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Definition
Synonym
Schiffswendegetriebe
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schiffswendegetriebe
n
naut.
techn.
reversing gear box; reversing gear (of a ship)
Schiffswendegetriebe
n
naut.
techn.
reversing gear box; reversing gear (of a ship)
Wagen
m
; Gefährt
n
geh.
transp.
Wagen
pl
; Wägen
pl
Süddt.
Ös.
Schw.
; Gefährte
pl
mit Zugtieren bespannter Wagen; Fuhrwerk
n
Bauernfuhrwerk
n
Leiterwagen
m
Planwagen
m
Schiffswagen
m
; Pontonwagen
m
hist.
carriage; waggon
Br.
; wagon
Am.
; vehicle
carriages; vehicles
wagon; waggon
Br.
; wain
archaic
farm wagon; farm waggon
Br.
(wooden) rack wagon
covered wagon; prairie schooner
Am.
humor.
pontoon carriage; pontoon waggon; pontoon wagon
Kimm
f
(Ãœbergang vom Schiffsboden zur Schiffswand)
naut.
scharfe Kimm
bilge (ship)
chine bilge
System der Schiffswegeführung
n
naut.
ships' routing system
System
n
der Schiffswegeführung
naut.
ships' routing system
Schiffswendegetriebe
n
naut.
techn.
reversing gear box; reversing gear (of a ship)
Schiffswerft
f
Schiffswerften
pl
shipyard
shipyards
Schiffswerft
shipyard
Schiffswerft
f
; Werft
f
naut.
Schiffswerften
pl
; Werften
pl
shipyard; dockyard; yard
shipyards; dockyards; yards
Schiffswerften
shipyards
aufgegebenes Schiffswrack
abandoned shipwreck
Schiffswrack
n
shipwreck
Schiffswrack
shipwreck
Schiffswrack
n
Schiffswracks
pl
aufgegebenes Schiffswrack
shipwreck
shipwrecks
abandoned shipwreck
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reversing gear box; reversing gear Synonyme
Schiffswendegetriebe Definition
Bevel
gear
(
)
A
kind
of
gear
in
which
the
two
wheels
working
together
lie
in
different
planes,
and
have
their
teeth
cut
at
right
angles
to
the
surfaces
of
two
cones
whose
apices
coincide
with
the
point
where
the
axes
of
the
wheels
would
meet.
Burgess-ship
(
n.
)
The
state
of
privilege
of
a
burgess.
Gauger-ship
(
n.
)
The
office
of
a
gauger.
Gear
(
n.
)
Clothing
Gear
(
n.
)
Goods
Gear
(
n.
)
Whatever
is
prepared
for
use
or
wear
Gear
(
n.
)
The
harness
of
horses
or
cattle
Gear
(
n.
)
Warlike
accouterments.
Gear
(
n.
)
Manner
Gear
(
n.
)
Business
matters
Gear
(
n.
)
A
toothed
wheel,
or
cogwheel
Gear
(
n.
)
An
apparatus
for
performing
a
special
function
Gear
(
n.
)
Engagement
of
parts
with
each
other
Gear
(
n.
)
See
1st
Jeer
(b).
Gear
(
n.
)
Anything
worthless
Gear
(
v.
t.)
To
dress
Gear
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
gearing.
Gear
(
v.
i.)
To
be
in,
or
come
into,
gear.
Head
gear
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Headgear
High-churchman-ship
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
a
high-churchman.
Hostess-ship
(
n.
)
The
character,
personality,
or
office
of
a
hostess.
Light-ship
(
n.
)
A
vessel
carrying
at
the
masthead
a
brilliant
light,
and
moored
off
a
shoal
or
place
of
dangerous
navigation
as
a
guide
for
mariners.
Lode-ship
(
n.
)
An
old
name
for
a
pilot
boat.
Log-ship
(
n.
)
A
part
of
the
log.
See
Log-chip,
and
2d
Log,
n.,
2.
Reversing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Reverse
Reversing
(
a.
)
Serving
to
effect
reversal,
as
of
motion
-ship
(
n.
)
A
suffix
denoting
state,
office,
dignity,
profession,
or
art
Ship
(
n.
)
Pay
Ship
(
n.
)
Any
large
seagoing
vessel.
Ship
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
vessel
furnished
with
a
bowsprit
and
three
masts
(a
mainmast,
a
foremast,
and
a
mizzenmast),
each
of
which
is
composed
of
a
lower
mast,
a
topmast,
and
a
topgallant
mast,
and
square-rigged
on
all
masts.
See
Illustation
in
Appendix.
Ship
(
n.
)
A
dish
or
utensil
(originally
fashioned
like
the
hull
of
a
ship)
used
to
hold
incense.
Ship
(
v.
t.)
To
put
on
board
of
a
ship,
or
vessel
of
any
kind,
for
transportation
Ship
(
v.
t.)
By
extension,
in
commercial
usage,
to
commit
to
any
conveyance
for
transportation
to
a
distance
Ship
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
send
away
Ship
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
or
secure
for
service
on
board
of
a
ship
Ship
(
v.
t.)
To
receive
on
board
ship
Ship
(
v.
t.)
To
put
in
its
place
Ship
(
v.
i.)
To
engage
to
serve
on
board
of
a
vessel
Ship
(
v.
i.)
To
embark
on
a
ship.
Ship-rigged
(
a.
