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1 guard plate
guard plate1 STB Verstärkungsblech nguard plate2 TECH Schild m (Schutzschild); Schutzblech n, Schutzplatte f, Schutzschild m, Sicherungsblech n -
2 guard rail
guard rail1 BAUT Schutzgeländer n, Seitensicherung fguard rail2 STB Leitbalken m (Planke); Leitplanke f (Balken) -
3 guard of honor
guard of ˈhon·our, AM guard of ˈhon·orn + sing/pl vb Ehrenwache f, Ehrengarde f* * *(US) n.Ehrenformation f. -
4 guard duty
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5 guard of 'honor
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6 guard of honour
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7 guard
guard I v sichern, schützen; mit Schutzvorrichtung(en) versehen guard II Schutzvorrichtung f, Schutz m; Schutzschild m, Schutzgitter n (z. B. einer Leuchte)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > guard
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8 guard
guard I v schützen, sichern; mit Schutzvorrichtung versehen guard II KONST Schutzvorrichtung f; Schutzgitter n (vor einem Kamin); Sicherheitsvorrichtung fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > guard
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9 guard boat
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10 guard book
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11 guard brush
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12 guard cell
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13 guard chain
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14 guard ring
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15 guard rope
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16 guard against
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17 guard cap
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18 guard casing
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19 guard cover
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20 guard for boom cylinder
English-german engineering dictionary > guard for boom cylinder
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