Suche
:
Deu › Eng
Eng › Deu
Start
Quiz
Vokabeltest
Magazin
Wörter
Synonyme
Deutsche Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Englische Begriffe
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
x schließen
Wörterbuch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich
m
(beim Dauerschwingversuch)
techn.
limiting range of stress
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich
m
(beim Dauerschwingversuch)
techn.
limiting range of stress
Dauerfestigkeit
f
fatigue limit
Dauerfestigkeit
f
fatigue strength
Dauerfestigkeit
fatigue limit
Dauerfestigkeit
fatigue strength
Ermüdungsfestigkeit
f
; Dauerschwingfestigkeit
f
; Dauerfestigkeit
f
(Werkstoff)
techn.
dynamic strength; vibration fatigue strength; vibration fatigue limit; vibration endurance strength; vibration endurance limit; fatigue strength limit under vibratory oscillation stresses (material)
Ermüdungsfestigkeit
f
; Dauerschwingfestigkeit
f
; Dauerfestigkeit
f
(Werkstoff)
techn.
dynamic strength; vibration fatigue strength; vibration fatigue limit; vibration endurance strength; vibration endurance limit; fatigue strength limit under vibratory oscillation stresses (of a material)
jeweilig; entsprechend
adj
(+Mehrzahl) (im Einzelfall zutreffend)
den (jeweiligen) Umständen entsprechend
Die Größe der Schrauben und Muttern ist in den jeweiligen entsprechenden Normen festgelegt.
Bei entsprechenden Prüfungen wird die Spannung, Dauerfestigkeit und andere Belastbarkeitskriterien ermittelt.
respective (+ plural)
as the circumstances may require
The size of nuts and bolts is specified in the respective standards.
Respective tests determine stresses, fatigue limits and other criteria of strength.
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich
m
(beim Dauerschwingversuch)
techn.
limiting range of stress
Dauertest
m
; Dauerfestigkeitsversuch
m
Dauertests
pl
; Dauerfestigkeitsversuche
pl
fatigue test
fatigue tests
Dauertest
m
; Dauerfestigkeitsversuch
m
Dauertests
pl
; Dauerfestigkeitsversuche
pl
Dauerbiegeversuch
m
; Schwingungsversuch
m
Umlaufbiegeversuch
m
fatigue test
fatigue tests
fatigue test by repeated bending
fatigue test by rotating bending by rotating a specimen while under bending load
Deutsche
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
limiting range of stress Synonyme
limiting
altering
assuasive
bordering
borderline
boundary
bounding
caudal
claustral
coastal
conclusive
confining
cramping
defining
definitive
determinant
determinative
determining
enclosing
endmost
eventual
exclusive
extenuating
extenuatory
extreme
farthest
final
fringing
frontier
last
lenitive
limbic
liminal
limit
limitary
limitative
littoral
marginal
mitigating
mitigative
mitigatory
modificatory
modifying
modulatory
narrowing
palliative
parietal
polar
qualificative
qualificatory
qualifying
restricting
restrictive
rimming
skirting
softening
surrounding
tail
terminal
terminating
terminative
threshold
ultimate
Dauerfestigkeitsbereich Definition
Limiting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Limit
Range
(
n.
)
To
set
in
a
row,
or
in
rows
Range
(
n.
)
To
place
(as
a
single
individual)
among
others
in
a
line,
row,
or
order,
as
in
the
ranks
of
an
army
Range
(
n.
)
To
separate
into
parts
Range
(
n.
)
To
dispose
in
a
classified
or
in
systematic
order
Range
(
n.
)
To
rove
over
or
through
Range
(
n.
)
To
sail
or
pass
in
a
direction
parallel
to
or
near
Range
(
n.
)
To
be
native
to,
or
to
live
in
Range
(
v.
i.)
To
rove
at
large
Range
(
v.
i.)
To
have
range
Range
(
v.
i.)
To
be
placed
in
order
Range
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
certain
direction
Range
(
v.
i.)
To
be
native
to,
or
live
in,
a
certain
district
or
region
Range
(
v.
)
A
series
of
things
in
a
line
Range
(
v.
)
An
aggregate
of
individuals
in
one
rank
or
degree
Range
(
v.
)
The
step
of
a
ladder
Range
(
v.
)
A
kitchen
grate.
Range
(
v.
)
An
extended
cooking
apparatus
of
cast
iron,
set
in
brickwork,
and
affording
conveniences
for
various
ways
of
cooking
Range
(
v.
