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Synonyms: ratchet

ratch, rachet

Translations: ratchet

ratchet in spanish

Dictionary:
spanish
Translations:
trinquete, de trinquete, carraca, del trinquete, trinquete de

ratchet in german

Dictionary:
german
Translations:
knarre, ratsche, schaltrad, Ratsche, Ratschen, Sperrklinke, Sperrklinken

ratchet in french

Dictionary:
french
Translations:
cliquet, rochet, encliquetage, à cliquet, clé à cliquet

ratchet in italian

Dictionary:
italian
Translations:
dente di arresto, cricchetto, cricco, a cricchetto, a cricco

ratchet in portuguese

Dictionary:
portuguese
Translations:
roquete, catraca, de catraca, de roquete

ratchet in dutch

Dictionary:
dutch
Translations:
pal, Ratchet, ratel, ratelsleutel, van Ratchet

ratchet in russian

Dictionary:
russian
Translations:
трещотка, собачка, храповик, храповой, храповым, храповика

ratchet in norwegian

Dictionary:
norwegian
Translations:
skralle, Ratchet, sperre, skrallen, sperrehake

ratchet in swedish

Dictionary:
swedish
Translations:
spärr, spärrhake

ratchet in finnish

Dictionary:
finnish
Translations:
räikkä, räikän, Ratchet, räikkäavain, räikkäohjauslaitteet

ratchet in danish

Dictionary:
danish
Translations:
skralde, skralden, skraldemekanisme, skraldehjulet, skraldenøglen

ratchet in czech

Dictionary:
czech
Translations:
západka, ráčna, rohatka, rohatky, rohatkové

ratchet in polish

Dictionary:
polish
Translations:
zapadka, zapadkowy, zapadkowe, zapadkowego

ratchet in hungarian

Dictionary:
hungarian
Translations:
racsnis, racsni, kilincsmű, kilincsműves

ratchet in turkish

Dictionary:
turkish
Translations:
mandal, kilit, mandalı, cırcır, dişli çark mandalı

ratchet in greek

Dictionary:
greek
Translations:
καστάνια, καστάνιας, αναστολέα, με καστάνια, αναστολής

ratchet in ukrainian

Dictionary:
ukrainian
Translations:
трещотка, тріскачка, трещітка

ratchet in albanian

Dictionary:
albanian
Translations:
arpion, shtrëngojë, rrotë e dhëmbëzuar, shtrëngojë të, rrotë

ratchet in bulgarian

Dictionary:
bulgarian
Translations:
тресчотка, храпов, храповия, храпово колело, храпов механизъм

ratchet in belarusian

Dictionary:
belarusian
Translations:
трашчотка

ratchet in estonian

Dictionary:
estonian
Translations:
hammasratas, põrkmehhanismiga, põrkmehhanismi, põrkmehhanismi talitlusseadised

ratchet in croatian

Dictionary:
croatian
Translations:
ustavljački kotač, zupčanik, zupčasti, pomoću zapornika

ratchet in icelandic

Dictionary:
icelandic
Translations:
Ratchet, í Ratchet

ratchet in lithuanian

Dictionary:
lithuanian
Translations:
reketas, reketo, terkšlė, reketinis mechanizmas

ratchet in latvian

Dictionary:
latvian
Translations:
tarkšķi, sprūdrata, sprūdrats, Sprūdrata mehānisma

ratchet in macedonian

Dictionary:
macedonian
Translations:
прескокнувачко, крцкалка, затегање, за затегање, запчаникот за затегање

ratchet in romanian

Dictionary:
romanian
Translations:
clichet, cu clichet, de clichet

ratchet in slovenian

Dictionary:
slovenian
Translations:
Ratchet, zaskok, rageljne, zaskočka, ragljo

ratchet in slovak

Dictionary:
slovak
Translations:
západka, zarážka, západky, západku, poistka

The meaning and "use of": ratchet

noun
  • a device consisting of a bar or wheel with a set of angled teeth in which a pawl, cog, or tooth engages, allowing motion in one direction only. - A ratchet is a mechanical device that restricts movement in one direction and allows movement in the opposite direction.
  • a situation or process that is perceived to be deteriorating or changing steadily in a series of irreversible steps. - a one-way ratchet of expanding entitlements
verb
  • operate by means of a ratchet. - The researchers aimed to use the brake to ratchet the propeller in only one direction, by executing a series of chemical reactions between blade and brake.
  • cause something to rise (or fall) as a step in what is perceived as a steady and irreversible process. - the Bank of Japan ratcheted up interest rates again

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