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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Futterblech
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schienenstoß-
Futterblech
n
(Bahn)
shim of the rail joint (railway)
Futterblech
n
(zum Unterlegen)
techn.
shim
Futterblech
n
(Träger)
techn.
Futterblech
e
pl
filler plate
filler plates
Futterblech
n
(Träger)
constr.
Futterblech
e
pl
filler plate; stiffener (plate); lining plate
filler plates; stiffeners; lining plates
Abstandsblech
n
;
Futterblech
n
(zum Unterlegen); Unterlegplatte
f
; Unterlage
f
aus Blech
techn.
Abstandsbleche
pl
;
Futterblech
e
pl
; Unterlegplatten
pl
; Unterlagen
pl
aus Blech
shim
shims
Deutsche
Futterblech Synonyme
Englische
shim of the rail joint Synonyme
shim
mer
blink
blinking
coruscate
coruscation
firefly
flicker
gleam
glimmer
glimmering
glint
glisk
glisten
glister
glitter
glittering
gloss
glow
glowworm
light
ripple
scintilla
scintillate
scintillation
shim
mering
shine
spangle
spark
sparking
sparkle
stroboscopic light
tinsel
twinkle
twinkling
shim
mering
blink
blinking
blinky
coruscant
coruscating
coruscation
firefly
glimmer
glimmering
glimmerous
glimmery
glisten
glistening
glister
glistering
glitter
glittering
glittery
glowworm
scintilla
scintillant
scintillating
scintillation
scintillescent
shim
mer
shim
mery
spangle
spangly
spark
sparkle
sparkling
stroboscopic light
tinsel
tinselly
twinkle
twinkling
twinkly
Futterblech Definition
Butting
joint
(
)
A
joint
between
two
pieces
of
timber
or
wood,
at
the
end
of
one
or
both,
and
either
at
right
angles
or
oblique
to
the
grain,
as
the
joints
which
the
struts
and
braces
form
with
the
truss
posts
Butt
joint
(
)
A
joint
in
which
the
edges
or
ends
of
the
pieces
united
come
squarely
together
instead
of
overlapping.
See
1st
Butt,
8.
Hooke's
joint
(
)
A
universal
joint.
See
under
Universal.
Joint
(
n.
)
The
place
or
part
where
two
things
or
parts
are
joined
or
united
Joint
(
n.
)
A
joining
of
two
things
or
parts
so
as
to
admit
of
motion
Joint
(
n.
)
The
part
or
space
included
between
two
joints,
knots,
nodes,
or
articulations
Joint
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
large
pieces
of
meat,
as
cut
into
portions
by
the
butcher
for
roasting.
Joint
(
n.
)
A
plane
of
fracture,
or
divisional
plane,
of
a
rock
transverse
to
the
stratification.
Joint
(
n.
)
The
space
between
the
adjacent
surfaces
of
two
bodies
joined
and
held
together,
as
by
means
of
cement,
mortar,
etc.
Joint
(
n.
)
The
means
whereby
the
meeting
surfaces
of
pieces
in
a
structure
are
secured
together.
Joint
(
a.
)
Joined
Joint
(
a.
)
Involving
the
united
activity
of
two
or
more
Joint
(
a.
)
United,
joined,
or
sharing
with
another
or
with
others
Joint
(
a.
)
Shared
by,
or
affecting
two
or
more
Joint
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
by
a
joint
or
joints
Joint
(
v.
t.)
To
join
Joint
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
a
joint
or
joints
Joint
(
v.
t.)
To
separate
the
joints
Joint
(
v.
i.)
To
fit
as
if
by
joints
Joint-fir
(
n.
)
A
genus
(Ephedra)
of
leafless
shrubs,
with
the
stems
conspicuously
jointed
Rail
(
n.
)
An
outer
cloak
or
covering
Rail
(
v.
i.)
To
flow
forth
Rail
(
n.
)
A
bar
of
timber
or
metal,
usually
horizontal
or
nearly
so,
extending
from
one
post
or
support
to
another,
as
in
fences,
balustrades,
staircases,
etc.
Rail
(
n.
)
A
horizontal
piece
in
a
frame
or
paneling.
See
Illust.
of
Style.
Rail
(
n.
)
A
bar
of
steel
or
iron,
forming
part
of
the
track
on
which
the
wheels
roll.
It
is
usually
shaped
with
reference
to
vertical
strength,
and
is
held
in
place
by
chairs,
splices,
etc.
