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Definition
Synonym
Breitkeilriemen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Breitkeilriemen
m
techn.
wide-angle V-belt
Breitkeilriemen
m
techn.
wide-angle V-belt
Breitkeilriemen
m
techn.
wide-angle V-belt
Deutsche
Breitkeilriemen Synonyme
Englische
wide-angle V-belt Synonyme
Breitkeilriemen Definition
Angle
(
n.
)
The
inclosed
space
near
the
point
where
two
lines
meet
Angle
(
n.
)
The
figure
made
by.
two
lines
which
meet.
Angle
(
n.
)
The
difference
of
direction
of
two
lines.
In
the
lines
meet,
the
point
of
meeting
is
the
vertex
of
the
angle.
Angle
(
n.
)
A
projecting
or
sharp
corner
Angle
(
n.
)
A
name
given
to
four
of
the
twelve
astrological
"houses."
Angle
(
n.
)
A
fishhook
Angle
(
v.
i.)
To
fish
with
an
angle
(fishhook),
or
with
hook
and
line.
Angle
(
v.
i.)
To
use
some
bait
or
artifice
Angle
(
v.
t.)
To
try
to
gain
by
some
insinuating
artifice
Belt
(
n.
)
That
which
engirdles
a
person
or
thing
Belt
(
n.
)
That
which
restrains
or
confines
as
a
girdle.
Belt
(
n.
)
Anything
that
resembles
a
belt,
or
that
encircles
or
crosses
like
a
belt
Belt
(
n.
)
Same
as
Band,
n.,
2.
A
very
broad
band
is
more
properly
termed
a
belt.
Belt
(
n.
)
One
of
certain
girdles
or
zones
on
the
surface
of
the
planets
Jupiter
and
Saturn,
supposed
to
be
of
the
nature
of
clouds.
Belt
(
n.
)
A
narrow
passage
or
strait
Belt
(
n.
)
A
token
or
badge
of
knightly
rank.
Belt
(
n.
)
A
band
of
leather,
or
other
flexible
substance,
passing
around
two
wheels,
and
communicating
motion
from
one
to
the
other.
Belt
(
n.
)
A
band
or
stripe,
as
of
color,
round
any
organ
Belt
(
v.
t.)
To
encircle
with,
or
as
with,
a
belt
Belt
(
v.
t.)
To
shear,
as
the
buttocks
and
tails
of
sheep.
Wide
(
superl.
)
Having
considerable
distance
or
extent
between
the
sides
Wide
(
superl.
)
Having
a
great
extent
every
way
Wide
(
superl.
)
Of
large
scope
Wide
(
superl.
)
Of
a
certain
measure
between
the
sides
Wide
(
superl.
)
Remote
Wide
(
superl.
)
Far
from
truth,
from
propriety,
from
necessity,
or
the
like.
Wide
(
superl.
)
On
one
side
or
the
other
of
the
mark
Wide
(
superl.
)
Made,
as
a
vowel,
with
a
less
tense,
and
more
open
and
relaxed,
condition
of
the
mouth
organs
Wide
(
adv.
)
To
a
distance
Wide
(
adv.
)
So
as
to
leave
or
have
a
great
space
between
the
sides
Wide
(
adv.
)
So
as
to
be
or
strike
far
from,
or
on
one
side
of,
an
object
or
purpose
Wide
(
n.
)
That
which
is
wide
Wide
(
n.
)
That
which
goes
wide,
or
to
one
side
of
the
mark.
Wide-awake
(
a.
)
Fully
awake
Wide-awake
(
n.
)
A
broad-brimmed,
low-crowned
felt
hat.
World-wide
(
a.
