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Definition
Synonym
Kettenfont�ne
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Förderband
n
; Band
n
; Fördergurt
m
; Gurt
m
(Fördertechnik)
techn.
Förderbänder
pl
; Bänder
pl
; Fördergurte
pl
; Gurte
pl
Becherförderband
n
; Becherfördergurt
m
; Bechergurt
m
Kratzförderband
n
; Kratzband
n
; Kratzbandförderer; Kratzkettenförderer; Kettenkratzförderer; Kratzerförderer
m
; Kratzförderer
m
Kettenförderband
n
; Kettenförderer
m
Luftkissenförderband
n
; Luftkissenförderer
m
Schleppkettenförderband
n
; Schleppkettenförderer
m
; Schleppförderer
m
Schwenkkettenförderband
n
; Schwenkkettenförderer
m
Stegkettenförderband
n
; Stegkettenband
n
; Stegkettenförderer
m
Trogkettenförderband
n
; Trogkettenförderer
m
Trum des Förderbands
Förderbandende
n
; Bandende
n
Förderbandführung
f
; Bandführung
f
conveyor belt; belt; band conveyor; conveyer (materials handling)
conveyor belts; belts; band conveyors; conveyers
bucket conveyor belt
scraping belt; scraping band; scraper-chain conveyor; scraping conveyor
chain-type conveyor; chain conveyor; chain conveyer; link conveyor; link conveyer
air-film conveyor; air-film conveyer
drag belt; drag-chain conveyor; drag-link conveyor; drag conveyor; chain-pulled conveyor; chain conveyor; chain-and-flight conveyor; bar flight conveyor; flight conveyer; pusher bar conveyor
rare
swivel-chain conveyor; swivel-chain conveyer
raker-type chain conveyor; raker-type chain conveyer
trough chain conveyor; trough scraper conveyor; trough scraper; tray scraper; en-masse conveyor
side of the conveyor belt
end of belt
belt guide
Kettenförderer
m
, Kratzförderer
m
techn.
Kettenförderer
pl
, Kratzförderer
pl
chain conveyor, chain conveyer
chain conveyors, chain conveyers
Kettenförderer
m
; Kratzförderer
m
techn.
Kettenförderer
pl
; Kratzförderer
pl
Schwenkkettenförderer
m
chain conveyor; chain conveyer; chain-type conveyor; link conveyor
chain conveyors; chain conveyers; chain-type conveyors; link conveyors
swivel chain conveyor
Förderkette
f
(des Kettenförderers)
techn.
Förderketten
pl
Becherförderkette
f
; Becherkette
f
conveyor chain (of a chain-type conveyor)
conveyor chains
bucket conveyor chain
aliphatisch, kettenförmig
adj
chem.
aliphatic
kettenfoermig
aliphatic
aliphatisch; kettenförmig
adj
chem.
aliphatic
Kettenfontäne
f
; Mould-Effekt
m
phys.
chain fountain (phenomenon); self-siphoning beads
Deutsche
Kettenfont�ne Synonyme
Englische
conveyor belt; belt; band conveyor; conveyer Synonyme
Kettenfont�ne Definition
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
fillet,
strap,
or
any
narrow
ligament
with
which
a
thing
is
encircled,
or
fastened,
or
by
which
a
number
of
things
are
tied,
bound
together,
or
confined
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
continuous
tablet,
stripe,
or
series
of
ornaments,
as
of
carved
foliage,
of
color,
or
of
brickwork,
etc.
Band
(
v.
t.)
In
Gothic
architecture,
the
molding,
or
suite
of
moldings,
which
encircles
the
pillars
and
small
shafts.
Band
(
v.
t.)
That
which
serves
as
the
means
of
union
or
connection
between
persons
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
linen
collar
or
ruff
worn
in
the
16th
and
17th
centuries.
Band
(
v.
t.)
Two
strips
of
linen
hanging
from
the
neck
in
front
as
part
of
a
clerical,
legal,
or
academic
dress.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
narrow
strip
of
cloth
or
other
material
on
any
article
of
dress,
to
bind,
strengthen,
ornament,
or
complete
it.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
company
of
persons
united
in
any
common
design,
especially
a
body
of
armed
men.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
musicians
who
play
together
upon
portable
musical
instruments,
especially
those
making
a
loud
sound,
as
certain
wind
instruments
(trumpets,
clarinets,
etc.),
and
drums,
or
cymbals.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
space
between
elevated
lines
or
ribs,
as
of
the
fruits
of
umbelliferous
plants.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
stripe,
streak,
or
other
mark
transverse
to
the
axis
of
the
body.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
belt
or
strap.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
bond
Band
(
v.
t.)
Pledge
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
bind
or
tie
with
a
band.
