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1 зубчатое колесо
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2 колесо
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > колесо
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4 цепное колесо
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > цепное колесо
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5 зубья звёздочки
General subject: sprocket teeth -
6 Zahn
m; -(e)s, Zähne1. ANAT. tooth; falsche oder künstliche Zähne false teeth, dentures; die ersten / zweiten Zähne one’s milk ( oder first) / adult ( oder second) teeth; die dritten Zähne hum. false teeth; Zähne bekommen cut one’s teeth; sich (Dat) die Zähne putzen brush one’s teeth; die Zähne zeigen Tier: show ( oder bare) its teeth; umg., fig. show one’s teeth3. fig.: bis an die Zähne bewaffnet armed to the teeth; der Zahn der Zeit the ravages of time; jemandem auf den Zahn fühlen sound s.o. out; etwas für den hohlen Zahn umg. not enough to keep a sparrow alive, a minute portion; mit langen Zähnen essen umg. pick at one’s food, have to force s.th. down; den Zahn hab ich ihm gezogen umg. I soon put him right about that, I knocked that idea on the head straight away; mit Zähnen und Klauen verteidigen umg. defend tooth and nail; ausbeißen, knirschen, zusammenbeißen4. umg. (Tempo) lick; einen Zahn zulegen step on it; Autofahrer: auch put one’s foot down; mit einem tollen Zahn at a terrific lick; einen ziemlichen Zahn draufhaben be going at quite a lick; schneller: be going like the clappers (Am. like a bat out of hell)* * *der Zahncog; sprocket; tooth* * *[tsaːn]m -(e)s, -e['tsɛːnə]die dritten Zähne (hum) — false teeth
diese Portion reicht or ist für den hohlen Záhn (inf) — that's hardly enough to satisfy a mouse (inf)
der Záhn der Zeit — the ravages pl of time
ihm tut kein Záhn mehr weh (inf) — he's gone to join his ancestors
die Zähne zeigen (Tier) — to bare its teeth; (fig inf) to show one's teeth
jdm einen Záhn ziehen (lit) — to pull a tooth out, to extract a tooth; (fig) to put an idea out of sb's head
ich muss mir einen Záhn ziehen lassen — I've got to have a tooth out or extracted
den Záhn kannst du dir ruhig ziehen lassen! (fig inf) — you can put that idea right out of your head!
See:→ bewaffnet, ausbeißen2) (inf = Geschwindigkeit)einen Záhn draufhaben — to be going like the clappers (inf)
mit einem unheimlichen Záhn — at an incredible lick (inf)
See:→ zulegen* * *der1) (any of the hard, bone-like objects that grow in the mouth and are used for biting and chewing: He has had a tooth out at the dentist's.) tooth2) (something that looks or acts like a tooth: the teeth of a comb/saw.) tooth* * *<-[e]s, Zähne>[tsa:n, pl tsɛ:nə]m1. (Teil des Gebisses) toothdie dritten Zähne (hum) false teethdie ersten Zähne milk [or baby] teethfalsche [o künstliche] Zähne false teeth fam, artificial denturesfauler \Zahn rotten toothvorstehende Zähne protruding [or goofy] teeth fam, overbitedie zweiten Zähne one's second set of teeth, adult teethjd klappert mit den Zähnen sb's teeth chattermit den Zähnen knirschen to grind one's teethjdm/sich die Zähne putzen to brush sb's/one's teethdie Zähne zeigen to show [or bare] one's teethjdm einen/einen \Zahn ziehen to pull sb's/a tootheinen \Zahn drauf haben (fam) to drive at a breakneck speedeinen \Zahn zulegen (fam) to step on it4. (sl: Mädchen, Frau)5.▶ das reicht gerade für den hohlen \Zahn that wouldn't keep a sparrow alive, that's just a snack* * *der; Zahn[e]s, Zähne1) tooth; (an einer Briefmarke usw.) serrationsich (Dat.) einen Zahn ziehen lassen — have a tooth out
2) (fig.)der Zahn der Zeit — (ugs.) the ravages pl. of time
[jemandem] die Zähne zeigen — (ugs.) show [somebody] one's teeth
die Zähne zusammenbeißen — (ugs.) grit one's teeth
sich (Dat.) an jemandem/etwas die Zähne ausbeißen — (ugs.) get nowhere with somebody/something
jemandem auf den Zahn fühlen — (ugs.) sound somebody out
3) (ugs.): (Tempo)einen Zahn zulegen — get a move on (coll.)
