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Definition
Synonym
Tunnelgetriebe
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Tunnelgetriebe
n
techn.
tunnel gear; tunnel gearbox; shaft tunnel gearbox
Tunnelgetriebe
n
techn.
tunnel gear, tunnel gearbox, shaft tunnel gearbox
Tunnelgetriebe
n
techn.
tunnel gear, tunnel gearbox, shaft tunnel gearbox
Tunnelgetriebe
n
techn.
tunnel gear; tunnel gearbox; shaft tunnel gearbox
Deutsche
Tunnelgetriebe Synonyme
Englische
tunnel gear; tunnel gearbox; shaft tunnel gearbox Synonyme
tunnel
abri
access
adit
aisle
alley
ambulatory
antre
aperture
approach trench
arcade
artery
avenue
bore
bunker
burrow
cave
cavern
channel
cloister
colonnade
communication
communication trench
conduit
connection
corridor
couch
countermine
countersink
coupure
course
cove
covered way
covert
deepen
defile
delve
den
depress
dig
dig out
dike
ditch
dive
double sap
dredge
drill
drive
duct
dugout
earth
egress
entrance
entrenchment
excavate
exit
ferry
fire trench
flying sap
ford
form
fortified
tunnel
fosse
foxhole
furrow
gallery
gouge
gouge out
groove
grot
grotto
grub
hole
ingress
inlet
interchange
intersection
junction
lair
lane
lodge
lower
mew
mine
moat
opening
outlet
overpass
parallel
pass
passage
passageway
penetrate
portico
quarry
railroad
tunnel
run
sap
scoop
scoop out
scrabble
scrape
scratch
sewer
shaft
shovel
sink
slit trench
spade
subterrane
subway
traject
trajet
trench
trough
troughing
troughway
underpass
warren
way
Tunnelgetriebe Definition
Air
shaft
(
)
A
passage,
usually
vertical,
for
admitting
fresh
air
into
a
mine
or
a
tunnel.
Bevel
gear
(
)
A
kind
of
gear
in
which
the
two
wheels
working
together
lie
in
different
planes,
and
have
their
teeth
cut
at
right
angles
to
the
surfaces
of
two
cones
whose
apices
coincide
with
the
point
where
the
axes
of
the
wheels
would
meet.
Butt
shaft
(
)
An
arrow
without
a
barb,
for
shooting
at
butts
Gear
(
n.
)
Clothing
Gear
(
n.
)
Goods
Gear
(
n.
)
Whatever
is
prepared
for
use
or
wear
Gear
(
n.
)
The
harness
of
horses
or
cattle
Gear
(
n.
)
Warlike
accouterments.
Gear
(
n.
)
Manner
Gear
(
n.
)
Business
matters
Gear
(
n.
)
A
toothed
wheel,
or
cogwheel
Gear
(
n.
)
An
apparatus
for
performing
a
special
function
Gear
(
n.
)
Engagement
of
parts
with
each
other
Gear
(
n.
)
See
1st
Jeer
(b).
Gear
(
n.
)
Anything
worthless
Gear
(
v.
t.)
To
dress
Gear
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
gearing.
Gear
(
v.
i.)
To
be
in,
or
come
into,
gear.
Head
gear
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Headgear
Rock
shaft
(
)
A
shaft
that
oscillates
on
its
journals,
instead
of
revolving,
--
usually
carrying
levers
by
means
of
which
it
receives
and
communicates
reciprocating
motion,
as
in
the
valve
gear
of
some
steam
engines
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
slender,
smooth
stem
of
an
arrow
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
long
handle
of
a
spear
or
similar
weapon
Shaft
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
in
some
degree
the
stem
or
handle
of
an
arrow
or
a
spear
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
trunk,
stem,
or
stalk
of
a
plant.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
stem
or
midrib
of
a
feather.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
pole,
or
tongue,
of
a
vehicle
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
candlestick
which
supports
its
branches.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
handle
or
helve
of
certain
tools,
instruments,
etc.,
as
a
hammer,
a
whip,
etc.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
pole,
especially
a
Maypole.
