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Definition
Synonym
Querzug
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
(mechanischer) Zug
m
phys.
Querzug
m
traction; pulling; pull
transverse pull
Querzug
m
mach.
(Kesselbau)
Querzüge
pl
cross pass
cross passes
Querzug
m
mach.
(Kesselbau)
Querzüge
pl
cross pass
cross passes
(mechanischer) Zug
m
phys.
Querzug
m
traction; pulling; pull
transverse pull
Deutsche
Querzug Synonyme
Englische
traction; pulling; pull Synonyme
traction
adduction
adhesion
advantage
affinity
allurement
attractance
at
traction
attractiveness
attractivity
capillarity
capillary at
traction
centripetal force
draft
drag
draw
drawing
drayage
ex
traction
foothold
footing
friction
gravitation
gravity
grip
haulage
hauling
heaving
hold
magnetism
mutual at
traction
pull
pulling
pulling power
purchase
sympathy
toehold
towage
towing
tractive power
tug
tug-of-war
tugging
Querzug Definition
Pulling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Pull
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.
Traction
(
n.
)
The
act
of
drawing,
or
the
state
of
being
drawn
Traction
(
n.
)
Specifically,
the
act
of
drawing
a
body
along
a
plane
by
motive
power,
as
the
drawing
of
a
carriage
by
men
or
horses,
the
towing
of
a
boat
by
a
tug.
Traction
(
n.
)
Attraction
Traction
(
n.
)
The
adhesive
friction
of
a
wheel
on
a
rail,
a
rope
on
a
pulley,
or
the
like.
Transverse
(
a.
)
Lying
or
being
across,
or
in
a
crosswise
direction
Transverse
(
n.
)
Anything
that
is
transverse
or
athwart.
Transverse
(
n.
)
The
longer,
or
transverse,
axis
of
an
ellipse.
Transverse
(
v.
t.)
To
overturn
Transverse
(
v.
t.)
To
change
from
prose
into
verse,
or
from
verse
into
prose.
Wire-pulling
(
n.
)
The
act
of
pulling
the
wires,
as
of
a
puppet
traction; pulling; pull / transverse pull 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
traction
(orthopedics)
the
act
of
pulling
on
a
bone
or
limb
(as
in
a
fracture)
to
relieve
pressure
or
align
parts
in
a
special
way
during
healing,
his
leg
was
in
traction
for
several
days
nail
pulling
nail
removal
a
form
of
torture
in
which
the
fingernails
or
toenails
are
removed
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
coitus
interruptus
withdrawal
method
withdrawal
pulling
out
onanism
a
method
of
birth
control
in
which
coitus
is
initiated
but
the
penis
is
deliberately
withdrawn
before
ejaculation
flute
transverse
flute
a
high-pitched
woodwind
instrument,
a
slender
tube
closed
at
one
end
with
finger
holes
on
one
end
and
an
opening
near
the
closed
end
across
which
the
breath
is
blown
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
traction
engine
steam-powered
locomotive
for
drawing
heavy
loads
along
surfaces
other
than
tracks
pull
clout
special
advantage
or
influence,
the
chairman's
nephew
has
a
lot
of
pull
transverse
sinus
sinus
transversus
a
paired
dural
sinus,
terminates
in
the
sigmoid
sinus
transverse
colon
the
part
of
the
large
intestine
that
extends
across
the
abdominal
cavity
and
joins
the
ascending
to
the
descending
colon
transversus
abdominis
muscle
transverse
muscle
of
abdomen
musculus
transversalis
abdominis
transversus
abdominis
a
flat
muscle
with
transverse
fibers
that
forms
the
anterior
and
lateral
walls
of
the
abdominal
cavity
transverse
process
one
of
two
processes
that
extend
from
each
vertebra
and
provide
the
point
of
articulation
for
the
ribs
grip
traction
adhesive
friction
the
friction
between
a
body
and
the
surface
on
which
it
moves
(as
between
an
automobile
tire
and
the
road)
pull
the
force
used
in
pulling,
the
pull
of
the
moon,
the
pull
of
the
current
cost-pull
inflation
inflation
caused
by
an
increase
in
the
costs
of
production
demand-pull
inflation
inflation
caused
by
an
increase
in
demand
or
in
the
supply
of
money
wrench
twist
pull
a
sharp
strain
on
muscles
or
ligaments,
the
wrench
to
his
knee
occurred
as
he
fell,
he
was
sidelined
with
a
hamstring
pull
grimace
make
a
face
pull
a
face
contort
the
face
to
indicate
a
certain
mental
or
emotional
state,
He
grimaced
when
he
saw
the
amount
of
homework
he
had
to
do
pull
overstretch
strain
abnormally,
I
pulled
a
muscle
in
my
leg
when
I
jumped
up,
The
athlete
pulled
a
tendon
in
the
competition
pull
b
take
away,
pull
the
old
soup
cans
from
the
supermarket
shelf
retreat
pull
back
back
out
back
away
crawfish
crawfish
out
pull
in
one's
horns
withdraw
make
a
retreat
from
an
earlier
commitment
or
activity,
We'll
have
to
crawfish
out
from
meeting
with
him,
He
backed
out
of
his
earlier
promise,
The
aggressive
investment
company
pulled
in
its
horns
bamboozle
snow
hoodwink
pull
the
wool
over
someone's
eyes
lead
by
the
nose
play
false
conceal
one's
true
motives
from
especially
by
elaborately
feigning
good
intentions
so
as
to
gain
an
end,
He
bamboozled
his
professors
into
thinking
that
he
knew
the
subject
well
pull
the
leg
of
kid
tell
false
information
to
for
fun,
Are
you
pulling
my
leg?
