Translation for 'Tare' from English to Hungarian

tare

önsúly {noun}

• About the fish species, there are fishes of small size such as pirañas, tare’yi and a variety of small piky.
• Advantages to using well cars include increased stability due to the lower center of gravity of the load, lower tare weight, and in the case of articulated units, reduced slack action.
• "Vicia tetrasperma" (syn. "Ervum tetraspermum") the smooth tare, smooth vetch, lentil vetch or sparrow vetch, is a species of flowering plant in the bean family Fabaceae. It can be invasive.
• The Winans engine could handle 40 hoppers, based on a tare weight of 3 tons for the Winans-designed 6-wheel hoppers in use in 1854.
• Their tare weight meant that only four bogie coaches could be hauled by the 2-6-2T locomotives.

• If we subtract the force measured on the empty bottle from this (or tare the balance before making the water measurement) we obtain.
• Auron Tare (born 1968) is an Albanian historian, journalist and cultural heritage manager.
• The following is a translation of the famous Baul song by Gagan Harkara: Ami kothai pabo tare, amar moner manush je re.
• The video was shot with Alex Ceaușu, the director behind "Cât poți tu de tare" (The Best You Can Be) and "În Anii Ce-au Trecut". The video also premiered on June 29, 2011.
• The passenger train involved in the incident was a lightweight Baureihe 648 operated by "Harz Elbe Express", which was traveling from Magdeburg to Halberstadt. It had a tare weight of 63.5 t.

• The term "nafuda" should not be confused with the identification worn on the "tare" of kendo armor, for which the same word can be used.
• After the container is picked up, it is taken to a disposal facility where it is weighed before (gross) and after (tare) dumping.
• Ghiță appeared in the music video for the song "Cât poți tu de tare" by B.U.G. Mafia, which was released in December 2010.
• The splitting of the granite was done by a method known as feather and tare, which had replaced the former 'wedge and groove' method around 1800; this more reliable method being another reason why the use of granite had become practicable.
• ] tare. However, from 1971 it was found that additional capacity was required for the evening peak and the 17.40 departure from Liverpool Street station was increased to 12 coaches by the addition of a second 2-car unit bringing the power output up to 4,512 hp from a train of [...] tare.

• Similarly, the maximum gross mass for a [...] dry cargo container (including the [...] "High cube" container) is [...]. After correcting for tare weight, this gives a cargo capacity of [...].
• Railmotor coach no. M1 seated 28 1st Class and 24 2nd Class passengers. It was [...] long between couplers, with a tare of [...]. The total weight of the engine and coach was [...].
• Tarepanda (たれぱんだ) is a cute panda character owned by the company San-X [...]. The term "tare" [...] means "droopy" in Japanese.
• Sidelifter machines were designed to lift a maximum of [...]. More recent designs lift [...] though smaller machines are also available where a lighter tare weight is important.