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1 sheet gauge
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2 sheet gauge
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3 gauge of sheet
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4 sheet floor gauge
sheet floor gauge Blechlehrennummer fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sheet floor gauge
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5 gauge
1. noun2. transitive verbnarrow gauge — Schmalspur, die
1) (measure) messen2) (fig.) beurteilen (by nach)* * *[ɡei‹] 1. verb2) (to estimate, judge: Can you gauge her willingness to help?) abschätzen2. noun1) (an instrument for measuring amount, size, speed etc: a petrol gauge.) das Meßgerät2) (a standard size (of wire, bullets etc): gauge wire.) die Norm3) (the distance between the rails of a railway line.) die Spurweite* * *[geɪʤ]I. n1. (device) Messgerät nt; (for tools) [Mess]lehre f fachspr; (for water level) Pegel m; (for rings) Ringmaß ntfuel \gauge Benzinuhr f, Benzinanzeige fheat \gauge Temperaturanzeige fpressure \gauge Druckmesser mrain \gauge Niederschlagsmesser mtyre \gauge Reifendruckmesser m2. (thickness) of metal, plastic Stärke f; of a wire, tube Dicke f; (diameter) of a gun, bullet Durchmesser m, Kaliber ntstandard \gauge Normalspur f [o Regelspur f]narrow \gauge Schmalspur fII. vt▪ to \gauge sth1. (measure) etw messen* * *[geɪdZ]1. n1) (= instrument) Messgerät or -instrument nt; (to measure diameter, width etc) (Mess)lehre f; (for rings) Ringmaß nt; (to measure water level) Pegel mpressure/wind gauge — Druck-/Windmesser m
2) (= thickness, width of wire, sheet metal etc) Stärke f; (of bullet) Durchmesser m, Kaliber nt; (RAIL) Spurweite fstandard/narrow gauge — Normal-/Schmalspur f
2. vt1) (TECH: measure) messen2) (fig: appraise) person's capacities, character, progress beurteilen; reaction, course of events abschätzen; situation abwägen; mood einschätzen; (= guess) schätzenI tried to gauge whether she was pleased or not — ich versuchte zu beurteilen, ob sie sich freute oder nicht
* * *gauge [ɡeıdʒ]A v/t2. TECH eichen, justieren, kalibrierenB s1. TECH Normal-, Eichmaß n2. Umfang m, Inhalt m:take the gauge of fig → A 3of für)4. TECH Messgerät n, Anzeiger m, Messer m:a) Pegel m, Wasserstandsmesser mb) Manometer n, Druckmesser mc) Lehre fd) Maß-, Zollstab me) TYPO Zeilenmaß n5. TECH (besonders Blech-, Draht) Stärke f, (-)Dicke f8. BAHN Spur(weite) f9. SCHIFF Abstand m oder Lage f (eines Schiffes)G., g. abk2. gelding5. Gulf* * *1. nounnarrow gauge — Schmalspur, die
3) (fig.): (criterion, test) Kriterium, das; Maßstab, der2. transitive verb1) (measure) messen2) (fig.) beurteilen (by nach)* * *(UK) n.Messgerät n. (railway track) n.Breite -en f. (wire) n.Dicke -n f. n.Maß -e n.Maßstab -¨e m.Speichendicke f. v.abmessen v.eichen v.justieren v.messen v.(§ p.,pp.: maß, gemessen)vermessen v. -
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<tech.gen> (of sheet metal, film, polythene sheeting etc.) ■ Dicke fUS.GB <mvhcl.i&c> (accessory; in-dash or on-dash) ■ Zusatzinstrument n< railw> ■ Spurbreite f< textil> ■ Gauge nvt <i&c> ■ ablehren vtvt <i&c> (thickness of sth.; e.g. of wire, sheet, film) ■ messen vtvt <i&c> ■ vermessen vtvt GB <i&c> ■ lehren vt -
7 sheet
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8 gauge measurement
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9 gauge profile
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10 sheet casting
:V < metal> (hot strip 6.35 to 0.8 mm gauge, 900-1600 mm wide) ■ Dünnbrammenguss m ; Dünnbrammentechnologie f -
11 sheet thickness-measuring gauge
<i&c> ■ Blechdickenmesser mEnglish-german technical dictionary > sheet thickness-measuring gauge
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12 sheet-metal gauge
<i&c> ■ Blechdickenmesser m< tools> ■ Blechlehre f -
13 heavy-gauge
<tech.gen> (sheet metal, cable) ■ dick<el> (wires, cables) ■ dickdrähtig -
14 nucleonic thickness gauge
<plast.i&c> (for extruded film, sheet) ■ Dickenmessgerät nEnglish-german technical dictionary > nucleonic thickness gauge
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15 plastic sheet
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16 light-gauge sheet metal
< mat> ■ Dünnblech nEnglish-german technical dictionary > light-gauge sheet metal
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17 medium gauge sheet
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18 reduced-gauge sheet
< mat> (e.g. steel) ■ blechstärkenreduziert -
19 plate
<tech.gen> ■ Platte f<build.mat> ■ Tafel f<el> (of electron tube) ■ Anode f<el> (accumulator) ■ Platte f< gastr> ■ Teller m< geo> (tectonics) ■ Platte f ; Erdkrustenplatte f ; Krustenblock m ; Erdplatte f ; Großscholle f<i&c> ■ Pfanne f ; Planlager n<mat.metal> ■ Blech n DIN 55 405coll < mvhcl> (usu. at least on rear of motor vehicles) ■ polizeiliches Kennzeichen n form ; Kennzeichen n prakt ; Nummernschild n prakt.ugs< phot> ■ fotografische Platte f< print> ■ Druckstock m--------plate (with) -
20 heavy
<tech.gen> (sheet metal, cable) ■ dick<tech.gen> (massive; e.g. construction, design) ■ massiv<tech.gen> ■ schwerflüssig<tech.gen> (stiff operation; e.g. of levers, pedals, control knobs, linkage) ■ schwergängig< food> ■ schwer; wuchtig<mech.eng> (diameter, gauge; e.g. sheet steel, tubing) ■ kräftig; dick; stark< print> (typeface; in professional printing) ■ fett< srfc> (paint coatings etc.) ■ Dickschicht...; Dick...
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