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| NOUN1 | friction | - | |
| NOUN2 | a friction | frictions | |
| SYNO | clash | detrition | friction | ... |
Übersetzung für 'friction' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- friction
- Reibung {f} [auch fig.]phys.
Reiberei {f}
Reibkraft {f}phys.tech. - Werbung
- friction {sg}
- Spannungen {pl}
Reibungskräfte {pl}tech. - friction {sg} [fig.] [between two people or groups]
- Reibereien {pl}
- friction [also fig.]
- Friktion {f} [auch fig.]tech.
- friction {sg} [also fig.]
- Reibungen {pl}
- friction-dependent {adj}
- reibungsabhängigphys.
- friction-enhancing {adj}
- reibungserhöhendtech.
- friction-locked {adj}
- kraftschlüssig befestigtconstr.tech.
- low-friction {adj} [attr.]
- reibungsarm
von geringer Reibung [nachgestellt]tech. - with friction {adv}
- reibungsbehaftethydro.materialphys.
- adhesion friction [rare]
- Adhäsionsreibung {f}engin.material
- adhesive friction
- Adhäsionsreibung {f}engin.material
- air friction
- Luftreibung {f}
- bearing friction
- Lagerreibung {f}engin.
- belt friction
- Seilreibung {f}engin.tech.
- bottom friction
- Bodenreibung {f}
- boundary friction
- Grenzreibung {f}phys.tech.
- carcass friction
- Mantelreibung {f}tech.
- Coulomb friction
- coulombsche Reibung {f}automot.engin.tech.
Coulomb'sche Reibung {f}automot.engin.tech.
Coulombsche Reibung {f} [alt]automot.engin.tech. - dry friction
- Trockenreibung {f}constr.engin.tech.
- dynamic friction
- Bewegungsreibung {f}
dynamische Reibung {f}phys.tech.
Gleitreibung {f}tech. - engine friction
- Reibungsleistung {f}
- fluid friction
- Flüssigkeitsreibung {f}materialtech.
- friction angle
- Reibungswinkel {m}
- friction bearing
- Gleitlager {n}tech.
Gleitlagerung {f}tech. - friction brake
- Schleifbremse {f}tech.
Reibungsbremse {f}tech.
Haftbremse {f} [selten für: Reibungsbremse]tech.
Bremsschere {f} [Fensterbeschlag]constr. - friction circle
- kammscher Reibkreis {m}automot.engin.
- friction climbing
- Reibungsklettern {n}climbing
- friction clutch
- Reibkupplung {f}tech.
Rutschkupplung {f}tech.
Reibungskupplung {f}tech. - friction coefficient
- Reibwert {m}phys.tech.
Reibungskoeffizient {m}phys.tech. - friction crack
- Reibungsriss {m}geol.
- friction damper
- Reibungsdämpfer {m}tech.
- friction drilling
- Fließbohren {n}tech.
- friction drive
- Friktionsantrieb {m}tech.
- friction drum
- Brummtopf {m}mus.
Reibetrommel {f}mus. - friction ellipse
- kammscher Reibkreis {m}automot.engin.
- friction factor
- Reibungsfaktor {m}tech.
Reibungskoeffizient {m}materialphys.tech. - friction feed
- Friktionsvorschub {m}
- friction folder
- Schwenkerlmesser {n} [Taschenmesser ohne Verriegelungsmechanik]tools
- friction force
- Reibungskraft {f}
Reibkraft {f}tech. - friction hazard [ISO 12100]
- Gefährdung {f} durch Reibung [ISO 12100]
- friction head
- Stativkopf {m}filmphoto.tech.
- friction idiophone
- Reib-Idiophon {n} [auch: Reibidiophon]mus.
- friction lining
- Reibbelag {m}tech.
- friction loss
- Reibverlust {m}tech.
Reibungsverlust {m}tech. - friction match
- Reibungsstreichholz {n}
- friction mitts [short for mittens]
- Rubbelhandschuhe {pl}cosmet.
- friction noise
- Reibungslärm {m}
- friction number [rare] [friction coefficient]
- Reibungskoeffizient {m}phys.tech.
Reibungszahl {f}tech. - friction pad
- Bremsbelag {m} [Scheibenbremse]tech.
- friction pads
- Bremsbeläge {pl} [Scheibenbremsen]tech.
- friction phase
- Reibphase {f}tech.
- friction pile
- Reibungspfahl {m}constr.
- friction plaques
- Reibplatten {pl}mus.
- friction plate
- Reibblech {n}tech.
- friction points
- Abriebstellen {pl}engin.material
- friction power
- Reibungsleistung {f}
- friction reduction
- Reibungsreduktion {f}phys.tech.
- friction resistance
- Reibechtheit {f}
Reibwiderstand {m}tech.
Reibungswiderstand {m}tech. - friction ridge
- Papillarleiste {f}
Hautleiste {f} [Papillarleiste] - friction ridges
- Papillarleisten {pl}biol.
- friction ring
- Reibring {m}tech.
- friction roller
- Friktionsrolle {f}tech.
- friction rub
- Reibegeräusch {n}med.
- friction saw
- Reibsäge {f}
- friction sensibility
- Reibempfindlichkeit {f} [Explosivstoffe]
- friction spring
- Klemmfeder {f}automot.tech.
- friction sticks
- Reibstäbe {pl}mus.
- friction surface
- Reibungsfläche {f}
- friction tape [Am.]
- Isolierband {n}
- friction tester
- Reibungsprüfer {m}automot.aviat.
- friction time
- Reibzeit {f} [Schweißen]tech.
- friction torque
- Reibungsmoment {n}tech.
- friction value
- Reibwert {m}tech.
- friction vessels
- Reibgefäße {pl}mus.
- friction washer
- Reibscheibe {f}engin.tech.
- friction welding
- Reibschweißen {n}tech.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- The mix of the road material contributes to dry road surface friction.
- Fluid bearings generally have very low friction—far better than mechanical bearings.
- Dry friction resists relative lateral motion of two solid surfaces in contact.
- Accomplishing this involves many factors, one of which is engine friction reduction.
- In physics, people will often solve for Newtonian systems without friction.
- The former is concerned with static friction (also known as "stiction") or "limiting friction", whilst the latter is dynamic friction, also called "sliding friction".
- This can be applied to static friction (friction preventing two stationary objects from slipping on their own), kinetic friction (friction between two objects scraping/sliding past each other), or rolling (frictional force which prevents slipping but causes a torque to exert on a round object).
- Friction Head – The friction head accounts for the frictional losses in the pumping system.
- Compressible Duct Flow with friction. This article concerns a gas flow with friction due to the boundary walls under consideration.
- There has been much research on the twisting process in friction spinning.
- To overcome the friction between two bodies in static contact, the surfaces must somehow lift away from each other.
- Friction (or Koepe) The friction hoist was invented in 1877 by Frederick Koepe.
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