː(r)]A s1. BOTa) Kerngehäuse nb) Kern m (einer Frucht)c) Kernholz n (vom Baum)the core of the problem der Kern des Problems;to the core bis ins Innerste, zutiefst;he is English to the core er ist ein Engländer durch und durch; → academic.ru/63081/rotten">rotten 13. ELEKa) Kern m (eines Elektromagneten, einer Spule etc)b) Ankerkern m (eines Dynamos)c) Kabelkern m, Seele f (auch eines Seils)4. TECHb) Bergbau etc: Bohrkern m:core drill Kernbohrer m;core drilling Bohrprobe f5. ARCH Kern m, Füllung f (einer Säule)6. PHYSa) Rumpfatom nb) Core n, Reaktorkern m7. MED (Eiter)Pfropf m (eines Geschwürs)B v/t Obst entkernen, das Kerngehäuse von Äpfeln etc entfernen* * *1. noun1) (of fruit) Kerngehäuse, das3) (fig.): (innermost part)2. transitive verbentkernen [Apfel, Birne]* * *(transformers) n.Wickelkern m. n.Gehäuse - n.Herzstück n.Innenteil n.Kern -e n.Kerngehäuse n.Kernstück n.Mark nur sing. n.Mittelstück n.
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