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Definition
Synonym
Aufsteck Aufbohrer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
m
; Aufsteck-Senker
m
techn.
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
pl
; Aufsteck-Senker
pl
arbour-mounted
Br.
arbor-mounted
Am.
counterbore; shell counterbore; shell core drill; shell drill
arbour-mounted arbor-mounted counterbores; shell counterbores; shell core drills; shell drills
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
m
; Aufsteck-Senker
m
techn.
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
pl
; Aufsteck-Senker
pl
arbour-mounted
Br.
arbor-mounted
Am.
counterbore; shell counterbore; shell core drill; shell drill
arbour-mounted arbor-mounted counterbores; shell counterbores; shell core drills; shell drills
Aufbohrer
m
(Spiralsenker)
spiral-flute counterbore
Aufsteck-Gewindebohrer
m
arbor-mounted tap
Aufsteck-Senker
m
arbor-mounted counterbore
Aufbohrer
m
; Senker
m
(Werkzeug)
Aufbohrer
pl
; Senker
pl
core drill (tool)
core drills
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
m
; Aufsteck-Senker
m
techn.
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
pl
; Aufsteck-Senker
pl
arbour-mounted
Br.
arbor-mounted
Am.
counterbore; shell counterbore; shell core drill; shell drill
arbour-mounted arbor-mounted counterbores; shell counterbores; shell core drills; shell drills
Aufsteck-Gewindebohrer
m
techn.
Aufsteck-Gewindebohrer
pl
arbour-mounted screw-tap
Br.
; arbor-mounted screw-tap
Am.
arbour-mounted screw-taps; arbor-mounted screw-taps
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
m
; Aufsteck-Senker
m
techn.
Aufsteck-Aufbohrer
pl
; Aufsteck-Senker
pl
arbour-mounted
Br.
arbor-mounted
Am.
counterbore; shell counterbore; shell core drill; shell drill
arbour-mounted arbor-mounted counterbores; shell counterbores; shell core drills; shell drills
Deutsche
Aufsteck Aufbohrer Synonyme
Englische
arbour-mounted arbor-mounted counterbore; shell counterbore; shell core drill; shell drill Synonyme
Aufsteck Aufbohrer Definition
Acorn-shell
(
n.
)
One
of
the
sessile
cirripeds
Air
drill
(
)
A
drill
driven
by
the
elastic
pressure
of
condensed
air
Arbor
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
latticework
formed
of,
or
covered
with,
vines,
branches
of
trees,
or
other
plants,
for
shade
Arbor
(
n.
)
A
tree,
as
distinguished
from
a
shrub.
Arbor
(
n.
)
An
axle
or
spindle
of
a
wheel
or
opinion.
Arbor
(
n.
)
A
mandrel
in
lathe
turning.
Arbor
Dianae
(
)
A
precipitation
of
silver,
in
a
beautiful
arborescent
form.
Arbor
vine
(
)
A
species
of
bindweed.
Arbor
vitae
(
)
An
evergreen
tree
of
the
cypress
tribe,
genus
Thuja.
The
American
species
is
the
T.
occidentalis.
Arbor
vitae
(
)
The
treelike
disposition
of
the
gray
and
white
nerve
tissues
in
the
cerebellum,
as
seen
in
a
vertical
section.
Argus
shell
(
)
A
species
of
shell
(Cypraea
argus),
beautifully
variegated
with
spots
resembling
those
in
a
peacock's
tail.
Ark
shell
(
)
A
marine
bivalve
shell
belonging
to
the
genus
Arca
and
its
allies.
Boat
shell
(
)
A
marine
gastropod
of
the
genus
Crepidula.
The
species
are
numerous.
It
is
so
named
from
its
form
and
interior
deck.
Boat
shell
(
)
A
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Cymba.
Bubble
shell
(
)
A
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Bulla
and
allied
genera,
belonging
to
the
Tectibranchiata.
Core
(
n.
)
A
body
of
individuals
Core
(
n.
)
A
miner's
underground
working
time
or
shift.
Core
(
n.
)
A
Hebrew
dry
measure
Core
(
n.
)
The
heart
or
inner
part
of
a
thing,
as
of
a
column,
wall,
rope,
of
a
boil,
etc.
Core
(
n.
)
The
center
or
inner
part,
as
of
an
open
space
Core
(
n.
)
The
most
important
part
of
a
thing
Core
(
n.
)
The
prtion
of
a
mold
which
shapes
the
interior
of
a
cylinder,
tube,
or
other
hollow
casting,
or
which
makes
a
hole
in
or
through
a
casting
Core
(
n.
)
A
disorder
of
sheep
occasioned
by
worms
in
the
liver.
Core
(
n.
