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Definition
Synonym
Seilanker
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Seilanker
m
rope roof bolt; rope bolt
Seilanker
m
rope roof bolt; rope bolt
Seilanker
m
rope roof bolt; rope bolt
Deutsche
Seilanker Synonyme
Englische
rope roof bolt; rope bolt Synonyme
rope
Havana
allure
ample scope
anchor
anchor chain
anchor rode
attach
attract
ax
back
rope
s
bag
bait
bait the hook
band
bandage
becket
beheading
belt
belvedere
bend
bind
bind up
blandish
blank check
block
bolt
rope
bow fast
bowline
box of cigars
brace
braid
brail
breast fast
bridle
bundle
buntline
burning
cable
cajole
capital punishment
carte blanche
catch
chain
cheroot
cigar
cigar box
cigar case
cigar cutter
cigarillo
cinch
clearance
coax
colorado
cord
corona
cross
crossjack brace
crucifixion
deadeye
death chair
death chamber
decapitation
decollation
decoy
defenestration
do up
downhaul
draw
draw in
draw on
drop
earing
elbowroom
electric chair
electrocution
enchain
enmesh
ensnare
entangle
entice
entrammel
entrap
execution
fast
fasten
fetter
field
flirt
flirt with
flying jib martingale
flying jib stay
foot
rope
s
fore-skysail brace
fore-skysail lift
fore-topgallant shroud
fore-topgallant stay
fore-topmast backstay
fore-topsail lift
foreganger
foreroyal backstay
foreroyal lift
forerunner
forestay
foretack
foul
free course
free hand
free play
free scope
full scope
full swing
fusillade
gallows
gallows-tree
garrote
gas chamber
gasket
gassing
gibbet
gird
girdle
girt
girth
give the come-on
grab
rope
guess-
rope
guess-warp
guest
rope
guillotine
gunter
guy
gyve
halter
halyard
hamper
handcuff
hanging
harbor gasket
harpoon
hawser
head fast
hemlock
hemp
hempen collar
hitch
hobble
hog-tie
hook
hopple
hot seat
humidor
inveigle
judicial murder
lace
land
lanyard
lapidation
lash
lasso
latitude
lead on
leash
lee sheet
lee tack
leeway
lethal chamber
lifeline
lift
ligament
ligation
ligature
line
long
rope
lure
maiden
main brace
main-skysail brace
main-trysail vang
mainsheet
mainstay
make fast
manacle
maneuvering space
margin
martingale
mesh
messenger
mizzen stay
mizzen-royal lift
mizzen-royal stay
mizze
rope
off
bound
circle in
circumscribe
cordon
cordon off
define
delimit
delimitate
demarcate
determine
enclose
fix
isolate
lay off
mark boundaries
mark off
mark out
mark the periphery
quarantine
seal off
seclude
segregate
separate
set the limit
specify
stake out
surround
Seilanker Definition
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
Curb
roof
(
)
A
roof
having
a
double
slope,
or
composed,
on
each
side,
of
two
parts
which
have
unequal
inclination
Glass-rope
(
n.
)
A
remarkable
vitreous
sponge,
of
the
genus
Hyalonema,
first
brought
from
Japan.
It
has
a
long
stem,
consisting
of
a
bundle
of
long
and
large,
glassy,
siliceous
fibers,
twisted
together.
Guess
rope
(
)
A
guess
warp.
Guest
rope
(
)
The
line
by
which
a
boat
makes
fast
to
the
swinging
boom.
Mansard
roof
(
)
A
hipped
curb
roof
Roof
(
n.
)
The
cover
of
any
building,
including
the
roofing
(see
Roofing)
and
all
the
materials
and
construction
necessary
to
carry
and
maintain
the
same
upon
the
walls
or
other
uprights.
In
the
case
of
a
building
with
vaulted
ceilings
protected
by
an
outer
roof,
some
writers
call
the
vault
the
roof,
and
the
outer
protection
the
roof
mask.
It
is
better,
however,
to
consider
the
vault
as
the
ceiling
only,
in
cases
where
it
has
farther
covering.
Roof
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles,
or
corresponds
to,
the
covering
or
the
ceiling
of
a
house
Roof
(
n.
)
The
surface
or
bed
of
rock
immediately
overlying
a
bed
of
coal
or
a
flat
vein.
Roof
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
roof.
Roof
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
in
a
house
Rope
(
n.
)
A
large,
stout
cord,
usually
one
not
less
than
an
inch
in
circumference,
made
of
strands
twisted
or
braided
together.
It
differs
from
cord,
line,
and
string,
only
in
its
size.
See
Cordage.
Rope
(
n.
)
A
row
or
string
consisting
of
a
number
of
things
united,
as
by
braiding,
twining,
etc.
Rope
(
n.
)
The
small
intestines
Rope
(
v.
i.)
To
be
formed
into
rope
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
bind,
fasten,
or
tie
with
a
rope
or
cord
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
connect
or
fasten
together,
as
a
party
of
mountain
climbers,
with
a
rope.
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
partition,
separate,
or
divide
off,
by
means
of
a
rope,
so
as
to
include
or
exclude
something
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
lasso
(a
steer,
horse).
