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Definition
Synonym
Endschalter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Endschalter
m
Endschalter
pl
drehmomentabhängiger
Endschalter
limit switch; limit stop switch
limit switches; limit stop switches
torque limit switch
Endschalter
m
Endschalter
pl
drehmomentabhängiger
Endschalter
limit switch, limit stop switch
limit switches, limit stop switches
torque limit switch
Hubwerk
n
techn.
Hubwerk mit
Endschalter
Hubwerk zum Kratzausleger
hoist; hoisting unit
hoisting unit with end switch
hoisting unit to scraper outrigger
Hubwerk
n
techn.
Hubwerk mit
Endschalter
Hubwerk zum Kratzausleger
hoist, hoisting unit
hoisting unit with end switch
hoisting unit to scraper outrigger
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Englische
limit switch; limit stop switch Synonyme
limit
Thule
Ultima Thule
abate
accommodation
acme
adjust to
all
alter
apex
apogee
appoint
area
assign
assuage
bar
be into
be strong in
bitter end
border
border line
bottom dollar
bound
boundary
boundary condition
boundary line
bounds
bourn
box
box in
box up
break boundary
breakoff point
bridle
brim
brink
brow
burden
butt
butt end
cap
capacity
caution
ceiling
channel
check
circumscribe
circumscription
climax
cloud nine
compass
condition
confine
confinement
confines
constrict
contain
content
continence
contract
copyright
cordage
cramp
crest
crown
culmen
culmination
curb
cutoff
cutoff point
deadline
define
de
limit
de
limit
ate
de
limit
ation
determinant
determine
diminish
discipline
district
divide
division line
draw in
draw the line
edge
enclose
end
enough
environs
extent
extreme
extreme
limit
extremity
fag end
farthest bound
feature
finish
fix
floor
focus
follow
frontier
go in
go in for
guide
heaven
heavens
hedge
hedge about
height
hem
hem in
high noon
high-water mark
highest degree
highest pitch
highest point
hinder
hold in check
inhibit
interface
it
joke
jumping-off place
keep from spreading
keep within bounds
leaven
lessen
limen
limit
ation
limit
ing factor
limit
s
line
line of demarcation
localize
low-water mark
lower
limit
major in
march
margin
mark
mark out
maximum
measure
meridian
mete
minor in
mitigate
moderate
moderation
modify
modulate
mountaintop
narrow
ne plus ultra
nib
no place higher
noon
nth degree
outrage
palliate
patent
peak
perimeter
periphery
pinch
pinnacle
pitch
point
pole
poundage
precincts
prescribe
prescription
proscription
purlieus
pursue
qualification
qualify
quantity
quarter
reduce
region
register
regulate by
restrain
restraint
restrict
restriction
ridge
rim
room
scant
season
separate
set
set conditions
set
limit
s
seventh heaven
sky
snape
soften
spac
limit
ation
absolute interest
allowance
benefit
border line
bound
boundary
boundary condition
boundary line
bounds
bourn
break boundary
breakoff point
ceiling
cession
circumscription
claim
closeness
common
compass
concession
confine
confinement
confines
continence
contingent interest
cramp
cramping
crowdedness
cutoff
cutoff point
deadline
de
limit
ation
determinant
discipline
division line
easement
end
equitable interest
equity
estate
exception
exemption
extenuating circumstances
extremity
finish
floor
frontier
grain of salt
grant
hair
hairbreadth
hairsbreadth
hedge
hedging
high-water mark
holding
incapaciousness
incommodiousness
interest
interface
limen
limit
limit
ing factor
line
line of demarcation
low-water mark
lower
limit
march
mark
mental reservation
mete
moderation
modification
narrow gauge
narrowness
nearness
part
percentage
prescription
proscription
qualification
reservation
restrain
restrictedness
restriction
right
right of entry
salvo
settlement
slenderness
special case
special treatment
specialness
specification
stake
start
starting line
starting point
stint
straitness
strict settlement
strictness
stricture
target date
term
terminal date
terminus
threshold
tight squeeze
tightness
time allotment
title
trust
upper
limit
use
vested interest
waiver
limit
ed
Amtrak
Lenten
Spartan
abstemious
angustifoliate
angustirostrate
angustisellate
angustiseptal
ascetic
austere
