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Definition
Synonym
Diagonalkarkasse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Diagonalkarkasse
f
bias ply carcass; cross-ply casing; diagonal casing; diagonal ply carcass; diagonal ply casing
Diagonalkarkasse
f
bias ply carcass, cross-ply casing, diagonal casing, diagonal ply carcass, diagonal ply casing
Gürtelreifen
m
mit
Diagonalkarkasse
bias belted tyre
Gürtelreifen
m
Gürtelreifen mit
Diagonalkarkasse
belted tyre; braced tread tyre; rigid breaker tyre (tire
Am.
)
bias belted tyre
Deutsche
Diagonalkarkasse Synonyme
Englische
bias ply carcass; cross-ply casing; diagonal casing; diagonal ply carcass; diagonal ply casing Synonyme
bias
a thing for
aberrancy
aberration
across
affect
affinity
angle
angle off
animus
aptitude
aptness
aslant
aslope
athwart
atilt
bag
bear off
bend
bend to
bendwise
bent
bevel
beveled
bias
ed
bias
wise
branching off
canting
careening
cast
catercorner
catercornered
catercornerways
character
chosen kind
circuitousness
color
conatus
conduce
conduciveness
constitution
contribute
corner
cornerways
cornerwise
crook
crossways
crosswise
cup of tea
curve
declination
deflect
delight
departure
detour
deviance
deviancy
deviate
deviation
deviousness
diagonal
diagonally
diagonalwise
diathesis
diffract
diffuse
digression
discrimination
discursion
disperse
dispose
disposition
distort
divagate
divagation
divarication
diverge
divergence
diversion
divert
dogleg
double
drift
drifting
druthers
eagerness
eccentricity
errantry
excursion
excursus
exorbitation
fancy
fascination
favor
favoritism
feeling for
forejudgment
garble
go
grain
hairpin
have a tendency
head
idiosyncrasy
impulse
inclination
inclinational
inclinatory
incline
inclined
inclining
indirection
individualism
induce
inequality
influence
interest
involvement
jaundice
jaundiced eye
kidney
kittycorner
lead
lean
leaning
liability
liking
listing
look to
lurch
make
makeup
mental set
mettle
mind
mind-set
misconstrue
misdirect
misinterpret
misrender
misrepresent
misuse
mold
move
mutual affinity
mutual attraction
nature
nepotism
oblique
oblique angle
oblique figure
oblique line
obliquity
on the
bias
one-sidedness
out of plumb
out of square
parti pris
partialism
partiality
particular choice
partisanism
partisanship
penchant
pererration
personal choice
persuade
pervert
pitched
point
point to
preconception
predilection
predispose
predisposition
preference
preferential treatment
prejudgment
prejudice
prejudice against
prejudice the issue
prepossess
prepossession
bias
ed
across
antiblack
aslant
aslope
athwart
atilt
bendwise
bent
bevel
beveled
bias
bias
wise
canting
careening
catercorner
catercornered
chauvinistic
colored
cooked
crossways
crosswise
diagonal
disposed
distorted
doctored
doctrinaire
dogmatic
garbled
inclinational
inclinatory
inclined
inclining
influenced
interested
involved
jaundiced
kittycorner
know-nothing
leaning
listing
misquoted
misrepresented
nonobjective
one-sided
opinionated
out of plumb
out of square
partial
partisan
perverted
pitched
predisposed
prejudiced
prepossessed
racist
raking
recumbent
sexist
shelving
shelvy
sideling
sidelong
slant
slanted
slanting
slantways
slantwise
sloped
sloping
strained
superpatriotic
swayed
tendentious
thwart
tilted
tilting
tipped
tipping
tipsy
tortured
transverse
twisted
ultranationalist
undetached
undispassionate
unneutral
warped
xenophobic
Diagonalkarkasse Definition
Bias
(
n.
)
A
weight
on
the
side
of
the
ball
used
in
the
game
of
bowls,
or
a
tendency
imparted
to
the
ball,
which
turns
it
from
a
straight
line.
Bias
(
n.
)
A
leaning
of
the
mind
Bias
(
n.
)
A
wedge-shaped
piece
of
cloth
taken
out
of
a
garment
(as
the
waist
of
a
dress)
to
diminish
its
circumference.
Bias
(
n.
)
A
slant
Bias
(
a.
)
Inclined
to
one
side
Bias
(
a.
)
Cut
slanting
or
diagonally,
as
cloth.
Bias
(
adv.
)
In
a
slanting
manner
Bias
(
v.
t.)
To
incline
to
one
side
Carcass
(
n.
)
A
dead
body,
whether
of
man
or
beast
Carcass
(
n.
)
The
living
body
Carcass
(
n.
)
The
abandoned
and
decaying
remains
of
some
bulky
and
once
comely
thing,
as
a
ship
Carcass
(
n.
)
A
hollow
case
or
shell,
filled
with
combustibles,
to
be
thrown
from
a
mortar
or
howitzer,
to
set
fire
to
buldings,
ships,
etc.
