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gen. |
Schlacke f; verschlacken |
brit. |
Schlampe f |
chem. |
schlacken; Garkrätze f (Schlacke); Gargekrätzmetal m (Schlacke); Gekrätz n |
construct. |
Sinter m; Zinder m |
foundr. |
Krätze f; Metallschlacke f |
industr. |
Rost- und Kesselasche |
industr., construct., met. |
Herdglas n |
met. |
gebrochene Schlacke; Eisenschlacke f; Hammerschlag m; Hochofenschlake f; Schlackensplitt m; Gekrätz n (Schlacke); Krätze f (Schlacke); Schlackeneinschluss m; Schwal m; Kohlenschlacke f; Herdschlacke f |
mining. |
tip Schlackenhalde |
sport. |
Asche f |
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slags first and second smelting n | |
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environ. |
Schlacken Erst- und Zweitschmelze |
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slag building material [slæg] n | |
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gen. |
Schlacke Baumaterial |
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slag A nonmetallic product resulting from the interaction of flux and impurities in the smelting and refining of metals [slæg] n | |
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environ. |
Schlacke f |
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tech. |
abschlacken |
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gen. |
schlackt; verschlackt |
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English thesaurus |
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mil. |
A byproduct of cutting with oxyacetylene |
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abbr., avia. |
side-looking air-to-ground |
abbr., ed., scient. |
Scholars, Leaders, Athletes, And Gentlemen |
abbr., el. |
self-limiting advancing gate method |
abbr., food.ind. |
Spirits, Liquor, Ale, and Gin |
abbr., mil., avia. |
safe launch angle gate |
abbr., sport. |
Scholars Leaders Athletes And Gentlemen; Scholarship, Leadership, Athletics, and Gentlemen |