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42 Rostschutz
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43 Rostschutzmittel
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44 Rostumwandler
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45 rostbeständig
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Rostschutzmittel n ANSTR anti-corrosive agent, rust inhibitor, rust preventive, rust protective agent -
48 Rost
1. Rost <-[e]s> [rɔst] m\Rost ansetzen to begin [or start] to rust2. Rost <-[e]s, -e> [rɔst] m2) (Grill\Rost) grill3) (Bett\Rost) base, frame -
49 Rostschutzmittel
Rost·schutz·mit·tel ntrust prevention agent, rust-proofer, rust inhibitor specDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Rostschutzmittel
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50 Rostfleck
Rostfleck m rust patch, rust spot, rust stainDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Rostfleck
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51 Rostschutz
Rostschutz m rust protection, rust inhibition, rust preventionDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Rostschutz
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52 Rostschutzmittel
Rostschutzmittel n anti rust agent, rust preventive [inhibitor], anticorrosive [rust-protecting] agentDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Rostschutzmittel
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53 Rostbildung
Rostbildung f IND corrosion* * *f < Ind> corrosion* * *Rostbildung
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54 Rostschleuder
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56 Baugerüst
n scaffolding* * *Bau|ge|rüstntscaffolding* * *Bau·ge·rüstnt scaffolding* * *das scaffolding* * *Baugerüst n scaffolding* * *das scaffolding* * *n.scaffolding n. -
57 durchfressen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t auch CHEM. eat throughII v/refl1. Wurm etc.: eat its way through* * *dụrch|fres|sen ['dʊrçfrɛsn] sep1. vr(durch etw sth) (Säure, Rost, Tier) to eat (its way) throughsich durch ein Buch durchfressen (inf) — to plough (Brit) or plow (US) or wade through a book
2. vt(Rost, Maus) to eat (its way) through; (Motten) to eat holes in* * *durch|fres·sen[ˈdʊrçfrɛsn̩]I. vr1. (korrodieren)2. (sich durch etw nagen)II. vt▪ etw frisst durch etw durch sth eats through sthdie Motten haben ein Loch durch das Gewebe gefressen the moths have eaten a hole through the fabric; Rost, Säure etc. sth corrodes through sth* * *1. 2.unregelmäßiges reflexives Verb <maggot, woodworm> eat [its way] through; < rust> eat through* * *durchfressen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t auch CHEM eat throughB. v/r1. Wurm etc: eat its way through2. umg, pej:sich bei jemandem durchfressen sponge off sb, take advantage of sb’s hospitality3. umg:sich durch ein Buch etc* * *1. 2.unregelmäßiges reflexives Verb <maggot, woodworm> eat [its way] through; < rust> eat through -
58 Klettergerüst
n climbing frame* * *Klẹt|ter|ge|rüstntclimbing frame* * *Klet·ter·ge·rüstnt climbing frame* * *das climbing frame* * *Klettergerüst n climbing frame* * *das climbing frame -
59 Knochengerüst
n skeleton* * *das Knochengerüstskeleton* * *Knọ|chen|ge|rüstntskeleton* * *Kno·chen·ge·rüstnt skeleton* * *Knochengerüst n skeleton* * *n.skeleton n. -
60 Rostfarbe
f anti-rust paint; (Mennige) red lead paint* * *
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