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1 steam-driven
<tech.gen> (e.g. locomotive, vessel) ■ dampfangetrieben< vhcl> (locomotive, vessel) ■ dampfbetrieben -
2 steam operation
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3 steam-powered
< vhcl> (locomotive, vessel) ■ dampfbetrieben -
4 gőzhajó
(DE) Dampfschiff {s}; Dampfschiffe {pl}; (EN) steam-boat; steam-vessel; steamboat; steamer; steamship -
5 admit
vt <tech.gen> (liquid, gas into vessel, pipe; e.g. steam into turbine) ■ einlassen vt -
6 boiler
noun1) Kessel, der2) (hot-water tank) Boiler, der* * *noun (a vessel in which water is heated or steam is produced.) der Sieder* * *boil·er[ˈbɔɪləʳ, AM -ɚ]n2. RAIL, TECH [Dampf]kessel m* * *['bɔɪlə(r)]n1) (domestic) Boiler m, Warmwasserbereiter m; (in ship, engine) (Dampf)kessel m; (old, for washing) Waschkessel m2) (= chicken) Suppenhuhn nt* * *boiler s2. a) Heizkessel mb) Br Waschkessel m3. TECH Dampfkessel m4. Boiler m, Heißwasserspeicher m7. Suppenhuhn n* * *noun1) Kessel, der2) (hot-water tank) Boiler, der* * *n.Dampfkessel m.Heizkessel m.Kessel - m.Kocher - m.Siedekessel m. -
7 bottom section
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8 cold leg
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9 hot leg
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10 let in
vt <tech.gen> (liquid, gas into vessel, pipe; e.g. steam into turbine) ■ einlassen vt -
11 take in
vt <tech.gen> (liquid, gas into vessel, pipe; e.g. steam into turbine) ■ einlassen vt
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