gain
advance
win
pull
ahead
make
headway
get
ahead
gain
ground
obtain
advantages,
such
as
points,
etc.,
The
home
team
was
gaining
ground,
After
defeating
the
Knicks,
the
Blazers
pulled
ahead
of
the
Lakers
in
the
battle
for
the
number-one
playoff
berth
in
the
Western
Conference
pull
d
root
for
take
sides
with,
align
oneself
with,
show
strong
sympathy
for,
We
all
rooted
for
the
home
team,
I'm
pulling
for
the
underdog,
Are
you
siding
with
the
defender
of
the
title?
pull
out
all
the
stops
use
all
resources
available,
The
organizers
pulled
out
all
the
stops
for
the
centennial
meeting
down
knock
down
cut
down
push
down
pull
down
cause
to
come
or
go
down,
The
policeman
downed
the
heavily
armed
suspect,
The
mugger
knocked
down
the
old
lady
after
she
refused
to
hand
over
her
wallet
pull
back
draw
stretch
back
a
bowstring
(on
an
archer's
bow),
The
archers
were
drawing
their
bows
extract
pull
out
pull
a
pull
up
take
out
draw
out
remove,
usually
with
some
force
or
effort,
also
used
in
an
abstract
sense,
pull
weeds,
extract
a
bad
tooth,
take
out
a
splinter,
extract
information
from
the
telegram
gather
garner
collect
pull
together
assemble
or
get
together,
gather
some
stones,
pull
your
thoughts
together
pluck
pull
tear
deplume
deplumate
displume
strip
of
feathers,
pull
a
chicken,
pluck
the
capon
collect
pull
in
get
or
bring
together,
accumulate
evidence
pull
hit
in
the
direction
that
the
player
is
facing
when
carrying
through
the
swing,
pull
the
ball
pull
draw
force
cause
to
move
by
pulling,
draw
a
wagon,
pull
a
sled
pull
back
move
to
a
rearward
position,
pull
towards
the
back,
Pull
back
your
arms!
shlep
schlep
pull
along
pull
along
heavily,
like
a
heavy
load
against
a
resistance,
Can
you
shlep
this
bag
of
potatoes
upstairs?,
She
pulled
along
a
large
trunk
attract
pull
pull
in
draw
draw
in
direct
toward
itself
or
oneself
by
means
of
some
psychological
power
or
physical
attributes,
Her
good
looks
attract
the
stares
of
many
men,
The
ad
pulled
in
many
potential
customers,
This
pianist
pulls
huge
crowds,
The
store
owner
was
happy
that
the
ad
drew
in
many
new
customers
rend
rip
rive
pull
tear
or
be
torn
violently,
The
curtain
ripped
from
top
to
bottom,
pull
the
cooked
chicken
into
strips
pluck
tweak
pull
off
pick
off
pull
or
pull
out
sharply,
pluck
the
flowers
off
the
bush
draw
off
draw
away
pull
off
remove
by
drawing
or
pulling,
She
placed
the
tray
down
and
drew
off
the
cloth,
draw
away
the
cloth
that
is
covering
the
cheese
pick
at
pluck
at
pull
at
pluck
or
pull
at
with
the
fingers,
She
picked
nervously
at
the
buttons
of
her
blouse
pull
apply
force
so
as
to
cause
motion
towards
the
source
of
the
motion,
Pull
the
rope,
Pull
the
handle
towards
you,
pull
the
string
gently,
pull
the
trigger
of
the
gun,
pull
your
knees
towards
your
chin
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