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21 dakgebint
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle; cluster of fruit or flowers -
22 dijkbeslag
n. revetment, embankment, large mound or wall used to as a levee or supporting wall; cement or stone facing of an embankment -
23 draagbalk
n. supporting beam, rafter, long log or metal beam that is used as to hold up other structures -
24 draagmuur
n. supporting wall, wall that is built to hold up a structure -
25 dwarshout
n. crossbeam, horizontal supporting beam in a structure -
26 gauchistisch
adj. leftist, radical, liberal, supporting the political left, belonging to the political left -
27 gebint
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle -
28 gebintbalk
n. purlin, horizontal timber supporting the rafters of a roof -
29 gebinte
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle -
30 gording
n. purlin, horizontal timber supporting the rafters of a roof -
31 hoogspanningsmast
n. power pylon, large vertical steel tower supporting high-tension power lines -
32 houtverbinding
n. wood truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members -
33 hulptroepen
n. auxiliary troops, auxiliary forces, supporting army, reserve detachments, additional forces -
34 nudist
n. nudist, naturist, member of a community supporting nudism; advocate of nudism -
35 pro
adj. pro, supporting, favoring, advocating -
36 steunbalk
n. supporting beam, summer -
37 stutbalk
n. supporting beam, summer -
38 zelfvoorziend
adj. self-supporting -
39 afgestemd steunstuk
• resonant supporting pieceNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > afgestemd steunstuk
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40 steunbalk
• brace• strut• supporting beam
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