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1 wire electrode
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2 wire electrode
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3 bare-wire electrode
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4 metal wire electrode
metal wire electrode Metalldrahtelektrode fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > metal wire electrode
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5 barbed wire electrode
<el> ■ Dornelektrode f -
6 barbed-wire electrode
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7 bare wire electrode
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8 continuous wire electrode
< join> ■ endlose Elektrode fEnglish-german technical dictionary > continuous wire electrode
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9 solid wire electrode
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10 electrode wire
electrode wire Elektrodendraht m (Schweißdraht)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > electrode wire
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11 wire-gauze electrode
wire-gauze electrode Netzelektrode fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > wire-gauze electrode
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12 electrode core wire
< join> ■ Elektrodenkerndraht m -
13 wire-gauze electrode
<el> ■ Netzelektrode f -
14 fine wire spark plug
<mvhcl.el> (electrode of any noble metal) ■ Edelmetallzündkerze f:V ; Zündkerze mit Edelmetallelektrode f -
15 discharge electrode [wire]
< proc> (in electrostatic precipitators) ■ Sprühelektrode f ; Ausströmelektrode f ; Sprühdraht mEnglish-german technical dictionary > discharge electrode [wire]
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16 coat
<tech.gen> (a layer of anything that covers a surface) ■ Hülle f<tech.gen> (cladding, envelope; e.g. on cables, welding rods) ■ Ummantelung f< garm> ■ Mantel m< mat> ■ Schicht f@coat withcoat (with)vt <food.prod> (fat coating, dry stuffs) ■ überziehen (mit) vt@ -
17 cover
<tech.gen> (any type and shape; e.g. on access holes, machine parts) ■ Abdeckung f ; Deckel m ugs<tech.gen> (usu. easily removable; any shape and size) ■ Deckel m<tech.gen> (body, housing) ■ Gehäuse n<tech.gen> ■ Hülle f<tech.gen> (e.g. book) ■ Umhüllung f<tech.gen> (cladding, envelope) ■ Ummantelung fBS 4118 < build> (thickness of a layer over something embedded; e.g of soil over a drain) ■ Überdeckung f ; Überdeckungshöhe f<el> ■ Verschlussdeckel m< print> (covering within which the leaves of a book are bound) ■ Einband m ; Einbanddecke f ; Buchdecke fvt (areas; with radio, TV, cellular communication) ■ versorgen vt ; abdecken vtvt < gen> (abstract; e.g. a subject, problem, task) ■ konzentrieren auf vr ; behandeln vt ; betrachten vtvt <tech.gen> (an object, e.g. with polythene sheeting; or subject in a paper) ■ abdecken vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. floor with carpets, tiles) ■ bedecken vtvt <tech.gen> (area, scope, range; e.g. with data, radar) ■ erfassen vt ; abdecken vtvt <tech.gen> ■ umhüllen vtvt <tech.gen> (physically; e.g. with blanket, lid) ■ zudecken vtvt <textil.srfc> (furniture; e.g. a sofa) ■ beziehen vt -
18 covering
<tech.gen> (sheath etc.; hard or soft; e.g. pipe insulation) ■ Außenmantel m<tech.gen> (e.g. wire, electrode) ■ Umhüllung f<tech.gen> ■ Verkleidung f -
19 covered
cov·ered[ˈkʌvəd, AM -ɚd]adj inv1. (roofed over) überdacht\covered wagon Planwagen m2. (insured) versichert* * *covered [ˈkʌvə(r)d] adj be-, gedeckt:covered bridge gedeckte Brücke;covered cable TECH umhülltes Kabel;covered job US pflichtversicherte Tätigkeit;covered market Markthalle f;covered storage space überdachter Lagerraum;a) US HIST Planwagen m,b) BAHN Br geschlossener Güterwagen;covered wire TECH umsponnener Draht* * *adj.bedeckt adj.enthalten adj.zugedeckt adj. -
20 gas metal arc welding
(GMAW) US < join> (consumable bare electrode wire, fed automatically; MIG or MAG) ■ Metall-Schutzgasschweißen n (MSG); Lichtbogenschutzgasschweißen n DIN 1910-4
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