Übersetzung für 'arch support' von Englisch nach Deutsch

arch support

Senkfußeinlage {f}med.

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contour arch support

anatomische Einlagesohle {f}cloth.

Werbung

orthopaedic arch support

orthopädische Einlage {f}med.

orthopädische Schuheinlage {f}med.

orthopedic arch support [Am.]

orthopädische Einlage {f}med.

orthopädische Schuheinlage {f}med.

steel arch support

Stahlbogenausbau {m}

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bell-shape steel arch support

Glockenprofilausbau {m}

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arch

überwölbter Gang {m}archi.

Wölbung {f} [Bogen]

Bogen {m}archi.

Rundung {f}

Bogengewölbe {n}archi.

Gewölbe {n}archi.

arch {adj}

schelmisch

schurkisch

spitzbübisch

schalkhaft

to arch

wölben

sich wölben

arch- {prefix}

Erz-

trefoil (arch)

Kleeblattbogen {m}archi.

keel arch

Kielbogen {m}archi.

segmental arch

Flachbogen {m}archi.

Segmentbogen {m}archi.

transverse arch

Gurtbogen {m}archi.

round arch

Rundbogen {m}archi.

Tudor arch

Tudorbogen {m}archi.

• The bridge is a post-tension box girder structure with the center pier as an arch support straddling the road.
• Since it is the bottom-most element of the arch, it is where the arch support terminates at the respond.
• In the 4th century AD this area was crossed by an ancient Roman aqueduct, the arch support of which remains.
• This kind of support is commonly called "bi-arch support" or more generally "multi-arch support".
• The goal in the shift towards higher-heeled and softer midsole shoes was to reduce stress on joints and improve arch support.

• Based in Boston, Massachusetts, the multinational corporation was founded in 1906 as the New Balance Arch Support Company.
• The Hood Conference “P-F” Basketball Shoe in 1948, with patented “P-F” (Posture Foundation) arch support, many versions of the Hood "P-F" Conference basketball shoes developed for men and woman over the next decade.
• The United States Patent Office granted Zink a patent for an arch support in 1920 and one for an adjustable hanger for brooms or mops in 1932.
• This "mihrab" is articulated by a flat wooden arch support on two posts.
• The National Union of Agricultural Workers was founded in Warwickshire in 1872, led by the Primitive Methodist preacher Joseph Arch. Support spread to other parts of the country, and in 1873 the men of Ascott-under-Wychwood formed a branch of the new union.