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1 contrainte de cisaillement
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2 cisaillement transversal
mtranserve shear, transerve shearing stress, vertical shearing stressDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > cisaillement transversal
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3 contrainte de cisaillement transversal
fvertical shearing stress, transerve shearing stressDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > contrainte de cisaillement transversal
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4 effort de cisaillement
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5 effort tranchant
m1) lateral force, shear force2) shear stress, shearing force, shearing stress, transverse forceDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > effort tranchant
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6 effort de cisaillement longitudinal
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7 effort de cisaillement longitudinal
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8 contrainte de cisaillement
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9 effort de cisaillement vertical
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10 effort de cisaillement vertical
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11 effort de cisaillement/torsion
shearing/torsional stressDictionnaire Français-Anglais > effort de cisaillement/torsion
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12 effort
effort [efɔʀ]masculine noun• encore un effort ! come on, you're nearly there!• bel effort ! well done!* * *efɔʀnom masculin1) (physique, intellectuel) effortavec mon dos, je ne peux pas faire d'effort — with this back of mine, I can't do anything strenuous
allons, encore un petit effort! — ( près du bout) come on, you're almost there!
2) (subvention, aide) financial aid; ( mise de fonds) investment, (financial) outlay* * *efɔʀ nmFais un petit effort de mémoire. — Try hard to remember.
sans effort [réussir, évoluer] — effortlessly, without even trying
* * *effort nm1 (physique, intellectuel) effort; malgré les efforts des sauveteurs despite all the efforts of the rescue party; après bien des efforts after a great deal of effort; un bel effort a fine effort; un effort de mémoire an effort to remember; faire un effort d'adaptation to make an effort to adapt, to try to adapt; faire tous ses efforts pour faire to make every effort to do; fais un petit effort d'imagination! use a bit of imagination!; avec mon dos, je ne peux pas faire d'effort with this back of mine, I can't do anything strenuous; faire effort sur soi-même to force oneself to stay calm, to make an effort to stay calm; après deux heures d'efforts, le feu a été maîtrisé after a two-hour struggle, the fire was brought under control; allons, encore un petit effort! ( après échec) come on, one more try!, come on, have another go! GB; ( près du bout) come on, you're almost there!; il transpirait sous l'effort intellectuel he was sweating as he tried to think; triompher sans effort to succeed effortlessly; on n'a rien sans effort you never get anywhere unless you try;2 (subvention, aide) financial aid; ( mise de fonds) investment, (financial) outlay; faire un effort en faveur des déshérités to give financial aid to those in need; consentir un effort financier pour les écoles to agree to financial aid for schools; représenter un gros effort financier to represent a substantial outlay;effort de cisaillement Phys ( exercé) shear stress; ( subi) shear strain; effort de guerre Mil war effort; effort de torsion Phys torsional stress; effort de traction Phys tensile stress.[efɔr] nom masculin1. [dépense d'énergie] efforteffort physique/intellectuel physical/intellectual efforttu aurais pu faire l'effort d'écrire/de comprendre you could (at least) have tried to write/to understandfaire tous ses efforts pour obtenir quelque chose to do one's utmost ou all one can to obtain somethingeffort de cisaillement/torsion shearing/torsional stress
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shearing stress — n. a force causing two contacting parts or layers to slide upon each other, in opposite directions parallel to the plane of their contact * * * … Universalium
shearing stress — n. a force causing two contacting parts or layers to slide upon each other, in opposite directions parallel to the plane of their contact … English World dictionary
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tangential stress — Shear Shear, n. [AS. sceara. See {Shear}, v. t.] 1. A pair of shears; now always used in the plural, but formerly also in the singular. See {Shears}. [1913 Webster] On his head came razor none, nor shear. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] Short of the wool … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English