)
Extended
throughout
the
world
wide-angle V-belt Bedeutung
knock
belt
rap
whack
whang
the
act
of
hitting
vigorously,
he
gave
the
table
a
whack
high-angle
fire
fire
from
a
cannon
that
is
fired
at
an
elevation
greater
than
that
for
the
maximum
range
angle
bracket
angle
iron
an
L-shaped
metal
bracket
belt
a
band
to
tie
or
buckle
around
the
body
(usually
at
the
waist)
belt
endless
loop
of
flexible
material
between
two
rotating
shafts
or
pulleys
belt
belt
ammunition
belted
ammunition
ammunition
(usually
of
small
caliber)
loaded
in
flexible
linked
strips
for
use
in
a
machine
gun
belt
buckle
the
buckle
used
to
fasten
a
belt
cartridge
belt
a
broad
belt
with
loops
or
pockets
for
holding
ammunition
conveyer
belt
conveyor
belt
conveyer
conveyor
transporter
a
moving
belt
that
transports
objects
(as
in
a
factory)
driving
belt
a
belt
that
carries
motion
from
a
motor
to
the
machinery
fan
belt
a
belt
driven
by
the
crankshaft
that
drives
a
fan
that
pulls
air
through
the
radiator
garter
belt
suspender
belt
a
wide
belt
of
elastic
with
straps
hanging
from
it,
worn
by
women
to
hold
up
stockings
high-angle
gun
a
cannon
that
can
be
fired
at
a
high
elevation
for
relatively
short
ranges
life
buoy
lifesaver
life
belt
life
ring
a
life
preserver
in
the
form
of
a
ring
of
buoyant
material
money
belt
belt
with
a
concealed
section
for
holding
money
safety
belt
life
belt
safety
harness
belt
attaching
you
to
some
object
as
a
restraint
in
order
to
prevent
you
from
getting
hurt
Sam
Browne
belt
leather
belt
supported
by
a
strap
over
the
right
shoulder
seat
belt
seatbelt
a
safety
belt
used
in
a
car
or
plane
to
hold
you
in
your
seat
in
case
of
an
accident
waist
pack
belt
bag
a
small
pouch
(usually
with
a
zipper)
that
attaches
to
a
belt
and
is
worn
around
the
waist
wide-angle
lens
fisheye
lens
a
camera
lens
having
a
wider
than
normal
angle
of
view
(and
usually
a
short
focal
length),
produces
an
image
that
is
foreshortened
in
the
center
and
increasingly
distorted
in
the
periphery
wide
area
network
WAN
a
computer
network
that
spans
a
wider
area
than
does
a
local
area
network
widebody
aircraft
wide-body
aircraft
wide-body
twin-aisle
airplane
a
commercial
airliner
with
two
aisles
wide
screen
a
projection
screen
that
is
much
wider
than
it
is
high
wide
wale
corduroy
with
wide
ribs
World
Wide
Web
WWW
web
computer
network
consisting
of
a
collection
of
internet
sites
that
offer
text
and
graphics
and
sound
and
animation
resources
through
the
hypertext
transfer
protocol
camera
angle
the
point
of
view
of
a
camera
slant
angle
a
biased
way
of
looking
at
or
presenting
something
bracket
angle
bracket
either
of
two
punctuation
marks
(`<'
or
`>')
used
in
computer
programming
and
sometimes
used
to
enclose
textual
material
black
belt
a
black
sash
worn
to
show
expert
standards
in
the
martial
arts
(judo
or
karate)
knock
bash
bang
smash
belt
a
vigorous
blow,
the
sudden
knock
floored
him,
he
took
a
bash
right
in
his
face,
he
got
a
bang
on
the
head
asteroid
belt
the
region
of
interplanetary
space
between
Mars
and
Jupiter
where
most
asteroids
are
found
belt
an
elongated
region
where
a
specific
condition
or
characteristic
is
found,
a
belt
of
high
pressure
Bible
Belt
southern
and
midwestern
United
States
where
Protestant
fundamentalism
is
dominant
Corn
Belt
the
midwestern
states
where
corn
is
grown,
Iowa
and
Illinois
are
excellent
for
raising
corn
and
corn-fed
livestock
stockbroker
belt
a
wealthy
residential
suburb
hour
angle
the
angular
distance
along
the
celestial
equator
from
the
observer's
meridian
to
the
hour
circle
of
a
given
celestial
body
Van
Allen
belt
a
belt
of
charged
particles
(resulting
from
cosmic
rays)
above
the
Earth
trapped
by
the
Earth's
magnetic
field
borscht
circuit
borsht
circuit
borscht
belt
borsht
belt
(informal)
a
resort
area
in
the
Catskill
Mountains
of
New
York
that
was
patronized
primarily
by
Jewish
guests,
many
comedians
learned
their
trade
playing
the
borscht
circuit
Kuiper
belt
Edgeworth-Kuiper
belt
a
disk-shaped
region
of
minor
planets
outside
the
orbit
of
Neptune
Kuiper
belt
object
KBO
any
of
many
minor
planets
in
the
Kuiper
belt
outside
the
orbit
of
Neptune
at
the
edge
of
the
solar
system
swath
belt
a
path
or
strip
(as
cut
by
one
course
of
mowing)
Angle
a
member
of
a
Germanic
people
who
conquered
England
and
merged
with
the
Saxons
and
Jutes
to
become
Anglo-Saxons
belt
maker
a
maker
of
belts
black
belt
a
person
who
attained
the
rank
of
expert
in
the
martial
arts
(judo
or
karate)
straight
angle
an
angle
ofdegrees
helix
angle
the
constant
angle
at
which
a
helix
cuts
the
elements
of
a
cylinder
or
cone
angle
the
space
between
two
lines
or
planes
that
intersect,
the
inclination
of
one
line
to
another,
measured
in
degrees
or
radians
hour
angle
HA
(astronomy)
the
angular
distance
of
a
celestial
point
measured
westward
along
the
celestial
equator
from
the
zenith
crossing,
the
right
ascension
for
an
observer
at
a
particular
location
and
time
of
day
plane
angle
an
angle
formed
by
two
straight
lines
(in
the
same
plane)
spherical
angle
an
angle
formed
at
the
intersection
of
the
arcs
of
two
great
circles
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