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Definition
Synonym
rollende
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
rollende
Renditekurve
f
fin.
rolling yield curve
Huckepackverkehr
m
;
rollende
Landstraße
f
(Bahn)
transp.
combined transport of goods; (rail) piggyback service; piggyback traffic; piggybacking; piggyback transport
Am.
; trailer-on-flat-car transport
Am.
TOFC (railways)
Huckepackverkehr
m
;
rollende
Landstraße
f
(Bahn)
transp.
combined transport of goods; (rail) piggyback service; piggyback traffic; piggybacking; piggyback transport
Am.
; trailer-on-flat-car transport
Am.
TOFC (railways)
Reibung
f
; Friktion
f
phys.
Reibungen
pl
gleitende Reibung; Gleitreibung
Reibung der Ruhe; Haftreibung
rollende
Reibung; Rollreibung
wälzende Reibung; Wälzreibung; Rollreibung mit Schlupf
Winkel der inneren Reibung
Winkel der wahren inneren Reibung
friction
frictions
sliding friction; dynamic friction; skidding friction
friction of rest; static friction; limiting friction; striction
rolling friction
combined sliding and rolling friction
angle of internal friction
angle of true internal friction
Deutsche
rollende Synonyme
rollende
Englische
rolling yield curve Synonyme
rolling
acrobatics
advance
advancement
advancing
aerobatics
alpen
alpestrine
alpigene
alpine
angular momentum
angular motion
angular velocity
axial motion
banking
billowing
billowy
black spot
bloom
blooping
booming
bowling
cannonading
careening
career
centrifugation
chandelle
circulation
circumgyration
circumrotation
course
crabbing
dangling
definition
dive
diving
fishtailing
flare
forward motion
forwardal
forwarding
fringe area
full
full circle
fulminating
furtherance
furthering
ghost
glide
go-ahead
granulation
grid
gyrating
gyration
hard shadow
headway
hilly
image
knobby
lurching
march
mellow
monticuline
mountained
mountainous
multiple image
noise
nose dive
ongoing
onward course
passage
pealing
picture
picture noise
picture shifts
pitching
pivoting
plangent
power dive
progress
progression
progressiveness
promotion
pull-up
pullout
pulsing
pushdown
rain
reeling
resonant
resonating
revolution
revolving
rich
roaring
rocking
roll
rolling
on
rotating
rotation
rotational motion
rumbling
scanning pattern
scintillation
shading
sideslip
snow
snowstorm
sonorous
spin
spinning
spiral
stall
stunting
subalpine
surgy
swaying
swinging
swirling
swiveling
tactical maneuvers
throbbing
thundering
thunderlike
thunderous
thundery
tonitruant
tonitruous
tossing
travel
t
rolling
trundling
turbination
turning
twirling
undulant
undulate
undulated
undulating
undulative
undulatory
vibrant
vibrating
volleying
volplane
volutation
volution
wavy
way
wheeling
whir
whirling
zoom
rolling
stock
Amtrak
baggage train
cable railroad
choo-choo
cog railroad
cog railway
el
electric
electric train
elevated
express
express train
flier
freight
freight train
freighter
funicular
goods train
interurban
lightning express
limited
local
metro
milk train
monorail
parliamentary
parliamentary train
passenger train
rack-and-pinion railroad
railroad train
rattler
shuttle
shuttle train
special
streamliner
subway
train
tube
underground
way train
rolling
stone
Ahasuerus
Ancient Mariner
April showers
Argonaut
Flying Dutchman
Goliard
Odysseus
Oisin
Ossian
Proteus
Ulysses
bird of passage
carousel
chameleon
cloud shapes
disk
drifter
floater
gad
gadabout
go-about
itinerant
kaleidoscope
mercury
merry-go-round
moon
mover
peregrinator
peregrine
peripatetic
quicksilver
rambler
roamer
roller
rotator
rotor
roundabout
rover
runabout
rundle
shifting sands
straggler
stroller
st
rolling
player
the weather
top
troubadour
visitant
wanderer
wandering minstrel
wandering scholar
water
weather vane
weathercock
wheel
wheel of fortune
whirlabout
whirler
whirligig
rollende Definition
Curve
(
a.
