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Definition
Synonym
Asbestzementrohr
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Asbestzementrohr
n
constr.
Asbestzementrohr
e
pl
asbestos cement pipe
asbestos cement pipes
Asbestzementrohr
n
constr.
Asbestzementrohr
e
pl
asbestos cement pipe
asbestos cement pipes
Asbestzement
m
asbestos cement
Asbestzement
m
constr.
asbestos cement
Asbestzementplatte
f
constr.
Asbestzementplatten
pl
asbestos cement board
asbestos cement boards
Asbestzementrohr
n
constr.
Asbestzementrohr
e
pl
asbestos cement pipe
asbestos cement pipes
Asbestzementschiefer
m
constr.
asbestos cement slate
Deutsche
Asbestzementrohr Synonyme
Englische
asbestos cement pipe Synonyme
asbestos
act drop
amianthus
asbestos
board
asbestos
curtain
backdrop
batten
border
cloth
coulisse
counterweight
curtain
curtain board
cyclorama
decor
drop
drop curtain
earth flax
fire break
fire curtain
fire line
fire resistance
fire retardant
fire wall
fireproofing
flat
flipper
hanging
mountain flax
rag
scene
scenery
screen
side scene
stage screw
tab
tableau
teaser
tormentor
transformation
transformation scene
wing
wingcut
woodcut
Asbestzementrohr Definition
Air
pipe
(
)
A
pipe
for
the
passage
of
air
Asbestos
(
n.
)
A
variety
of
amphibole
or
of
pyroxene,
occurring
in
long
and
delicate
fibers,
or
in
fibrous
masses
or
seams,
usually
of
a
white,
gray,
or
green-gray
color.
The
name
is
also
given
to
a
similar
variety
of
serpentine.
Blast
pipe
(
)
The
exhaust
pipe
of
a
steam
engine,
or
any
pipe
delivering
steam
or
air,
when
so
constructed
as
to
cause
a
blast.
Cement
(
n.
)
Any
substance
used
for
making
bodies
adhere
to
each
other,
as
mortar,
glue,
etc.
Cement
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
calcined
limestone,
or
a
calcined
mixture
of
clay
and
lime,
for
making
mortar
which
will
harden
under
water.
Cement
(
n.
)
The
powder
used
in
cementation.
See
Cementation,
n.,
2.
Cement
(
n.
)
Bond
of
union
Cement
(
n.
)
The
layer
of
bone
investing
the
root
and
neck
of
a
tooth
Cement
(
n.
)
To
unite
or
cause
to
adhere
by
means
of
a
cement.
Cement
(
n.
)
To
unite
firmly
or
closely.
Cement
(
n.
)
To
overlay
or
coat
with
cement
Cement
(
v.
i.)
To
become
cemented
or
firmly
united
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
wind
instrument
of
music,
consisting
of
a
tube
or
tubes
of
straw,
reed,
wood,
or
metal
Pipe
(
n.
)
Any
long
tube
or
hollow
body
of
wood,
metal,
earthenware,
or
the
like:
especially,
one
used
as
a
conductor
of
water,
steam,
gas,
etc.
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
small
bowl
with
a
hollow
steam,
--
used
in
smoking
tobacco,
and,
sometimes,
other
substances.
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
passageway
for
the
air
in
speaking
and
breathing
Pipe
(
n.
)
The
key
or
sound
of
the
voice.
Pipe
(
n.
)
The
peeping
whistle,
call,
or
note
of
a
bird.
Pipe
(
n.
)
The
bagpipe
Pipe
(
n.
)
An
elongated
body
or
vein
of
ore.
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
roll
formerly
used
in
the
English
exchequer,
otherwise
called
the
Great
Roll,
on
which
were
taken
down
the
accounts
of
debts
to
the
king
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
boatswain's
whistle,
used
to
call
the
crew
to
their
duties
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
cask
usually
containing
two
hogsheads,
or
126
wine
gallons
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
play
on
a
pipe,
fife,
flute,
or
other
tubular
wind
instrument
of
music.
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
call,
convey
orders,
etc.,
by
means
of
signals
on
a
pipe
or
whistle
carried
by
a
boatswain.