Rail
(
n.
)
The
stout,
narrow
plank
that
forms
the
top
of
the
bulwarks.
Rail
(
n.
)
The
light,
fencelike
structures
of
wood
or
metal
at
the
break
of
the
deck,
and
elsewhere
where
such
protection
is
needed.
Rail
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
with
rails
or
a
railing.
Rail
(
v.
t.)
To
range
in
a
line.
Rail
(
v.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
limicoline
birds
of
the
family
Rallidae,
especially
those
of
the
genus
Rallus,
and
of
closely
allied
genera.
They
are
prized
as
game
birds.
Rail
(
v.
i.)
To
use
insolent
and
reproachful
language
Rail
(
v.
t.)
To
rail
at.
Rail
(
v.
t.)
To
move
or
influence
by
railing.
Railway
(
n.
)
A
road
or
way
consisting
of
one
or
more
parallel
series
of
iron
or
steel
rails,
patterned
and
adjusted
to
be
tracks
for
the
wheels
of
vehicles,
and
suitably
supported
on
a
bed
or
substructure.
Railway
(
n.
)
The
road,
track,
etc.,
with
all
the
lands,
buildings,
rolling
stock,
franchises,
etc.,
pertaining
to
them
and
constituting
one
property
Shim
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
shallow
plow
used
in
tillage
to
break
the
ground,
and
clear
it
of
weeds.
Shim
(
n.
)
A
thin
piece
of
metal
placed
between
two
parts
to
make
a
fit.
Straight-joint
(
a.
)
Having
straight
joints.
Straight-joint
(
a.
)
Applied
to
a
floor
the
boards
of
which
are
so
laid
that
the
joints
form
a
continued
line
transverse
to
the
length
of
the
boards
themselves.
Straight-joint
(
a.
)
In
the
United
States,
applied
to
planking
or
flooring
put
together
without
the
tongue
and
groove,
the
pieces
being
laid
edge
to
edge.
T
rail
(
)
See
under
T.
Water
joint
(
)
A
joint
in
a
stone
pavement
where
the
stones
are
left
slightly
higher
than
elsewhere,
the
rest
of
the
surface
being
sunken
or
dished.
The
raised
surface
is
intended
to
prevent
the
settling
of
water
in
the
joints.
Water
rail
(
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
rails
of
the
genus
Rallus,
as
the
common
European
species
(Rallus
aquaticus).
See
Illust.
of
Rail.
shim of the rail joint (railway) Bedeutung
Underground
Railroad
Underground
Railway
secret
aid
to
escaping
slaves
that
was
provided
by
abolitionists
in
the
years
before
the
American
Civil
War
joint
venture
a
venture
by
a
partnership
or
conglomerate
designed
to
share
risk
or
expertise,
a
joint
venture
between
the
film
companies
to
produce
TV
shows
rail
technology
railroading
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
and
operating
railroads
glass
lizard
glass
snake
joint
snake
snakelike
lizard
of
Europe
and
Asia
and
North
America
with
vestigial
hind
limbs
and
the
ability
to
regenerate
its
long
fragile
tail
rail
any
of
numerous
widely
distributed
small
wading
birds
of
the
family
Rallidae
having
short
wings
and
very
long
toes
for
running
on
soft
mud
corncrake
land
rail
Crex
crex
common
Eurasian
rail
that
frequents
grain
fields
fetlock
fetlock
joint
the
joint
between
the
cannon
bone
and
the
pastern
hock
hock-joint
tarsal
joint
of
the
hind
leg
of
hoofed
mammals,
corresponds
to
the
human
ankle
artificial
joint
a
metal
or
plastic
part
that
is
surgically
implanted
to
replace
a
natural
joint
(possibly
elbow
or
wrist
but
usually
hip
or
knee)
ball-and-socket
joint
a
joint
that
can
rotate
within
a
socket
butt
joint
butt
a
joint
made
by
fastening
ends
together
without
overlapping
cable
railway
funicular
funicular
railway
a
railway
up
the
side
of
a
mountain
pulled
by
a
moving
cable
and
having
counterbalancing
ascending
and
descending
cars
car
railcar
railway
car
railroad
car
a
wheeled
vehicle
adapted
to
the
rails
of
railroad,
three
cars
had
jumped
the
rails
clip
joint
a
place
of
entertainment
where