)
Bent
without
angles
Curve
(
a.
)
A
bending
without
angles
Curve
(
a.
)
A
line
described
according
to
some
low,
and
having
no
finite
portion
of
it
a
straight
line.
Curve
(
a.
)
To
bend
Curve
(
v.
i.)
To
bend
or
turn
gradually
from
a
given
direction
Rolling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Roll
Rolling
(
a.
)
Rotating
on
an
axis,
or
moving
along
a
surface
by
rotation
Rolling
(
a.
)
Moving
on
wheels
or
rollers,
or
as
if
on
wheels
or
rollers
Rolling
(
a.
)
Having
gradual,
rounded
undulations
of
surface
Rolling-pin
(
n.
)
A
cylindrical
piece
of
wood
or
other
material,
with
which
paste
or
dough
may
be
rolled
out
and
reduced
to
a
proper
thickness.
Yield
(
v.
t.)
To
give
in
return
for
labor
expended
Yield
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
Yield
(
v.
t.)
To
give
up,
as
something
that
is
claimed
or
demanded
Yield
(
v.
t.)
To
admit
to
be
true
Yield
(
v.
t.)
To
permit
Yield
(
v.
t.)
To
give
a
reward
to
Yield
(
v.
i.)
To
give
up
the
contest
Yield
(
v.
i.)
To
comply
with
Yield
(
v.
i.)
To
give
way
Yield
(
v.
i.)
To
give
place,
as
inferior
in
rank
or
excellence
Yield
(
n.
)
Amount
yielded
rolling yield curve Bedeutung
curve
curve
ball
breaking
ball
bender
a
pitch
of
a
baseball
that
is
thrown
with
spin
so
that
its
path
curves
as
it
approaches
the
batter
wheeling
rolling
propelling
something
on
wheels
rolling
the
act
of
robbing
a
helpless
person,
he
was
charged
with
rolling
drunks
in
the
park
output
yield
production
of
a
certain
amount
bend
curve
curved
segment
(of
a
road
or
river
or
railroad
track
etc.)
blind
curve
blind
bend
a
curve
or
bend
in
the
road
that
you
cannot
see
around
as
you
are
driving
rolling
hitch
a
hitch
for
fastening
a
line
to
a
spar
or
another
rope
rolling
mill
steel
mill
where
metal
is
rolled
into
sheets
and
bars
rolling
pin
utensil
consisting
of
a
cylinder
(usually
of
wood)
with
a
handle
at
each
end,
used
to
roll
out
dough
rolling
stock
collection
of
wheeled
vehicles
owned
by
a
railroad
or
motor
carrier
yield
fruit
an
amount
of
a
product
curvature
curve
the
property
possessed
by
the
curving
of
a
line
or
surface
normal
curve
bell-shaped
curve
Gaussian
curve
Gaussian
shape
a
symmetrical
curve
representing
the
normal
distribution
regression
line
regression
curve
a
smooth
curve
fitted
to
the
set
of
paired
data
in
regression
analysis,
for
linear
regression
the
curve
is
a
straight
line
frequencyesponse
curve
frequencyesponse
characteristic
(electronics)
a
graph
of
frequency
response
with
signal
amplitude
or
gain
plotted
against
frequency
curve
a
line
on
a
graph
representing
data
characteristic
curve
characterisic
function
(electronics)
graph
showing
how
a
particular
characteristic
of
a
device
varies
with
other
parameters
Laffer
curve
a
graph
purporting
to
show
the
relation
between
tax
rates
and
government
income,
income
increases
as
tax
rates
increase
up
to
an
optimum
beyond
which
income
declines
learning
curve
a
graph
showing
the
rate
of
learning
(especially
a
graph
showing
the
amount
recalled
as
a
function
of
the
number
of
attempts
to
recall)
roller
roll
rolling
wave
a
