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23:22 Dec 19, 2000 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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na | Thrust |
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na | traction, thrust |
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na | Zug = traction, pull, - Schub = thrust |
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Thrust Explanation: Schub(-kraft) - thrust(-force) or shear; shear strain (Eurodicautom) Leo Online Dict. |
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traction, thrust Explanation: I'm no mechanic, but I hope this fits. Aufzugstechnik Woerterbuch (online) New English-German Dictionary (online) |
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Zug = traction, pull, - Schub = thrust Explanation: Schub = thrust Other related terms: Axialzylinderrollenlager = thrust cylindrical roller bearing Axialbeanspruchung = thrust load Schubbeiwert = thrust coefficient Schubbewegung = thrust motion Schubbeschleunigung - thrust acceleration Zug = traction related terms: Fahrzeugantriebsdifferential = traction differential I would suggest to use the term "traction" in this case. DeVries Tech. Dic. Routledge Tech. Dic. |
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