authoritative
baggage train
borne
bound
bounded
boxed in
cable railroad
chastened
choo-choo
circumscribed
close
close-fitting
cog railroad
cog railway
conditioned
confined
constrained
constricted
controlled
copyrighted
cramp
cramped
crowded
determinate
dinky
disciplined
dwarfed
dwarfish
el
electric
electric train
elevated
exiguous
expert
express
express train
feature
featured
finite
fixed
flier
freight
freight train
freighter
frugal
funicular
geographically
limit
ed
goods train
half-pint
hedged
hedged about
hedged in
hemmed in
hushed
icebound
impoverished
in control
in hand
incapacious
incommodious
ineffectual
insular
interurban
isthmian
isthmic
jejune
knee-high
knowledgeable
landlocked
lean
leavened
lightning express
little
local
localized
meager
mean
metro
milk train
minimal
miserly
mitigated
moderated
modified
modulated
monorail
narrow
near
niggardly
of a place
one-horse
paltry
parliamentary
parliamentary train
parochial
parsimonious
passenger train
patented
petite
piddling
pindling
pint-sized
poky
poor
precise
predetermined
prescribed
proscribed
provincial
puny
qualified
quelled
rack-and-pinion railroad
railroad train
rattler
reduced
reserved
restrained
restricted
restrictive
rolling stock
scant
scanty
scrawny
scrimp
scrimpy
seasoned
set
short
shuttle
shuttle train
skimp
skimpy
slender
slight
slim
small
smallish
snowbound
softened
spare
sparing
special
specialist
specialistic
specialized
stable
starvation
stingy
stinted
strait
straitened
streamliner
stunted
subdued
subsistence
subway
technical
tempered
thin
tight
topical
train
tube
two-by-four
underground
unnourishing
unnutritious
vernacular
watered
watery
way train
windbound
limit
ing
altering
assuasive
bordering
borderline
boundary
bounding
caudal
claustral
coastal
conclusive
confining
cramping
defining
definitive
determinant
determinative
determining
enclosing
endmost
eventual
exclusive
extenuating
extenuatory
extreme
farthest
final
fringing
frontier
last
lenitive
limbic
liminal
limit
limit
ary
limit
ative
littoral
marginal
mitigating
mitigative
mitigatory
modificatory
modifying
modulatory
narrowing
palliative
parietal
polar
qualificative
qualificatory
qualifying
restricting
restrictive
rimming
skirting
softening
surrounding
tail
terminal
terminating
terminative
threshold
ultimate
limit
less
a hog for
absolute
acquisitive
all-comprehensive
all-devouring
all-inclusive
all-knowing
all-powerful
all-seeing
all-wise
almighty
avaricious
avid
bottomless
boundless
changeless
countless
coveting
covetous
creating
creative
devouring
endless
enormous
esurient
eternal
eternally the same
everlasting
exhaustless
extending everywhere
extensive
full
glorious
gluttonous
gobbling
good
grabby
grasping
greedy
hallowed
highest
hoggish
holy
il
limit
able
il
limit
ed
immeasurable
immense
immortal
immutable
incalculable
incessant
incomprehensible
indefinite
inexhaustible
infinite
infinitely continuous
innumerable
insatiable
insatiate
interminable
interminate
just
loving
luminous
majestic
making
measureless
mercenary
merciful
miserly
money-hungry
money-mad
myriad
no end of
no strings
numberless
numinous
omnipotent
omnipresent
omniscient
omnivorous
one
open
overgreedy
perfect
permanent
perpetual
piggish
plenary
quenchless
radiant
rapacious
ravening
ravenous
sacred
shaping
shoreless
slakeless
sordid
sovereign
sumless
supreme
swinish
termless
timeless
ubiquitous
unappeasable
unappeased
unbound
unbounded
unceasing
unchanging
uncircumscribed
unconditional
unconditioned
unconfined
undefined
unending
unequivocal
unfathomable
universal
un
limit
ed
unmeasurable
unmeasured
unnumbered
unplumbed
unqualified
unquenchable
unrestrained
unrestricted
unsated
unsatisfied
unslakeable
unslaked
untold
vast
venal
voracious
wide-open
without bound
without end
without
limit
without measure
without number
without strings
limit
s
boundaries
bounds
bourns
circumference
circumscription
compass
confines
coordinates
edges
fringes
limit
ations
marches
metes
metes and bounds
outlines
outskirts
pale
parameters
perimeter
periphery
skirts
verges
Endschalter Definition
Limit
(
v.
t.)
