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Definition
Synonym
Rumpf
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rumpf
trunk
Rumpf
fuselage
Rumpf
nacelle
Rumpf
m
nacelle
V-
Rumpf
m
V-bottom
Koerper, Leiche,
Rumpf
body
Baumstamm, Koffer,
Rumpf
trunk
Stamm…,
Rumpf
…, Körper…
anat.
truncal
Rumpf
m
, Torso
m
, Körper
m
trunk, torso, body
Flugzeug
rumpf
m
,
Rumpf
m
aviat.
fuselage (of aircraft)
Rumpf
m
; Torso
m
Rümpfe
pl
; Torsi
pl
; Torsos
pl
trunk; torso; body
trunks; torsos; bodies
Schlauchboot
n
naut.
Schlauchboote
pl
Schlauchboot mit festem
Rumpf
inflatable boat; inflateable; pneumatic boat
inflatable boats; inflateables; pneumatic boats
rigid hull inflateable RHI
Schiffskörper
m
, Schiffs
rumpf
m
,
Rumpf
m
Schiffskörper
pl
, Schiffsrümpfe
pl
hull
hulls
Flugzeug
rumpf
m
;
Rumpf
m
;
Rumpf
werk
n
aviat.
Rumpf
heck
n
Rumpf
mit tragender Außenhaut
fuselage; body of the an aircraft
aft fuselage
body with stress-carrying skin
Schlauchboot
n
naut.
Schlauchboote
pl
Schlauchboot mit festem
Rumpf
; Fest
rumpf
schlauchboot
n
inflatable boat; inflatable; pneumatic boat
inflatable boats; inflatables; pneumatic boats
rigid-hulled inflatable boat RHIB ; rigid inflatable boat RIB
Schiffs
rumpf
m
;
Rumpf
m
; Schiffskörper
m
naut.
Schiffs
rumpf
e
pl
;
Rumpf
e
pl
; Schiffskörper
pl
hull; body of the a ship
hulls; bodies of ships
Trichter
m
;
Rumpf
m
; Silo
m
; Bunker
m
; Bunkertasche
f
Trichter
pl
; Rümpfe
pl
; Silos
pl
; Bunker
pl
; Bunkertaschen
pl
hopper
hoppers
Außenlastaufhängung
f
aviat.
mil.
Außenlastaufhängungen
pl
Außenlastaufhängung unter der Tragfläche
Außenlastaufhängung am
Rumpf
pylon station
pylon stations
under-wing pylon station
under-fuselage pylon station
Pflug
m
agr.
Pflüge
pl
Anbaupflug
m
Drehpflug
m
; Brabant-Kehrpflug
m
Dreischarpflug
m
; dreischariger Pflug
m
Rasenpflug
m
; Sodenpflug
m
; Schälpflug
m
Schwenkpflug
m
Schwingpflug
m
; Pendelpflug
m
Streichbrettpflug
m
; Wendepflug
m
Umbruchpflug
m
; Rodepflug
m
Unterbau-Wechselpflug
m
Volldrehpflug
m
Griffe Arme eines Pflugs; Pfluggriffe
pl
Pflugsohle
f
; Schleifsohle
f
Griessäule
Rumpf
eines Pflugs
Ochsen vor den Pflug spannen
plough
Br.
; plow
Am.
ploughs; plows
mounted plough plow; hitched plough plow
turn-about plough plow; turnover plough
Br.
; roll-over plow
Am.
three-furrow plough
Br.
; three-botton plow
Am.
skim plough
Br.
plow
Am.
; paring plough plow; sward plough plow; turf plough plow; paring cutter; sward cutter; turf cutter
reversible plough
Br.
; reversible plow
Am.
swing swivel plough
Br.
; swing swivel plow
Am.
mouldboard plough
Br.
; moldboard plow
Am.
reclamation plough
Br.
; reclamation plow
Am.
; buster
underslung alternate plough
Br.
; underslung alternate plow
Am.
reversible plough
Br.
; reversible plow
Am.
tail of a plough
Br.
plow
Am.
slade of a plough
Br.
; runner of a plow
Am.
frog of a plough
Br.
plow
Am.