)
Rigged
like
a
ship,
that
is,
having
three
masts,
each
with
square
sails.
reversing gear box; reversing gear (of a ship) Bedeutung
shipbuilding
ship
building
the
construction
of
ships
abandoned
ship
derelict
a
ship
abandoned
on
the
high
seas
bevel
gear
pinion
and
crown
wheel
pinion
and
ring
gear
gears
that
mesh
at
an
angle
bottom
freighter
merchantman
merchant
ship
a
cargo
ship,
they
did
much
of
their
overseas
trade
in
foreign
bottoms
capital
ship
a
warship
of
the
first
rank
in
size
and
armament
cargo
ship
cargo
vessel
a
ship
designed
to
carry
cargo
chafing
gear
covering
(usually
rope
or
canvas)
of
a
line
or
spar
to
protect
it
from
friction
clipper
clipper
ship
a
fast
sailing
ship
used
in
former
times
container
ship
containership
container
vessel
a
cargo
ship
designed
to
hold
containerized
cargoes,
the
weight
of
the
documentation
of
all
the
consignments
on
board
a
contemporary
container
ship
can
exceedpounds
cruise
ship
cruise
liner
a
passenger
ship
used
commercially
for
pleasure
cruises
differential
gear
differential
a
bevel
gear
that
permits
rotation
of
two
shafts
at
different
speeds,
used
on
the
rear
axle
of
automobiles
to
allow
wheels
to
rotate
at
different
speeds
on
curves
epicyclic
train
epicyclic
gear
train
a
system
of
epicyclic
gears
in
which
at
least
one
wheel
axis
itself
revolves
about
another
fixed
axis
factory
ship
a
whaling
ship
equipped
to
process
whale
products
at
sea
fire
ship
a
weapon
consisting
of
a
ship
carrying
explosives
that
is
set
adrift
to
destroy
enemy
ships
first
gear
first
low
gear
low
the
lowest
forward
gear
ratio
in
the
gear
box
of
a
motor
vehicle,
used
to
start
a
car
moving
fishing
gear
tackle
fishing
tackle
fishing
rig
rig
gear
used
in
fishing
foul-weather
gear
protective
garment
that
is
intended
to
keep
the
wearer
dry
and
warm
in
bad
weather
galley
ship's
galley
caboose
cookhouse
the
area
for
food
preparation
on
a
ship
gas-turbine
ship
a
ship
powered
by
a
gas
turbine
gear
gear
wheel
geared
wheel
cogwheel
a
toothed
wheel
that
engages
another
toothed
mechanism
in
order
to
change
the
speed
or
direction
of
transmitted
motion
gear
paraphernalia
appurtenance
equipment
consisting
of
miscellaneous
articles
needed
for
a
particular
operation
or
sport
etc.
gear
gear
mechanism
a
mechanism
for
transmitting
motion
for
some
specific
purpose
(as
the
steering
gear
of
a
vehicle)
gearbox
gear
box
gear
case
the
shell
(metal
casing)
in
which
a
train
of
gears
is
sealed
gearing
gear
geartrain
power
train
train
wheelwork
consisting
of
a
connected
set
of
rotating
gears
by
which
force
is
transmitted
or
motion
or
torque
is
changed,
the
fool
got
his
tie
caught
in
the
geartrain
gearshift
gearstick
shifter
gear
lever
a
mechanical
device
for
engaging
and
disengaging
gears,
in
Britain
they
call
a
gearshift
a
gear
lever
guard
ship
a
warship
(at
anchor
or
under
way)
required
to
maintain
a
higher
degree
of
readiness
than
others
in
its
squadron
high
gear
high
a
forward
gear
with
a
gear
ratio
that
gives
the
greatest
vehicle
velocity
for
a
given
engine
speed
hospital
ship
a
ship
built
to
serve
as
a
hospital,
used
for
wounded
in
wartime
landing
gear
an
undercarriage
that
supports
the
weight
of
the
plane
when
it
is
on
the
ground
Liberty
ship
a
slow
cargo
ship
built
during
World
War
II
man-of-war
ship
of
the
line
a
warship
intended
for
combat
nuclear-powered
ship
ship
whose
motive
power
comes
from
the
energy
of
a
nuclear
reactor
oil
tanker
oiler
tanker
tank
ship
a
cargo
ship
designed
to
carry
crude
oil
in
bulk
passenger
ship
a
ship
built
to
carry
passengers
patrol
boat
patrol
ship
a
vessel
assigned
to
patrol
an
area
picket
ship
a
ship
serving
as
a
picket
pirate
pirate
ship
a
ship
that
is
manned
by
pirates
planetary
gear
epicyclic
gear
planet
wheel
planet
gear
an
outer
gear
that
revolves
about
a
central
sun
gear
of
an
epicyclic
train
reduction
gear
gearing
that
reduces
an
input
speed
to
a
slower
output
speed
reverse
reverse
gear
the
gears
by
which
the
motion
of
a
machine
can
be
reversed
reversing
thermometer
a
thermometer
that
registers
the
temperature
in
deep
waters
sailing
vessel
sailing
ship
a
vessel
that
is
powered
by
the
wind,
often
having
several
masts
school
ship
training
ship
a
ship
used
to
train
students
as
sailors
seaway
sea
lane
ship
route
trade
route
a
lane
at
sea
that
is
a
regularly
used
route
for
vessels
second
gear
second
the
gear
that
has
the
second
lowest
forward
gear
ratio
in
the
gear
box
of
a
motor
vehicle,
he
had
to
shift
down
into
second
to
make
the
hill
ship
r
a
vessel
that
carries
passengers
or
freight
ship
canal
shipway
a
canal
large
enough
for
seagoing
vessels
ship-towed
longange
acoustic
detection
system
a
shipboard
system
consisting
of
an
acoustic
detection
system
that
is
towed
behind
the
ship
sister
ship
a
ship
that
is
one
of
two
or
more
similar
ships
built
at
the
same
time
slave
ship
a
ship
used
to
transport
slaves
from
their
homes
to
places
of
bondage
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