That
which
terminates,
circumscribes,
restrains,
or
confines
Limit
(
v.
t.)
The
space
or
thing
defined
by
limits.
Limit
(
v.
t.)
That
which
terminates
a
period
of
time
Limit
(
v.
t.)
A
restriction
Limit
(
v.
t.)
A
determining
feature
Limit
(
v.
t.)
A
determinate
quantity,
to
which
a
variable
one
continually
approaches,
and
may
differ
from
it
by
less
than
any
given
difference,
but
to
which,
under
the
law
of
variation,
the
variable
can
never
become
exactly
equivalent.
Limit
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
a
limit
to,
or
set
a
limit
for
Limit
(
v.
i.)
To
beg,
or
to
exercise
functions,
within
a
certain
limited
region
Long-stop
(
n.
)
One
who
is
set
to
stop
balls
which
pass
the
wicket
keeper.
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
close,
as
an
aperture,
by
filling
or
by
obstructing
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
obstruct
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
arrest
the
progress
of
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
hinder
from
acting
or
moving
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
regulate
the
sounds
of,
as
musical
strings,
by
pressing
them
against
the
finger
board
with
the
finger,
or
by
shortening
in
any
way
the
vibrating
part.
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
point,
as
a
composition
Stop
(
v.
t.)
To
make
fast
Stop
(
v.
i.)
To
cease
to
go
on
Stop
(
v.
i.)
To
cease
from
any
motion,
or
course
of
action.
Stop
(
v.
i.)
To
spend
a
short
time
Stop
(
n.
)
The
act
of
stopping,
or
the
state
of
being
stopped
Stop
(
n.
)
That
which
stops,
impedes,
or
obstructs
Stop
(
n.
)
A
device,
or
piece,
as
a
pin,
block,
pawl,
etc.,
for
arresting
or
limiting
motion,
or
for
determining
the
position
to
which
another
part
shall
be
brought.
Stop
(
n.
)
The
closing
of
an
aperture
in
the
air
passage,
or
pressure
of
the
finger
upon
the
string,
of
an
instrument
of
music,
so
as
to
modify
the
tone
Stop
(
n.
)
In
the
organ,
one
of
the
knobs
or
handles
at
each
side
of
the
organist,
by
which
he
can
draw
on
or
shut
off
any
register
or
row
of
pipes
Stop
(
n.
)
A
member,
plain
or
molded,
formed
of
a
separate
piece
and
fixed
to
a
jamb,
against
which
a
door
or
window
shuts.
This
takes
the
place,
or
answers
the
purpose,
of
a
rebate.
Also,
a
pin
or
block
to
prevent
a
drawer
from
sliding
too
far.
Stop
(
n.
)
A
point
or
mark
in
writing
or
printing
intended
to
distinguish
the
sentences,
parts
of
a
sentence,
or
clauses
Stop
(
n.
)
The
diaphragm
used
in
optical
instruments
to
cut
off
the
marginal
portions
of
a
beam
of
light
passing
through
lenses.
Stop
(
n.
)
The
depression
in
the
face
of
a
dog
between
the
skull
and
the
nasal
bones.
It
is
conspicuous
in
the
bulldog,
pug,
and
some
other
breeds.
Stop
(
n.
)
Some
part
of
the
articulating
organs,
as
the
lips,
or
the
tongue
and
palate,
closed
(a)
so
as
to
cut
off
the
passage
of
breath
or
voice
through
the
mouth
and
the
nose
(distinguished
as
a
lip-stop,
or
a
front-stop,
etc.,
as
in
p,
t,
d,
etc.),
or
(b)
so
as
to
obstruct,
but
not
entirely
cut
off,
the
passage,
as
in
l,
n,
etc.
