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Definition
Synonym
Zugkraftmessgeber
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Zugkraftmessgeber
m
; Zugmesseinrichtung
f
techn.
load cell
Zugkraftmessgeber
m
, Zugmesseinrichtung
f
techn.
load cell
Zugkraftmessgeber
m
, Zugmesseinrichtung
f
techn.
load cell
Zugkraftmessgeber
m
; Zugmesseinrichtung
f
techn.
load cell
Deutsche
Zugkraftmessgeber Synonyme
Englische
load cell Synonyme
load
abundance
acres
adulterate
affliction
albatross
anxiety
bag
baggage
bags
bale
barrel
barrels
bear
bear hard upon
bellyful
bitter cup
bitter draft
bitter draught
bitter pill
blast
bottle
box
brim
bumper
burden
burden of care
burdening
burthen
bushel
can
cankerworm of care
capacity
care
cargo
car
load
carry
cart
load
ceil
charge
charging
chock
choke
cock
complement
congest
consignment
convey
cook
copiousness
countlessness
cram
crate
cross
crowd
crown of thorns
crush
cumber
cumbrance
curse
deadweight
debase
detonate
difficulty
disadvantage
discharge
distress
doctor
drag
drain
drop
duty
eject
embarrassment
encumber
encumbrance
face
fake
feather
fell
fill
fill to overflowing
fill up
fire
fire off
flood
freight
freightage
full house
full
load
full measure
fur
gall
gall and wormwood
get up steam
glut
go hard with
go ill with
gobs
goods
gorge
grievance
gun
gun for
hamper
handicap
haul
heap
heap up
hit
impediment
impedimenta
imposition
inconvenience
incubus
incumbency
infliction
inlay
interline
jam
jam up
jam-pack
juggle
lade
lading
let fly
let off
liability
lie on
line
load
ing
luggage
lumber
manipulate
mass
millstone
mountain
mouthful
much
multitude
numerousness
obligation
ocean
oceans
onus
oodles
oppress
oppression
overburden
overfill
over
load
oversupply
overtax
overtaxing
overweight
overweighting
overwhelm
pack
pack away
pack of troubles
pad
parcel
pay
load
peck
peck of troubles
pelt
penalty
pepper
pick off
pile
pistol
plant
plenitude
plenty
plug
pocket
pot
potshoot
potshot
press hard upon
pressure
prime
profusion
quantities
quantity
ram in
responsibility
rest hard upon
retouch
riddle
rig
sack
saddle
saddle with
saddling
salt
satiate
saturate
sea
sea of troubles
set
ship
ship
load
shipment
shoot
shoot at
shoot down
skinful
slew
snipe
snootful
sophisticate
sorrow
load
ed
abounding in riches
afflicted
affluent
all ready
all set
armed
armed and ready
bent
big-rich
boiled
bombed
booted and spurred
boozy
briefed
brimful
brimming
burdened
canned
charged
chock-full
climacteric
coached
cocked
cockeyed
cockeyed drunk
comfortable
crammed
critical
crocked
crocko
crowded
crucial
cumbered
decisive
devious
disguised
disgustingly rich
drunk
elevated
emergent
encumbered
equipped
exigent
familiarized
fat
flush
fraught
freighted
fried
frightfully rich
fuddled
full-charged
full-fraught
good and ready
groomed
half-seas over
hampered
heavy-laden
high
illuminated
in arms
in battle array
in funds
in readiness
in the money
in the saddle
independent
independently rich
independently wealthy
inebriated
informed
insidious
jam-packed
jammed
kairotic
laden
lit
lit up
load
ed for bear
lubricated
lushy
luxurious
made of money
manipulative
mature
mobilized
moneyed
muddled
muzzy
oiled
on the mark
oofy
oppressed
opulent
organized
overburdened
overcharged
overfraught
overfreighted
overladen
over
load
ed
overtaxed
overweighted
overwhelmed
packed
pickled
pie-eyed
pissed
pissy-eyed
pivotal
pixilated
planned
plastered
polluted
potted
prearranged
pregnant
prejudiced
prejudicial
prepared
prepared and ready
prepped
primed
prosperous
provided
provided for
psyched up
raddled
ready
ready for anything
rich
rich as Croesus
ripe
rolling in money
saddled
set
shellacked
skunk-drunk
smashed
soaked
soused
squiffy
stewed
stinko
stuffed
supercharged
swacked
tanked
taxed
tight
trap
tricky
up in arms
vigilant
wallowing in wealth
warm
wealthy
weighted
weighted down
well provided for
well-fixed
well-heeled
well-off
well-prepared
well-to-do
load
ing
allocation
assignment
bale
bother
burden
burdening
burthen
cargo
charge
charging
collocation
cumber
cumbrance
deadweight
demand
deployment
deposit
deposition
disposition
drag
emplacement
encumbrance
exaction
freight
freighting
handicap
imposing an onus
imposition
inconsiderateness
inconvenience
incubus
incumbency
infliction
lading
laying on
load
load
ing down
localization
locating
location
millstone
obtrusiveness
oppression
over
load
overtaxing
overweighting
packing
pinpointing
placement
placing
positioning
posting
pressure
presumptuousness
putting
reposition
saddling
situation
spotting
stationing
storage
stowage
superincumbency
surcharge
tasking
taxing
trouble
unwarranted demand
weighting
Zugkraftmessgeber Definition
Air
cell
(
)
A
cavity
in
the
cellular
tissue
of
plants,
containing
air
only.
