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Definition
Synonym
Sto�keil
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Keil
wedge
Keil
cotter
Keil
gore
Keil
m
gore
Fimmel, Keil
wedge
Keil-, Nase, Bolzen
gib head
mit einem Keil spalten
to wedge
Keil
m
; Keilformation
f
wedge
Keil
m
, Keilformation
f
wedge
Keil
m
; Nase
f
; Bolzen
m
gib head
Keil
m
, Nase
f
, Bolzen
m
gib head
etw. mit einem Keil spalten
v
to wedge sth.
Keil
m
(Verbindungselement)
techn.
key
einen Keil zwischen A und B treiben
v
übtr.
to drive a wedge between A and B
fig.
Keil
m
(zum Verspannen oder Spalten)
Keile
pl
wedge
wedges
Auf einen groben Klotz gehört ein grober Keil.
Sprw.
Answer Fight Treat rudeness with rudeness.
prov.
etw. eintreiben
v
(Nagel)
eintreibend
eingetrieben
einen Keil eintreiben
to drive in () sth.
driving in
driven in
to drive a wedge into position
Deutsche
Sto�keil Synonyme
keil
Bolzen
ÂKeil
ÂNase
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Englische
wedge Synonyme
wedge
arrowhead
articulate
batten
batten down
bed
bolt
buckle
butt
button
character
clasp
cleat
clip
confirm
crowbar
cuneiform
deep-dye
define
demotic character
determinative
dovetail
embed
engraft
engrave
entrench
establish
etch
fix
found
get a foothold
get leverage
grammalogue
ground
hasp
hieratic symbol
hieroglyph
hieroglyphic
hieroglyphics
hinge
hiragana
hitch
hook
ideogram
ideograph
impact
implant
impress
imprint
infix
ingrain
inscribe
jam
jimmy
joint
kana
katakana
latch
lever
lock
lodge
logogram
logograph
miter
mortise
nail
ogham
pack
peg
phonetic
phonetic symbol
pictogram
pictograph
pin
plant
print
prize
pry
rabbet
radical
rivet
root
rune
scarf
screw
seat
set
set in
settle
sew
shorthand
skewer
snap
stamp
staple
stereotype
stick
stitch
tack
toggle
word letter
zipper
wedge
in
admit
barge in
be admitted
break in
breeze in
burst in
bust in
come barging in
come breezing in
come busting in
come in
cram in
creep in
cross the threshold
crowd in
drag in
drive in
drop in
edge in
enter
foist in
force in
fudge in
gain admittance
get in
go in
go into
have an entree
have an in
hop in
impact
implant in
inject in
insert
insert in
insinuate in
intercalate
interjaculate
interject
interpolate
interpose
intervene
introduce in
intrude
irrupt
jam in
jump in
knock in
look in
lug in
pack in
plunge in
poke in
pop in
pound in
press in
push in
put between
put in
ram in
run in
sandwich
set foot in
slip in
smuggle in
squeeze in
step in
stuff in
take in
tamp in
throw in
thrust in
visit
work in
worm in
wedge
d
aground
anchored
bonded
caught
cemented
chained
close
fast
fastened
firm
fixed
glued
grounded
held
high and dry
impacted
inextricable
jammed
moored
packed
secure
set
stranded
stuck
stuck fast
taped
tethered
tied
tight
transfixed
Sto�keil Definition
Wedge
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
metal,
or
other
hard
material,
thick
at
one
end,
and
tapering
to
a
thin
edge
at
the
other,
used
in
splitting
wood,
rocks,
etc.,
in
raising
heavy
bodies,
and
the
like.
It
is
one
of
the
six
elementary
machines
called
the
mechanical
powers.
See
Illust.
of
Mechanical
powers,
under
Mechanical.
Wedge
(
n.
)
A
solid
of
five
sides,
having
a
rectangular
base,
two
rectangular
or
trapezoidal
sides
meeting
in
an
edge,
and
two
triangular
ends.
Wedge
(
n.
)
A
mass
of
metal,
especially
when
of
a
wedge
like
form.
Wedge
(
n.
)
Anything
in
the
form
of
a
wedge
,
as
a
body
of
troops
drawn
up
in
such
a
form.
Wedge
(
n.
)
The
person
whose
name
stands
lowest
on
the
list
of
the
classical
tripos
Wedge
(
v.
t.)
To
cleave
or
separate
with
a
wedge
or
wedge
s,
or
as
with
a
wedge
Wedge
(
v.
t.)
To
force
or
drive
as
a
wedge
is
driven.
Wedge
(
v.
t.)
To
force
by
crowding
and
pushing
as
a
wedge
does
Wedge
(
v.
t.)
To
press
closely
Wedge
(
v.
t.)
To
fasten
with
a
wedge
,
or
with
wedge
s
Wedge
(
v.
t.)
To
cut,
as
clay,
into
wedge
like
masses,
and
work
by
dashing
together,
in
order
to
expel
air
bubbles,
etc.
Wedge
-formed
(
a.
)
Having
the
form
of
a
wedge
Wedge
-shaped
(
a.
)
Having
the
shape
of
a
wedge
Wedge
-shaped
(
a.
)
Broad
and
truncate
at
the
summit,
and
tapering
down
to
the
base
Wedge
-shell
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
small
marine
bivalves
belonging
to
Donax
and
allied
genera
in
which
the
shell
is
wedge
-shaped.
Wedge
-tailed
(
a.
)
Having
a
tail
which
has
the
middle
pair
of
feathers
longest,
the
rest
successively
and
decidedly
shorter,
and
all
more
or
less
attenuate
wedge Bedeutung
chock
wedge
a
block
of
wood
used
to
prevent
the
sliding
or
rolling
of
a
heavy
object
pitching
wedge
a
wedge
used
to
loft
the
golf
ball
over
obstacles
sand
wedge
a
wedge
used
to
get
out
of
sand
traps
wedge
something
solid
that
is
usable
as
an
inclined
plane
(shaped
like
a
V)
that
can
be
pushed
between
two
things
to
separate
them
wedge
(golf)
an
iron
with
considerable
loft
and
a
broad
sole
wedge
heel
wedge
a
heel
that
is
an
extension
of
the
sole
of
the
shoe
hacek
wedge
a
diacritical
mark
(an
inverted
circumflex)
placed
above
certain
letters
(such
as
the
letter
c)
to
indicate
pronunciation
wedge
bone
part
of
the
sirloin
nearest
the
rump
f
bomber
grinder
hero
hero
sandwich
hoagie
hoagy
Cuban
sandwich
Italian
sandwich
poor
boy
sub
submarine
submarine
sandwich
torpedo
wedge
zep
a
large
sandwich
made
of
a
long
crusty
roll
split
lengthwise
and
filled
with
meats
and
cheese
(and
tomato
and
onion
and
lettuce
and
condiments),
different
names
are
used
in
different
sections
of
the
United
States
wedge
wedge
shape
cuneus
any
shape
that
is
triangular
in
cross
section
wedge
squeeze
force
squeeze
like
a
wedge
into
a
tight
space,
I
squeezed
myself
into
the
corner
lodge
wedge
stick
deposit
put,
fix,
force,
or
implant,
lodge
a
bullet
in
the
table,
stick
your
thumb
in
the
crack
cuneate
wedge
-shaped
(of
a
leaf
shape)
narrowly
triangular,
wider
at
the
apex
and
tapering
toward
the
base
wedge
-shaped
cuneal
cuneiform
shaped
like
a
wedge
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