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Definition
Synonym
Schnittgr��e
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schnittgeschwindigkeit
f
cutting speed
Schnittgeschwindigkeit
cutting speed
Grat
m
, Schnittgrat
m
, Spritzgrat
m
, Bohrgrat
m
burr
Grat
m
; Schnittgrat
m
; Spritzgrat
m
; Bohrgrat
m
; Stanzgrat
m
mach.
burr
Schnittgröße
f
cut size
Schnittgröße
f
, Spannungsresultierende
f
constr.
(Baustatik)
stress resultant
Schnittgröße
f
; Spannungsresultierende
f
constr.
(Baustatik)
stress resultant
Schnittgut
n
agr.
cut material
Schnittgut
n
; Grünschnitt
m
agr.
Ast- und Strauchschnittgut
n
; Staudenschnittgut
n
Süddt.
Ös.
Schw.
Gehölzschnittgut
n
cut material; trimmings; prunings
branch and shrub trimmings; branch and shrub prunings
tree and shrub prunings
Deutsche
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Englische
cutting speed Synonyme
cutting
IC analysis
Siberian
abbreviation
abscission
accidence
acerb
acerbate
acerbic
acid
acidic
acidulent
acidulous
acrid
acrimonious
acute
adulteration
affix
affixation
algid
allomorph
amphibian
amputation
ana
analects
angiosperm
annual
anthology
apocope
aposiopesis
apportionment
appositive
aquatic plant
arctic
asperous
astringent
attribute
attributive
attrition
bastardizing
below zero
biennial
bit
biting
bitter
bitterly cold
bleak
boreal
bound morpheme
brisk
brumal
budgeting
butchering
butt
caustic
chill
chip
chopping
chunk
clear-cut
cleavage
clip
clipping
clippings
cold
cold as charity
cold as death
cold as ice
cold as marble
collectanea
collection
collop
complement
conjugation
construction modifier
contamination
contemptuous
contraction
corroding
corrosive
corruption
cosmopolite
crasis
crisp
crop
crumb
curtailment
cut
cutting
the pie
cutting
s
debasement
deciduous plant
declension
decrease
decrement
deep structure
depletion
depreciation
derivation
derogation
detraction
dichotomy
dicot
dicotyledon
difference of form
diluent
dilution
diminution
dip
direct object
disparagement
dissolvent
dividing
division
divvy
doctoring
dollop
double-edged
drastic
driving
edged
effective
elision
ellipsis
enclitic
end
enucleation
ephemeral
escharotic
evergreen
excerpta
excerpts
excessive
excision
exorbitant
exotic
extraction
extracts
extravagant
extreme
featheredged
fierce
filler
fine
fission
florilegium
flowering plant
flowers
forceful
forcible
form-function unit
formative
fortifying
fragment
fragments
free form
freezing
freezing cold
frigid
function
fungus
furious
gametophyte
gathering
gelid
glacial
gleaning
gleanings
gob
gobbet
great
gutsy
gymnosperm
harsh
harvest
harvesting
hibernal
hiemal
hunk
hydrophyte
hyperborean
ice-cold
ice-encrusted
icelike
icy
immediate constituent analysis
immoderate
cutting
remark
Parthian shot
back answer
caustic remark
comeback
crack
cut
dig
dump
fleer
flout
foolery
gibe
gibing retort
jab
jape
jeer
jest
leg-pull
mock
parting shot
put-down
put-on
quip
rude reproach
scoff
scurrility
short answer
slam
slap
swipe
taunt
twit
verbal thrust
Schnittgr��e Definition
Cutting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Cut
Cutting
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
making
an
incision,
or
of
severing,
felling,
shaping,
etc.
Cutting
(
n.
)
Something
cut,
cut
off,
or
cut
out,
as
a
twig
or
scion
cut
off
from
a
stock
for
the
purpose
of
grafting
or
of
rooting
as
an
independent
plant
Cutting
(
a.
)
Adapted
to
cut
Cutting
(
a.
)
Chilling
Cutting
(
a.
)
Severe
Screw-cutting
(
a.
)
Adapted
for
forming
a
screw
by
cutting
Speed
(
n.
)
Prosperity
in
an
undertaking
Speed
(
n.
)
The
act
or
state
of
moving
swiftly
Speed
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
causes
or
promotes
speed
or
success.
Speed
(
n.
)
To
go
Speed
(
n.
)
To
experience
in
going
Speed
(
n.
)
To
fare
well
Speed
(
n.
)
To
make
haste
Speed
(
n.
)
To
be
expedient.
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
be
successful,
or
to
prosper
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
make
haste
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hasten
to
a
conclusion
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hurry
to
destruction
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
wish
success
or
god
fortune
to,
in
any
undertaking,
especially
in
setting
out
upon
a
journey.
