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Definition
Synonym
Handkreuz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Handkreuz
n
; Kreuzgriff
m
; Drehkreuz
n
techn.
Handkreuz
e
pl
; Kreuzgriffe
pl
; Drehkreuze
pl
Handkreuz
Drehkreuz mit drei Speichen
star-wheel handle; star handle
star-wheel handles; star handles
tri-star handle
Handkreuz
n
; Kreuzgriff
m
; Drehkreuz
n
techn.
Handkreuz
e
pl
; Kreuzgriffe
pl
; Drehkreuze
pl
Handkreuz
Drehkreuz mit drei Speichen
star-wheel handle; star handle
star-wheel handles; star handles
tri-star handle
Handkreuz
n
; Kreuzgriff
m
; Drehkreuz
n
techn.
Handkreuz
e
pl
; Kreuzgriffe
pl
; Drehkreuze
pl
Handkreuz
Drehkreuz mit drei Speichen
star-wheel handle; star handle
star-wheel handles; star handles
tri-star handle
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star-wheel handle; star handle Synonyme
Handkreuz Definition
Balance
wheel
(
)
A
wheel
which
regulates
the
beats
or
pulses
of
a
watch
or
chronometer,
answering
to
the
pendulum
of
a
clock
Balance
wheel
(
)
A
ratchet-shaped
scape
wheel,
which
in
some
watches
is
acted
upon
by
the
axis
of
the
balance
wheel
proper
(in
those
watches
called
a
balance).
Balance
wheel
(
)
A
wheel
which
imparts
regularity
to
the
movements
of
any
engine
or
machine
Brittle
star
(
)
Any
species
of
ophiuran
starfishes.
See
Ophiuroidea.
Brush
wheel
(
)
A
wheel
without
teeth,
used
to
turn
a
similar
one
by
the
friction
of
bristles
or
something
brushlike
or
soft
attached
to
the
circumference.
Brush
wheel
(
)
A
circular
revolving
brush
used
by
turners,
lapidaries,
silversmiths,
etc.,
for
polishing.
Car
wheel
(
)
A
flanged
wheel
of
a
railway
car
or
truck.
Catharine
wheel
(
)
See
catherine
wheel.
Catherine
wheel
(
)
Same
as
Rose
window
and
Wheel
window.
Called
also
Catherine-wheel
window.
Catherine
wheel
(
)
A
revolving
piece
of
fireworks
resembling
in
form
the
window
of
the
same
name.
Chain
wheel
(
)
A
chain
pulley,
or
sprocket
wheel.
Chain
wheel
(
)
An
inversion
of
the
chain
pump,
by
which
it
becomes
a
motor
driven
by
water.
Count-wheel
(
n.
)
The
wheel
in
a
clock
which
regulates
the
number
of
strokes.
Crown
wheel
(
)
A
wheel
with
cogs
or
teeth
set
at
right
angles
to
its
plane
Day-star
(
n.
)
The
morning
star
Day-star
(
n.
)
The
sun,
as
the
orb
of
day.
Dog
Star
(
)
Sirius,
a
star
of
the
constellation
Canis
Major,
or
the
Greater
Dog,
and
the
brightest
star
in
the
heavens
Fudge
wheel
(
)
A
tool
for
ornamenting
the
edge
of
a
sole.
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
touch
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
manage
in
using,
as
a
spade
or
a
musket
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
accustom
to
the
hand
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
receive
and
transfer
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
deal
with
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
treat
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
manage
Handle
(
v.
t.)
To
use
or
manage
in
writing
or
speaking
Handle
(
v.
i.)
To
use
the
hands.
Handle
(
n.
)
That
part
of
vessels,
instruments,
etc.,
which
is
held
in
the
hand
when
used
or
moved,
as
the
haft
of
a
sword,
the
knob
of
a
door,
the
bail
of
a
kettle,
etc.
Handle
(
n.
)
That
of
which
use
is
made
Scape-wheel
(
n.
)
The
wheel
in
an
escapement
(as
of
a
clock
or
a
watch)
into
the
teeth
of
which
the
pallets
play.
Sea
star
(
)
A
starfish,
or
brittle
star.
Side-wheel
(
a.