Casing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Case
Casing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Cash
Casing
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
inclosing
in,
or
covering
with,
a
case
or
thin
substance,
as
plaster,
boards,
etc.
Casing
(
n.
)
An
outside
covering,
for
protection
or
ornament,
or
to
precent
the
radiation
of
heat.
Casing
(
n.
)
An
inclosing
frame
Cross
(
n.
)
A
gibbet,
consisting
of
two
pieces
of
timber
placed
transversely
upon
one
another,
in
various
forms,
as
a
T,
or
+,
with
the
horizontal
piece
below
the
upper
end
of
the
upright,
or
as
an
X.
It
was
anciently
used
in
the
execution
of
criminals.
Cross
(
n.
)
The
sign
or
mark
of
the
cross,
made
with
the
finger,
or
in
ink,
etc.,
or
actually
represented
in
some
material
Cross
(
n.
)
Affiction
regarded
as
a
test
of
patience
or
virtue
Cross
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
money
stamped
with
the
figure
of
a
cross,
also,
that
side
of
such
a
piece
on
which
the
cross
is
stamped
Cross
(
n.
)
An
appendage
or
ornament
or
anything
in
the
form
of
a
cross
Cross
(
n.
)
A
monument
in
the
form
of
a
cross,
or
surmounted
by
a
cross,
set
up
in
a
public
place
Cross
(
n.
)
A
common
heraldic
bearing,
of
which
there
are
many
varieties.
See
the
Illustration,
above.
Cross
(
n.
)
The
crosslike
mark
or
symbol
used
instead
of
a
signature
by
those
unable
to
write.
Cross
(
n.
)
Church
lands.
Cross
(
n.
)
A
line
drawn
across
or
through
another
line.
Cross
(
n.
)
A
mixing
of
breeds
or
stock,
especially
in
cattle
breeding
Cross
(
n.
)
An
instrument
for
laying
of
offsets
perpendicular
to
the
main
course.
Cross
(
n.
)
A
pipe-fitting
with
four
branches
the
axes
of
which
usually
form's
right
angle.
Cross
(
a.
)
Not
parallel
Cross
(
a.
)
Not
accordant
with
what
is
wished
or
expected
Cross
(
a.
)
Characterized
by,
or
in
a
state
of,
peevishness,
fretfulness,
or
ill
humor
Cross
(
a.
)
Made
in
an
opposite
direction,
or
an
inverse
relation
Cross
(
prep.
)
Athwart
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
put
across
or
athwart
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
or
draw
something,
as
a
line,
across
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
from
one
side
to
the
other
of
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
pass,
as
objects
going
in
an
opposite
direction
at
the
same
time.
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
run
counter
to
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
interfere
and
cut
off
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
make
the
sign
of
the
cross
upon
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
cancel
by
marking
crosses
on
or
over,
or
drawing
a
line
across
Cross
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
interbreed
Cross
(
v.
i.)
To
lie
or
be
athwart.
Cross
(
v.
i.)
To
move
or
pass
from
one
side
to
the
other,
or
from
place
to
place
Cross
(
v.
i.)
To
be
inconsistent.
Cross
(
v.
i.)
To
interbreed,
as
races
Cross-armed
(
a.
)
With
arms
crossed.
Cross-banded
(
a.
)
A
term
used
when
a
narrow
ribbon
of
veneer
is
inserted
into
the
surface
of
any
piece
of
furniture,
wainscoting,
etc.,
so
that
the
grain
of
it
is
contrary
to
the
general
surface.