Air
cell
(
)
A
receptacle
of
air
in
various
parts
of
the
system
Cell
(
n.
)
A
very
small
and
close
apartment,
as
in
a
prison
or
in
a
monastery
or
convent
Cell
(
n.
)
A
small
religious
house
attached
to
a
monastery
or
convent.
Cell
(
n.
)
Any
small
cavity,
or
hollow
place.
Cell
(
n.
)
The
space
between
the
ribs
of
a
vaulted
roof.
Cell
(
n.
)
Same
as
Cella.
Cell
(
n.
)
A
jar
of
vessel,
or
a
division
of
a
compound
vessel,
for
holding
the
exciting
fluid
of
a
battery.
Cell
(
n.
)
One
of
the
minute
elementary
structures,
of
which
the
greater
part
of
the
various
tissues
and
organs
of
animals
and
plants
are
composed.
Cell
(
v.
t.)
To
place
or
inclose
in
a
cell.
Load
(
v.
)
A
burden
Load
(
v.
)
The
quantity
which
can
be
carried
or
drawn
in
some
specified
way
Load
(
v.
)
That
which
burdens,
oppresses,
or
grieves
the
mind
or
spirits
Load
(
v.
)
A
particular
measure
for
certain
articles,
being
as
much
as
may
be
carried
at
one
time
by
the
conveyance
commonly
used
for
the
article
measured
Load
(
v.
)
The
charge
of
a
firearm
Load
(
v.
)
Weight
or
violence
of
blows.
Load
(
v.
)
The
work
done
by
a
steam
engine
or
other
prime
mover
when
working.
Load
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
a
load
or
burden
on
or
in,
as
on
a
horse
or
in
a
cart
Load
(
v.
t.)
To
adulterate
or
drug
Load
(
v.
t.)
To
magnetize.
Water
cell
(
)
A
cell
containing
water
load cell Bedeutung
cell
(biology)
the
basic
structural
and
functional
unit
of
all
organisms,
they
may
exist
as
independent
units
of
life
(as
in
monads)
or
may
form
colonies
or
tissues
as
in
higher
plants
and
animals
workload
work
load
work
that
a
person
is
expected
to
do
in
a
specified
time
case
load
the
number
of
cases
handled
in
a
given
period
of
time
(as
by
a
court
or
agency)
somatic
cell
nuclear
transplantation
somatic
cell
nuclear
transfer
SCNT
nuclear
transplantation
moving
a
cell
nucleus
and
its
genetic
material
from
one
cell
to
another
load-shedding
cutting
off
the
electric
current
on
certain
lines
when
the
demand
becomes
greater
than
the
supply
cell-mediated
immune
response
an
immune
response
(chiefly
against
viral
or
fungal
invasions
or
transplanted
tissue)
that
involves
T
cells
flame
cell
organ
of
excretion
in
flatworms
flagellated
cell
any
cell
or
oneelled
organism
equipped
with
a
flagellum
choanocyte
collar
cell
any
of
the
flagellated
cells
in
sponges
having
a
collar
of
cytoplasm
around
the
flagellum,
they
maintain
a
flow
of
water
through
the
body
bullpen
detention
cell
detention
centre
a
large
cell
where
prisoners
(people
awaiting
trial
or
sentence
or
refugees
or
illegal
immigrants)
are
confined
together
temporarily
cargo
lading
freight
load
loading
payload
shipment
consignment
goods
carried
by
a
large
vehicle
cell
electric
cell
a
device
that
delivers
an
electric
current
as
the
result
of
a
chemical
reaction
cell
jail
cell
prison
cell
a
room
where
a
prisoner
is
kept
cell
cubicle
small
room
in
which
a
monk
or
nun
lives
cell
any
small
compartment,
the
cells
of
a
honeycomb
cellular
telephone
cellular
phone
cellphone
cell
mobile
phone
a
hand-held
mobile
radiotelephone
for
use
in
an
area
divided
into
small
sections,
each
with
its
own
shortange
transmitter
receiver
Clark
cell
Clark
standard
cell
a
form
of
voltaic
cell
once
used
as
a
standard
for
electromotive
force
dead
load
a
constant
load
on
a
structure
(e.g.