)
Having
a
paddle
wheel
on
each
side
Sprocket
wheel
(
)
Same
as
Chain
wheel.
Star
(
n.
)
One
of
the
innumerable
luminous
bodies
seen
in
the
heavens
Star
(
n.
)
The
polestar
Star
(
n.
)
A
planet
supposed
to
influence
one's
destiny
Star
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
the
figure
of
a
star,
as
an
ornament
worn
on
the
breast
to
indicate
rank
or
honor.
Star
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
radiated
mark
in
writing
or
printing
Star
(
n.
)
A
composition
of
combustible
matter
used
in
the
heading
of
rockets,
in
mines,
etc.,
which,
exploding
in
the
air,
presents
a
starlike
appearance.
Star
(
n.
)
A
person
of
brilliant
and
attractive
qualities,
especially
on
public
occasions,
as
a
distinguished
orator,
a
leading
theatrical
performer,
etc.
Star
(
v.
t.)
To
set
or
adorn
with
stars,
or
bright,
radiating
bodies
Star
(
v.
i.)
To
be
bright,
or
attract
attention,
as
a
star
Star-blind
(
a.
)
Half
blind.
Star-chamber
(
n.
)
An
ancient
high
court
exercising
jurisdiction
in
certain
cases,
mainly
criminal,
which
sat
without
the
intervention
of
a
jury.
It
consisted
of
the
king's
council,
or
of
the
privy
council
only
with
the
addition
of
certain
judges.
It
could
proceed
on
mere
rumor
or
examine
witnesses
Star-crossed
(
a.
)
Not
favored
by
the
stars
Star-read
(
n.
)
Doctrine
or
knowledge
of
the
stars
Star-spangled
(
a.
)
Spangled
or
studded
with
stars.
Stern-wheel
(
a.
)
Having
a
paddle
wheel
at
the
stern
Sun
star
(
)
See
Sun
star,
under
Sun.
Water
star
grass
(
)
An
aquatic
plant
(Schollera
graminea)
with
grassy
leaves,
and
yellow
star-shaped
blossoms.
star-wheel handle; star handle / star-wheel handles; star handles / tri-star handle Bedeutung
starnose
mole
star-nosed
mole
Condylura
cristata
amphibious
mole
of
eastern
North
America
having
pink
fleshy
tentacles
around
the
nose
razor
clam
jackknife
clam
knife-handle
marine
clam
having
a
long
narrow
curved
thin
shell
wheel
bug
Arilus
cristatus
large
predatory
North
American
bug
that
sucks
the
blood
of
other
insects
starfish
sea
star
echinoderms
characterized
by
five
arms
extending
from
a
central
disk
brittle
star
brittle-star
serpent
star
an
animal
resembling
a
starfish
with
fragile
whiplike
arms
radiating
from
a
small
central
disc
basket
star
basket
fish
any
starfish-like
animal
of
the
genera
Euryale
or
Astrophyton
or
Gorgonocephalus
having
slender
complexly
branched
interlacing
arms
radiating
from
a
central
disc
feather
star
comatulid
free-swimming
stalkless
crinoid
with
ten
feathery
arms,
found
on
muddy
sea
bottoms
wheel
horse
wheeler
a
draft
horse
harnessed
behind
others
and
nearest
the
wheels
of
a
vehicle
American
flag
Stars
and
Stripes
Star-Spangled
Banner
Old
Glory
the
national
flag
of
the
United
States
of
America
ax
handle
axe
handle
the
handle
of
an
ax
balance
wheel
balance
a
wheel
that
regulates
the
rate
of
movement
in
a
machine,
especially
a
wheel
oscillating
against
the
hairspring
of
a
timepiece
to
regulate
its
beat
bevel
gear
pinion
and
crown
wheel
pinion
and
ring
gear
gears
that
mesh
at
an
angle
bicycle
bike
wheel
cycle
a
wheeled
vehicle
that
has
two
wheels
and
is
moved
by
foot
pedals
bicycle
wheel
the
wheel
of
a
bicycle
broomstick
broom
handle
the
handle
of
a
broom
buffing
wheel
a
wheel
that
is
covered
with
soft
material
car
wheel
a
wheel
that
has
a
tire
and
rim
and
hubcap,
used
to
propel
the
