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Definition
Synonym
Biegegleitfalte
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Biegegleitfalte
f
geol.
flexure-slip fold
Biegegleitfalte
f
geol.
flexure-slip fold
Biegegleitfalte
f
geol.
flexure-slip fold
Deutsche
Biegegleitfalte Synonyme
Englische
flexure-slip fold Synonyme
Biegegleitfalte Definition
Flexure
(
n.
)
The
act
of
flexing
or
bending
Flexure
(
n.
)
A
turn
Flexure
(
n.
)
The
last
joint,
or
bend,
of
the
wing
of
a
bird.
Flexure
(
n.
)
The
small
distortion
of
an
astronomical
instrument
caused
by
the
weight
of
its
parts
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
lap
or
lay
in
plaits
or
folds
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
double
or
lay
together,
as
the
arms
or
the
hands
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
within
folds
or
plaitings
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
or
wrap
up
Fold
(
v.
i.)
To
become
folded,
plaited,
or
doubled
Fold
(
v.
)
A
doubling,esp.
of
any
flexible
substance
Fold
(
v.
)
Times
or
repetitions
Fold
(
v.
)
That
which
is
folded
together,
or
which
infolds
or
envelops
Fold
(
n.
)
An
inclosure
for
sheep
Fold
(
n.
)
A
flock
of
sheep
Fold
(
n.
)
A
boundary
Fold
(
v.
t.)
To
confine
in
a
fold,
as
sheep.
Fold
(
v.
i.)
To
confine
sheep
in
a
fold.
Slip
(
n.
)
To
move
along
the
surface
of
a
thing
without
bounding,
rolling,
or
stepping
Slip
(
n.
)
To
slide
Slip
(
n.
)
To
move
or
fly
(out
of
place)
Slip
(
n.
)
To
depart,
withdraw,
enter,
appear,
intrude,
or
escape
as
if
by
sliding
Slip
(
n.
)
To
err
Slip
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
move
smoothly
and
quickly
Slip
(
v.
t.)
To
omit
Slip
(
v.
t.)
To
cut
slips
from
Slip
(
v.
t.)
To
let
loose
in
pursuit
of
game,
as
a
greyhound.
Slip
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
slip
or
slide
off,
or
out
of
place
Slip
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
forth
(young)
prematurely
Slip
(
n.
)
The
act
of
slipping
Slip
(
n.
)
An
unintentional
error
or
fault
Slip
(
n.
)
A
twig
separated
from
the
main
stock
Slip
(
n.
)
A
slender
piece
Slip
(
n.
)
A
leash
or
string
by
which
a
dog
is
held
Slip
(
n.
)
An
escape
Slip
(
n.
)
A
portion
of
the
columns
of
a
newspaper
or
other
work
struck
off
by
itself
Slip
(
n.
)
Any
covering
easily
slipped
on.
Slip
(
n.
)
A
loose
garment
worn
by
a
woman.
Slip
(
n.
)
A
child's
pinafore.
Slip
(
n.
)
An
outside
covering
or
case
Slip
(
n.
)
The
slip
or
sheath
of
a
sword,
and
the
like.
Slip
(
n.
)
A
counterfeit
piece
of
money,
being
brass
covered
with
silver.
Slip
(
n.
)
Matter
found
in
troughs
of
grindstones
after
the
grinding
of
edge
tools.
Slip
(
n.
)
Potter's
clay
in
a
very
liquid
state,
used
for
the
decoration
of
ceramic
ware,
and
also
as
a
cement
for
handles
and
other
applied
parts.
Slip
(
n.
)
A
particular
quantity
of
yarn.
Slip
(
n.
)
An
inclined
plane
on
which
a
vessel
is
built,
or
upon
which
it
is
hauled
for
repair.
Slip
(
n.
)
An
opening
or
space
for
vessels
to
lie
in,
between
wharves
or
in
a
dock
Slip
(
n.
)
A
narrow
passage
between
buildings.
Slip
(
n.
)
A
long
seat
or
narrow
pew
in
churches,
often
without
a
door.
Slip
(
n.
)
A
dislocation
of
a
lead,
destroying
continuity.
Slip
(
n.
)
The
motion
of
the
center
of
resistance
of
the
float
of
a
paddle
wheel,
or
the
blade
of
an
oar,
through
the
water
horozontally,
or
the
difference
between
a
vessel's
actual
speed
and
the
speed
which
she
would
have
if
the
propelling
instrument
acted
upon
a
solid
flexure-slip fold Bedeutung
slip
elusion
eluding
the
act
of
avoiding
capture
(especially
by
cunning)
slip
slip-up
miscue
parapraxis
a
minor
inadvertent
mistake
usually
observed
in
speech
or
writing
or
in
small
accidents
or
memory
lapses
etc.
