Übersetzung für 'jack board' von Englisch nach Deutsch

jack board

Klinkenfeld {n} [altes Telefonschaltbrett]

Klinkenbrett {n} [altes Telefonschaltbrett]

Stöpselbrett {n} [altes Telefonschaltbrett]

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jack-to-jack cable

Klinken-Klinken-Kabel {n}electr.

jack-jack cable

Klinken-Klinken-Kabel {n}electr.

on board / on-board bill of lading <on board B/L>

Bordkonnossement {n}comm.

(common) jack-bean / jack bean [Canavalia ensiformis, syn.: C. ensiformis var. albida, C. gladiata var. alba, Canavaia ensiformis, Dolichos ensiformis]

Madagaskarbohne {f}bot.T

Pferde-Schwertbohne {f}bot.T

Schwertförmige Strandbohne {f}bot.T

Schwertbohne {f}bot.T

jack

Vorschubpresse {f}tech.

kurzhubiges Kleinhebezeug {n}tech.

Klinke {f} [Buchsenkontakt]electr.

Schaltklinke {f}electr.

Steckerbuchse {f}electr.

Anschlussbuchse {f}electr.

Winde {f} [zum Heben]tech.

Stecker {m}electr.

Wippe {f} [Textiltechnik]tech.

Katze {f} [Textiltechnik]tech.

Stützbock {m}

Hubpresse {f}tech.

Hubinsel {f} [Off-Shore-Technik]tech.

• Ebdon made a single first-class appearance for the side, during the 1898 season, against Gloucestershire. Ebdon made two catches during the match, including that of Test cricketer Jack Board.
• He bowled 12 overs in the Kent innings and took 1/12 with the wicket of Ted Dillon, who was caught behind by Jack Board for 25.
• The highest score for Hawke's Bay was 134 against Wellington in 1914–15 by Jack Board, the English Test player who coached in Hawke's Bay for several seasons before World War I.
• His bowling was of the strictly occasional variety, but he did take four wickets in first-class cricket, his first and last victims (Albert Relf in 1900 and Jack Board in 1904) being Test players.
• Tarrant hit 55 not out in his team's first innings of 145 and then dismissed Jack Board, Wilfred Brownlee and Thomas Langdon in consecutive deliveries in Gloucestershire's second innings.

• In the end, Fritz and Jack board a ship home while the rest of the family stay on the island.
• He first played for Gloucestershire in 1912 and took over as regular wicket-keeper from Jack Board in 1914.
• His highest first-class score was 55 against Middlesex at Clifton in 1894, when he and Jack Board added 137 for the ninth wicket out of a team total of 225.