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
draw,
as
with
a
rope
Rope
(
v.
t.)
To
prevent
from
winning
(as
a
horse),
by
pulling
or
curbing.
Rope's-end
(
v.
t.)
To
punish
with
a
rope's
end.
Rope-yarn
(
n.
)
the
yarn
or
thread
of
any
stuff
of
which
the
strands
of
a
rope
are
made.
Top-rope
(
n.
)
A
rope
used
for
hoisting
and
lowering
a
topmast,
and
for
other
purposes.
Wrain-bolt
(
n.
)
Same
as
Wringbolt.
rope roof bolt; rope bolt Bedeutung
bolt
a
sudden
abandonment
(as
from
a
political
party)
rope-a-dope
a
boxing
tactic:
pretending
to
be
trapped
against
the
ropes
while
your
opponent
wears
himself
out
throwing
punches
jump
rope
a
child's
game
or
a
cardiopulmonary
exercise
in
which
the
player
jumps
over
a
swinging
rope
dash
bolt
the
act
of
moving
with
great
haste,
he
made
a
dash
for
the
door
black
rat
roof
rat
Rattus
rattus
common
household
pest
originally
from
Asia
that
has
spread
worldwide
anchor
chain
anchor
rope
the
chain
or
rope
that
attaches
an
anchor
to
a
vessel
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
curb
roof
a
roof
with
two
or
more
slopes
on
each
side
of
the
ridge
expansion
bolt
a
bolt
that
has
an
attachment
that
expands
as
the
bolt
is
driven
into
a
surface
French
roof
a
mansard
roof
with
sides
that
are
nearly
perpendicular
gable
roof
saddle
roof
saddleback
saddleback
roof
a
double
sloping
roof
with
a
ridge
and
gables
at
each
end
gambrel
gambrel
roof
a
gable
roof
with
two
slopes
on
each
side
and
the
lower
slope
being
steeper
guide
rope
a
rope
used
to
guide
the
movement
of
the
load
of
a
crane
guy
guy
cable
guy
wire
guy
rope
a
cable,
wire,
or
rope
that
is
used
to
brace
something
(especially
a
tent)
hangman's
rope
hangman's
halter
halter
hemp
hempen
necktie
a
rope
that
is
used
by
a
hangman
to
execute
persons
who
have
been
condemned
to
death
by
hanging
hip
roof
hipped
roof
a
roof
having
sloping
ends
as
well
as
sloping
sides
hurricane
deck
hurricane
roof
promenade
deck
awning
deck
a
deck
at
the
top
of
a
passenger
ship
jump
rope
skip
rope
skipping
rope
a
length
of
rope
(usually
with
handles
on
each
end)
that
is
swung
around
while
someone
jumps
over
it
lag
screw
lag
bolt
a
heavy
woodscrew
with
a
square
or
hexagonal
head
that
is
driven
in
with
a
wrench
luggage
rack
roof
rack
carrier
for
holding
luggage
above
the
seats
of
a
train
or
on
top
of
a
car
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
mansard
mansard
roof
a
hip
roof
having
two
slopes
on
each
side
nut
and
bolt
a
fastener
made
by
screwing
a
nut
onto
a
threaded
bolt
R-
Mexican
valium
rophy
rope
roofy
roach
forget
me
drug
circle
street
names
for
flunitrazepan
ridge
rope
either
of
a
pair
of
lifelines
running
alongside
the
bowsprit
of
a
ship
roof
a
protective
covering
that
covers
or
forms
the
top
of
a
building
roof
protective
covering
on
top
of
a
motor
vehicle
roof
garden
a
garden
on
a
flat
roof
of
a
building
roof
peak
the
highest
point
of
a
roof
rope
a
strong
line
rope
bridge
a
bridge
consisting
of
ropes
rope
ladder
a
ladder
with
side
pieces
of
rope
rope
tow
a
ski
tow
offering
only
a
moving
rope
to
hold
onto
ropewalk
rope
yard
workplace
consisting
of
a
long
narrow
path
or
shed
where
rope
is
made
rope
yarn
the
strands
out
of
which
ropes
are
made
safety
bolt
safety
lock
a
bolt
that
cannot
be
moved
from
outside
the
door
or
gate
slate
roof
a
roof
covered
with
slate
stove
bolt
a
small
machine
bolt
thatch
thatched
roof
a
house
roof
made
with
a
plant
material
(as
straw)
tile
roof
a
roof
made
of
fired
clay
tiles
toggle
bolt
a
fastener
consisting
of
a
threaded
bolt
and
a
hinged
spring-loaded
toggle,
used
to
fasten
objects
to
hollow
walls
towline
towrope
towing
line
towing
rope
(nautical)
a
rope
used
in
towing
palate
roof
of
the
mouth
the
upper
surface
of
the
mouth
that
separates
the
oral
and
nasal
cavities
ceiling
roof
cap
an
upper
limit
on
what
is
allowed,
he
put
a
ceiling
on
the
number
of
women
who
worked
for
him,
there
was
a
roof
on
salaries,
they
established
a
cap
for
prices
bolt-hole
a
hole
through
which
an
animal
may
bolt
when
pursued
into
its
burrow
or
den
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