to yoke oxen to the plough
Deutsche
Rumpf Synonyme
rumpf
Rumpf
ÂSchiffskörper
ÂSchiffsrumpf
Rumpf
Schiffskörper
Schiffs
rumpf
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trunk Synonyme
trunk
L
WATS
WATS line
anatomy
anthrophore
antlia
axis
baluster
balustrade
banister
barrel
base
beak
beezer
bill
bin
body
bole
bones
boot
box
branch
bugle
cable
cable railway
cane
carcass
carpophore
caryatid
case
cask
casket
caudex
caulicle
caulis
chest
clay
clod
co-ax
coaxial cable
coffer
cog railway
colonnade
column
concentric cable
conk
corpus
culm
cylinder
cylindroid
dado
die
drum
el
electric railway
elevated
elevated railway
embankment
feeder
feeder line
figure
flesh
footstalk
form
frame
funicule
funiculus
gravity-operated railway
haulm
horse railway
hulk
jack
junction
leafstalk
light railroad
line
locker
main line
material body
metro
monorail
muffle
muzzle
nares
neb
newel-post
nib
nose
nostrils
nozzle
olfactory organ
party line
pecker
pedestal
pedicel
peduncle
person
petiole
petiolule
petiolus
physical body
physique
pier
pilaster
pile
piling
pillar
pipe
plinth
pole
post
private line
proboscis
queen-post
rack railway
rack-and-pinion railway
rail
rail line
railroad
railway
reed
rhinarium
roadbed
roadway
roll
roller
rostrum
rouleau
schnozzle
seedstalk
shaft
sidetrack
siding
smeller
snoot
snout
socle
soma
spear
spire
staff
stalk
stanchion
stand
standard
stem
stipe
stock
straw
street railway
streetcar line
subbase
subway
surbase
switchback
telegraph cable
telegraph line
telephone line
terminal
terminus
tigella
torso
track
tram
tramline
trestle
trolley line
trunk
line
tube
turnout
underground
upright
wire line
trunk
line
L
WATS
WATS line
branch
cable
cable railway
co-ax
coaxial cable
cog railway
concentric cable
el
electric railway
elevated
elevated railway
embankment
feeder
feeder line
gravity-operated railway
horse railway
junction
light railroad
line
main line
metro
monorail
party line
private line
rack railway
rack-and-pinion railway
rail
rail line
railroad
railway
roadbed
roadway
sidetrack
siding
street railway
streetcar line
subway
switchback
telegraph cable
telegraph line
telephone line
terminal
terminus
track
tram
tramline
trestle
trolley line
trunk
tube
turnout
underground
wire line
Rumpf Definition
Trunk
(
n.
)
The
stem,
or
body,
of
a
tree,
apart
from
its
limbs
and
roots
Trunk
(
n.
)
The
body
of
an
animal,
apart
from
the
head
and
limbs.
Trunk
(
n.
)
The
main
body
of
anything
Trunk
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
pilaster
which
is
between
the
base
and
the
capital,
corresponding
to
the
shaft
of
a
column.
Trunk
(
n.
)
That
segment
of
the
body
of
an
insect
which
is
between
the
head
and
abdomen,
and
bears
the
wings
and
legs
Trunk
(
n.
)
The
proboscis
of
an
elephant.
Trunk
(
n.
)
The
proboscis
of
an
insect.
Trunk
(
n.
)
A
long
tube
through
which
pellets
of
clay,
p/as,
etc.,
are
driven
by
the
force
of
the
breath.
Trunk
(
n.
)
A
box
or
chest
usually
covered
with
leather,
metal,
or
cloth,
or
sometimes
made
of
leather,
hide,
or
metal,
for
containing
clothes
or
other
goods
Trunk
(
n.
)
A
flume
or
sluice
in
which
ores
are
separated
from
the
slimes
in
which
they
are
contained.
Trunk
(
n.
)
A
large
pipe
forming
the
piston
rod
of
a
steam
engine,
of
sufficient
diameter
to
allow
one
end
of
the
connecting
rod
to
be
attached
to
the
crank,
and
the
other
end
to
pass
within
the
pipe
directly
to
the
piston,
thus
making
the
engine
more
compact.
Trunk
(
n.
)
A
long,
large
box,
pipe,
or
conductor,
made
of
plank
or
metal
plates,
for
various
uses,
as
for
conveying
air
to
a
mine
or
to
a
furnace,
water
to
a
mill,
grain
to
an
elevator,
etc.
Trunk
(
v.
t.)
To
lop
off
Trunk
(
v.
t.)
To
extract
(ores)
from
the
slimes
in
which
they
are
contained,
by
means
of
a
trunk
.
See
Trunk,
n.,
9.
trunk Bedeutung
proboscis
trunk
a
long
flexible
snout
as
of
an
elephant
highroad
trunk
road
a
highway
luggage
compartment
automobile
trunk
trunk
compartment
in
an
automobile
that
carries
luggage
or
shopping
or
tools,
he
put
his
golf
bag
in
the
trunk
trunk
luggage
consisting
of
a
large
strong
case
used
when
traveling
or
for
storage
trunk
hose
puffed
breeches
of
the
th
and
th
centuries
usually
worn
over
hose
trunk
lid
hinged
lid
for
a
trunk
trunk
line
a
telephone
line
connecting
two
exchanges
directly
trunk
line
trunk
route
line
that
is
the
main
route
on
a
railway
celiac
trunk
celiac
artery
truncus
celiacus
arteria
celiaca
an
artery
that
originates
from
the
abdominal
aorta
just
below
the
diaphragm
and
branches
into
the
left
gastric
artery
and
the
common
hepatic
artery
and
the
splenic
artery
pulmonary
trunk
truncus
pulmonalis
the
artery
that
carries
venous
blood
from
the
right
ventricle
of
the
heart
and
divides
into
the
right
and
left
pulmonary
arteries
atrioventricular
bundle
bundle
of
His
atrioventricular
trunk
truncus
atrioventricularis
a
bundle
of
modified
heart
muscle
that
transmits
the
cardiac
impulse
from
the
atrioventricular
node
to
the
ventricles
causing
them
to
contract
torso
trunk
body
the
body
excluding
the
head
and
neck
and
limbs,
they
moved
their
arms
and
legs
and
bodies
long
distance
long-distance
call
trunk
call
a
telephone
call
made
outside
the
local
calling
area,
I
talked
to
her
by
long
distance
trunk
tree
trunk
bole
the
main
stem
of
a
tree,
usually
covered
with
bark,
the
bole
is
usually
the
part
that
is
commercially
useful
for
lumber
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