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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Felgenbremse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Seitenzug-
Felgenbremse
f
side-pull caliper brake
Cantilever-
Felgenbremse
f
cantilever caliper brake
Felgenbremse
f
Mittelzug-
Felgenbremse
f
caliper brake
center-pull caliper brake
Cantilever-
Felgenbremse
f
Cantilever-
Felgenbremse
n
pl
cantilever caliper brake
cantilever caliper brakes
Felgenbremse
f
Felgenbremse
n
pl
Mittelzug-
Felgenbremse
f
caliper brake
caliper brakes
center-pull caliper brake
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Felgenbremse Synonyme
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side-pull caliper brake Synonyme
Felgenbremse Definition
Air
brake
(
)
A
railway
brake
operated
by
condensed
air.
Brake
(
)
imp.
of
Break.
Brake
(
n.
)
A
fern
of
the
genus
Pteris,
esp.
the
P.
aquilina,
common
in
almost
all
countries.
It
has
solitary
stems
dividing
into
three
principal
branches.
Less
properly:
Any
fern.
Brake
(
n.
)
A
thicket
Brake
(
v.
t.)
An
instrument
or
machine
to
break
or
bruise
the
woody
part
of
flax
or
hemp
so
that
it
may
be
separated
from
the
fiber.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
An
extended
handle
by
means
of
which
a
number
of
men
can
unite
in
working
a
pump,
as
in
a
fire
engine.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
A
baker's
kneading
though.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
A
sharp
bit
or
snaffle.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
A
frame
for
confining
a
refractory
horse
while
the
smith
is
shoeing
him
Brake
(
v.
t.)
That
part
of
a
carriage,
as
of
a
movable
battery,
or
engine,
which
enables
it
to
turn.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
An
ancient
engine
of
war
analogous
to
the
crossbow
and
ballista.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
A
large,
heavy
harrow
for
breaking
clods
after
plowing
Brake
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
mechanism
for
retarding
or
stopping
motion
by
friction,
as
of
a
carriage
or
railway
car,
by
the
pressure
of
rubbers
against
the
wheels,
or
of
clogs
or
ratchets
against
the
track
or
roadway,
or
of
a
pivoted
lever
against
a
wheel
or
drum
in
a
machine.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
An
apparatus
for
testing
the
power
of
a
steam
engine,
or
other
motor,
by
weighing
the
amount
of
friction
that
the
motor
will
overcome
Brake
(
v.
t.)
A
cart
or
carriage
without
a
body,
used
in
breaking
in
horses.
Brake
(
v.
t.)
An
ancient
instrument
of
torture.
Brake
(
)
of
Break
Crown
side
(
)
See
Crown
office.
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
draw,
or
attempt
to
draw,
toward
one
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
apart
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
gather
with
the
hand,
or
by
drawing
toward
one
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
move
or
operate
by
the
motion
of
drawing
towards
one
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
hold
back,
and
so
prevent
from
winning
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
take
or
make,
as
a
proof
or
impression
Pull
(
v.
t.)
To
strike
the
ball
in
a
particular
manner.
See
Pull,
n.,
8.
Pull
(
v.
i.)
To
exert
one's
self
in
an
act
or
motion
of
drawing
or
hauling
Pull
(
n.
)
The
act
of
pulling
or
drawing
with
force
Pull
(
n.
)
A
contest
Pull
(
n.
)
A
pluck
Pull
(
n.
)
A
knob,
handle,
or
lever,
etc.,
by
which
anything
is
pulled
Pull
(
n.
)
The
act
of
rowing
Pull
(
n.
)
The
act
of
drinking
Pull
(
n.
)
Something
in
one's
favor
in
a
comparison
or
a
contest
Pull
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
stroke
by
which
a
leg
ball
is
sent
to
the
off
side,
or
an
off
ball
to
the
side.
Side
(
n.
)
The
margin,
edge,
verge,
or
border
of
a
surface
Side
(
n.
)
Any
outer
portion
of
a
thing
considered
apart
from,
and
yet
in
relation
to,
the
rest
Side
(
n.
)
One
of
the
halves
of
the
body,
of
an
animals
or
man,
on
either
side
of
the
mesial
plane
Side
(
n.
)
The
right
or
left
part
of
the
wall
or
trunk
of
the
body
Side
(
n.
)
A
slope
or
declivity,
as
of
a
hill,
considered
as
opposed
to
another
slope
over
the
ridge.
Side
(
n.
)
The
position
of
a
person
or
party
regarded
as
opposed
to
another
person
or
party,
whether
as
a
rival
or
a
foe
Side
(
n.
)
A
line
of
descent
traced
through
one
parent
as
distinguished
from
that
traced
through
another.
Side
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Aspect
or
part
regarded
as
contrasted
with
some
other
Side
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
side,
or
the
sides
Side
(
a.
)
Hence,
indirect
Side
(
n.
)
Long
Side
(
v.
i.)
To
lean
on
one
side.
Side
(
v.
i.)
To
embrace
the
opinions
of
one
party,
or
engage
in
its
interest,
in
opposition
to
another
party
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
be
or
stand
at
the
side
of
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
suit
Side
(
v.
t.)
