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Definition
Synonym
Stevenrohr
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stevenrohr
n
(Schiff)
naut.
stern tube; tubular stern; tubular tail post (ship)
Stevenrohr
n
(Schiff)
naut.
stern tube; tubular stern; tubular tail post (ship)
Stevenrohr
n
(Schiff)
naut.
stern tube; tubular stern; tubular tail post (ship)
Stevenrohr
öl
n
naut.
stern tube luboil
Stevenrohr
stopfbuchse
f
(Schiff)
naut.
stern tube stuffing box; stern tube gland (ship)
Deutsche
Stevenrohr Synonyme
Englische
stern tube; tubular stern; tubular tail post Synonyme
stern
Spartan
Spartanic
adamant
adamantine
afterpart
afterpiece
arse
ascetic
ass
astringent
austere
authoritarian
back
back door
back seat
back side
backside
beam
behind
bottom
breech
bum
butt
can
cast-iron
cheeks
churlish
counter
crabbed
crabby
critical
crusty
demanding
derriere
determined
dour
exacting
exigent
fanny
fantail
firm
flinty
forbidding
frowning
gloomy
grave
grim
gruff
hard
hard-core
harsh
heel
hind end
hind part
hindhead
immovable
immutable
implacable
impliable
inclement
inelastic
inexorable
inflexible
intransigent
iron
irreconcilable
keister
lugubrious
meticulous
mortified
obdurate
occiput
poop
posterior
po
stern
prat
rear
rear end
rearward
relentless
resolute
reverse
rigid
rigorous
rock-ribbed
rough
rudderpost
rugged
rump
rusty-dusty
saturnine
serious
severe
sour
steadfast
steely
stiff
stony
strict
stringent
taciturn
tail
tail end
tailpiece
tough
tuchis
tush
tushy
unaffected
unalterable
unbending
unchangeable
uncompromising
unforgiving
ungentle
ungiving
unmoved
unrelenting
unremitting
unsparing
unsympathetic
unyielding
stern
way
Brownian movement
advance
angular motion
ascending
ascent
axial motion
backflowing
backing
backset
backsliding
backward motion
backward step
career
climbing
course
current
descending
descent
downward motion
drift
driftage
driftway
ebbing
flight
flow
flux
forward motion
headway
lapse
leeway
mounting
oblique motion
ongoing
onrush
passage
plunging
progress
radial motion
random motion
reaction
recession
recidivation
recidivism
reentry
reflowing
refluence
reflux
regress
regression
relapse
retroaction
retrocession
retroflexion
retrogradation
retrogression
retrusion
return
rising
rollback
run
rush
set
setback
sideward motion
sinking
soaring
steerageway
stream
subsiding
throwback
traject
trajet
trend
upward motion
way
Stevenrohr Definition
Boat-tail
(
n.
)
A
large
grackle
or
blackbird
(Quiscalus
major),
found
in
the
Southern
United
States.
Burgess-ship
(
n.
)
The
state
of
privilege
of
a
burgess.
Cat's-tail
(
n.
)
See
Timothy,
Cat-tail,
Cirrus.
Cat-tail
(
n.
)
A
tall
rush
or
flag
(Typha
latifolia)
growing
in
marshes,
with
long,
flat
leaves,
and
having
its
flowers
in
a
close
cylindrical
spike
at
the
top
of
the
stem.
The
leaves
are
frequently
used
for
seating
chairs,
making
mats,
etc.
See
Catkin.
Crookes
tube
(
)
A
vacuum
tube
in
which
the
exhaustion
is
carried
to
a
very
high
degree,
with
the
production
of
a
distinct
class
of
effects
Cross-tail
(
n.
)
A
bar
connecting
the
ends
of
the
side
rods
or
levers
of
a
backaction
or
side-lever
engine.
Crown-post
(
n.
)
Same
as
King-post.
Daggle-tail
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Daggle-tailed
Daggle-tail
(
n.
)
A
slovenly
woman
Dog's-tail
grass
(
n.
)
A
hardy
species
of
British
grass
(Cynosurus
cristatus)
which
abounds
in
grass
lands,
and
is
well
suited
for
making
straw
plait
Drabble-tail
(
n.
)
A
draggle-tail
Draggle-tail
(
n.
)
A
slattern
who
suffers
her
gown
to
trail
in
the
mire
Dragon's
tail
(
)
See
Dragon's
blood,
Dragon's
head,
etc.,
under
Dragon.
Ex
post
facto
(
)
Alt.
of
Ex
postfacto
Fish-tail
(
a.
)
Like
the
of
a
fish
Gauger-ship
(
n.
)
The
office
of
a
gauger.
Geissler
tube
(
)
A
glass
tube
provided
with
platinum
electrodes,
and
containing
some
gas
under
very
low
tension,
which
becomes
luminous
when
an
electrical
discharge
is
passed
through
it
Hare's-tail
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
grass
(Eriophorum
vaginatum).