bias ply carcass; cross-ply casing; diagonal casing; diagonal ply carcass; diagonal ply casing Bedeutung
cross-fertilization
cross-fertilisation
interchange
between
different
cultures
or
different
ways
of
thinking
that
is
mutually
productive
and
beneficial,
the
cross-fertilization
of
science
and
the
creative
arts
cross-pollination
stimulating
influence
among
diverse
elements,
the
cross-pollination
of
the
arts
double
cross
doublerossing
an
act
of
betrayal,
he
gave
us
the
old
double
cross,
I
could
no
longer
tolerate
his
impudent
doublerossing
hybridization
hybridisation
crossbreeding
crossing
cross
interbreeding
hybridizing
(genetics)
the
act
of
mixing
different
species
or
varieties
of
animals
or
plants
and
thus
to
produce
hybrids
dihybrid
cross
hybridization
using
two
traits
with
two
alleles
each
monohybrid
cross
hybridization
using
a
single
trait
with
two
alleles
(as
in
Mendel's
experiments
with
garden
peas)
reciprocal
cross
reciprocal
hybridization
involving
a
pair
of
crosses
that
reverse
the
sexes
associated
with
each
genotype
transvestism
transvestitism
cross
dressing
the
practice
of
adopting
the
clothes
or
the
manner
or
the
sexual
role
of
the
opposite
sex
Stations
Stations
of
the
Cross
(Roman
Catholic
Church)
a
devotion
consisting
of
fourteen
prayers
said
before
a
series
of
fourteen
pictures
or
carvings
representing
successive
incidents
during
Jesus'
passage
from
Pilate's
house
to
his
crucifixion
at
Calvary
hybrid
crossbreed
cross
(genetics)
an
organism
that
is
the
offspring
of
genetically
dissimilar
parents
or
stock,
especially
offspring
produced
by
breeding
plants
or
animals
of
different
varieties
or
breeds
or
species,
a
mule
is
a
cross
between
a
horse
and
a
donkey
carcase
carcass
the
dead
body
of
an
animal
especially
one
slaughtered
and
dressed
for
food
Calvary
cross
cross
of
Calvary
a
Latin
cross
set
on
three
steps
casing
case
the
enclosing
frame
around
a
door
or
window
opening,
the
casings
had
rotted
away
and
had
to
be
replaced
casing
the
outermost
covering
of
a
pneumatic
tire
Celtic
cross
a
Latin
cross
with
a
ring
surrounding
the
intersection
Cross
a
representation
of
the
structure
on
which
Jesus
was
crucified,
used
as
an
emblem
of
Christianity
or
in
heraldry
cross
a
wooden
structure
consisting
of
an
upright
post
with
a
transverse
piece
cross
bit
a
rock
drill
having
cruciform
cutting
edges,
used
in
mining
cross
hair
cross
wire
either
of
two
fine
mutually
perpendicular
lines
that
cross
in
the
focus
plane
of
an
optical
instrument
and
are
use
for
sighting
or
calibration,
he
had
the
target
in
his
cross
hairs
cross-stitch
embroidery
done
with
pairs
of
stitches
that
cross
each
other
cross-stitch
two
stitches
forming
a
cross
or
X
cross
street
a
street
intersecting
a
main
street
(usually
at
right
angles)
and
continuing
on
both
sides
of
it
Greek
cross
a
cross
with
each
of
the
four
arms
the
same
length
half
cross
stitch
a
single
cross
stitch
at
a
diagonal
Jerusalem
cross
a
cross
with
equal
arms,
each
terminating
in
a
small
crossbar
Latin
cross
a
cross
with
the
lowest
arm
being
longer
than
the
others
Lorraine
cross
cross
of
Lorraine
a
cross
with
two
crossbars,
one
above
and
one
below
the
midpoint
of
the
vertical,
the
lower
longer
than
the
upper
Maltese
cross
a
cross
with
triangular
or
arrow-shaped
arms
and
the
points
toward
the
center
papal
cross
a
cross
with
three
crossbars
patriarchal
cross
a
cross
with
two
crossbars
shell
case
casing
the
housing
or
outer
covering
of
something,
the
clock
has
a
walnut
case
St.
Andrew's
cross
saltire
a
cross
resembling
the
letter
x,
with
diagonal
bars
of
equal
length
Station
of
the
Cross
a
representation
of
any
of
the
stages
in
Christ's
journey
to
Calvary
tau
cross
St.
Anthony's
cross
cross
resembling
the
Greek
letter
tau
thwart
cross
thwart
a
crosspiece
spreading
the
gunnels
of
a
boat,
used
as
a
seat
in
a
rowboat
crisscross
cross
mark
a
marking
that
consists
of
lines
that
cross
each
other
cross
section
(physics)
the
probability
that
a
particular
interaction
(as
capture
or
ionization)
will
take
place
between
particles,
measured
in
barns
crosslassification
cross-division
classification
according
to
more
than
one
attribute
at
the
same
time,
the
crosslassification
of
cases
was
done
by
age
and
sex
cross
section
a
sample
meant
to
be
representative
of
a
whole
population
vector
product
cross
product
a
vector
that
is
the
product
of
two
other
vectors
cross-purpose
a
contrary
aim,
at
cross-purposes
bias
prejudice
preconception
a
partiality
that
prevents
objective
consideration
of
an
issue
or
situation
experimenter
bias
(psychology)
bias
introduced
by
an
experimenter
whose
expectations
about
the
outcome
of
the
experiment
can
be
subtly
communicated
to
the
participants
in
the
experiment
Distinguished
Service
Cross
a
United
States
Army
decoration
for
extraordinary
heroism
against
an
armed
enemy
Navy
Cross
a
United
States
Navy
decoration
for
extraordinary
heroism
against
an
armed
enemy
Distinguished
Flying
Cross
a
United
States
Air
Force
decoration
for
heroism
while
participating
in
an
aerial
flight
Victoria
Cross
a
British
military
decoration
for
gallantry
crosseference
cross-index
a
reference
at
one
place
in
a
work
to
information
at
another
place
in
the
same
work
solidus
slash
virgule
diagonal
stroke
separatrix
a
punctuation
mark
(
)
used
to
separate
related
items
of
information
cross-examination
(law)
close
questioning
of
a
hostile
witness
in
a
court
of
law
to
discredit
or
throw
a
new
light
on
the
testimony
already
provided
in
direct
examination
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