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Definition
Synonym
Obergurtfahrwerk
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Obergurtfahrwerk
n
double-rail crab
Obergurtfahrwerk
n
double-rail crab
Oberflansch
m
, Obergurt
m
techn.
upper flange, top flange
Obergurt
m
top chord, upper chord, upper belt, top boom
Oberflansch
m
; Obergurt
m
techn.
upper flange; top flange
Obergurt
m
top chord; upper chord; upper belt; top boom
Obertrum
n
; Oberband
n
; Obergurt
m
(bei einem Bandförderer)
techn.
upper run belt side; top run belt side; carrying run belt side (of a belt conveyor)
Obergurtfahrwerk
n
double-rail crab
Obergurtkatze
f
double-rail crab
Deutsche
Obergurtfahrwerk Synonyme
Englische
double-rail crab Synonyme
Obergurtfahrwerk Definition
Crab
(
n.
)
One
of
the
brachyuran
Crustacea.
They
are
mostly
marine,
and
usually
have
a
broad,
short
body,
covered
with
a
strong
shell
or
carapace.
The
abdomen
is
small
and
curled
up
beneath
the
body.
Crab
(
n.
)
The
zodiacal
constellation
Cancer.
Crab
(
a.
)
A
crab
apple
Crab
(
a.
)
A
cudgel
made
of
the
wood
of
the
crab
tree
Crab
(
a.
)
A
movable
winch
or
windlass
with
powerful
gearing,
used
with
derricks,
etc.
Crab
(
a.
)
A
form
of
windlass,
or
geared
capstan,
for
hauling
ships
into
dock,
etc.
Crab
(
a.
)
A
machine
used
in
ropewalks
to
stretch
the
yarn.
Crab
(
a.
)
A
claw
for
anchoring
a
portable
machine.
Crab
(
v.
t.)
To
make
sour
or
morose
Crab
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
with
a
crabstick.
Crab
(
v.
i.)
To
drift
sidewise
or
to
leeward,
as
a
vessel.
Crab
(
a.
)
Sour
Crab
tree
(
)
See
under
Crab.
Crab-yaws
(
n.
)
A
disease
in
the
West
Indies.
It
is
a
kind
of
ulcer
on
the
soles
of
the
feet,
with
very
hard
edges.
See
Yaws.
Double
(
a.
)
Twofold
Double
(
a.
)
Being
in
pairs
Double
(
a.
)
Divided
into
two
Double
(
a.
)
Having
the
petals
in
a
flower
considerably
increased
beyond
the
natural
number,
usually
as
the
result
of
cultivation
and
the
expense
of
the
stamens,
or
stamens
and
pistils.
The
white
water
lily
and
some
other
plants
have
their
blossoms
naturally
double.
Double
(
adv.
)
Twice
Double
(
a.
)
To
increase
by
adding
an
equal
number,
quantity,
length,
value,
or
the
like
Double
(
a.
)
To
make
of
two
thicknesses
or
folds
by
turning
or
bending
together
in
the
middle
Double
(
a.
)
To
be
the
double
of
Double
(
a.
)
To
pass
around
or
by
Double
(
a.
)
To
unite,
as
ranks
or
files,
so
as
to
form
one
from
each
two.
Double
(
v.
i.)
To
be
increased
to
twice
the
sum,
number,
quantity,
length,
or
value
Double
(
v.
i.)
To
return
upon
one's
track
Double
(
v.
i.)
To
play
tricks
Double
(
v.
i.)
To
set
up
a
word
or
words
a
second
time
by
mistake
Double
(
n.
)
Twice
as
much
Double
(
n.
)
Among
compositors,
a
doublet
(see
Doublet,
2.)
Double
(
n.
)
That
which
is
doubled
over
or
together
Double
(
n.
)
A
turn
or
circuit
in
running
to
escape
pursues
Double
(
n.
)
Something
precisely
equal
or
counterpart
to
another
Double
(
n.
)
A
player
or
singer
who
prepares
to
take
the
part
of
another
player
in
his
absence
Double
(
n.
