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Definition
Synonym
Hammerschraube
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Hammerschraube
f
techn.
Hammerschraube
n
pl
T-head bolt
T-head bolts
Hammerschraube
f
techn.
Hammerschraube
n
pl
T-head bolt
T-head bolts
Hammerschlag
m
Hammerschläge
pl
... haben sich ausgewirkt wie ein Hammerschlag.
hammer blow
hammer blows
... have dealt a hammer blow.
Hammerschlag
m
Hammerschläge
pl
… haben sich ausgewirkt wie ein Hammerschlag.
hammer blow
hammer blows
… have dealt a hammer blow.
Hammerschlag
hammer blow
haben sich ausgewirkt wie ein Hammerschlag
have dealt a hammer blow
Hammerschraube
f
techn.
Hammerschraube
n
pl
T-head bolt
T-head bolts
Deutsche
Hammerschraube Synonyme
Englische
T-head bolt Synonyme
Hammerschraube Definition
Addle-head
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Addle-pate
Bolt
(
n.
)
A
shaft
or
missile
intended
to
be
shot
from
a
crossbow
or
catapult,
esp.
a
short,
stout,
blunt-headed
arrow
Bolt
(
n.
)
Lightning
Bolt
(
n.
)
A
strong
pin,
of
iron
or
other
material,
used
to
fasten
or
hold
something
in
place,
often
having
a
head
at
one
end
and
screw
thread
cut
upon
the
other
end.
Bolt
(
n.
)
A
sliding
catch,
or
fastening,
as
for
a
door
or
gate
Bolt
(
n.
)
An
iron
to
fasten
the
legs
of
a
prisoner
Bolt
(
n.
)
A
compact
package
or
roll
of
cloth,
as
of
canvas
or
silk,
often
containing
about
forty
yards.
Bolt
(
n.
)
A
bundle,
as
of
oziers.
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
shoot
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
utter
precipitately
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
swallow
without
chewing
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
refuse
to
support,
as
a
nomination
made
by
a
party
to
which
one
has
belonged
or
by
a
caucus
in
which
one
has
taken
part.
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
start
or
spring
forth
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
fasten
or
secure
with,
or
as
with,
a
bolt
or
bolts,
as
a
door,
a
timber,
fetters
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
To
start
forth
like
a
bolt
or
arrow
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
To
strike
or
fall
suddenly
like
a
bolt.
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
To
spring
suddenly
aside,
or
out
of
the
regular
path
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
To
refuse
to
support
a
nomination
made
by
a
party
or
a
caucus
with
which
one
has
been
connected
Bolt
(
adv.
)
In
the
manner
of
a
bolt
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
A
sudden
spring
or
start
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
A
sudden
flight,
as
to
escape
creditors.
Bolt
(
v.
i.)
A
refusal
to
support
a
nomination
made
by
the
party
with
which
one
has
been
connected
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
sift
or
separate
the
coarser
from
the
finer
particles
of,
as
bran
from
flour,
by
means
of
a
bolter
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
separate,
as
if
by
sifting
or
bolting
Bolt
(
v.
t.)
To
discuss
or
argue
privately,
and
for
practice,
as
cases
at
law.
Bolt
(
n.
)
A
sieve,
esp.
a
long
fine
sieve
used
in
milling
for
bolting
flour
and
meal
Cittern-head
(
n.
)
Blockhead
Cubbridge-head
(
n.
)
A
bulkhead
on
the
forecastle
and
half
deck
of
a
ship.
Death's-head
(
n.
)
A
naked
human
skull
as
the
emblem
of
death
Dragon's
head
(
)
Alt.
of
Dragon's
tail
Feather-head
(
n.
)
A
frivolous
or
featherbrained
person.
Giddy-head
(
n.
)
A
person
without
thought
fulness,
prudence,
or
judgment.
-head
(
suffix.
)
A
variant
of
-hood.
Head
(
n.
)
The
anterior
or
superior
part
of
an
animal,
containing
the
brain,
or
chief
ganglia
of
the
nervous
system,
the
mouth,
and
in
the
higher
animals,
the
chief
sensory
organs
Head
(
n.
)
The
uppermost,
foremost,
or
most
important
part
of
an
inanimate
object
Head
(
n.
)
The
place
where
the
head
should
go
Head
(
n.
)
The
most
prominent
or
important
member
of
any
organized
body
Head
(
n.
)
The
place
or
honor,
or
of
command
Head
(
n.
)
Each
one
among
many
Head
(
n.
)
The
seat
of
the
intellect
Head
(
n.
)
The
source,
fountain,
spring,
or
beginning,
as
of
a
stream
or
river
Head
(
n.
)
A
headland
Head
(
n.
)
A
separate
part,
or
topic,
of
a
discourse
Head
(
n.
)
Culminating
point
or
crisis
Head
(
n.
)
Power
Head
(
n.
)
A
headdress
Head
(
n.
)
An
ear
of
wheat,
barley,
or
of
one
of
the
other
small
cereals.
Head
(
n.
)
A
dense
cluster
of
flowers,
as
in
clover,
daisies,
thistles
Head
(
n.
)
A
dense,
compact
mass
of
leaves,
as
in
a
cabbage
or
a
lettuce
plant.
Head
(
n.
)
The
antlers
of
a
deer.
