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Definition
Synonym
Dosierventil
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Dosierventil
n
mit Einstelldüse (Brenner)
techn.
adjustable-port proportioning valve
Dosierventil
n
(Vakuum)
techn.
Dosierventil
e
pl
variable leak valve
variable leak valves
Dosierventil
n
, Zumessventil
n
Dosierventil
e
pl
, Zumessventile
pl
metering valve
metering valves
Dosierventil
n
; Zumessventil
n
techn.
Dosierventil
e
pl
; Zumessventile
pl
metering valve
metering valves
Deutsche
Dosierventil Synonyme
Dosierventil
ÂZumessventil
Dosierventil
Zumessventil
Englische
adjustable-port proportioning valve Synonyme
Dosierventil Definition
Adjustable
(
a.
)
Capable
of
being
adjusted.
Blow
valve
(
)
See
Snifting
valve.
Double-beat
valve
(
)
See
under
Valve.
D
valve
(
)
A
kind
of
slide
valve.
See
Slide
valve,
under
Slide.
Half-port
(
n.
)
One
half
of
a
shutter
made
in
two
parts
for
closing
a
porthole.
Kingston
valve
(
)
A
conical
valve,
opening
outward,
to
close
the
mouth
of
a
pipe
which
passes
through
the
side
of
a
vessel
below
the
water
line.
Port
(
n.
)
A
dark
red
or
purple
astringent
wine
made
in
Portugal.
It
contains
a
large
percentage
of
alcohol.
Port
(
v.
)
A
place
where
ships
may
ride
secure
from
storms
Port
(
v.
)
In
law
and
commercial
usage,
a
harbor
where
vessels
are
admitted
to
discharge
and
receive
cargoes,
from
whence
they
depart
and
where
they
finish
their
voyages.
Port
(
n.
)
A
passageway
Port
(
n.
)
An
opening
in
the
side
of
a
vessel
Port
(
n.
)
A
passageway
in
a
machine,
through
which
a
fluid,
as
steam,
water,
etc.,
may
pass,
as
from
a
valve
to
the
interior
of
the
cylinder
of
a
steam
engine
Port
(
v.
t.)
To
carry
Port
(
v.
t.)
To
throw,
as
a
musket,
diagonally
across
the
body,
with
the
lock
in
front,
the
right
hand
grasping
the
small
of
the
stock,
and
the
barrel
sloping
upward
and
crossing
the
point
of
the
left
shoulder
Port
(
n.
)
The
manner
in
which
a
person
bears
himself
Port
(
n.
)
The
larboard
or
left
side
of
a
ship
(looking
from
the
stern
toward
the
bow)
Port
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
or
put
to
the
left
or
larboard
side
of
a
ship
Port-royalist
(
n.
)
One
of
the
dwellers
in
the
Cistercian
convent
of
Port
Royal
des
Champs,
near
Paris,
when
it
was
the
home
of
the
Jansenists
in
the
17th
century,
among
them
being
Arnauld,
Pascal,
and
other
famous
scholars.
Cf.
Jansenist.
Proportioning
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Proportion
Valve
(
n.
)
A
door
Valve
(
n.
)
A
lid,
plug,
or
cover,
applied
to
an
aperture
so
that
by
its
movement,
as
by
swinging,
lifting
and
falling,
sliding,
turning,
or
the
like,
it
will
open
or
close
the
aperture
to
permit
or
prevent
passage,
as
of
a
fluid.
Valve
(
n.
)
One
or
more
membranous
partitions,
flaps,
or
folds,
which
permit
the
passage
of
the
contents
of
a
vessel
or
cavity
in
one
direction,
but
stop
or
retard
the
flow
in
the
opposite
direction
Valve
(
n.
)
One
of
the
pieces
into
which
a
capsule
naturally
separates
when
it
bursts.
Valve
(
n.
)
One
of
the
two
similar
portions
of
the
shell
of
a
diatom.
Valve
(
n.
)
A
small
portion
of
certain
anthers,
which
opens
like
a
trapdoor
to
allow
the
pollen
to
escape,
as
in
the
barberry.
Valve
(
n.
)
One
of
the
pieces
or
divisions
of
bivalve
or
multivalve
shells.
Valve-shell
(
n.
)
Any
fresh-water
gastropod
of
the
genus
Valvata.