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
with
a
band.
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
in
a
troop,
company,
or
confederacy.
Band
(
v.
i.)
To
confederate
for
some
common
purpose
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
bandy
Band
(
)
imp.
of
Bind.
Band
fish
(
)
A
small
red
fish
of
the
genus
Cepola
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.
Brequet
chain
(
)
A
watch-guard.
Bucket
(
n.
)
A
vessel
for
drawing
up
water
from
a
well,
or
for
catching,
holding,
or
carrying
water,
sap,
or
other
liquids.
Bucket
(
n.
)
A
vessel
(as
a
tub
or
scoop)
for
hoisting
and
conveying
coal,
ore,
grain,
etc.
Bucket
(
n.
)
One
of
the
receptacles
on
the
rim
of
a
water
wheel
into
which
the
water
rushes,
causing
the
wheel
to
revolve
Bucket
(
n.
)
The
valved
piston
of
a
lifting
pump.
Bucket
shop
(
)
An
office
or
a
place
where
facilities
are
given
for
betting
small
sums
on
current
prices
of
stocks,
petroleum,
etc.
Chain
(
n.
)
A
series
of
links
or
rings,
usually
of
metal,
connected,
or
fitted
into
one
another,
used
for
various
purposes,
as
of
support,
of
restraint,
of
ornament,
of
the
exertion
and
transmission
of
mechanical
power,
etc.
Chain
(
n.
)
That
which
confines,
fetters,
or
secures,
as
a
chain
Chain
(
n.
)
A
series
of
things
linked
together
Chain
(
n.
)
An
instrument
which
consists
of
links
and
is
used
in
measuring
land.
Chain
(
n.
)
Iron
links
bolted
to
the
side
of
a
vessel
to
bold
the
dead-eyes
connected
with
the
shrouds
Chain
(
n.
)
The
warp
threads
of
a
web.
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
fasten,
bind,
or
connect
with
a
chain
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
keep
in
slavery
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
closely
and
strongly.
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
measure
with
the
chain.
Chain
(
v.
t.)
To
protect
by
drawing
a
chain
across,
as
a
harbor.
Chain
pump
(
)
A
pump
consisting
of
an
endless
chain,
running
over
a
drum
or
wheel
by
which
it
is
moved,
and
dipping
below
the
water
to
be
raised.
The
chain
has
at
intervals
disks
or
lifts
which
fit
the
tube
through
which
the
ascending
part
passes
and
carry
the
water
to
the
point
of
discharge.
conveyor belt; belt; band conveyor; conveyer (materials handling) / conveyor belts; belts; band conveyors; conveyers / bucket conveyor belt / scraping belt; scraping band; scraper-chain conveyor; scraping conveyor / chain-type conveyor; chain conveyor; chain conveyer; link conveyor; link conveyer / air-film conveyor; air-film conveyer / drag belt; drag-chain conveyor; drag-link conveyor; drag conveyor; chain-pulled conveyor; chain conveyor; chain-and-flight conveyor; bar flight conveyor; flight conveyer; pusher bar conveyor [rare] / swivel-chain conveyor; swivel-chain conveyer / raker-type chain conveyor; raker-type chain conveyer / trough chain conveyor; trough scraper conveyor; trough scraper; tray scraper; en-masse conveyor / side of the conveyor belt / end of belt / belt guide Bedeutung
escape
flight
the
act
of
escaping
physically,
he
made
his
escape
from
the
mental
hospital,
the
canary
escaped
from
its
cage,
his
flight
was
an
indication
of
his
guilt
drag
the
act
of
dragging
(pulling
with
force),
the
drag
up
the
hill
exhausted
him
knock
belt
rap
whack
whang
the
act
of
hitting
vigorously,
he
gave
the
table
a
whack
handling
manipulation
the
action
of
touching
with
the
hands
(or
the
skillful
use
of
the
hands)
or
by
the
use
of
mechanical
means
flight
maneuver
airplane
maneuver
a
maneuver
executed
by
an
aircraft
band
aid
quick
fix
quickie
quicky
hurried
repair
flight
a
scheduled
trip
by
plane
between
designated
airports,
I
took
the
noon
flight
to
Chicago
connecting
flight
a
flight
with
an
intermediate
stop
and
a
change
of
aircraft
(possibly
a
change
of
airlines)
direct
flight
a
flight
with
one
or
more
intermediate
stops
but
no
change
of
aircraft
domestic
flight
a
flight
that
begins
and
ends
in
the
same
country
international
flight
a
flight
that
takes
off
in
one
country
and
lands
in
another
nonstop
flight
nonstop
a
flight
made
without
intermediate
stops
between
source
and
destination,
how
many
nonstops
are
there
to
Dallas?
