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cracking mode |
industr. |
tearing |
industr., construct. |
tearing up; unravelling |
weightlift. |
wrenching; snatch |
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chem. |
to break; to split; to crack |
industr., construct. |
to ravel out; to willey; to willow |
med. |
to tear |
transp., industr., construct. |
to channel |
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gen. |
ripping |
construct. |
cracking; alligatoring (einer Farbschicht); grinning |
industr., construct. |
riving ahead; tearing |
industr., construct., met. |
rough cutting; roughing |
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sport. |
snatch (weightlifting) |
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gen. |
tug |
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industr., construct. |
dust willey |
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gen. |
pull; rend; rip; split (Holz); tear; wrench; yank (ruckartig ziehen); rupture |
construct. |
check (Holz); crack (Holz); snap (Seil); alligator (Asphalt; Farbanstrich); chap; spring |
phys. |
burst |
tech. |
break; cleave; crack; fracture |
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gen. |
rips; tears; wrenches |
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agric. |
split |
comp., MS |
Craquelure (A live effect that simulates fine cracks in paint or enamel on the surface of an object) |
life.sc. |
joints |
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gen. |
wrest |
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emerg.care |
tear |
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gen. |
kill; take |
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gen. |
lift in the snatch; snatch |
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reißen Risse bekommen; auch Witze, Zoten reißen adj. | |
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gen. |
crack |
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reißen Weitsprung, Springreiten adj. | |
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gen. |
knock off the bar |
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gen. |
ache |
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gen. |
split |
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gen. |
fly apart |
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gen. |
yank |