a
bridge)
due
to
the
weight
of
the
supported
structure
itself
dry
cell
a
small
Leclanche
cell
containing
no
free
liquid,
the
electrolyte
is
a
paste
and
the
negative
zinc
pole
forms
the
container
of
the
cell,
used
in
flashlights,
portable
radios,
etc.
electrolytic
cell
a
cell
containing
an
electrolyte
in
which
an
applied
voltage
causes
a
reaction
to
occur
that
would
not
occur
otherwise
(such
as
the
breakdown
of
water
into
hydrogen
and
oxygen)
fuel
cell
cell
that
produces
electricity
by
oxidation
of
fuel
(hydrogen
and
oxygen
or
zinc
and
air),
often
used
in
electric
cars
holding
cell
a
jail
in
a
courthouse
where
accused
persons
can
be
confined
during
a
trial
Kerr
cell
optical
device
consisting
of
a
transparent
cell
with
two
electrodes
between
two
polarizing
media,
passes
light
only
if
the
two
planes
of
polarization
are
parallel,
used
as
a
high-speed
shutter
or
to
modulate
a
laser
beam
Leclanche
cell
voltaic
cell
that
produces
approximately
.
volts
live
load
superload
a
variable
load
on
a
structure
(e.g.
a
bridge)
such
as
moving
traffic
load
loading
burden
weight
to
be
borne
or
conveyed
load
electrical
device
to
which
electrical
power
is
delivered
mercury
cell
a
primary
cell
consisting
of
a
zinc
anode
and
a
cathode
of
mercury
oxide
and
an
electrolyte
of
potassium
hydroxide
photoelectric
cell
photoconductive
cell
photocell
electric
eye
magic
eye
a
transducer
used
to
detect
and
measure
light
and
other
radiations
selenium
cell
a
photoelectric
cell
that
uses
a
strip
of
selenium
solar
cell
photovoltaic
cell
a
cell
that
converts
solar
energy
into
electrical
energy
standard
cell
a
primary
cell
used
as
a
standard
of
electromotive
force
storage
cell
secondary
cell
a
cell
that
can
be
recharged
voltaic
cell
galvanic
cell
primary
cell
an
electric
cell
that
generates
an
electromotive
force
by
an
irreversible
conversion
of
chemical
to
electrical
energy,
cannot
be
recharged
warhead
payload
load
the
front
part
of
a
guided
missile
or
rocket
or
torpedo
that
carries
the
nuclear
or
explosive
charge
or
the
chemical
or
biological
agents
Weston
cell
cadmium
cell
a
standard
voltaic
cell
(trademark
Weston)
wet
cell
a
primary
voltaic
cell
having
a
liquid
electrolyte
skin
cell
any
of
the
cells
making
up
the
skin
epidermal
cell
any
of
the
cells
making
up
the
epidermis
prickle
cell
a
cell
in
the
germinal
layer
of
the
skin
(the
prickleell
layer),
has
many
spines
and
radiating
processes
epithelial
cell
one
of
the
closely
packed
cells
forming
the
epithelium
columnar
cell
columnar
epithelial
cell
an
epithelial
cell
that
is
shaped
like
a
column,
some
have
cilia
cuboidal
cell
cuboidal
epithelial
cell
an
epithelial
cell
that
shaped
like
a
cube
goblet
cell
an
epithelial
cell
that
secretes
mucous
hair
cell
a
sensory
epithelial
cell
present
in
the
organ
of
Corti
Kupffer's
cell
specialized
cells
in
the
liver
that
destroy
bacteria,
foreign
proteins,
and
worn-out
blood
cells
squamous
cell
an
epithelial
cell
that
is
flat
like
a
plate
and
form
a
single
layer
of
epithelial
tissue
beta
cell
a
cell
that
produces
insulin
in
the
isles
of
Langerhans
in
the
pancreas
taste
cell
gustatory
cell
an
epithelial
cell
in
a
taste
bud
that
activates
sensory
fibers
of
the
facial
nerve
or
the
glossopharyngeal
nerve
or
the
vagus
nerve
cell
membrane
cytomembrane
plasma
membrane
a
thin
membrane
(a
double
layer
of
lipids)
enclosing
the
cytoplasm
of
a
cell,
proteins
in
the
membrane
control
passage
of
ions
(like
sodium
or
potassium
or
calcium)
in
and
out
of
the
cell,
all
cells
have
a
cell
membrane
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