See
Cotton
grass,
under
Cotton.
High-churchman-ship
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
a
high-churchman.
Hostess-ship
(
n.
)
The
character,
personality,
or
office
of
a
hostess.
King-post
(
n.
)
A
member
of
a
common
form
of
truss,
as
a
roof
truss.
It
is
strictly
a
tie,
intended
to
prevent
the
sagging
of
the
tiebeam
in
the
middle.
If
there
are
struts,
supporting
the
main
rafters,
they
often
bear
upon
the
foot
of
the
king-post.
Called
also
crown-post.
Lamp-post
(
n.
)
A
post
(generally
a
pillar
of
iron)
supporting
a
lamp
or
lantern
for
lighting
a
street,
park,
etc.
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.
Lion's
tail
(
)
A
genus
of
labiate
plants
(Leonurus)
Lizard's
tail
(
)
A
perennial
plant
of
the
genus
Saururus
(S.
cernuus),
growing
in
marshes,
and
having
white
flowers
crowded
in
a
slender
terminal
spike,
somewhat
resembling
in
form
a
lizard's
tail
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.
Mare's-tail
(
n.
)
A
long
streaky
cloud,
spreading
out
like
a
horse's
tail,
and
believed
to
indicate
rain
Mare's-tail
(
n.
)
An
aquatic
plant
of
the
genus
Hippuris
(H.
vulgaris),
having
narrow
leaves
in
whorls.
Pink
stern
(
)
See
Chebacco,
and
1st
Pink.
Pitot's
tube
(
)
A
bent
tube
used
to
determine
the
velocity
of
running
water,
by
placing
the
curved
end
under
water,
and
observing
the
height
to
which
the
fluid
rises
in
the
tube
Post-
(
)
A
prefix
signifying
behind,
back,
after
Post
(
a.
)
Hired
to
do
what
is
wrong
Post
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
timber,
metal,
or
other
solid
substance,
fixed,
or
to
be
fixed,
firmly
in
an
upright
position,
especially
when
intended
as
a
stay
or
support
to
something
else
Post
(
n.
)
The
doorpost
of
a
victualer's
shop
or
inn,
on
which
were
chalked
the
scores
of
customers
Post
(
n.
)
The
place
at
which
anything
is
stopped,
placed,
or
fixed
Post
(
n.
)
A
station,
or
one
of
a
series
of
stations,
established
for
the
refreshment
and
accommodation
of
travelers
on
some
recognized
route
Post
(
n.
)
A
military
station
Post
(
n.
)
The
piece
of
ground
to
which
a
sentinel's
walk
is
limited.
Post
(
n.
)
A
messenger
who
goes
from
station
Post
(
n.
)
An
established
conveyance
for
letters
from
one
place
or
station
to
another
Post
(
n.
)
Haste
or
speed,
like
that
of
a
messenger
or
mail
carrier.
Post
(
n.
)
One
who
has
charge
of
a
station,
especially
of
a
postal
station.
Post
(
n.
)
A
station,
office,
or
position
of
service,
trust,
or
emolument
Post
(
n.
)
A
size
of
printing
and
writing
paper.
See
the
Table
under
Paper.
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
attach
to
a
post,
a
wall,
or
other
usual
place
of
affixing
public
notices
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
hold
up
to
public
blame
or
reproach
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
enter
(a
name)
on
a
list,
as
for
service,
promotion,
or
the
like.
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
assign
to
a
station
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
carry,
as
an
account,
from
the
journal
to
the
ledger
stern tube; tubular stern; tubular tail post (ship) Bedeutung
autopsy
necropsy
postmortem
post-mortem
PM
postmortem
examination
post-mortem
examination
an
examination
and
dissection
of
a
dead
body
to
determine
cause
of
death
or
the
changes
produced
by
disease
post
the
delivery
and
collection
of
letters
and
packages,
it
came
by
the
first
post,
if
you
hurry
you'll
catch
the
post
post
office
a
children's
game
in
which
kisses
are
exchanged
for
pretended
letters
position
post
berth
office
spot
billet
place
situation
a
job
in
an
organization,
he
occupied
a
post
in
the
treasury
c
fuck
fucking
screw
screwing
ass
nooky
nookie
piece
of
ass
piece
of
tail
roll
in
the
hay
shag
shtup
ff
slang
for
sexual
intercourse
shipbuilding
ship
building
the
construction
of
ships
neural
tube
a
tube
of
ectodermal
tissue
in
the
embryo
from
which
the
brain
and
spinal
cord
develop
sharp-tailed
grouse
sprigtail
sprig
tail
Pedioecetes
phasianellus
large
grouse
of
prairies
and
open
forests
of
western
North
America
band-tailed
pigeon
band-tail
pigeon
bandtail
Columba
fasciata
wild
pigeon
of
western
North
America,
often
mistaken
for
the
now
extinct
passenger
pigeon
harpy
harpy
bat
tube-nosed
bat
tube-nosed
fruit
bat
any
of
various
fruit
bats
of
the
genus
Nyctimene
distinguished
by
nostrils
drawn
out
into
diverging
tubes
tail
the
posterior
part
of
the
body
of
a
vertebrate
especially
when
elongated
and
extending
beyond
the
trunk
or
main
part
of
the
body
powder-post
termite
Cryptotermes
brevis
extremely
destructive
dry-wood
termite
of
warm
regions
browntail
brown-tail
moth
Euproctis
phaeorrhoea
small
brown
and
white
European
moth
introduced
into
eastern
United
States,
pest
of
various
shade
and
fruit
trees
gold-tail
moth
Euproctis
chrysorrhoea
white
furry-bodied
European
moth
with
a
yellow
tail
tuft
tube
foot
tentacular
tubular
process
of
most
echinoderms
(starfish
and
sea
urchins
and
holothurians)
having
a
sucker
at
the
end
and
used
for
e.g.