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
emit
or
have
a
shrill
sound
like
that
of
a
pipe
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
become
hollow
in
the
process
of
solodifying
Pipe
(
v.
t.)
To
perform,
as
a
tune,
by
playing
on
a
pipe,
flute,
fife,
etc.
Pipe
(
v.
t.)
To
call
or
direct,
as
a
crew,
by
the
boatswain's
whistle.
Pipe
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
or
equip
with
pipes
Pipe
clay
(
)
A
plastic,
unctuous
clay
of
a
grayish
white
color,
--
used
in
making
tobacco
pipes
and
various
kinds
of
earthenware,
in
scouring
cloth,
and
in
cleansing
soldiers'
equipments.
Pipe
layer
(
)
One
who
lays
conducting
pipes
in
the
ground,
as
for
water,
gas,
etc.
Pipe
layer
(
)
A
politician
who
works
in
secret
Pipe
laying
(
)
The
laying
of
conducting
pipes
underground,
as
for
water,
gas,
etc.
Pipe
laying
(
)
The
act
or
method
of
making
combinations
for
personal
advantage
secretly
or
slyly
Portland
cement
(
)
A
cement
having
the
color
of
the
Portland
stone
of
England,
made
by
calcining
an
artificial
mixture
of
carbonate
of
lime
and
clay,
or
sometimes
certain
natural
limestones
or
chalky
clays.
It
contains
a
large
proportion
of
clay,
and
hardens
under
water.
Twire-pipe
(
n.
)
A
vagabond
musician.
Water
cement
(
)
Hydraulic
cement.
Water
pipe
(
)
A
pipe
for
conveying
water.
asbestos cement pipe / asbestos cement pipes Bedeutung
asbestos
abatement
the
removal
of
asbestos
from
a
public
building
bowl
pipe
bowl
a
small
round
container
that
is
open
at
the
top
for
holding
tobacco
briar
briar
pipe
a
pipe
made
from
the
root
(briarroot)
of
the
tree
heath
calabash
calabash
pipe
a
pipe
for
smoking,
has
a
curved
stem
and
a
large
bowl
made
from
a
calabash
gourd
calumet
peace
pipe
pipe
of
peace
a
highly
decorated
ceremonial
pipe
of
Amerindians,
smoked
on
ceremonial
occasions
(especially
as
a
token
of
peace)
chanter
melody
pipe
reed
pipe
with
finger
holes
on
which
the
melody
is
played
clay
pipe
a
pipe
made
of
clay
concrete
mixer
cement
mixer
a
machine
with
a
large
revolving
drum
in
which
cement
is
mixed
with
other
materials
to
make
concrete
discharge
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
fluids
can
be
discharged
drain
drainpipe
waste
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
liquid
is
carried
away
drilling
pipe
a
series
of
tubes
(joined
by
screwed
collars)
that
connect
a
drilling
platform
to
the
drilling
bit,
rotates
the
bit
and
supplies
drilling
mud
drone
drone
pipe
bourdon
a
pipe
of
the
bagpipe
that
is
tuned
to
produce
a
single
continuous
tone
exhaust
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
burned
gases
travel
from
the
exhaust
manifold
to
the
muffler
fipple
flute
fipple
pipe
recorder
vertical
flute
a
tubular
wind
instrument
with
finger
holes
and
a
fipple
mouthpiece
flageolet
treble
recorder
shepherd's
pipe
a
small
fipple
flute
with
four
finger
holes
and
two
thumb
holes
flue
pipe
flue
labial
pipe
organ
pipe
whose
tone
is
produced
by
air
passing
across
the
sharp
edge
of
a
fissure
or
lip
b
hookah
narghile
nargileh
sheesha
shisha
chicha
calean
kalian
water
pipe
hubble-bubble
hubbly-bubbly
an
oriental
tobacco
pipe
with
a
long
flexible
tube
connected
to
a
container
where
the
smoke
is
cooled
by
passing
through
water,
a
bipolar
world
with
the
hookah
and
Turkish
coffee
versus
hamburgers
and
Coca
Cola
musette
shepherd's
pipe
a
small
bagpipe
formerly
popular
in
France
musette
pipe
a
small
simple
oboe
organ
pipe
organ
wind
instrument
whose
sound
is
produced
by
means
of
pipes
arranged
in
sets
supplied
with
air
from
a
bellows
and
controlled
from
a
large
complex
musical
keyboard
organ
pipe
pipe
pipework
the
flues
and
stops
on
a
pipe
organ
panpipe
pandean
pipe
syrinx
a
primitive
wind
instrument
consisting
of
several
parallel
pipes
bound
together
pipe
pipage
piping
a
long
tube
made
of
metal
or
plastic
that
is
used
to
carry
water
or
oil
or
gas
etc.
