Übersetzung für 'C pillar' von Englisch nach Deutsch

C-pillar

C-Säule {f}automot.

---

chief constructor <c.c., C.C.>

Chefkonstrukteur {m}jobstech.

Werbung

cost, insurance, freight, commission <cifc, c.i.f.c.>

Kosten, Versicherung, Fracht und Provision inbegriffen

cycles per second <cps, c/sec, c/s>

Zyklen {pl} pro Sekunde <cps, c/sec, c/s>unit

counts per minute <c/m, c/min, cpm>

Impulse {pl} pro Minute <Ipm, Imp./Min.>unit

counts per second <c/s, c/sec, cps>

Impulse {pl} pro Sekunde <Ips, Imp./Sek.>unit

Sisters of Christian Charity <SCC, S.C.C.>

Schwestern {pl} der Christlichen Lieberelig.

United States Court of Federal Claims <Fed. Cl., C.F.C.>

oberstes Bundesverwaltungs­gericht {n} der USA [Ansprüche gegen die USA]law

bass C <c0, c> [also: tenor C]

kleines C {n} <c0, c>mus.

commander-in-chief <C.-in-C., C in C>

Oberbefehlshaber {m}mil.

set of complex numbers <ℂ, C>

Menge {f} der komplexen Zahlen <ℂ, C>math.

double top C <c4, c''''>

viergestrichenes C {n} <c4, c''''>mus.

charm quark <c quark, c>

Charm-Quark {n} <c-Quark, c>phys.

Church of England <C of E> <CE> <C.E.> <CofE> <COE>

[englische Staatskirche]relig.

C minor <c, Cm>

c-Moll {n} <c, Cm>mus.

middle C <c1, c'>

eingestrichenes C {n} <c1, c'>mus.

top C <c3, c'''>

dreigestrichenes C {n} <c3, c'''>mus.

treble C <c2, c''>

zweigestrichenes C {n} <c2, c''>mus.

carbon fiber reinforced carbon matrix composites <C/C composites>

kohlenstofffaserverstärkte Kohlenstoffmatrixverbunde {pl}chem.

approximately finite dimensional C*-algebra <AF C*-algebra>

AF-C*-Algebra {f}math.

per cent <%, p/c, pc., p.c.> [Br.]

Prozent {n} <%>

• It had fastback styling similarities to the 1968 Ford Mustang, as seen in the film Bullitt, including C-pillar louvers and the vertical bar tail lights that are a signature Mustang styling cue and pay overall homages to the muscle-car era.
• The design of the concept car improved visibility around the Gremlin's original wide C-pillar.
• It featured a wide rear C-pillar with no rear quarter windows with painted roof or available with a vinyl-covered roof that came in black, white, parchment, or sage gold and included color-coordinated S-bars.
• The five-door station wagon was marketed as the 300C Touring (not to be confused with the North American notchback sedan's "Touring" trim level), which shared its sheet metal aft of the C-pillar and wheel designs with the Dodge Magnum.
• Boué had wanted the tail-lights to go all the way up from the bumper into the C-pillar, in the fashion of the much later Fiat Punto and Volvo 850 estate/wagon, but the lights remained at a more conventional level.

• To distinguish the model line from the Montego MX Brougham, the Cougar was fitted with C-pillar opera windows.
• wheelbase version is stretched between the front and rear doors (rather than at the C-pillar and at the rear doors).
• The car was noted for its advanced aerodynamics and distinctive "teardrop" shape - mirroring the trend in the mid 1980s for swooping aerodynamic styling - with the front end styling taken directly from the Opel Tech 1 concept car of 1981, although some styling cues from the Kadett D were retained for continuity such as its 'Kamm tail' and oversized C-pillar extraction vent.
• The new design was initially characterized by a large C-pillar, until 1975 when the rear window was enlarged.
• The four-door featured suicide doors for rear-seat access and a very wide C-pillar that extended into the rear door window area.

• Similarly, although the CN1 restyling eliminated anachronisms such as a kink upwards at the C-pillar and a rubber rear spoiler, it was not applied consistently.
• The hardtop Sport Coupe got a new notchback roofline, replacing the "fastback" C-pillar from 1967 to 1968.
• Model-specific design elements, including hidden headlamps (with body-color covers) and the Rolls-Royce-style grille distinguished the Mark III from the Thunderbird and Lincoln Continental &mdash; while borrowing the same roof structure and rear windows, retractable into the C pillar, from the two door Thunderbird.