Stop-gap
(
n.
)
That
which
closes
or
fills
up
an
opening
or
gap
Stop-over
(
a.
)
Permitting
one
to
stop
over
Switch
(
n.
)
A
small,
flexible
twig
or
rod.
Switch
(
n.
)
A
movable
part
of
a
rail
Switch
(
n.
)
A
separate
mass
or
trees
of
hair,
or
of
some
substance
(at
jute)
made
to
resemble
hair,
worn
on
the
head
by
women.
Switch
(
n.
)
A
mechanical
device
for
shifting
an
electric
current
to
another
circuit.
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
with
a
switch
or
small
flexible
rod
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
swing
or
whisk
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
trim,
as,
a
hedge.
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
from
one
railway
track
to
another
Switch
(
v.
t.)
To
shift
to
another
circuit.
Switch
(
v.
i.)
To
walk
with
a
jerk.
Torque
(
n.
)
A
collar
or
neck
chain,
usually
twisted,
especially
as
worn
by
ancient
barbaric
nations,
as
the
Gauls,
Germans,
and
Britons.
Torque
(
n.
)
That
which
tends
to
produce
torsion
Torque
(
n.
)
A
turning
or
twisting
limit switch; limit stop switch / limit switches; limit stop switches / torque limit switch Bedeutung
bait
and
switch
a
deceptive
way
of
selling
that
involves
advertising
a
product
at
a
very
low
price
in
order
to
attract
customers
who
are
then
persuaded
to
switch
to
a
more
expensive
product
switch
switching
shift
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
or
position
for
another,
his
switch
on
abortion
cost
him
the
election
switch
a
basketball
maneuver,
two
defensive
players
shift
assignments
so
that
each
guards
the
player
usually
guarded
by
the
other
whistle-stop
tour
a
tour
by
a
candidate
as
part
of
a
political
campaign
in
which
a
series
of
small
towns
are
visited,
in
Truman
crossed
the
country
several
times
on
his
whistle-stop
tours
stop
stopover
layover
a
brief
stay
in
the
course
of
a
journey,
they
made
a
stopover
to
visit
their
friends
night-stop
a
break
in
a
journey
for
the
night
pit
stop
a
brief
stop
at
a
pit
during
an
automobile
race
to
take
on
fuel
or
service
the
car
pit
stop
a
stop
during
an
automobile
trip
for
rest
and
refreshment
stop
stoppage
the
act
of
stopping
something,
the
third
baseman
made
some
remarkable
stops,
his
stoppage
of
the
flow
resulted
in
a
flood
blockage
block
closure
occlusion
stop
stoppage
an
obstruction
in
a
pipe
or
tube,
we
had
to
call
a
plumber
to
clear
out
the
blockage
in
the
drainpipe
catch
stop
a
restraint
that
checks
the
motion
of
something,
he
used
a
book
as
a
stop
to
hold
the
door
open
diapason
diapason
stop
either
of
the
two
main
stops
on
a
pipe
organ
diaphragm
stop
a
mechanical
device
in
a
camera
that
controls
size
of
aperture
of
the
lens,
the
new
cameras
adjust
the
diaphragm
automatically
DIP
switch
dual
inline
package
switch
(computer
science)
one
of
a
set
of
small
on-off
switches
mounted
in
computer
hardware,
used
in
place
of
jumpers
to
configure
the
machine
for
a
user
flue
stop
an
organ
stop
with
the
tone
of
a
flue
pipe
ignition
switch
switch
that
operates
a
solenoid
that
closes
a
circuit
to
operate
the
starter
organ
stop
a
graduated
set
of
organ
pipes
of
like
tone
quality
pull-off
rest
area
rest
stop
layby
lay-by
designated
paved
area
beside
a
main
road
where
cars
can
stop
temporarily
reed
stop
an
organ
stop
with
the
tone
of
a
reed
instrument
selector
selector
switch
a
switch
that
is
used
to
select
among
alternatives
stop
(music)
a
knob
on
an
organ
that
is
pulled
to
change
the
sound
