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1 lodrät
erect, perpendicular, upright, vertical -
2 antiklinal
anticlinal, anticlineosymmetrisk antiklinal; inclined anticlinestående antiklinal; erect anticlineöverstjälpt antiklinal; reversed anticline -
3 bygga
build, erect -
4 montera
assemble, erect, mount, reassemble, rig upmontera ned; demount -
5 veck
fold, upliftantiklinalveck; anticlinal foldassymetriskt veck; asymmetric folddjupveck; basement uplift, plunging foldenkelveck; simple foldhoptryckt veck; tight foldkonkordant veck; conformable foldliggande veck; inverted fold, recumbent fold, reversed fold, sigmoidal foldmomoklinalt veck; flexureparallellveck; parallell foldS-veck; sigmoidal foldsadelveck; saddle bendsammansatt veck; complex foldstorveck; major foldstående veck; erect fold, upright foldsymmetriskt veck; normal foldsynklinalveck; synclinal foldtvärveck; transverse lapöppet veck; open foldöverstjälpt veck; inverted fold, overfold, overthrust fold -
6 veckning
flexuring, folding, upthrustrak veckning; erect foldingsmåveckning; slip bedding
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