)
The
bony
process
which
forms
the
central
axis
of
the
horns
in
many
animals.
Core
(
v.
t.)
To
take
out
the
core
or
inward
parts
of
Core
(
v.
t.)
To
form
by
means
of
a
core,
as
a
hole
in
a
casting.
Counterbore
(
n.
)
A
flat-bottomed
cylindrical
enlargement
of
the
mouth
of
a
hole,
usually
of
slight
depth,
as
for
receiving
a
cylindrical
screw
head.
Counterbore
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
pin
drill
with
the
cutting
edge
or
edges
normal
to
the
axis
Counterbore
(
v.
t.)
To
form
a
counterbore
in,
by
boring,
turning,
or
drilling
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
pierce
or
bore
with
a
drill,
or
a
with
a
drill
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
train
in
the
military
art
Drill
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
an
exercise
or
exercises
Drill
(
n.
)
An
instrument
with
an
edged
or
pointed
end
used
for
making
holes
in
hard
substances
Drill
(
n.
)
The
act
or
exercise
of
training
soldiers
in
the
military
art,
as
in
the
manual
of
arms,
in
the
execution
of
evolutions,
and
the
like
Drill
(
n.
)
Any
exercise,
physical
or
mental,
enforced
with
regularity
and
by
constant
repetition
Drill
(
n.
)
A
marine
gastropod,
of
several
species,
which
kills
oysters
and
other
bivalves
by
drilling
holes
through
the
shell.
The
most
destructive
kind
is
Urosalpinx
cinerea.
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
flow
in
drills
or
rills
or
by
trickling
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
sow,
as
seeds,
by
dribbling
them
along
a
furrow
or
in
a
row,
like
a
trickling
rill
of
water.
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
entice
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
slip
or
waste
away
by
degrees.
Drill
(
v.
i.)
To
trickle.
Drill
(
v.
i.)
To
sow
in
drills.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
small
trickling
stream
Drill
(
n.
)
An
implement
for
making
holes
for
sowing
seed,
and
sometimes
so
formed
as
to
contain
seeds
and
drop
them
into
the
hole
made.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
light
furrow
or
channel
made
to
put
seed
into
sowing.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
row
of
seed
sown
in
a
furrow.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
large
African
baboon
(Cynocephalus
leucophaeus).
Drill
(
n.
)
Same
as
Drilling.
Drill
press
(
)
A
machine
for
drilling
holes
in
metal,
the
drill
being
pressed
to
the
metal
by
the
action
of
a
screw.
Ear-shell
(
n.
)
A
flattened
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Haliotis
arbour-mounted [Br.] arbor-mounted [Am.] counterbore; shell counterbore; shell core drill; shell drill / arbour-mounted arbor-mounted counterbores; shell counterbores; shell core drills; shell drills Bedeutung
shell
game
thimblerig
a
swindling
sleight-of-hand
game,
victim
guesses
which
of
three
things
a
pellet
is
under
drill
(military)
the
training
of
soldiers
to
march
(as
in
ceremonial
parades)
or
to
perform
the
manual
of
arms
exercise
practice
drill
practice
session
recitation
systematic
training
by
multiple
repetitions,
practice
makes
perfect
fire
drill
an
exercise
intended
to
train
people
in
duties
and
escape
procedures
to
be
followed
in
case
of
fire
military
drill
training
in
marching
and
the
use
of
weapons
close-order
drill
(military)
military
drill
of
troops
in
standard
marching
(shoulder-to-shoulder)
conchology
shell
collecting
the
collection
and
study
of
mollusc
shells
budgerigar
budgereegah
budgerygah
budgie
grass
parakeet
lovebird
shell
parakeet
Melopsittacus
undulatus
small
Australian
parakeet
usually
light
green
with
black
and
yellow
markings
in
the
wild
but
bred
in
many
colors
carapace
shell
cuticle
shield
a
hard
outer
covering
or
case
of
certain
organisms
such
as
arthropods
and
turtles
shell
the
hard
largely
calcareous
covering
of
a
mollusc
or
a
brachiopod
scallop
shell
a
shell
of
a
scallop
oyster
shell
a
shell
of
an
oyster
tooth
shell
tusk
shell
any
of
various
seashore
mollusks
having
a
tapering
tubular
shell
open
at
each
end
and
a
foot
pointed
like
a
spade
for
burrowing
abalone
ear-shell
any
of