pipe
tobacco
pipe
a
tube
with
a
small
bowl
at
one
end,
used
for
smoking
tobacco
tabor
pipe
a
small
fipple
flute
that
is
played
with
the
left
hand
while
the
right
hand
is
free
to
beat
a
tabor
pipe
a
tubular
wind
instrument
pipe
bomb
a
small
homemade
bomb
usually
contained
in
a
metal
pipe
pipe
cleaner
cleaning
implement
consisting
of
a
flexible
tufted
wire
that
is
used
to
clean
a
pipe
stem
pipe
cutter
a
hand
tool
for
cutting
pipe
pipefitting
pipe
fitting
fitting
consisting
of
threaded
pieces
of
pipe
for
joining
pipes
together
pipe
rack
a
rack
for
holding
a
smoker's
pipes
pipe
vise
pipe
clamp
a
clamp
for
holding
pipe
that
is
to
be
cut
or
threaded
pipe
wrench
tube
wrench
adjustable
wrench
for
gripping
and
turning
a
pipe,
has
two
serrated
jaws
that
are
adjusted
to
grip
the
pipe
pitch
pipe
a
small
pipe
sounding
a
tone
of
standard
frequency,
used
to
establish
the
starting
pitch
for
unaccompanied
singing
reed
pipe
organ
pipe
with
a
vibrating
reed
riser
riser
pipe
riser
pipeline
riser
main
a
vertical
pipe
in
a
building
soil
pipe
drain
that
conveys
liquid
waste
from
toilets,
etc.
sparge
pipe
a
horizontal
pipe
having
fine
holes
drilled
throughout
its
length
so
as
to
deliver
a
spray
of
water
steam
line
steam
pipe
a
pipe
conducting
steam
cementum
cement
a
specialized
bony
substance
covering
the
root
of
a
tooth
pipe
dream
dream
a
fantastic
but
vain
hope
(from
fantasies
induced
by
the
opium
pipe),
I
have
this
pipe
dream
about
being
emperor
of
the
universe
pipe
major
the
chief
piper
in
a
band
of
bagpipes
pipe
smoker
a
smoker
who
uses
a
pipe
plumber
pipe
fitter
a
craftsman
who
installs
and
repairs
pipes
and
fixtures
and
appliances
Dutchman's-pipe
pipe
vine
Aristolochia
macrophylla
Aristolochia
durior
hardy
deciduous
vine
having
large
leaves
and
flowers
with
the
calyx
tube
curved
like
the
bowl
of
a
pipe
Indian
pipe
waxflower
Monotropa
uniflora
small
waxy
white
or
pinkish-white
saprophytic
woodland
plant
having
scalelike
leaves
and
a
nodding
flower,
turns
black
with
age
golden
shower
tree
drumstick
tree
purging
cassia
pudding
pipe
tree
canafistola
canafistula
Cassia
fistula
deciduous
or
semi-evergreen
tree
having
scented
sepia
to
yellow
flowers
in
drooping
racemes
and
pods
whose
pulp
is
used
medicinally,
tropical
Asia
and
Central
and
South
America
and
Australia
pipe
tube
a
hollow
cylindrical
shape
cement
something
that
hardens
to
act
as
adhesive
material
rubber
cement
an
adhesive
made
by
dissolving
unvulcanized
rubber
in
a
solvent
like
benzene
or
naphtha
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