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61 Aufschweißen von Bolzen
German-english technical dictionary > Aufschweißen von Bolzen
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62 Bolzen
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63 Bolzenaufschweißen
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64 Bolzenlochausführung
f <fz> (Kfz-Rad) ■ type of stud holes; stud hole type -
65 Bolzenlochkreis
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66 Bolzenlochkreisdurchmesser
German-english technical dictionary > Bolzenlochkreisdurchmesser
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67 Bolzenlochtyp
m <fz> (Kfz-Rad) ■ type of stud holes; stud hole type -
68 Bolzenschraube
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69 Bolzenschweißen
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70 Holzständer
m <bau.innen> (aus Holz) ■ stud; timber stud -
71 LK
< bio> ■ lymphnode; lymphatic node; lymph gland; nodus lymphaticus -
72 LK-Durchmesser
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73 Lochkranz
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74 Lochkreis
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75 Lochkreisdurchmesser
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76 Metallständer
m <bau.mat> ■ stud; metal stud -
77 Scherenbolzen
m < masch> ■ intermediate stud; movable stud -
78 Stiftschraube
f DIN 938-949 < füg> (ohne Kopf; Gewinde an beiden Enden, gewindeloser Schaft in der Mitte) ■ stud; stud bolt rare -
79 Stiftschraube mit Freistich
f DIN ISO 1891 < füg> ■ stud with undercut; stud with grooveGerman-english technical dictionary > Stiftschraube mit Freistich
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80 Straßennagel
m < bau> ■ road stud; traffic stud
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stud — ‘place where horses are bred’ and stud ‘nail’ [OE] are different words. The former (like stable and stall) denotes etymologically a place where animals ‘stand’, in this case for breeding purposes. It comes from a prehistoric Germanic *stōtham, a… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
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