quality
from
the
organ
pipes,
the
organist
pulled
out
all
the
stops
stop
bath
short-stop
short-stop
bath
an
acid
bath
used
to
stop
the
action
of
a
developer
stopwatch
stop
watch
a
timepiece
that
can
be
started
or
stopped
for
exact
timing
(as
of
a
race)
switch
a
flexible
implement
used
as
an
instrument
of
punishment
switch
electric
switch
electrical
switch
control
consisting
of
a
mechanical
or
electrical
or
electronic
device
for
making
or
breaking
or
changing
the
connections
in
a
circuit
switch
railroad
track
having
two
movable
rails
and
necessary
connections,
used
to
turn
a
train
from
one
track
to
another
or
to
store
rolling
stock
switch
hairpiece
consisting
of
a
tress
of
false
hair,
used
by
women
to
give
shape
to
a
coiffure
switch
engine
donkey
engine
a
locomotive
for
switching
rolling
stock
in
a
railroad
yard
tail
rotor
anti-torque
rotor
rotor
consisting
of
a
rotating
airfoil
on
the
tail
of
a
singleotor
helicopter,
keeps
the
helicopter
from
spinning
in
the
direction
opposite
to
the
rotation
of
the
main
rotor
three-way
switch
three-point
switch
an
electric
switch
that
has
three
terminals,
used
to
control
a
circuit
from
two
different
locations
time-switch
a
switch
set
to
operate
at
a
desired
time
toggle
switch
toggle
on-off
switch
on
off
switch
a
hinged
switch
that
can
assume
either
of
two
positions
torque
converter
converter
for
transmitting
and
amplifying
torque
(especially
by
hydraulic
means)
torque
wrench
a
wrench
that
has
a
gauge
that
indicates
the
amount
of
torque
being
applied
truck
stop
a
roadside
service
station
(and
restaurant)
that
caters
to
truck
drivers
whistle
stop
flag
stop
way
station
a
small
railway
station
between
the
principal
stations
or
a
station
where
the
train
stops
only
on
a
signal
limit
bound
boundary
the
greatest
possible
degree
of
something,
what
he
did
was
beyond
the
bounds
of
acceptable
behavior,
to
the
limit
of
his
ability
stop
order
stop-loss
order
an
order
to
a
broker
to
sell
(buy)
when
the
price
of
a
security
falls
(rises)
to
a
designated
level
stop
payment
a
depositor's
order
to
a
bank
to
refuse
payment
on
a
check
age
limit
regulation
establishing
the
maximum
age
for
doing
something
or
holding
some
position
speed
limit
regulation
establishing
the
top
speed
permitted
on
a
given
road
stop
press
late
news
that
is
inserted
into
the
newspaper
at
the
last
minute
period
point
full
stop
stop
full
point
a
punctuation
mark
(.)
placed
at
the
end
of
a
declarative
sentence
to
indicate
a
full
stop
or
after
abbreviations,
in
England
they
call
a
period
a
stop
stop
consonant
stop
occlusive
plosive
consonant
plosive
speech
sound
plosive
a
consonant
produced
by
stopping
the
flow
of
air
at
some
point
and
suddenly
releasing
it,
his
stop
consonants
are
too
aspirated
labial
stop
a
stop
consonant
that
is
produced
with
the
lips
glottal
stop
glottal
plosive
glottal
catch
a
stop
consonant
articulated
by
releasing
pressure
at
the
glottis,
as
in
the
sudden
onset
of
a
vowel
suction
stop
click
a
stop
consonant
made
by
the
suction
of
air
into
the
mouth
(as
in
Bantu)
stop
halt
the
event
of
something
ending,
it
came
to
a
stop
at
the
bottom
of
the
hill
substitution
permutation
transposition
replacement
switch
an
event
in
which
one
thing
is
substituted
for
another,
the
replacement
of
lost
blood
by
a
transfusion
of
donor
blood
bus
stop
a
place
on
a
bus
route
where
buses
stop
to
discharge
and
take
on
passengers
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