* * *1. ANAT tooth;künstliche Zähne false teeth, dentures;die dritten Zähne hum false teeth;Zähne bekommen cut one’s teeth;sich (dat)die Zähne putzen brush one’s teeth;3. fig:bis an die Zähne bewaffnet armed to the teeth;der Zahn der Zeit the ravages of time;jemandem auf den Zahn fühlen sound sb out;etwas für den hohlen Zahn umg not enough to keep a sparrow alive, a minute portion;den Zahn hab ich ihm gezogen umg I soon put him right about that, I knocked that idea on the head straight away;4. umg (Tempo) lick;einen Zahn zulegen step on it; Autofahrer: auch put one’s foot down;mit einem tollen Zahn at a terrific lick;einen ziemlichen Zahn draufhaben be going at quite a lick; schneller: be going like the clappers (US like a bat out of hell)5. jugendspr, obs:steiler Zahn hot stuff, a bit of all right* * *der; Zahn[e]s, Zähne1) tooth; (an einer Briefmarke usw.) serrationsich (Dat.) einen Zahn ziehen lassen — have a tooth out
2) (fig.)der Zahn der Zeit — (ugs.) the ravages pl. of time
[jemandem] die Zähne zeigen — (ugs.) show [somebody] one's teeth
die Zähne zusammenbeißen — (ugs.) grit one's teeth
sich (Dat.) an jemandem/etwas die Zähne ausbeißen — (ugs.) get nowhere with somebody/something
jemandem auf den Zahn fühlen — (ugs.) sound somebody out
3) (ugs.): (Tempo)einen Zahn zulegen — get a move on (coll.)
* * *¨-e m.sprocket n.tooth n.(§ pl.: teeth) -
7 Zahnrad
n TECH. gear(wheel), cog (-wheel)* * *das Zahnradgear wheel; cogwheel* * *Zahn|radntcogwheel, gear (wheel)* * *(one of a series of teeth around the edge of a wheel which fits into one of a similar series in a similar wheel (or into a chain as in a bicycle) causing motion: The cogs in the gear-wheels of a car get worn down.) cog* * *Zahn·rad* * *das gearwheel; (kleines) cog; (einer Uhr) [toothed] wheel; (für Ketten) sprocket* * ** * *das gearwheel; (kleines) cog; (einer Uhr) [toothed] wheel; (für Ketten) sprocket* * *-¨er m.gear n. n.cogwheel n.gear wheel n.gearwheel n.rack-wheel n.toothed wheel n. -
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n. sprocket, wheel with teeth or cogs to engage the links of a chain, sprocket wheel; tooth of a wheel which engages the links of a chain -
9 зацепление
•When gears (inter)mesh, one pair of teeth must remain in engagement until the following pair are in a position to carry the load.
•The meshing of a pair of huge cogwheels...
•The engagement of the sprocket and chain must be smooth.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > зацепление
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11 зацепление
•When gears (inter)mesh, one pair of teeth must remain in engagement until the following pair are in a position to carry the load.
•The meshing of a pair of huge cogwheels...
•The engagement of the sprocket and chain must be smooth.
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12 zubac
• barb; cog; indent; prong; punion; sprocket; tine; tooth; tooth (pl. teeth)
См. также в других словарях:
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sprocket — noun (C) 1 also sprocket wheel a wheel with a row of teeth (tooth (2)) for fitting into and turning a bicycle chain or a photographic film with holes 2 one of the teeth on a wheel of this kind … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
sprocket — [[t]sprɒ̱kɪt[/t]] sprockets N COUNT A sprocket is a wheel with teeth around the outer edge that fit into the holes in a chain or a length of film or tape in order to move it round … English dictionary
sprocket — sprock·et || sprÉ‘kɪt / sprÉ’k n. wheel with teeth or cogs to engage the links of a chain, sprocket wheel; tooth of a wheel which engages the links of a chain … English contemporary dictionary
sprocket — n. 1 each of several teeth on a wheel engaging with links of a chain, e.g. on a bicycle, or with holes in film or tape or paper. 2 (also sprocket wheel) a wheel with sprockets. Etymology: 16th c.: orig. unkn … Useful english dictionary
sprocket wheel — noun thin wheel with teeth that engage with a chain • Syn: ↑sprocket • Hypernyms: ↑wheel • Part Holonyms: ↑bicycle, ↑bike, ↑wheel, ↑cycle … Useful english dictionary
sprocket — noun Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1886 1. a toothed wheel whose teeth engage the links of a chain 2. a cylinder with teeth around the circumference at either end that project through perforations in something (as motion picture film) to move… … New Collegiate Dictionary
sprocket wheel — cogwheel, several teeth on a wheel … English contemporary dictionary