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00:51 Aug 20, 2001 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) | ||||
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na +1 | driver |
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na | drive |
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na | in support of Alexander |
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na | Shifter, transporter, cam follower |
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na | see in explanation |
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driver Explanation: That's a general term for "Mitnehmer". Other possible translations (depending on context) are "carrier", "catch", or "dog". "Mitnehmerbolzen" = driving pin, tappet, but it can also be translated as a "retaining pin". Ernst, W�rterbuch der industriellen Technik |
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drive Explanation: drive time out/ drive shaft This the term generally used in US English for mechanical drives 25 years of instrumentation in the industry |
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in support of Alexander Explanation: Ernst: Mitnehmer m, Nase f (Masch) / carrier, catch, driver, dog Mitnehmer m (Werkz) / driving feature o. tenon Mitnehmer m (Kette) / pusher Mitnehmer m (Power and Free) / pusher dog Mitnehmer m (Dreh) / lathe dog Mitnehmer an Werkzeugen / tongue end of tools Mitnehmerbohrung f, -loch n (Masch) / driving o. tappet hole o. slot Mitnehmerbolzen m, -stift m, -zapfen m / driving pin, tappet Mitnehmerbolzen, Haltebolzen m / retaining bolt Mitnehmergabel f / carrying o. driver fork Ernst, "W�rterbuch der Industriellen Technik" |
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Shifter, transporter, cam follower Explanation: For other alternatives |
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see in explanation Explanation: Mitnehmerbolzen m, -stift m, -zapfen m / driving pin, tappet Mitnehmerbolzen, Haltebolzen m / retaining bolt Ernst - W�rterbuch der industriellen Technik |
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