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1 tilting yoke
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2 tilting yoke
1) Механика: поворотная обойма2) Автоматика: поворотная обойма (радиального поршневого насоса) -
3 tilting yoke
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4 tilting yoke
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5 tilting yoke
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6 tilting
опрокидывание; наклон; качание; установка под углом; отклонение; колебание относительно поперечной оси; II опрокидывающийся, качающий(ся); наклонный; откидной; поворотный- tilting arrangement - tilting axis - tilting body slotter - tilting body slotting machine - tilting cart - tilting disk check valve - tilting feature - tilting gearing - tilting head - tilting headstock - tilting instability - tilting spindle head - tilting lamp bracket - tilting lever - tilting mirror - tilting of piston - tilting of wheels - tilting pad - tilting-pad bearing - tilting-pad gas journal bearing - tilting-pad journal bearing - tilting-pad thrust bearing - tilting platform - tilting positioning table - tilting range - tilting-ring manometer - tilting rotary table - tilting rotary vise - tilting screen - tilting spillway gate - tilting spindle grinding machine - tilting spindle machine - tilting squabs - tilting-trunnion-table machine - tilting-trunnion-table type machine - tilting unit - tilting yoke - counterbalance cab tilting -
7 yoke
1. n ярмо; хомут; ошейник2. n тк. иго, ярмоcolonial yoke — колониальное иго, ярмо колониализма
3. n ист. деревянная колодка4. n узы, союз5. n пара запряжённых волов6. n парная упряжка7. n кокетка8. n коромысло9. n символ рабства, порабощения10. n рабство, порабощение11. n ист. запашка12. n тех. скоба, бугель, хомут, обойма; серьга, зажим13. n тех. хобот14. n тех. поперечина; траверса15. n тех. ав. штурвал, ручка управления16. n тех. элк. отклоняющая система17. v впрягать в ярмо18. v запрягать19. v заставлять работать, обуздывать20. v соединять, сочетать21. v соединяться22. v редк. подходить друг к другуСинонимический ряд:1. bondage (noun) bondage; enslavement; helotry; indenture; peonage; serfage; serfdom; servility; servitude; slavery; thraldom; thrall; thralldom; villenage2. burden (noun) burden; load; responsibility; weight3. collar (noun) collar; halter; harness4. connection (noun) bond; connection; knot; ligament; ligature; link; linkage; nexus; tie; vinculum5. confine (verb) bind; border; confine; constrain; constrict; encircle; shackle; truss6. join (verb) associate; attach; bracket; buckle; coadunate; coagment; coalesce; combine; compound; concrete; conjoin; conjugate; connect; couple; fasten; harness; hitch; join; link; marry; meld; one; relate; unite; wedАнтонимический ряд: -
8 tilting
1.поворотный; опрокидывающийся; качающийся2.качание; перекос; искривление; поворот; опрокидывание -
9 yoke
1) хомут; бугель; обойма; скоба || соединять хомутом, скобой2) вилка; развилина3) поперечина; траверса4) ярмо (напр. электромагнита)•- inner arbor yoke
- magnetic yoke
- outer arbor yoke
- shifter yoke
- stub yoke
- supporting yoke
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10 pulley yoke
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11 steering
управление; рулевое управление; поворот- steering angle sensor - steering arm shaft - steering arrangement - steering attitude - steering axis - steering booster - steering cam - steering clutch control button - steering clutch driven disk - steering clutch driving drum - steering clutch housing - steering clutch lever - steering clutch release ring - steering clutch release rocking lever - steering clutch release yoke - steering clutch shaft - steering column bracket - steering column control - steering-column gear change - steering-column gear control - steering column lock - steering column tube - steering computer - steering connecting rod - steering connection - steering console - steering control - steering control lever - steering control valve - steering drag rod - steering drop arm - steering drum - steering effort - steering equipment - steering flow - steering force - steering gear connection - steering gear ratio - steering gear shaft - steering-gear worm - steering geometry - steering hand-wheel - steering handle - steering head lock - steering house - steering knuckle gear rod arm - steering knuckle tie rod - steering knuckle tie rod ball - steering knuckle tie rod ball seat - steering knuckle tie rod end - steering knuckle tie rod plug - steering lever handle - steering lever quadrant - steering lever shaft - steering linkage layout - steering linkage with conventional suspension - steering linkage with independent suspension - steering logic - steering magnet - steering mast - steering mechanism - steering mechanism of track-type machine - steering motor - steering nut - steering pad - steering pillar - steering pin - steering Pitman arm - steering plow - steering post - steering post gear shift - steering power unit - steering range - steering ratio - steering response - steering servo - steering shaft - steering-shaft thrust bearing - steering shock eliminator - steering stop - steering stub - steering swivel - steering system - steering system vibration - steering torque indicator - steering tube - steering turn into the slide - steering wheel - steering wheel arm - steering wheel boss - steering wheel cover - steering wheel diameter - steering wheel effort - steering wheel lock-to-lock turns - steering wheel-mounted remote control - steering wheel play - steering wheel position - steering wheel positioning - steering wheel rim - steering wheel shaft - steering wheel spider - steering wheel tilting - steering wheel tube - steering worm - steering worm gear - steering worm sector - steering worm shaft - steering worm wheel - steering yoke - steering-yoke bolt - cross steering - wheel steering - worm-and-sector steering
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