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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Eimerketten Schwenkbagger
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Eimerketten-Schwenkbagger
m
Eimerketten-Schwenkbagger
pl
slewing-bucket ladder excavator
slewing-bucket ladder excavators
Baggerschiff
n
; Baggerboot
n
; Schwimmbagger
m
; Nassbagger
m
; Bagger
m
constr.
Schwenkbagger
m
kontinuierlich arbeitender Bagger; Trockenbagger
m
floating dredger; dredger
slewing dredger
Br.
; sluing dredger
Am.
stationary dredger
Eimerkette
f
(des Kettenbaggers)
Eimerketten
pl
bucket chain; bucket line (of the bucket excavator)
bucket chains; bucket lines
Eimerketten-Grabenbagger
m
Eimerketten-Grabenbagger
pl
ladder trencher; ladder ditcher
ladder trenchers; ladder ditchers
Eimerketten-Schwenkbagger
m
Eimerketten-Schwenkbagger
pl
slewing-bucket ladder excavator
slewing-bucket ladder excavators
Baggerschiff
n
; Baggerboot
n
; Schwimmbagger
m
; Nassbagger
m
; Bagger
m
constr.
Baggerschiffe
pl
; Baggerboote
pl
; Schwimmbagger
pl
; Nassbagger
pl
; Bagger
pl
Greifbagger
m
; Greiferbagger
m
Löffelschwimmbagger
m
; Schwimmlöffelbagger
m
Schwenkbagger
m
freifahrender Schwimmbagger
stationärer Schwimmbagger
m
dredger
dredgers
grab dredger; grabble dredger
dipper dredge; dipper dredger; dipper shovel
slewing dredger
Br.
; sluing dredger
Am.
floating dredger
stationary dredger
Deutsche
Eimerketten Schwenkbagger Synonyme
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slewing-bucket ladder excavator Synonyme
Eimerketten Schwenkbagger Definition
Bucket
(
n.
)
A
vessel
for
drawing
up
water
from
a
well,
or
for
catching,
holding,
or
carrying
water,
sap,
or
other
liquids.
Bucket
(
n.
)
A
vessel
(as
a
tub
or
scoop)
for
hoisting
and
conveying
coal,
ore,
grain,
etc.
Bucket
(
n.
)
One
of
the
receptacles
on
the
rim
of
a
water
wheel
into
which
the
water
rushes,
causing
the
wheel
to
revolve
Bucket
(
n.
)
The
valved
piston
of
a
lifting
pump.
Bucket
shop
(
)
An
office
or
a
place
where
facilities
are
given
for
betting
small
sums
on
current
prices
of
stocks,
petroleum,
etc.
Excavator
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
excavates
or
hollows
out
Ladder
(
v.
i.)
A
frame
usually
portable,
of
wood,
metal,
or
rope,
for
ascent
and
descent,
consisting
of
two
side
pieces
to
which
are
fastened
cross
strips
or
rounds
forming
steps.
Ladder
(
v.
i.)
That
which
resembles
a
ladder
in
form
or
use
slewing-bucket ladder excavator / slewing-bucket ladder excavators Bedeutung
accommodation
ladder
(nautical)
a
portable
ladder
hung
over
the
side
of
a
vessel
to
give
access
to
small
boats
alongside
aerial
ladder
mechanically
extendible
ladder,
used
on
a
fire
truck
articulated
ladder
a
ladder
consisting
of
segments
(usually
four)
that
are
held
together
by
joints
that
can
lock
in
place
bucket
pail
a
roughly
cylindrical
vessel
that
is
open
at
the
top
bucket
seat
a
low
single
seat
as
in
cars
or
planes
bucket
shop
(formerly)
a
cheap
saloon
selling
liquor
by
the
bucket
dinner
pail
dinner
bucket
a
pail
in
which
a
workman
carries
his
lunch
or
dinner
dredging
bucket
a
bucket
for
lifting
material
from
a
channel
or
riverbed
extension
ladder
a
ladder
whose
length
can
be
extended
fish
ladder
a
series
of
ascending
pools
providing
a
passage
for
salmon
to
swim
upstream
past
a
dam
Jacob's
ladder
jack
ladder
pilot
ladder
(nautical)
a
hanging
ladder
of
ropes
or
chains
supporting
wooden
or
metal
rungs
or
steps
ladder
steps
consisting
of
two
parallel
members
connected
by
rungs,
for
climbing
up
or
down
ladder-back
the
backrest
of
a
chair
that
consists
of
two
uprights
with
connecting
slats
ladder-back
ladder-back
chair
a
chair
with
a
ladder-back
ladder
truck
aerial
ladder
truck
a
fire
engine
carrying
ladders
monkey
ladder
a
light
ladder
to
the
monkey
bridge
on
a
ship
power
shovel
excavator
digger
shovel
a
machine
for
excavating
rope
ladder
a
ladder
with
side
pieces
of
rope
scaling
ladder
a
ladder
used
to
scale
walls
(as
in
an
attack)
sea
ladder
sea
steps
(nautical)
ladder
to
be
lowered
over
a
ship's
side
for
coming
aboard
step
ladder
stepladder
a
folding
portable
ladder
hinged
at
the
top
wine
bucket
wine
cooler
a
bucket
of
ice
used
to
chill
a
bottle
of
wine
run
ladder
ravel
a
row
of
unravelled
stitches,
she
got
a
run
in
her
stocking
bucket
shop
an
unethical
or
overly
aggressive
brokerage
firm
excavator
a
workman
who
excavates
for
foundations
of
buildings
or
for
quarrying
Jacob's
ladder
Greek
valerian
charity
Polemonium
caeruleum
Polemonium
van-bruntiae
Polymonium
caeruleum
van-bruntiae
pinnate-leaved
European
perennial
having
bright
blue
or
white
flowers
northern
Jacob's
ladder
Polemonium
boreale
perennial
erect
herb
with
white
flowers,
circumboreal
bucket
bucketful
the
quantity
contained
in
a
bucket
ladder
ascending
stages
by
which
somebody
or
something
can
progress,
he
climbed
the
career
ladder
ladder
run
come
unraveled
or
undone
as
if
by
snagging,
Her
nylons
were
running
die
decease
perish
go
exit
pass
away
expire
pass
b
kick
the
bucket
cash
in
one's
chips
buy
the
farm
conk
give-up
the
ghost
drop
dead
pop
off
choke
croak
snuff
it
pass
from
physical
life
and
lose
all
bodily
attributes
and
functions
necessary
to
sustain
life,
She
died
from
cancer,
The
children
perished
in
the
fire,
The
patient
went
peacefully,
The
old
guy
kicked
the
bucket
at
the
age
of
bucket
carry
in
a
bucket
bucket
put
into
a
bucket
c
rush
hotfoot
hasten
hie
speed
race
pelt
along
rush
along
cannonball
along
bucket
along
belt
along
step
on
it
move
fast,
He
rushed
down
the
hall
to
receive
his
guests,
The
cars
raced
down
the
street
runproof
ladder-proof
run-resistant
(of
hosiery)
resistant
to
runs
or
(in
Britain)
ladders
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