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Messbrücke f (Prüfgerät); Einschraubbrücke f (valve); eine Brücke schlagen; Bridge Kartenspiel (cards game); brücken; Überleitung Jazz, Rock, Pop; Schaltbrücke f; Brücke f |
| AI. |
Bridgespiel n |
| automat. |
Messbrücke f |
| commun. |
Brücke f (between LANs, OSI RM layer 2); Brückenfunktion f (data link layer, LANs); durchschleifen; Konferenzsatz m; Relaissystem n (LANs, data link layer); zusammenschalten |
| commun., el. |
Bridge n |
| construct. |
Seebrücke m; Fallschutzdach n; Bühnenbrücke f; eine Brücke errichten (Andrey Truhachev) |
| earth.sc., el., construct. |
Überbauung m |
| econ. |
Brückenbauwerk n; Übergang m |
| el. |
Kranbruecke m |
| environ. |
Brücke f |
| industr., construct., met. |
Brückenwand f; Trennwand f; Zwischenwand f |
| IT |
Netzübergang m |
| law |
gemeinschaftliche Brücke |
| meas.inst. |
Brücke f (network) |
| mech.eng. |
Mundstuecksbuegel n; Kopftraverse f; Querbalken m; Traverse f |
| med. |
Dorsum nasi; Zahnbrücke f |
| med.appl. |
Brillenbrücke f (spectacles); Brücke f (spectacles) |
| met. |
Feuerbrücke f; Schlackenkranz m; Ofenansatz m |
| microel. |
Meßbrücke f; Leitbahnbrücke f |
| mining. |
Pfändlatte (Getriebezimmerung); Wetterbrücke f; Wetterkreuz n; Widerstandsdraht m (elektrischer Zünder) |
| nucl.phys. |
ueberbruecken; Brueckenbilden n |
| opt. |
Anschluß m; Nasensteg m |
| phys. |
Brücke f (for alternating current) |
| pwr.lines. |
Riegel eines Doppelleitungsmastes |
| tech. |
Koppelelement n; parallel schalten; Polbrücke f; Steg m; Überführung f; Viadukt m; Brücke Überführung; Messbruecke m (measurement); Schering-Bruecke f; elektrische Brücke |
| telecom. |
Brücke einlegen |
| transp. |
Bruecke f; Kommandobrücke f; Schiffsbrücke f |
| weap. |
Hülsenbrücke f |
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| earth.sc., el. |
kurzschließen; überbrücken |
| el. |
Parallelschaltung f |
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Brücken f |
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bridge stringed instrument [brɪʤ] n | |
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Steg m |
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Mittelteil m |
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| meas.inst. |
Meßbrücke f |
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Sattel m |
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Messbrücke f |
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bridge A structure that spans and provides a passage over a road, railway, river, or some other obstacle [brɪʤ] n | |
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| environ. |
Brücke f |
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| busin., IT |
überbrücken |
| med. |
Nasenruecken |
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| gen. |
überbrückt |
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| med. |
Bruecke |
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| English thesaurus |
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| telecom., abbr. |
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Data link layer device developed in the early 1980s to connect local area networks LANs or create two separate LAN or wide area network WAN network segments from a single segment to reduce collision domains (A bridge acts as a store-and-forward device in moving frames toward their destination. This is achieved by analyzing the MAC header of a data packet, which represents the hardware address of an NIC) |
| mil., abbr. |
bdg; br; brdg; brg |
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| abbr. |
Broadening And Redefining Individuality Diversity Goodwill And Excellence; Building Relations Internationally And Developing Global Education |
| abbr., ed. |
Building Rehabilitating Instructing Developing Growing And Employing; Building Resources In Developing General Education |
| abbr., ed., scient. |
Binational Regional Initiative Developing Greater Education |
| abbr., IT |
Building Restoring Initiating Developing Growing And Empowering |
| abbr., relig. |
Bringing Religion Ideas Discussion God To Everyone |
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Building Resources To Improve The Delivery Of Genuinely Effective Services; Building Respect In Diverse Groups To Enhance Sensitivity |
| abbr., ed. |
Beginners Road Into Directly Grasping English Spelling |