locomotion
and
respiration
brush-tailed
porcupine
brush-tail
porcupine
porcupine
with
a
tuft
of
large
beaded
bristles
on
the
tail
post
horse
post-horse
poster
a
horse
kept
at
an
inn
or
post
house
for
use
by
mail
carriers
or
for
rent
to
travelers
Virginia
deer
white
tail
whitetail
white-tailed
deer
whitetail
deer
Odocoileus
Virginianus
common
North
American
deer,
tail
has
a
white
underside
tail
fin
caudal
fin
the
tail
of
fishes
and
some
other
aquatic
vertebrates
tail
feather
feather
growing
from
the
tail
(uropygium)
of
a
bird
pentail
pen-tail
pen-tailed
tree
shrew
brown
tree
shrew
having
a
naked
tail
bilaterally
fringed
with
long
stiff
hairs
on
the
distal
third,
of
Malaysia
abandoned
ship
derelict
a
ship
abandoned
on
the
high
seas
acorn
tube
a
small
vacuum
tube,
used
at
high
frequencies
blowgun
blowpipe
blowtube
blow
tube
a
tube
through
which
darts
can
be
shot
by
blowing
blowtube
blow
tube
blowpipe
a
tube
that
directs
air
or
gas
into
a
flame
to
concentrate
heat
boron
counter
tube
a
proportional
counter
tube
for
counting
neutrons
bottom
freighter
merchantman
merchant
ship
a
cargo
ship,
they
did
much
of
their
overseas
trade
in
foreign
bottoms
breech
rear
of
barrel
rear
of
tube
opening
in
the
rear
of
the
barrel
of
a
gun
where
bullets
can
be
loaded
capillary
capillary
tube
capillary
tubing
a
tube
of
small
internal
diameter,
holds
liquid
by
capillary
action
capital
ship
a
warship
of
the
first
rank
in
size
and
armament
cargo
ship
cargo
vessel
a
ship
designed
to
carry
cargo
cathodeay
tube
CRT
a
vacuum
tube
in
which
a
hot
cathode
emits
a
beam
of
electrons
that
pass
through
a
high
voltage
anode
and
are
focused
or
deflected
before
hitting
a
phosphorescent
screen
clipper
clipper
ship
a
fast
sailing
ship
used
in
former
times
color
tube
colour
tube
color
television
tube
colour
television
tube
color
TV
tube
colour
TV
tube
a
television
tube
that
displays
images
in
full
color
command
post
general
headquarters
GHQ
military
headquarters
from
which
a
military
commander
controls
and
organizes
the
forces
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
corner
post
a
square
post
supporting
a
structural
member
at
the
corner
of
a
building
counter
tube
a
measuring
instrument
for
counting
individual
ionizing
events
country
store
general
store
trading
post
a
retail
store
serving
a
sparsely
populated
region,
usually
stocked
with
a
wide
variety
of
merchandise
Crookes
tube
the
original
gas-discharge
cathodeay
tube
cruise
ship
cruise
liner
a
passenger
ship
used
commercially
for
pleasure
cruises
diode
rectifying
tube
rectifying
valve
a
thermionic
tube
having
two
electrodes,
used
as
a
rectifier
dress
suit
full
dress
tailcoat
tail
coat
tails
white
tie
white
tie
and
tails
formalwear
consisting
of
full
evening
dress
for
men
driven
well
tube
well
a
well
made
by
driving
a
tube
into
the
earth
to
a
stratum
that
bears
water
endotracheal
tube
a
catheter
that
is
inserted
into
the
trachea
through
the
mouth
or
nose
in
order
to
maintain
an
open
air
passage
or
to
deliver
oxygen
or
to
permit
the
suctioning
of
mucus
or
to
prevent
aspiration
of
the
stomach
contents
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
galley
ship's
galley
caboose
cookhouse
the
area
for
food
preparation
on
a
ship
gas-discharge
tube
a
tube
in
which
an
electric
discharge
takes
place
through
a
gas
gas-turbine
ship
a
ship
powered
by
a
gas
turbine
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