various
large
edible
marine
gastropods
of
the
genus
Haliotis
having
an
ear-shaped
shell
with
pearly
interior
scorpion
shell
any
of
numerous
tropical
marine
snails
that
as
adults
have
the
outer
lip
of
the
aperture
produced
into
a
series
of
long
curved
spines
moon
shell
moonshell
marine
gastropods
having
smooth
rounded
shells
that
form
short
spires
bubble
shell
marine
gastropod
mollusk
having
a
very
small
thin
shell
chiton
coat-of-mail
shell
sea
cradle
polyplacophore
primitive
elongated
bilaterally
symmetrical
marine
mollusk
having
a
mantle
covered
with
eight
calcareous
plates
soft-shell
clam
steamer
steamer
clam
long-neck
clam
Mya
arenaria
an
edible
clam
with
thin
oval-shaped
shell
found
in
coastal
regions
of
the
United
States
and
Europe
quahog
quahaug
hard-shell
clam
hard
clam
round
clam
Venus
mercenaria
Mercenaria
mercenaria
an
edible
American
clam,
the
heavy
shells
were
used
as
money
by
some
American
Indians
ark
shell
marine
bivalve
mollusk
having
a
heavy
toothed
shell
with
a
deep
boat-like
inner
surface
hard-shell
crab
edible
crab
that
has
not
recently
molted
and
so
has
a
hard
shell
soft-shell
crab
soft-shelled
crab
edible
crab
that
has
recently
molted
and
not
yet
formed
its
new
shell
brachiopod
lamp
shell
lampshell
marine
animal
with
bivalve
shell
having
a
pair
of
arms
bearing
tentacles
for
capturing
food,
found
worldwide
drill
Mandrillus
leucophaeus
similar
to
the
mandrill
but
smaller
and
less
brightly
colored
arbor
arbour
bower
pergola
a
framework
that
supports
climbing
plants,
the
arbor
provided
a
shady
resting
place
in
the
park
artillery
shell
a
shell
fired
by
artillery
blank
dummy
blank
shell
a
cartridge
containing
an
explosive
charge
but
no
bullet
bore
bore-hole
drill
hole
a
hole
or
passage
made
by
a
drill,
usually
made
for
exploratory
purposes
bore
bit
borer
rock
drill
stone
drill
a
drill
for
penetrating
rock
breast
drill
a
portable
drill
with
a
plate
that
is
pressed
against
the
chest
to
force
the
drill
point
into
the
work
core
a
bar
of
magnetic
material
(as
soft
iron)
that
passes
through
a
coil
and
serves
to
increase
the
inductance
of
the
coil
core
the
chamber
of
a
nuclear
reactor
containing
the
fissile
material
where
the
reaction
takes
place
core
magnetic
core
(computer
science)
a
tiny
ferrite
toroid
formerly
used
in
a
random
access
memory
to
store
one
bit
of
data,
now
superseded
by
semiconductor
memories,
each
core
has
three
wires
passing
through
it,
providing
the
means
to
select
and
detect
the
contents
of
each
bit
core
bit
a
hollow
drilling
bit
that
is
the
cutting
part
of
a
core
drill,
allows
core
samples
to
be
taken
core
drill
a
drill
that
removes
a
cylindrical
core
from
the
drill
hole
counterbore
countersink
countersink
bit
a
bit
for
enlarging
the
upper
part
of
a
hole
dentist's
drill
burr
drill
a
high
speed
drill
that
dentists
use
to
cut
into
teeth
drill
a
tool
with
a
sharp
point
and
cutting
edges
for
making
holes
in
hard
materials
(usually
rotating
rapidly
or
by
repeated
blows)
electric
drill
a
rotating
power
drill
powered
by
an
electric
motor
drilling
bit
drill
bit
a
bit
used
in
drilling
for
oil
drill
press
a
machine
tool
with
a
separate,
upright
stand,
an
electric
drill
is
pressed
into
the
work
automatically
or
with
a
hand
lever
drill
rig
drilling
rig
oilrig
oil
rig
rig
used
in
drilling
for
oil
or
gas
drill
site
workplace
that
is
the
site
of
a
drill
hole
gas
shell
(military)
bomb
consisting
of
an
explosive
projectile
filled
with
a
toxic
gas
that
is
released
when
the
bomb
explodes
grape
arbor
grape
arbour
an
arbor
where
grapes
are
grown
hand
drill
handheld
drill
a
small
portable
drill
held
and
operated
by
hand
magnetic
core
memory
core
memory
(computer
science)
a
computer
memory
consisting
of
an
array
of
magnetic
cores,
now
superseded
by
semiconductor
memories
mess
jacket
monkey
jacket
shell
jacket
waist-length
jacket
tapering
to
a
point
at
the
back,
worn
by
officers
in
the
mess
for
formal
dinners
plate
scale
shell
a
metal
sheathing
of
uniform
thickness
(such
as
the
shield
attached
to
an
artillery
piece
to
protect
the
gunners)
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