Freudian
slip
a
slip-up
that
(according
to
Sigmund
Freud)
results
from
the
operation
of
unconscious
wishes
or
conflicts
and
can
reveal
unconscious
processes
in
normal
healthy
individuals
faux
pas
gaffe
solecism
slip
gaucherie
a
socially
awkward
or
tactless
act
slip
sideslip
a
flight
maneuver,
aircraft
slides
sideways
in
the
air
skid
slip
sideslip
an
unexpected
slide
flexion
flexure
act
of
bending
a
joint,
especially
a
joint
between
the
bones
of
a
limb
so
that
the
angle
between
them
is
decreased
fold
folding
the
act
of
folding,
he
gave
the
napkins
a
double
fold
access
road
slip
road
a
short
road
giving
access
to
an
expressway,
in
Britain
they
call
an
access
road
a
slip
road
bi-fold
door
an
interior
door
case
pillowcase
slip
pillow
slip
bed
linen
consisting
of
a
cover
for
a
pillow,
the
burglar
carried
his
loot
in
a
pillowcase
chemise
shimmy
shift
slip
teddy
a
woman's
sleeveless
undergarment
cover
glass
cover
slip
a
small
and
very
thin
piece
of
glass
used
to
cover
the
specimen
on
a
microscope
slide
fold
sheepfold
sheep
pen
sheepcote
a
pen
for
sheep
noose
running
noose
slip
noose
a
loop
formed
in
a
cord
or
rope
by
means
of
a
slipknot,
it
binds
tighter
as
the
cord
or
rope
is
pulled
petticoat
half-slip
underskirt
undergarment
worn
under
a
skirt
slip
slip
of
paper
a
small
sheet
of
paper,
a
receipt
slip
slip
clutch
slip
friction
clutch
a
friction
clutch
that
will
slip
when
the
torque
is
too
great
slip
coach
slip
carriage
a
railway
car
at
the
end
of
the
train,
it
can
be
detached
without
stopping
the
train
slip-joint
pliers
pliers
with
a
joint
adjustable
to
two
positions
in
order
to
increase
the
opening
of
the
jaws
slip-on
an
article
of
clothing
(garment
or
shoe)
that
is
easily
slipped
on
or
off
slip
ring
connection
consisting
of
a
metal
ring
on
a
rotating
part
of
a
machine,
provides
a
continuous
electrical
connection
through
brushes
on
stationary
contacts
slip
stitch
a
loose
stitch
catching
only
a
thread
or
two
of
fabric,
designed
to
be
invisible
from
the
right
side
strip
slip
artifact
consisting
of
a
narrow
flat
piece
of
material
slickness
slick
slipperiness
slip
a
slippery
smoothness,
he
could
feel
the
slickness
of
the
tiller
protective
fold
a
flap
of
tissue
that
protects
what
it
covers
epicanthus
epicanthic
fold
a
vertical
fold
of
skin
over
the
nasal
canthus,
normal
for
Mongolian
peoples,
sometimes
occurs
in
Down's
syndrome
fold
plica
a
folded
part
(as
in
skin
or
muscle)
vocal
cord
vocal
fold
vocal
band
plica
vocalis
either
of
two
pairs
of
folds
of
mucous
membrane
projecting
into
the
larynx
false
vocal
cord
false
vocal
fold
superior
vocal
cord
ventricular
fold
vestibular
fold
either
of
the
upper
two
vocal
cords
that
are
not
involved
in
vocalization
true
vocal
cord
true
vocal
fold
inferior
vocal
cord
inferior
vocal
fold
either
of
the
two
lower
vocal
folds
that
come
together
to
form
the
glottis,
produce
a
vocal
tone
when
they
are
approximated
and
air
from
the
lungs
passes
between
them
sigmoid
colon
sigmoid
flexure
the
s-shaped
curve
between
the
descending
colon
and
the
rectum
slip
of
the
tongue
an
accidental
and
usually
trivial
mistake
in
speaking
dismissal
dismission
pink
slip
official
notice
that
you
have
been
fired
from
your
job
slip
trip
an
accidental
misstep
threatening
(or
causing)
a
fall,
he
blamed
his
slip
on
the
ice,
the
jolt
caused
many
slips
and
a
few
spills
flock
fold
a
group
of
sheep
or
goats
congregation
fold
faithful
a
group
of
people
who
adhere
to
a
common
faith
and
habitually
attend
a
given
church
mooring
moorage
berth
slip
a
place
where
a
craft
can
be
made
fast
strike-slip
fault
a
geological
fault
in
which
one
of
the
adjacent
surfaces
appears
to
have
moved
horizontally
slip
a
young
and
slender
person,
he's
a
mere
slip
of
a
lad
cutting
slip
a
part
(sometimes
a
root
or
leaf
or
bud)
removed
from
a
plant
to
propagate
a
new
plant
through
rooting
or
grafting
fold
folding
a
geological
process
that
causes
a
bend
in
a
stratum
of
rock
fold
crease
plication
flexure
crimp
bend
an
angular
or
rounded
shape
made
by
folding,
a
fold
in
the
napkin,
a
crease
in
his
trousers,
a
plication
on
her
blouse,
a
flexure
of
the
colon,
a
bend
of
his
elbow
flexure
flection
flexion
the
state
of
being
flexed
(as
of
a
joint)
slip
potter's
clay
that
is
thinned
and
used
for
coating
or
decorating
ceramics
slip
on
put
on
with
ease
or
speed,
slip
into
something
more
comfortable
after
work,
slip
on
one's
shoes
slip
off
take
off
with
ease
or
speed,
She
slipped
off
her
jacket
slip
insert
inconspicuously
or
quickly
or
quietly,
He
slipped
some
money
into
the
waiter's
hand
slip
drop
off
drop
away
fall
away
get
worse,
My
grades
are
slipping
fold
incorporate
a
food
ingredient
into
a
mixture
by
repeatedly
turning
it
over
without
stirring
or
beating,
Fold
the
egg
whites
into
the
batter
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