)
Double
beer
Double
(
n.
)
A
feast
in
which
the
antiphon
is
doubled,
hat
is,
said
twice,
before
and
after
the
Psalms,
instead
of
only
half
being
said,
as
in
simple
feasts.
Double
(
n.
)
A
game
between
two
pairs
of
players
Double
(
n.
)
An
old
term
for
a
variation,
as
in
Bach's
Suites.
Double-acting
(
a.
)
Acting
or
operating
in
two
directions
or
with
both
motions
Double-bank
(
v.
t.)
To
row
by
rowers
sitting
side
by
side
in
twos
on
a
bank
or
thwart.
Double-banked
(
a.
)
Applied
to
a
kind
of
rowing
in
which
the
rowers
sit
side
by
side
in
twos,
a
pair
of
oars
being
worked
from
each
bank
or
thwart.
Double-barreled
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
-barrelled
Double-beat
valve
(
)
See
under
Valve.
Double-breasted
(
a.
)
Folding
or
lapping
over
on
the
breast,
with
a
row
of
buttons
and
buttonholes
on
each
side
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
load
with
a
double
charge,
as
of
gunpowder.
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
overcharge.
Double
dealer
(
)
One
who
practices
double
dealing
Double
dealing
(
)
False
or
deceitful
dealing.
See
Double
dealing,
under
Dealing.
Double-decker
(
n.
)
A
man-of-war
having
two
gun
decks.
Double-decker
(
n.
)
A
public
conveyance,
as
a
street
car,
with
seats
on
the
roof.
double-rail crab Bedeutung
double
fault
(tennis)
two
successive
faults
in
serving
resulting
in
the
loss
of
the
point
double
stopping
stopping
two
strings
and
producing
two
notes
at
the
same
time
line-drive
double
line
double
a
double
resulting
from
a
line
drive
double
two-base
hit
two-bagger
two-baser
a
base
hit
on
which
the
batter
stops
safely
at
second
base,
he
hit
a
double
to
deep
centerfield
double-blind
procedure
double-blind
experiment
double-blind
study
an
experimental
procedure
in
which
neither
the
subjects
of
the
experiment
nor
the
persons
administering
the
experiment
know
the
critical
aspects
of
the
experiment,
a
double-blind
procedure
is
used
to
guard
against
both
experimenter
bias
and
placebo
effects
double
leg
circle
a
gymnastic
exercise
performed
on
the
pommel
horse
when
the
gymnast
(with
legs
together)
swings
his
legs
in
a
circle
while
alternating
hands
on
the
pommels
crab
a
stroke
of
the
oar
that
either
misses
the
water
or
digs
too
deeply,
he
caught
a
crab
and
lost
the
race
twin
bill
doubleheader
double
feature
two
games
instead
of
one
(especially
in
baseball
when
the
same
two
teams
play
two
games
on
the
same
day)
double
dribble
an
illegal
dribble
in
basketball
(the
player
uses
both
hands
to
dribble
or
the
player
starts
to
dribble
a
second
time
after
coming
to
a
stop)
double
Dutch
the
difficult
version
of
jump
rope
in
which
players
jump
over
two
ropes
that
are
swung
in
a
crisscross
manner
by
two
turners
daily
double
a
single
bet
on
two
horse
races
in
the
same
day
double
reverse
(American
football)
a
running
play
in
which
a
first
reverse
is
followed
by
a
second
reverse
double
play
the
act
of
getting
two
players
out
on
one
play
double
entry
double-entry
bookkeeping
bookkeeper
debits
the
transaction
to
one
account
and
credits
it
to
another
double
cross
doublerossing
an
act
of
betrayal,
he
gave
us
the
old
double
cross,
I
could
no
longer
tolerate
his
impudent
doublerossing
duplicity
double-dealing
acting
in
bad
faith,
deception
by
pretending
to
entertain
one
set
of
intentions
while
acting
under
the
influence
of
another
double
blind
a
test
procedure
in
which
the