car
catherine
wheel
pinwheel
a
circular
firework
that
spins
round
and
round
emitting
colored
fire
crank
handle
starting
handle
crank
used
to
start
an
engine
daisy
print
wheel
daisy
wheel
a
wheel
around
which
is
a
set
of
print
characters
that
make
a
typing
impression
on
paper
driving
wheel
a
wheel
that
drives
a
motor
vehicle
(transforms
torque
into
a
tractive
force)
escape
wheel
gear
that
engages
a
rocking
lever
Ferris
wheel
a
vertical
rotating
mechanism
consisting
of
a
large
wheel
with
suspended
seats
that
remain
upright
as
the
wheel
rotates,
provides
a
ride
at
an
amusement
park
fifth
wheel
a
steering
bearing
that
enables
the
front
axle
of
a
horse-drawn
wagon
to
rotate
fifth
wheel
spare
an
extra
car
wheel
and
tire
for
a
four-wheel
vehicle
four-wheel
drive
WD
a
transmission
that
provides
power
directly
to
all
four
wheels
of
a
motor
vehicle
four-wheel
drive
WD
a
motor
vehicle
with
a
four-wheel
drive
transmission
system
gear
gear
wheel
geared
wheel
cogwheel
a
toothed
wheel
that
engages
another
toothed
mechanism
in
order
to
change
the
speed
or
direction
of
transmitted
motion
grinding
wheel
emery
wheel
a
wheel
composed
of
abrasive
material,
used
for
grinding
handle
grip
handgrip
hold
the
appendage
to
an
object
that
is
designed
to
be
held
in
order
to
use
or
move
it,
he
grabbed
the
hammer
by
the
handle,
it
was
an
old
briefcase
but
it
still
had
a
good
grip
hoe
handle
the
handle
of
a
hoe
idle
pulley
idler
pulley
idle
wheel
a
pulley
on
a
shaft
that
presses
against
a
guide
belt
to
guide
or
tighten
it
lantern
pinion
lantern
wheel
a
small
pinion
having
cylindrical
bars
instead
of
teeth,
used
chiefly
in
inexpensive
clocks
millwheel
mill
wheel
water
wheel
that
is
used
to
drive
machinery
in
a
mill
mop
handle
the
handle
of
a
mop
paddlewheel
paddle
wheel
a
large
wheel
fitted
with
paddles
and
driven
by
an
engine
in
order
to
propel
a
boat
planetary
gear
epicyclic
gear
planet
wheel
planet
gear
an
outer
gear
that
revolves
about
a
central
sun
gear
of
an
epicyclic
train
potter's
wheel
a
horizontal
rotating
wheel
holding
the
clay
being
shaped
by
a
potter,
the
potter's
wheel
was
invented
in
Asia
Minor
around
BC
rack
wheel
an
instrument
of
torture
that
stretches
or
disjoints
or
mutilates
victims
rake
handle
the
handle
of
a
rake
ratchet
wheel
toothed
wheel
held
in
place
by
a
pawl
or
detent
and
turned
by
a
lever
roulette
toothed
wheel
a
wheel
with
teeth
for
making
a
row
of
perforations
roulette
wheel
wheel
game
equipment
consisting
of
a
wheel
with
slots
that
is
used
for
gambling,
the
wheel
rotates
horizontally
and
players
bet
on
which
slot
the
roulette
ball
will
stop
in
spinning
wheel
a
small
domestic
spinning
machine
with
a
single
spindle
that
is
driven
by
hand
or
foot
spoke
wheel
spoke
radius
support
consisting
of
a
radial
member
of
a
wheel
joining
the
hub
to
the
rim
sprocket
sprocket
wheel
thin
wheel
with
teeth
that
engage
with
a
chain
spur
gear
spur
wheel
gear
wheels
that
mesh
in
the
same
plane
star
drill
a
steel
rock
drill
with
a
star-shaped
point
that
is
used
for
making
holes
in
stones
or
masonry,
it
is
operated
by
hitting
the
end
with
a
hammer
while
rotating
it
between
blows
steering
wheel
wheel
a
handwheel
that
is
used
for
steering
threeentered
arch
basket-handle
arch
a
round
arch
whose
inner
curve
is
drawn
with
circles
having
three
centers
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