redeye
redeye
flight
a
night
flight
from
which
the
passengers
emerge
with
eyes
red
from
lack
of
sleep,
he
took
the
redeye
in
order
to
get
home
the
next
morning
flight
flying
an
instance
of
traveling
by
air,
flying
was
still
an
exciting
adventure
for
him
maiden
flight
the
first
flight
of
its
kind,
the
Stealth
bomber
made
its
maiden
flight
in
terrain
flight
low
level
flight
flight
at
very
low
altitudes
masse
masse
shot
a
shot
in
billiards
made
by
hitting
the
cue
ball
with
the
cue
held
nearly
vertically,
the
cue
ball
spins
around
another
ball
before
hitting
the
object
ball
film
festival
a
cinematic
festival
that
features
films
(usually
films
produced
during
the
past
year)
handling
manual
(or
mechanical)
carrying
or
moving
or
delivering
or
working
with
something
materials
handling
act
of
loading
and
unloading
and
moving
goods
within
e.g.
a
factory
especially
using
mechanical
devices
flight
control
control
from
ground
stations
of
airplanes
in
flight
by
means
of
messages
transmitted
to
the
pilot
electronically
puff
drag
pull
a
slow
inhalation
(as
of
tobacco
smoke),
he
took
a
puff
on
his
pipe,
he
took
a
drag
on
his
cigarette
and
expelled
the
smoke
slowly
side-glance
side-look
a
glance
sideways,
she
shot
him
an
impatient
side-glance
creating
from
raw
materials
the
act
of
creating
something
that
is
different
from
the
materials
that
went
into
it
moviemaking
movie
making
film
making
the
production
of
movies
film
editing
cutting
the
activity
of
selecting
the
scenes
to
be
shown
and
putting
them
together
to
create
a
film
treatment
handling
the
management
of
someone
or
something,
the
handling
of
prisoners,
the
treatment
of
water
sewage,
the
right
to
equal
treatment
in
the
criminal
justice
system
levy
levy
en
masse
the
act
of
drafting
into
military
service
side-blotched
lizard
sand
lizard
Uta
stansburiana
one
of
the
most
abundant
lizards
in
the
arid
western
United
States
band-tailed
pigeon
band-tail
pigeon
bandtail
Columba
fasciata
wild
pigeon
of
western
North
America,
often
mistaken
for
the
now
extinct
passenger
pigeon
honey
guide
small
bird
of
tropical
Africa
and
Asia,
feeds
on
beeswax
and
honey
and
larvae
guide
dog
a
dog
trained
to
guide
the
blind
flight
feather
pinion
quill
quill
feather
any
of
the
larger
wing
or
tail
feathers
of
a
bird
chain
pickerel
chain
pike
Esox
niger
common
in
quiet
waters
of
eastern
United
States
airstrip
flight
strip
landing
strip
strip
an
airfield
without
normal
airport
facilities
alms
dish
alms
tray
a
tray
for
collecting
the
offering
from
a
congregation
anchor
chain
anchor
rope
the
chain
or
rope
that
attaches
an
anchor
to
a
vessel
armlet
arm
band
a
band
worn
around
the
arm
for
decoration
artificial
horizon
gyro
horizon
flight
indicator
a
navigational
instrument
based
on
a
gyroscope,
it
artificially
provides
a
simulated
horizon
for
the
pilot
atomic
pile
atomic
reactor
pile
chain
reactor
a
nuclear
reactor
that
uses
controlled
nuclear
fission
to
generate
energy
baby
buggy
baby
carriage
carriage
perambulator
pram
stroller
goart
pushchair
pusher
a
small
vehicle
with
four
wheels
in
which
a
baby
or
child
is
pushed
around
ball
and
chain
heavy
iron
ball
attached
to
a
prisoner
by
a
chain
band
a
thin
flat
strip
of
flexible
material
that
is
worn
around
the
body
or
one
of
the
limbs
(especially
to
decorate
the
body)
band
banding
stripe
an
adornment
consisting
of
a
strip
of
a
contrasting
color
or
material
band
a
restraint
put
around
something
to
hold
it
together
band
ring
a
strip
of
material
attached
to
the
leg
of
a
bird
to
identify
it
(as
in
studies
of
bird
migration)
band
a
thin
flat
strip
or
loop
of
flexible
material
that
goes
around
or
over
something
else,
typically
to
hold
it
together
or
as
a
decoration
band
a
driving
belt
in
machinery
Band
Aid
trade
name
for
an
adhesive
bandage
to
cover
small
cuts
or
blisters
bandsaw
band
saw
an
endless
saw
consisting
of
a
toothed
metal
band
that
is
driven
around
two
wheels
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