identity
of
those
receiving
the
intervention
is
concealed
from
both
the
administrators
and
the
subjects
until
after
the
test
is
completed,
designed
to
reduce
or
eliminate
bias
in
the
results
doubling
double
raising
the
stakes
in
a
card
game
by
a
factor
of
,
I
decided
his
double
was
a
bluff
double
take
a
delayed
reaction
indicating
surprise
rail
technology
railroading
the
activity
of
designing
and
constructing
and
operating
railroads
double
jeopardy
the
prosecution
of
a
defendant
for
a
criminal
offense
for
which
he
has
already
been
tried,
prohibited
in
the
fifth
amendment
to
the
United
States
Constitution
horseshoe
crab
king
crab
Limulus
polyphemus
Xiphosurus
polyphemus
large
marine
arthropod
of
the
Atlantic
coast
of
North
America
having
a
domed
carapace
that
is
shaped
like
a
horseshoe
and
a
stiff
pointed
tail,
a
living
fossil
related
to
the
wood
louse
Asian
horseshoe
crab
horseshoe
crab
of
the
coast
of
eastern
Asia
crab-eating
opossum
South
American
opossum
crab
decapod
having
eyes
on
short
stalks
and
a
broad
flattened
carapace
with
a
small
abdomen
folded
under
the
thorax
and
pincers
stone
crab
Menippe
mercenaria
large
edible
crab
of
the
southern
coast
of
the
United
States
(particularly
Florida)
hard-shell
crab
edible
crab
that
has
not
recently
molted
and
so
has
a
hard
shell
soft-shell
crab
soft-shelled
crab
edible
crab
that
has
recently
molted
and
not
yet
formed
its
new
shell
Dungeness
crab
Cancer
magister
small
edible
crab
of
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
rock
crab
Cancer
irroratus
crab
of
eastern
coast
of
North
America
Jonah
crab
Cancer
borealis
large
red
deep-water
crab
of
the
eastern
coast
of
North
America
swimming
crab
marine
crab
with
some
legs
flattened
and
fringed
for
swimming
English
lady
crab
Portunus
puber
crab
of
the
English
coasts
American
lady
crab
lady
crab
calico
crab
Ovalipes
ocellatus
brightly
spotted
crab
of
sandy
beaches
of
the
Atlantic
coast
of
the
United
States
blue
crab
Callinectes
sapidus
bluish
edible
crab
of
Atlantic
and
Gulf
Coasts
of
North
America
fiddler
crab
burrowing
crab
of
American
coastal
regions
having
one
claw
much
enlarged
in
the
male
pea
crab
tiny
soft-bodied
crab
living
commensally
in
the
mantles
of
certain
bivalve
mollusks
oyster
crab
Pinnotheres
ostreum
tiny
soft-bodied
crab
living
within
the
mantle
cavity
of
oysters
king
crab
Alaska
crab
Alaskan
king
crab
Alaska
king
crab
Paralithodes
camtschatica
large
edible
crab
of
northern
Pacific
waters
especially
along
the
coasts
of
Alaska
and
Japan
spider
crab
any
of
numerous
crabs
with
very
long
legs
and
small
triangular
bodies
European
spider
crab
king
crab
Maja
squinado
a
large
spider
crab
of
Europe
giant
crab
Macrocheira
kaempferi
very
large
deep-water
Japanese
crab
hermit
crab
small
soft-bodied
marine
crustaceans
living
in
cast-off
shells
of
gastropods
mantis
shrimp
mantis
crab
tropical
marine
burrowing
crustaceans
with
large
grasping
appendages
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
crabeater
seal
crab-eating
seal
silvery
grey
Antarctic
seal
subsisting
on
crustaceans
crab-eating
dog
crab-eating
fox
Dusicyon
cancrivorus
wild
dog
of
northern
South
America
crab
louse
pubic
louse
crab
Phthirius
pubis
a
louse
that
infests
the
pubic
region
of
the
human
body
crab-eating
macaque
croo
monkey
Macaca
irus
monkey
of
southeast
Asia,
Borneo
and
the
Philippines
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