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
body
of
a
column
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
column,
an
obelisk,
or
other
spire-shaped
or
columnar
monument.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
rod
at
the
end
of
a
heddle.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
solid
or
hollow
cylinder
or
bar,
having
one
or
more
journals
on
which
it
rests
and
revolves,
and
intended
to
carry
one
or
more
wheels
or
other
revolving
parts
and
to
transmit
power
or
motion
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
humming
bird
(Thaumastura
cora)
having
two
of
the
tail
feathers
next
to
the
middle
ones
very
long
in
the
male
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
well-like
excavation
in
the
earth,
perpendicular
or
nearly
so,
made
for
reaching
and
raising
ore,
for
raising
water,
etc.
Shaft
(
n.
)
A
long
passage
for
the
admission
or
outlet
of
air
Shaft
(
n.
)
The
chamber
of
a
blast
furnace.
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
A
vessel
with
a
broad
mouth
at
one
end,
a
pipe
or
tube
at
the
other,
for
conveying
liquor,
fluids,
etc.,
into
casks,
bottles,
or
other
vessels
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
The
opening
of
a
chimney
for
the
passage
of
smoke
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
An
artificial
passage
or
archway
for
conducting
canals
or
railroads
under
elevated
ground,
for
the
formation
of
roads
under
rivers
or
canals,
and
the
construction
of
sewers,
drains,
and
the
like.
Tunnel
(
n.
.)
A
level
passage
driven
across
the
measures,
or
at
right
angles
to
veins
which
it
is
desired
to
reach
Tunnel
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
a
tunnel,
or
funnel,
or
to
form
like
a
tunnel
Tunnel
(
v.
t.)
To
catch
in
a
tunnel
net.
Tunnel
(
v.
t.)
To
make
an
opening,
or
a
passageway,
through
or
under
Way
shaft
(
)
A
rock
shaft.
Way
shaft
(
)
An
interior
shaft,
usually
one
connecting
two
levels.
tunnel gear; tunnel gearbox; shaft tunnel gearbox Bedeutung
chicken
louse
shaft
louse
Menopon
palladum
Menopon
gallinae
a
louse
parasitic
on
poultry
quill
calamus
shaft
the
hollow
spine
of
a
feather
air
shaft
air
well
a
shaft
for
ventilation
bevel
gear
pinion
and
crown
wheel
pinion
and
ring
gear
gears
that
mesh
at
an
angle
butt
shaft
a
blunt
arrow
without
a
barb,
an
arrow
used
for
target
practice
chafing
gear
covering
(usually
rope
or
canvas)
of
a
line
or
spar
to
protect
it
from
friction
chunnel
Channel
Tunnel
the
railroad
tunnel
between
France
and
England
under
the
English
Channel
differential
gear
differential
a
bevel
gear
that
permits
rotation
of
two
shafts
at
different
speeds,
used
on
the
rear
axle
of
automobiles
to
allow
wheels
to
rotate
at
different
speeds
on
curves
elevator
shaft
a
vertical
shaft
in
a
building
to
permit
the
passage
of
an
elevator
from
floor
to
floor
epicyclic
train
epicyclic
gear
train
a
system
of
epicyclic
gears
in
which
at
least
one
wheel
axis
itself
revolves
about
another
fixed
axis
first
gear
first
low
gear
low
the
lowest
forward
gear
ratio
in
the
gear
box
of
a
motor
vehicle,
used
to
start
a
car
moving
fishing
gear
tackle
fishing
tackle
fishing
rig
rig
gear
used
in
fishing
foul-weather
gear
protective
garment
that
is
intended
to
keep
the
wearer
dry
and
warm
in
bad
weather
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
gear
paraphernalia
appurtenance
equipment
consisting
of
miscellaneous
articles
needed
for
a
particular
operation
or
sport
etc.