)
A
bolting
sieve
to
sift
meal.
Range
(
v.
)
A
wandering
or
roving
Range
(
v.
)
That
which
may
be
ranged
over
Range
(
v.
)
Extent
or
space
taken
in
by
anything
excursive
Range
(
v.
)
The
region
within
which
a
plant
or
animal
naturally
lives.
Range
(
v.
)
The
horizontal
distance
to
which
a
shot
or
other
projectile
is
carried.
Range
(
v.
)
Sometimes,
less
properly,
the
trajectory
of
a
shot
or
projectile.
Range
(
v.
)
A
place
where
shooting,
as
with
cannons
or
rifles,
is
practiced.
Range
(
v.
)
In
the
public
land
system
of
the
United
States,
a
row
or
line
of
townships
lying
between
two
successive
meridian
lines
six
miles
apart.
Range
(
v.
)
See
Range
of
cable,
below.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress.
Stress
(
n.
)
Pressure,
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
The
force,
or
combination
of
forces,
which
produces
a
strain
Stress
(
n.
)
Force
of
utterance
expended
upon
words
or
syllables.
Stress
is
in
English
the
chief
element
in
accent
and
is
one
of
the
most
important
in
emphasis.
See
Guide
to
pronunciation,
//
31-35.
Stress
(
n.
)
Distress
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
press
Stress
(
v.
t.)
To
subject
to
stress,
pressure,
or
strain.
limiting range of stress Bedeutung
range
animal
any
animal
that
lives
and
grazes
in
the
grassy
open
land
of
western
North
America
(especially
horses,
cattle,
sheep)
electric
range
a
kitchen
range
in
which
the
heat
for
cooking
is
provided
by
electric
power
firing
range
target
range
a
practice
range
for
target
practice
gas
range
gas
stove
gas
cooker
a
range
with
gas
rings
and
an
oven
for
cooking
with
gas
golf
range
driving
range
a
practice
range
for
practicing
golf
shots
omnirange
omnidirectional
range
omnidirectional
radio
range
a
navigational
system
consisting
of
a
network
of
radio
beacons
that
provide
aircraft
with
information
about
exact
position
and
bearing
practice
range
a
place
for
practicing
golf
shots
range
a
place
for
shooting
(firing
or
driving)
projectiles
of
various
kinds,
the
army
maintains
a
missile
range
in
the
desert,
any
good
golf
club
will
have
a
range
where
you
can
practice
rangefinder
range
finder
a
measuring
instrument
(acoustic
or
optical
or
electronic)
for
finding
the
distance
of
an
object
range
hood
exhaust
hood
over
a
kitchen
range
range
pole
ranging
pole
flagpole
surveying
instrument
consisting
of
a
straight
rod
painted
in
bands
of
alternate
red
and
white
each
one
foot
wide,
used
for
sightings
by
surveyors
rifle
range
a
range
where
people
can
practice
shooting
rifles,
during
the
war
they
turned
the
bowling
alleys
into
rifle
ranges
rocket
range
a
firing
range
for
rocket
missiles
shooting
gallery
shooting
range
an
enclosed
firing
range
with
targets
for
rifle
or
handgun
practice
stove
kitchen
stove
range
kitchen
range
cooking
stove
a
kitchen
appliance
used
for
cooking
food,
dinner
was
already
on
the
stove
test
range
a
range
for
conducting
tests
visual
range
distance
at
which
a
given
standard
object
can
be
seen
with
the
unaided
eye
scope
range
reach
orbit
compass
ambit
an
area
in
which
something
acts
or
operates
or
has
power
or
control:
the
range
of
a
supersonic
jet,
a
piano
has
a
greater
range
than
the
human
voice,
the
ambit
of
municipal
legislation,
within
the
compass
of
this
article,
within
the
scope
of
an
investigation,
outside
the
reach
of
the
law,
in
the
political
orbit
of
a
world
power
approximate
range
ballpark
near
to
the
scope
or
range
of
something,
his
answer
wasn't
even
in
the
right
ballpark
compass
range
reach
grasp
the
limit
of
capability,
within
the
compass
of
education
stress
test
a
test
measuring
how
a
system
functions
when
subjected
to
controlled
amounts
of
stress
stress
mark
a
mark
indicating
the
stress
on
a
syllable
stress
emphasis
accent
the
relative
prominence
of
a
syllable
or
musical
note
(especially
with
regard
to
stress
or
pitch),
he
put
the
stress