To
work
(a
timber
or
rib)
to
a
certain
thickness
by
trimming
the
sides.
side-pull caliper brake Bedeutung
pull
pulling
the
act
of
pulling,
applying
force
to
move
something
toward
or
with
you,
the
pull
up
the
hill
had
him
breathing
harder,
his
strenuous
pulling
strained
his
back
leg-pull
leg-pulling
as
a
joke:
trying
to
make
somebody
believe
something
that
is
not
true
pull
a
sustained
effort,
it
was
a
long
pull
but
we
made
it
pull-up
chin-up
an
arm
exercise
performed
by
pulling
yourself
up
on
a
horizontal
bar
until
your
chin
is
level
with
the
bar
puff
drag
pull
a
slow
inhalation
(as
of
tobacco
smoke),
he
took
a
puff
on
his
pipe,
he
took
a
drag
on
his
cigarette
and
expelled
the
smoke
slowly
side-glance
side-look
a
glance
sideways,
she
shot
him
an
impatient
side-glance
side-blotched
lizard
sand
lizard
Uta
stansburiana
one
of
the
most
abundant
lizards
in
the
arid
western
United
States
airbrake
dive
brake
a
small
parachute
or
articulated
flap
to
reduce
the
speed
of
an
aircraft
brake
a
restraint
used
to
slow
or
stop
a
vehicle
brake
anything
that
slows
or
hinders
a
process,
she
wan
not
ready
to
put
the
brakes
on
her
life
with
a
marriage,
new
legislation
will
put
the
brakes
on
spending
brake
band
a
band
that
can
be
tightened
around
a
shaft
to
stop
its
rotation
brake
cylinder
hydraulic
brake
cylinder
master
cylinder
a
cylinder
that
contains
brake
fluid
that
is
compressed
by
a
piston
brake
disk
a
disk
or
plate
that
is
fixed
to
the
wheel,
pressure
is
applied
to
it
by
the
brake
pads
brake
drum
drum
a
hollow
cast-iron
cylinder
attached
to
the
wheel
that
forms
part
of
the
brakes
brake
lining
the
lining
on
the
brake
shoes
that
comes
in
contact
with
the
brake
drum
brake
pad
one
of
the
pads
that
apply
friction
to
both
sides
of
the
brake
disk
brake
pedal
foot
pedal
that
moves
a
piston
in
the
master
brake
cylinder
brake
shoe
shoe
skid
a
restraint
provided
when
the
brake
linings
are
moved
hydraulically
against
the
brake
drum
to
retard
the
wheel's
rotation
brake
system
brakes
a
braking
device
consisting
of
a
combination
of
interacting
parts
that
work
to
slow
a
motor
vehicle
caliper
calliper
an
instrument
for
measuring
the
distance
between
two
points
(often
used
in
the
plural)
coaster
brake
a
brake
on
a
bicycle
that
engages
with
reverse
pressure
on
the
pedals
disk
brake
disc
brake
hydraulic
brake
in
which
friction
is
applied
to
both
sides
of
a
spinning
disk
by
the
brake
pads
drum
brake
hydraulic
brake
in
which
friction
is
applied
to
the
inside
of
a
spinning
drum
by
the
brake
shoe
foot
brake
hydraulic
brake
operated
by
pressing
on
a
foot
pedal
hand
brake
emergency
emergency
brake
parking
brake
a
brake
operated
by
hand,
usually
operates
by
mechanical
linkage
hydraulic
brake
hydraulic
brakes
brake
system
in
which
a
brake
pedal
moves
a
piston
in
the
master
cylinder,
brake
fluid
then
applies
great
force
to
the
brake
pads
or
shoes
inside
caliper
caliper
for
measuring
inside
dimensions
(the
size
of
a
cavity
or
hole),
points
on
its
legs
curve
outward
micrometer
micrometer
gauge
micrometer
caliper
caliper
for
measuring
small
distances
odd-leg
caliper
caliper
having
the
points
on
its
legs
both
curve
in
the
same
direction
outside
caliper
caliper
for
measuring
outside
dimensions,
points
on
its
legs
curve
inward
pistol
handgun
side
arm
shooting
iron
a
firearm
that
is
held
and
fired
with
one
hand
pommel
horse
side
horse
a
gymnastic
horse
with
a
cylindrical
body
covered
with
leather
and
two
upright
handles
(pommels)
near
the
center,
held
upright
by
two
steel
supports,
one
at
each
end
power
brake
a
brake
on
an
automobile
that
magnifies
a
small
force
applied
to
the
brake
pedal
into
a
proportionately
larger
force
applied
to
slow
or
stop
the
vehicle
pull
a
device
used
for
pulling
something,
he
grabbed
the
pull
and
opened
the
drawer
pull
chain
a
chain
(usually
with
a
handle
at
the
end)
that
is
pulled
in
order
to
operate
some
mechanism
(e.g.
to
flush
a
toilet)
pull-in
pull-up
a
roadside
cafe
especially
for
lorry
drivers
pull-off
rest
area
rest
stop
layby
lay-by
designated
paved
area
beside
a
main
road
where
cars
can
stop
temporarily
pull-through
cleaning
implement
consisting
of
an
oily
rag
attached
by
a
cord
to
a
weight,
is
pulled
through
the
barrel
of
a
rifle
or
handgun
to
clean
it
shooting
brake
another
name
for
a
station
wagon
side
an
extended
outer
surface
of
an
object,
he
turned
the
box
over
to
examine
the
bottom
side,
they
painted
all
four
sides
of
the
house
side
chapel
a
small
chapel
off
the
side
aisle
of
a
church
side
door
side
entrance
an
exterior
door
at
one
side
of
a
building
side
pocket
a
pocket
on
the
side
of
a
billiard
table
side
road
a
minor
road
branching
off
of
a
main
road
side
street
a
street
intersecting
a
main
street
and
terminating
there
side-wheeler
a
paddle
steamer
having
a
paddle
wheel
on
each
side
side
yard
the
grounds
at
either
side
of
a
house
snare
drum
snare
side
drum
a
small
drum
with
two
heads
and
a
snare
stretched
across
the
lower
head
straight
chair
side
chair
a
straight-backed
chair
without
arms
vernier
caliper
vernier
micrometer
a
caliper
with
a
vernier
scale
for
very
fine
measurements
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