gear
gear
mechanism
a
mechanism
for
transmitting
motion
for
some
specific
purpose
(as
the
steering
gear
of
a
vehicle)
gearbox
gear
box
gear
case
the
shell
(metal
casing)
in
which
a
train
of
gears
is
sealed
gearing
gear
geartrain
power
train
train
wheelwork
consisting
of
a
connected
set
of
rotating
gears
by
which
force
is
transmitted
or
motion
or
torque
is
changed,
the
fool
got
his
tie
caught
in
the
geartrain
gearshift
gearstick
shifter
gear
lever
a
mechanical
device
for
engaging
and
disengaging
gears,
in
Britain
they
call
a
gearshift
a
gear
lever
high
gear
high
a
forward
gear
with
a
gear
ratio
that
gives
the
greatest
vehicle
velocity
for
a
given
engine
speed
landing
gear
an
undercarriage
that
supports
the
weight
of
the
plane
when
it
is
on
the
ground
planetary
gear
epicyclic
gear
planet
wheel
planet
gear
an
outer
gear
that
revolves
about
a
central
sun
gear
of
an
epicyclic
train
railroad
tunnel
a
tunnel
through
which
the
railroad
track
runs
reduction
gear
gearing
that
reduces
an
input
speed
to
a
slower
output
speed
reverse
reverse
gear
the
gears
by
which
the
motion
of
a
machine
can
be
reversed
rotating
shaft
shaft
a
revolving
rod
that
transmits
power
or
motion
rotor
head
rotor
shaft
the
axis
around
which
the
major
rotor
of
a
helicopter
turns
second
gear
second
the
gear
that
has
the
second
lowest
forward
gear
ratio
in
the
gear
box
of
a
motor
vehicle,
he
had
to
shift
down
into
second
to
make
the
hill
shaft
a
long
rod
or
pole
(especially
the
handle
of
an
implement
or
the
body
of
a
weapon
like
a
spear
or
arrow)
shaft
a
long
vertical
passage
sunk
into
the
earth,
as
for
a
mine
or
tunnel
shaft
scape
(architecture)
upright
consisting
of
the
vertical
part
of
a
column
shaft
a
vertical
passageway
through
a
building
(as
for
an
elevator)
spear
lance
shaft
a
long
pointed
rod
used
as
a
tool
or
weapon
spur
gear
spur
wheel
gear
wheels
that
mesh
in
the
same
plane
stable
gear
saddlery
tack
gear
for
a
horse
steering
gear
a
gear
that
couples
the
steering
wheel
to
the
steering
linkage
of
a
motor
vehicle
sun
gear
the
central
gear
in
an
epicyclic
train
third
gear
third
the
third
from
the
lowest
forward
ratio
gear
in
the
gear
box
of
a
motor
vehicle,
you
shouldn't
try
to
start
in
third
gear
transmission
shaft
rotating
shaft
that
transmits
rotary
motion
from
the
engine
to
the
differential
tunnel
a
passageway
through
or
under
something,
usually
underground
(especially
one
for
trains
or
cars),
the
tunnel
reduced
congestion
at
that
intersection
ventilation
shaft
a
shaft
in
a
building,
serves
as
an
air
passage
for
ventilation
wind
tunnel
a
structure
resembling
a
tunnel
where
air
is
blown
at
known
velocities
for
testing
parts
of
aircraft
worm
gear
gear
consisting
of
a
shaft
with
screw
thread
(the
worm)
that
meshes
with
a
toothed
wheel
(the
worm
wheel),
changes
the
direction
of
the
axis
of
rotary
motion
carpal
tunnel
a
passageway
in
the
wrist
through
which
nerves
and
the
flexor
muscles
of
the
hands
pass
cock
prick
dick
shaft
pecker
peter
tool
putz
obscene
terms
for
penis
diaphysis
shaft
the
main
(mid)
section
of
a
long
bone
shot
shaft
slam
dig
barb
jibe
gibe
an
aggressive
remark
directed
at
a
person
like
a
missile
and
intended
to
have
a
telling
effect,
his
parting
shot
was
`drop
dead',
she
threw
shafts
of
sarcasm,
she
takes
a
dig
at
me
every
chance
she
gets
shaft
a
line
that
forms
the
length
of
an
arrow
pointer
burrow
tunnel
a
hole
made
by
an
animal,
usually
for
shelter
beam
beam
of
light
light
beam
ray
ray
of
light
shaft
shaft
of
light
irradiation
a
column
of
light
(as
from
a
beacon)
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