on
the
wrong
syllable
word
stress
word
accent
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
polysyllabic
word
sentence
stress
the
distribution
of
stresses
within
a
sentence
image
range
range
of
a
function
(mathematics)
the
set
of
values
of
the
dependent
variable
for
which
a
function
is
defined,
the
image
of
f(x)
x^
is
the
set
of
all
non-negative
real
numbers
if
the
domain
of
the
function
is
the
set
of
all
real
numbers
range
a
variety
of
different
things
or
activities,
he
answered
a
range
of
questions,
he
was
impressed
by
the
range
and
diversity
of
the
collection
home
range
home
territory
the
area
in
which
an
animal
normally
ranges
range
reach
the
limits
within
which
something
can
be
effective,
range
of
motion,
he
was
beyond
the
reach
of
their
fire
range
a
large
tract
of
grassy
open
land
on
which
livestock
can
graze,
they
used
to
drive
the
cattle
across
the
open
range
every
spring,
he
dreamed
of
a
home
on
the
range
rifle
range
rifle
shot
the
distance
that
a
rifle
bullet
will
carry,
the
target
was
out
of
rifle
range
Admiralty
Range
mountains
in
Antarctica
to
the
north
of
Victoria
Land
Alaska
Range
a
mountain
range
in
south
central
Alaska,
contains
Mount
McKinley
Balkans
Balkan
Mountains
Balkan
Mountain
Range
the
major
mountain
range
of
Bulgaria
and
the
Balkan
Peninsula
Cascades
Cascade
Range
Cascade
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
the
northwestern
United
States
extending
through
Washington
and
Oregon
and
northern
California,
a
part
of
the
Coast
Range
Coast
Range
Coast
Mountains
a
string
of
mountain
ranges
along
the
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
from
southeastern
Alaska
to
Lower
California
Great
Dividing
Range
Eastern
Highlands
a
mountain
range
running
along
the
eastern
coast
of
Australia
Karakoram
Karakoram
Range
Karakorum
Range
Mustagh
Mustagh
Range
a
mountain
range
in
northern
Kashmir,
an
extension
of
the
Hindu
Kush,
contains
the
nd
highest
peak
Mesabi
Range
a
range
of
hills
in
northeastern
Minnesota
where
rich
iron
ore
deposits
were
discovered
in
range
mountain
range
range
of
mountains
chain
mountain
chain
chain
of
mountains
a
series
of
hills
or
mountains,
the
valley
was
between
two
ranges
of
hills,
the
plains
lay
just
beyond
the
mountain
range
St.
Elias
Range
St.
Elias
Mountains
a
range
of
mountains
between
Alaska
and
the
Yukon
territory
Teton
Range
a
mountain
range
in
northwest
Wyoming,
contains
the
Grand
Teton
stress
(physics)
force
that
produces
strain
on
a
physical
body,
the
intensity
of
stress
is
expressed
in
units
of
force
divided
by
units
of
area
stress
incontinence
urinary
incontinence
that
occurs
when
involuntary
pressure
is
put
on
the
bladder
by
coughing
or
laughing
or
sneezing
or
lifting
or
straining
modification
qualifying
limiting
the
grammatical
relation
that
exists
when
a
word
qualifies
the
meaning
of
the
phrase
fatigue
fracture
stress
fracture
fracture
resulting
from
excessive
activity
rather
than
a
specific
injury
tension
tenseness
stress
(psychology)
a
state
of
mental
or
emotional
strain
or
suspense,
he
suffered
from
fatigue
and
emotional
tension,
stress
is
a
vasoconstrictor
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
PTSD
an
anxiety
disorder
associated
with
serious
traumatic
events
and
characterized
by
such
symptoms
as
survivor
guilt,
reliving
the
trauma
in
dreams,
numbness
and
lack
of
involvement
with
reality,
or
recurrent
thoughts
and
images
stress
strain
difficulty
that
causes
worry
or
emotional
tension,
she
endured
the
stresses
and
strains
of
life,
he
presided
over
the
economy
during
the
period
of
the
greatest
stress
and
danger-
R.J.Samuelson
stress
focus
special
emphasis
attached
to
something,
the
stress
was
more
on
accuracy
than
on
speed
Ergebnisse der Bewertung:
111
Bewertungen
4
Einfach
einen Begriff in der Tabelle rechts anklicken
um weitere Übersetzungen in dieser Sidebar zu erhalten.