cutting speed Bedeutung
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
speed
speeding
hurrying
changing
location
rapidly
cost
cutting
the
act
of
cutting
costs
price
cutting
price
cut
cutting
the
price
of
merchandise
to
one
lower
than
the
usual
or
advertised
price
cut
cutting
cutting
off
the
act
of
shortening
something
by
chopping
off
the
ends,
the
barber
gave
him
a
good
cut
cutting
thinning
the
act
of
diluting
something,
the
cutting
of
whiskey
with
water,
the
thinning
of
paint
with
turpentine
cut
cutting
the
act
of
cutting
something
into
parts,
his
cuts
were
skillful,
his
cutting
of
the
cake
made
a
terrible
mess
cut
cutting
the
act
of
penetrating
or
opening
open
with
a
sharp
edge,
his
cut
in
the
lining
revealed
the
hidden
jewels
abscission
cutting
off
the
act
of
cutting
something
off
ablation
extirpation
cutting
out
excision
surgical
removal
of
a
body
part
or
tissue
speed
skating
competitive
skating
on
speed
skates
(usually
around
an
oval
course)
cut
cutting
the
division
of
a
deck
of
cards
before
dealing,
he
insisted
that
we
give
him
the
last
cut
before
every
deal,
the
cutting
of
the
cards
soon
became
a
ritual
carving
cutting
removing
parts
from
hard
material
to
create
a
desired
pattern
or
shape
film
editing
cutting
the
activity
of
selecting
the
scenes
to
be
shown
and
putting
them
together
to
create
a
film
amphetamine
pep
pill
upper
speed
a
central
nervous
system
stimulant
that
increases
energy
and
decreases
appetite,
used
to
treat
narcolepsy
and
some
forms
of
depression
chopping
board
cutting
board
a
wooden
board
where
meats
or
vegetables
can
be
cut
cutter
cutlery
cutting
tool
a
cutting
implement,
a
tool
for
cutting
cutting
implement
a
tool
used
for
cutting
or
slicing
cutting
room
a
room
where
films
or
tapes
are
edited
(by
cutting
out
unwanted
parts)
knife
edge
cutting
edge
the
sharp
cutting
side
of
the
blade
of
a
knife
speed
bump
a
hindrance
to
speeding
created
by
a
crosswise
ridge
in
the
surface
of
a
roadway
speedometer
speed
indicator
a
meter
fixed
to
a
vehicle
that
measures
and
displays
its
speed
speed
skate
racing
skate
an
ice
skate
with
a
long
blade,
worn
for
racing
speed
swiftness
fastness
a
rate
(usually
rapid)
at
which
something
happens,
the
project
advanced
with
gratifying
speed
execution
speed
(computer
science)
the
speed
with
which
a
computational
device
can
execute
instructions,
measured
in
MIPS
speed
trap
a
trap
arranged
on
a
roadway
for
catching
speeders
vanguard
forefront
cutting
edge
the
position
of
greatest
importance
or
advancement,
the
leading
position
in
any
movement
or
field,
the
Cotswolds
were
once
at
the
forefront
of
woollen
manufacturing
in
England,
the
idea
of
motion
was
always
to
the
forefront
of
his
mind
and
central
to
his
philosophy
clipping
newspaper
clipping
press
clipping
cutting
press
cutting
an
excerpt
cut
from
a
newspaper
or
magazine,
he
searched
through
piles
of
letters
and
clippings
speed
limit
regulation
establishing
the
top
speed
permitted
on
a
given
road
cutting
a
piece
cut
off
from
the
main
part
of
something
motorcycle
cop
motorcycle
policeman
speed
cop
a
policeman
who
rides
a
motorcycle
(and
who
checks
the
speeds
of
motorists)
speeder
speed
demon
a
driver
who
exceeds
the
safe
speed
limit
speed
freak
addict
who
habitually
uses
stimulant
drugs
(especially
amphetamines)
speedskater
speed
skater
an
ice-skater
who
races
competitively,
usually
around
an
oval
course
cutting
slip
a
part
(sometimes
a
root
or
leaf
or
bud)
removed
from
a
plant
to
propagate
a
new
plant
through
rooting
or
grafting
focal
ratio
f
number
stop
number
speed
the
ratio
of
the
focal
length
to
the
diameter
of
a
(camera)
lens
system
cutting
angle
the
angle
between
the
face
of
a
cutting
tool
and
the
surface
of
the
work
high-speed
steel
hot-work
steel
an
alloy
steel
that
remains
hard
at
a
red
heat,
used
to
make
metalutting
tools
speed
velocity
distance
travelled
per
unit
time
speed
of
light
light
speed
c
the
speed
at
which
light
travels
in
a
vacuum,
the
constancy
and
universality
of
the
speed
of
light
is
recognized
by
defining
it
to
be
exactly
,,
meters
per
second
accelerate
speed
up
speed
quicken
move
faster,
The
car
accelerated
accelerate
speed
speed
up
cause
to
move
faster,
He
accelerated
the
car
speed
skate
race
on
skates
travel
rapidly
speed
hurry
zip
move
very
fast,
The
runner
zipped
past
us
at
breakneck
speed
speed
travel
at
an
excessive
or
illegal
velocity,
I
got
a
ticket
for
speeding
c
rush
hotfoot
hasten
hie
speed
race
pelt
along
rush
along
cannonball
along
bucket
along
belt
along
step
on
it
move
fast,
He
rushed
down
the
hall
to
receive
his
guests,
The
cars
raced
down
the
street
metal-cutting
hard
and
sharp
enough
to
cut
metal,
metal-cutting
tools
cutting
keen
knifelike
piercing
stabbing
lancinate
lancinating
painful
as
if
caused
by
a
sharp
instrument,
a
cutting
wind,
keen
winds,
knifelike
cold,
piercing
knifelike
pains,
piercing
cold,
piercing
criticism,
a
stabbing
pain,
lancinating
pain
up-to-date
cutting-edge
with-it
in
accord
with
the
most
fashionable
ideas
or
style,
wears
only
the
latest
style,
the
last
thing
in
swimwear,
cutting-edge
technology,
a
with-it
boutique
high-speed
high-velocity
operating
at
high
speed,
a
high-speed
food
processor,
a
high-velocity
shell
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