high
prices
are
charged
for
poor
entertainment
cog
railway
rack
railway
railway
for
steep
mountains,
a
cogwheel
on
the
locomotive
engages
cogs
on
a
center
rail
to
provide
traction
dovetail
dovetail
joint
a
mortise
joint
formed
by
interlocking
tenons
and
mortises
elevated
railway
elevated
railroad
elevated
el
overhead
railway
a
railway
that
is
powered
by
electricity
and
that
runs
on
a
track
that
is
raised
above
the
street
level
fife
rail
the
railing
surrounding
the
mast
of
a
sailing
vessel
fish
joint
a
butt
joint
formed
by
bolting
fish
plates
to
the
sides
of
two
rails
or
beams
hinge
flexible
joint
a
joint
that
holds
two
parts
together
so
that
one
can
swing
relative
to
the
other
joint
marijuana
cigarette
reefer
stick
spliff
marijuana
leaves
rolled
into
a
cigarette
for
smoking
joint
junction
by
which
parts
or
objects
are
joined
together
joint
a
disreputable
place
of
entertainment
Joint
Direct
Attack
Munition
JDAM
a
pinpoint
bomb
guidance
device
that
can
be
strapped
to
a
gravity
bomb
thus
converting
dumb
bombs
into
smart
bombs
juke
jook
juke
joint
jook
joint
juke
house
jook
house
a
small
roadside
establishment
in
the
southeastern
United
States
where
you
can
eat
and
drink
and
dance
to
music
provided
by
a
jukebox
knuckle
joint
hinge
joint
a
joint
allowing
movement
in
one
plane
only
lap
joint
splice
joint
made
by
overlapping
two
ends
and
joining
them
together
line
railway
line
rail
line
the
road
consisting
of
railroad
track
and
roadbed
locomotive
engine
locomotive
engine
railway
locomotive
a
wheeled
vehicle
consisting
of
a
self-propelled
engine
that
is
used
to
draw
trains
along
railway
tracks
miter
joint
mitre
joint
miter
mitre
joint
that
forms
a
corner,
usually
both
sides
are
bevelled
at
a
-degree
angle
to
form
a
-degree
corner
mortise
joint
mortise-and-tenon
joint
a
joint
made
by
inserting
tenon
on
one
piece
into
mortise
holes
in
the
other
picture
rail
rail
fixed
to
a
wall
for
hanging
pictures
plate
rail
rail
or
narrow
shelf
fixed
to
a
wall
to
display
plates
rabbet
joint
a
joint
formed
by
fitting
together
two
rabbeted
boards
rail
a
horizontal
bar
(usually
of
wood
or
metal)
rail
short
for
railway,
he
traveled
by
rail,
he
was
concerned
with
rail
safety
rail
fence
a
fence
(usually
made
of
split
logs
laid
across
each
other
at
an
angle)
railing
rail
a
barrier
consisting
of
a
horizontal
bar
and
supports
railroad
track
railroad
railway
a
line
of
track
providing
a
runway
for
wheels,
he
walked
along
the
railroad
track
railway
railroad
railroad
line
railway
line
railway
system
line
that
is
the
commercial
organization
responsible
for
operating
a
system
of
transportation
for
trains
that
pull
passengers
or
freight
railway
junction
a
junction
where
two
or
more
railway
lines
meet
or
cross
railway
station
railroad
station
railroad
terminal
train
station
train
depot
terminal
where
trains
load
or
unload
passengers
or
goods
rib
joint
pliers
a
type
of
pliers
safety
rail
guardrail
a
railing
placed
alongside
a
stairway
or
road
for
safety
scarf
joint
scarf
a
joint
made
by
notching
the
ends
of
two
pieces
of
timber
or
metal
so
that
they
will
lock
together
end-to-end
scenic
railway
small
railway
in
an
amusement
park
shim
a
thin
wedge
of
material
(wood
or
metal
or
stone)
for
driving
into
crevices
slip-joint
pliers
pliers
with
a
joint
adjustable
to
two
positions
in
order
to
increase
the
opening
of
the
jaws
split
rail
fence
rail
a
rail
that
is
split
from
a
log
strap
hinge
joint
hinge
a
hinge
with
two
long
straps,
one
strap
is
fastened
to
the
surface
of
a
moving
part
(e.g.,
a
door
or
lid)
and
the
other
is
fastened
to
the
adjacent
stationary
frame
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