Word: mechanical

Category: mechanical

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Synonyms: mechanical

mechanized, machine-driven, automated, automatic, power-driven, robotic, unthinking, unconscious, involuntary, reflex, knee-jerk, gut, habitual, routine, unemotional, unfeeling, lifeless, perfunctory, cursory, careless, casual

Translations: mechanical

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spanish
Translations:
maquinal, mecánico, mecánica, mecánicos, mecánicas, mecánico de
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german
Translations:
mechanisch, mechanische, mechanischen, mechanischer, mechanisches
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french
Translations:
mécanique, machinal, mécaniques, mécanique de
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italian
Translations:
meccanico, meccanica, meccaniche, meccanici
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portuguese
Translations:
mecânico, mecânica, mecânicos, mecânicas
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dutch
Translations:
werktuiglijk, mechanisch, mechanische, de mechanische, van mechanische, machinaal
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russian
Translations:
ремесленнический, машинный, механистический, механический, автоматический, технический, заводной, машинальный, механическая, механические, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
mekanisk, mekaniske, maskin
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swedish
Translations:
maskinell, mekaniker, mekanisk, mekaniska, mekaniskt
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finnish
Translations:
mekaaninen, koneellinen, konemainen, mekaaniset, mekaanisen, mekaanisia, mekaanista
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danish
Translations:
mekanisk, mekaniske
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czech
Translations:
mechanický, strojový, strojní, mechanické, mechanická, mechanickým, mechanického
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polish
Translations:
maszynowy, techniczny, machinalny, mechaniczny, mechaniczne, mechaniczna, mechanicznych, mechanicznego
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hungarian
Translations:
mechanikus, mechanikai, gépi, a mechanikai
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turkish
Translations:
mekanik, Makina, Genel mekanik, mekanik bir
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greek
Translations:
μηχανικός, μηχανική, μηχανικές, μηχανικά, μηχανικό
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ukrainian
Translations:
механік, механічний, механический, механічне
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albanian
Translations:
mekanik, Mekanike, mekanike të
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bulgarian
Translations:
механичен, механична, механично, механични, механичното
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belarusian
Translations:
механічны, мэханічны
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estonian
Translations:
mehaaniline, mehaanilised, mehaaniliste, mehaanilise, mehhaaniliste
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croatian
Translations:
strojarski, strojni, mehanička, nesvrstan, mehanički, makinalan, mehaničko, mehaničke, mehaničkim
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icelandic
Translations:
vélrænni, vélrænum, vélbúnaðar, málmsmiðjuþjónusta, málmsmiðjuþjónusta og
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lithuanian
Translations:
mechaninis, mechaninė, mechaninės, mechaniniai, mechaninio
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latvian
Translations:
mehānisks, mehāniskā, mehāniskās, mehāniska, mehāniski
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macedonian
Translations:
механички, механичко, механичка, механичките, машински
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romanian
Translations:
mecanic, mecanice, mecanică, mecanica, de mașini
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slovenian
Translations:
mehanska, mehanske, mehansko, mehanski, mehanična
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slovak
Translations:
mechanický, mechanické, mechanického, mechanická, mechanickým

The meaning and "use of": mechanical

adjective
  • working or produced by machines or machinery. - a mechanical device
  • (of a person or action) not having or showing thought or spontaneity; automatic. - she stopped the mechanical brushing of her hair
  • relating to physical forces or motion; physical. - the smoothness was the result of mechanical abrasion
noun
  • the working parts of a machine, especially a car. - The key ingredient of the VW-Bentley and the Ford-Jaguar remains the platform, the expensive below-the-waist mechanicals , so the more of them you make, the cheaper they are.
  • (especially with allusion to Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream ) a manual worker. - rude mechanicals
  • a completed assembly of artwork and copy, typically mounted on a sheet of stiff paper. - We would pull it right off the machine - then the height of cutting-edge technology - and use it in mechanicals .

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