long
heavy
sea
wave
as
it
advances
towards
the
shore
peal
pealing
roll
rolling
a
deep
prolonged
sound
(as
of
thunder
or
large
bells)
return
issue
take
takings
proceeds
yield
payoff
the
income
or
profit
arising
from
such
transactions
as
the
sale
of
land
or
other
property,
the
average
return
was
about
%
junk
bond
high-yield
bond
a
(speculative)
bond
with
a
credit
rating
of
BB
or
lower,
issued
for
leveraged
buyouts
and
other
takeovers
by
companies
with
questionable
credit
output
yield
production
the
quantity
of
something
(as
a
commodity)
that
is
created
(usually
within
a
given
period
of
time),
production
was
up
in
the
second
quarter
exponential
curve
a
graph
of
an
exponential
function
curve
curved
shape
the
trace
of
a
point
whose
direction
of
motion
changes
closed
curve
a
curve
(such
as
a
circle)
having
no
endpoints
simple
closed
curve
Jordan
curve
a
closed
curve
that
does
not
intersect
itself
sine
curve
sinusoid
the
curve
of
ysin
x
cigarette
paper
rolling
paper
a
strong
tissue
paper
that
burns
evenly
and
is
sufficiently
porous
to
control
the
burning
of
the
tobacco
in
a
cigarette
get
cracking
bestir
oneself
get
going
get
moving
get
weaving
get
started
get
rolling
start
to
be
active,
Get
cracking,
please!
curl
curve
kink
form
a
curl,
curve,
or
kink,
the
cigar
smoke
curled
up
at
the
ceiling
give
way
yield
end
resistance,
as
under
pressure
or
force,
The
door
yielded
to
repeated
blows
with
a
battering
ram
yield
give
in
succumb
knuckle
under
buckle
under
consent
reluctantly
concede
yield
grant
be
willing
to
concede,
I
grant
you
this
much
yield
cease
opposition,
stop
fighting
give
yield
be
flexible
under
stress
of
physical
force,
This
material
doesn't
give
render
yield
return
give
generate
give
or
supply,
The
cow
brings
in
liters
of
milk,
This
year's
crop
yielded
,bushels
of
corn,
The
estate
renders
some
revenue
for
the
family
give
yield
cause
to
happen
or
be
responsible
for,
His
two
singles
gave
the
team
the
victory
move
over
give
way
give
ease
up
yield
move
in
order
to
make
room
for
someone
for
something,
The
park
gave
way
to
a
supermarket,
`Move
over,'
he
told
the
crowd
swerve
sheer
curve
trend
veer
slue
slew
cut
turn
sharply,
change
direction
abruptly,
The
car
cut
to
the
left
at
the
intersection,
The
motorbike
veered
to
the
right
crook
curve
bend
or
cause
to
bend,
He
crooked
his
index
finger,
the
road
curved
sharply
arch
curve
arc
form
an
arch
or
curve,
her
back
arches,
her
hips
curve
nicely
yield
up
surrender,
as
a
result
of
pressure
or
force
yield
pay
bear
,c
bring
in,
interest-bearing
accounts,
How
much
does
this
savings
certificate
pay
annually?
concede
yield
cede
grant
give
over,
surrender
or
relinquish
to
the
physical
control
of
another
yield
give
afford
be
the
cause
or
source
of,
He
gave
me
a
lot
of
trouble,
Our
meeting
afforded
much
interesting
information
succumb
yield
be
fatally
overwhelmed
yield
relent
soften
give
in,
as
to
influence
or
pressure
wind
twist
curve
extend
in
curves
and
turns,
The
road
winds
around
the
lake,
the
path
twisted
through
the
forest
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