T-head bolt / T-head bolts Bedeutung
bolt
a
sudden
abandonment
(as
from
a
political
party)
dash
bolt
the
act
of
moving
with
great
haste,
he
made
a
dash
for
the
door
delusion
illusion
head
game
the
act
of
deluding,
deception
by
creating
illusory
ideas
oral
sex
head
oral
stimulation
of
the
genitals,
they
say
he
gives
good
head
self-gratification
head
trip
the
act
of
satisfying
your
own
desires
and
giving
yourself
pleasure
head
a
single
domestic
animal,
head
of
cattle
head
louse
Pediculus
capitis
infests
the
head
and
body
of
humans
death's-head
moth
Acherontia
atropos
European
hawkmoth
with
markings
on
the
back
resembling
a
human
skull
moonfish
Atlantic
moonfish
horsefish
horsehead
horse-head
dollarfish
Selene
setapinnis
any
of
several
silvery
marine
fishes
with
very
flat
bodies
ax
head
axe
head
the
cutting
head
of
an
ax
bolt
a
screw
that
screws
into
a
nut
to
form
a
fastener
bolt
deadbolt
the
part
of
a
lock
that
is
engaged
or
withdrawn
with
a
key
bolt
a
sliding
bar
in
a
breech-loading
firearm
that
ejects
an
empty
cartridge
and
replaces
it
and
closes
the
breech
bolt
a
roll
of
cloth
or
wallpaper
of
a
definite
length
bolt
cutter
an
implement
for
cutting
bolts
carriage
bolt
a
roundheaded
bolt
for
timber,
threaded
along
part
of
the
shank,
inserted
into
holes
already
drilled
cylinder
head
a
detachable
plate
that
covers
the
closed
end
of
a
cylinder
chamber
in
a
reciprocating
engine
or
pump
drumhead
head
a
membrane
that
is
stretched
taut
over
a
drum
expansion
bolt
a
bolt
that
has
an
attachment
that
expands
as
the
bolt
is
driven
into
a
surface
golflub
head
club
head
club-head
clubhead
(golf)
the
head
of
the
club
which
strikes
the
ball
head
a
projection
out
from
one
end,
the
head
of
the
nail,
a
pinhead
is
the
head
of
a
pin
head
(nautical)
a
toilet
on
board
a
boat
or
ship
head
the
striking
part
of
a
tool,
the
head
of
the
hammer
head
(usually
plural)
the
obverse
side
of
a
coin
that
usually
bears
the
representation
of
a
person's
head,
call
heads
or
tails!
head
covering
veil
a
garment
that
covers
the
head
and
face
head
gasket
a
gasket
to
seal
a
cylinder
head
head
gate
a
gate
upstream
from
a
lock
or
canal
that
is
used
to
control
the
flow
of
water
at
the
upper
end
headrest
head
restraint
a
cushion
attached
to
the
top
of
the
back
of
an
automobile's
seat
to
prevent
whiplash
head
shop
a
shop
specializing
in
articles
of
interest
to
drug
users,
he
bought
some
roach
clips
and
hashish
pipes
at
the
head
shop
lag
screw
lag
bolt
a
heavy
woodscrew
with
a
square
or
hexagonal
head
that
is
driven
in
with
a
wrench
machine
bolt
a
bolt
with
a
square
or
hexagonal
head
on
one
end
and
a
threaded
shaft
on
the
other
end,
tightened
with
a
wrench,
used
to
connect
metal
parts
magnetic
head
an
electromagnet
(as
on
a
tape
recorder)
that
converts
electrical
variations
into
magnetic
variations
that
can
be
stored
on
a
surface
and
later
retrieved
nut
and
bolt
a
fastener
made
by
screwing
a
nut
onto
a
threaded
bolt
Pitot-static
tube
Pitot
head
Pitot
tube
measuring
instrument
consisting
of
a
combined
Pitot
tube
and
static
tube
that
measures
total
and
static
pressure,
used
in
aircraft
to
measure
airspeed
read
write
head
head
(computer
science)
a
tiny
electromagnetic
coil
and
metal
pole
used
to
write
and
read
magnetic
patterns
on
a
disk
rotor
head
rotor
shaft
the
axis
around
which
the
major
rotor
of
a
helicopter
turns
safety
bolt
safety
lock
a
bolt
that
cannot
be
moved
from
outside
the
door
or
gate
sluicegate
sluice
valve
floodgate
penstock
head
gate
water
gate
regulator
consisting
of
a
valve
or
gate
that
controls
the
rate
of
water
flow
through
a
sluice
stove
bolt
a
small
machine
bolt
toggle
bolt
a
fastener
consisting
of
a
threaded
bolt
and
a
hinged
spring-loaded
toggle,
used
to
fasten
objects
to
hollow
walls
Turk's
head
an
ornamental
knot
that
resembles
a
small
turban
valve-in-head
engine
internalombustion
engine
having
both
inlet
and
exhaust
valves
located
in
the
cylinder
head
egotism
self-importance
swelled
head
an
exaggerated
opinion
of
your
own
importance
head
register
head
voice
head
tone
the
higher
ranges
of
the
voice
in
speaking
or
singing,
the
vibrations
of
sung
notes
are
felt
in
the
head
start
head
start
the
advantage
gained
by
beginning
early
(as
in
a
race),
with
an
hour's
start
he
will
be
hard
to
catch
mane
head
of
hair
growth
of
hair
covering
the
scalp
of
a
human
being
head
that
part
of
a
skeletal
muscle
that
is
away
from
the
bone
that
it
moves
head
caput
the
upper
part
of
the
human
body
or
the
front
part
of
the
body
in
animals,
contains
the
face
and
brains,
he
stuck
his
head
out
the
window
human
head
the
head
of
a
human
being
head
the
rounded
end
of
a
bone
that
fits
into
a
rounded
cavity
in
another
bone
to
form
a
joint,
the
head
of
the
humerus
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