adjustable-port proportioning valve Bedeutung
port-access
coronary
bypass
surgery
heart
surgery
in
which
a
coronary
bypass
is
performed
by
the
use
of
small
instruments
and
tiny
cameras
threaded
through
small
incisions
while
the
heart
is
stopped
and
blood
is
pumped
through
a
heart-lung
machine
Port
Arthur
a
battle
in
the
Chino-Japanese
War
(),
Japanese
captured
the
port
and
fortifications
from
the
Chinese
valve
one
of
the
paired
hinged
shells
of
certain
molluscs
and
of
brachiopods
valve
the
entire
one-piece
shell
of
a
snail
and
certain
other
molluscs
accelerator
throttle
throttle
valve
a
valve
that
regulates
the
supply
of
fuel
to
the
engine
adjustable
wrench
adjustable
spanner
can
be
changed
to
different
settings
ball
valve
any
valve
that
checks
flow
by
the
seating
of
a
ball
butterfly
valve
a
valve
in
a
carburetor
that
consists
of
a
disc
that
turns
and
acts
as
a
throttle
carport
car
port
garage
for
one
or
two
cars
consisting
of
a
flat
roof
supported
on
poles
clack
valve
clack
clapper
valve
a
simple
valve
with
a
hinge
on
one
side,
allows
fluid
to
flow
in
only
one
direction
diode
rectifying
tube
rectifying
valve
a
thermionic
tube
having
two
electrodes,
used
as
a
rectifier
exhaust
valve
a
valve
through
which
burned
gases
from
a
cylinder
escape
into
the
exhaust
manifold
heart
valve
an
implant
that
replaces
a
natural
cardiac
valve
intake
valve
a
valve
that
controls
the
flow
of
fluid
through
an
intake
interface
port
(computer
science)
computer
circuit
consisting
of
the
hardware
and
associated
circuitry
that
links
one
device
with
another
(especially
a
computer
and
a
hard
disk
drive
or
other
peripherals)
larboard
port
the
left
side
of
a
ship
or
aircraft
to
someone
who
is
aboard
and
facing
the
bow
or
nose
parallel
interface
parallel
port
an
interface
between
a
computer
and
a
printer
where
the
computer
sends
multiple
bits
of
information
to
the
printer
simultaneously
poppet
poppet
valve
a
mushroom-shaped
valve
that
rises
perpendicularly
from
its
seat,
commonly
used
in
internalombustion
engines
port
embrasure
porthole
an
opening
(in
a
wall
or
ship
or
armored
vehicle)
for
firing
through
rocker
arm
valve
rocker
a
lever
pivoted
at
the
center,
used
especially
to
push
a
valve
down
in
an
internalombustion
engine
safety
valve
relief
valve
escape
valve
escape
cock
escape
a
valve
in
a
container
in
which
pressure
can
build
up
(as
a
steam
boiler),
it
opens
automatically
when
the
pressure
reaches
a
dangerous
level
serial
port
an
interface
(commonly
used
for
modems
and
mice
and
some
printers)
that
transmits
data
a
bit
at
a
time
slide
valve
valve
that
opens
and
closes
a
passageway
by
sliding
over
a
port
sluicegate
sluice
valve
floodgate
penstock
head
gate
water
gate
regulator
consisting
of
a
valve
or
gate
that
controls
the
rate
of
water
flow
through
a
sluice
tube
vacuum
tube
thermionic
vacuum
tube
thermionic
tube
electron
tube
thermionic
valve
electronic
device
consisting
of
a
system
of
electrodes
arranged
in
an
evacuated
glass
or
metal
envelope
valve
control
consisting
of
a
mechanical
device
for
controlling
the
flow
of
a
fluid
valve
device
in
a
brass
wind
instrument
for
varying
the
length
of
the
air
column
to
alter
the
pitch
of
a
tone
valve-in-head
engine
internalombustion
engine
having
both
inlet
and
exhaust
valves
located
in
the
cylinder
head
port-wine
stain
nevus
flammeus
a
flat
birthmark
varying
from
pink
to
purple
mitral
valve
bicuspid
valve
left
atrioventricular
valve
valve
with
two
cusps,
situated
between
the
left
atrium
and
the
left
ventricle
tricuspid
valve
right
atrioventricular
valve
valve
with
three
cusps,
situated
between
the
right
atrium
and
the
right
ventricle,
allows
blood
to
pass
from
atrium
to
ventricle
and
closes
to
prevent
backflow
when
the
ventricle
contracts
atrioventricular
valve
either
of
two
heart
valves
through
which
blood
flows
from
the
atria
to
the
ventricles,
prevents
return
of
blood
to
the
atrium
aortic
valve
a
semilunar
valve
between
the
left
ventricle
and
the
aorta,
prevents
blood
from
flowing
from
the
aorta
back
into
the
heart
pulmonary
valve
a
semilunar
valve
between
the
right
ventricle
and
the
pulmonary
artery,
prevents
blood
from
flowing
from
the
artery
back
into
the
heart
semilunar
valve
a
heart
valve
with
cusps
shaped
like
half-moons,
prevents
blood
from
flowing
back
into
the
heart
heart
valve
cardiac
valve
a
valve
to
control
one-way
flow
of
blood
valve
a
structure
in
a
hollow
organ
(like
the
heart)
with
a
flap
to
insure
one-way
flow
of
fluid
through
it
ileocecal
valve
valve
between
the
ileum
of
the
small
intestine
and
the
cecum
of
the
large
intestine,
prevents
material
from
flowing
back
from
the
large
to
the
small
intestine
pyloric
sphincter
pyloric
valve
musculus
sphincter
pylori
the
sphincter
muscle
of
the
pylorus
that
separates
the
stomach
from
the
duodenum
port
port
wine
sweet
darked
dessert
wine
originally
from
Portugal
port
a
place
(seaport
or
airport)
where
people
and
merchandise
can
enter
or
leave
a
country
free
port
a
port
open
on
equal
terms
to
all
commercial
vessels
home
port
the
port
from
which
a
ship
originates
of
where
it
is
registered
port
of
entry
point
of
entry
a
port
in
the
United
States
where
customs
officials
are
stationed
to
oversee
the
entry
and
exit
of
people
and
merchandise
port
of
call
any
port
where
a
ship
stops
except
its
home
port
free
port
free
zone
an
area
adjoining
a
port
where
goods
that
are
intended
for
reshipment
can
be
received
and
stored
without
payment
of
duties
treaty
port
a
port
in
China
or
Korea
or
Japan
that
once
was
open
to
foreign
trade
on
the
basis
of
a
trading
treaty
Lushun
Port
Arthur
a
major
port
city
in
northeastern
China
on
the
Liaodong
Peninsula,
now
a
part
of
Luda
Port-au-Prince
Haitian
capital
the
capital
and
largest
city
of
Haiti
Port
of
Spain
Port-of-Spain
capital
of
Trinidad
and
Tobago
the
capital
and
largest
city
of
Trinidad
and
Tobago
on
the
west
coast
of
the
island
of
Trinidad
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