hopper

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English - Turkish
(Hayvan Bilim, Zooloji) zıpzıp
tahıl ambarı
(Askeri) mavna
hoper
doldurma hunisi
silo
çamur ve çöp mavnası
pire gibi sıçrayan böcek
sarpın
{i} sıçrayan şey
{i} hoplayıp zıplayan kimse
{i} besleme hunisi
{i} besleme gözü
mavna/piramit/sıçrayıcı
gemi yüklemek veya boşaltmak için kullanılan dibi açılır büyük kova
{i} dansçı
{i} sıçrayan kimse
sıçrayan kimse veya şey
sekerek yürüyen kimse
bunker

Related Terms

hopper barge
(Askeri) duba
hopper barge
dipten kapaklı çamur dubası
hopper car
dipten kapaklı vagon
hopper closet
su depolu tuvalet
hopper bin
konik dipli silo
hopper bottom
huni ağzı
hopper car
(Askeri) CEVHER VAGONU: Yükünün büyük kısmını, insan gücüne ihtiyaç göstermeden ve yer çekiminden faydalanarak, alt veya yan kapaklardan boşaltan, eğri döşemeli vagon
hopper chute
huni oluğu
hopper dredger
dipten boşaltmalı tarak
hopper dredger
(Askeri) dubalı tarayıcı
hopper drum
hoper tamburu
hopper feeler assembly
hoper takımı
hopper feelers
sigara detektörleri
hopper firing
bunkerli yakma
hopper level
(Madencilik) silo seviyesi
hopper light
(İnşaat) pencere altı vasistas
hopper window
(İnşaat) üst üste vasistaslı pencere
dust hopper
toz tankı
card hopper
kart tutucu
coal hopper
kömür hunisi
feed hopper
besleme hunisi
leaf hopper
yaprak zararlısı
loading hopper
yükleme hunisi
boiler hopper
(Mühendislik) kazanaltı bunkeri
clinker hopper
Klinker bunkeri
hoppers
bunker
table hopper
masa hunisi
weigh hopper
tartım hunisi
upper silo hopper
üst silo hoperi
wooden delivery roller of the hopper
(Tekstil) ahşap baskı silindiri
English - English
One who hops
The immature form of a locust
A toilet's water tank/toilet seat

She got off the hopper just as the telephone rang.

An artificial fishing lure

To catch a big fish, use a hopper that jumps across the pond surface.

A temporary storage bin, filled from the top and emptied from the bottom, often funnel-shaped
{n} one who hops, part of a mill, a basket
The box where members deposit the bills and resolutions they will introduce
A box into which a proposed legislative bill is dropped and thereby officially introduced
A sash designed to tilt inward at the top
One who, or that which, hops
A device which holds punch cards and presents them to a feed mechanism for reading or punching
a paintball container that fits on top of the gun This feeds the paintballs down into the gun It will hold 200 or less paintballs
funnel-shaped receptacle; contents pass by gravity into a receptacle below
funnel-shaped receptacle; contents pass by gravity into a receptacle below someone who hops; "at hopscotch, the best hoppers are the children
Colloquial name given the repository for bills awaiting introduction; in Kentucky such bills are filed with the clerk
A box on the House clerk's desk where bills are placed to be introduced
A partially movable sash hinged at the bottom and opening inwards
A container that holds large quantities of tennis balls
A basement window that pulls down into the home pivoting at the sill
Refers to a bill presented for formal introductions and first reading
a machine used for picking hops
A bin or funnel that is loaded from the top and which discharges through a door or chute at the bottom
See Grasshopper, and Frog hopper, Grape hopper, Leaf hopper, Tree hopper, under Frog, Grape, Leaf, and Tree
someone who hops; "at hopscotch, the best hoppers are the children"
Dust and ash collection devices typically located beneath Electrostatic Precipitator and baghouse compartments, below heat recovery units on boilers, and in various dust collection areas in chemical processes They are conical or trapezoidal in cross-section and taper to a collection duct at the bottom
Crank windows, hinged on the bottom, that open outward from the top
The larva of a cheese fly
into a car
Box on House clerk’s desk where members deposit bills and resolutions to introduce them
Inward opening sash hinged at the bottom
(baseball) a hit that travels along the ground
an aerostat where the pilot sits in a chair or harness underneath the envelope, as opposed to standing in a basket
A container allowing non–melted adhesive to be supplied on a continuous basis to a melt zone
a container attached to an appliance in which fuel, either coal, nuggets or wood pellets, is stored and from which the fuel is fed to the burner
See Grasshopper, 2
{i} person or thing which hops; grasshopper; funnel-shaped device through which loose material is passed
A hopper is a large cone-shaped device into which substances such as grain, coal, or animal food can be put and from which they can be released when required. American mathematician and computer programmer. Noted for her development of programming languages, especially COBOL, she is credited with inventing the first compiler. a large funnel (1)
A game
A vessel for carrying waste, garbage, etc
terrestrial plant-eating insect with hind legs adapted for leaping
window a type of window in which the sash is
A chute, box, or receptacle, usually funnel-shaped with an opening at the lower part, for delivering or feeding any material, as to a machine; as, the wooden box with its trough through which grain passes into a mill by joining or shaking, or a funnel through which fuel passes into a furnace, or coal, etc
Window with sash hinged at the bottom
The unit that feeds insert material to a SITMA or envelope encloser
out to sea, so constructed as to discharge its load by a mechanical contrivance; called also dumping scow
A window with a bottom-hinged sash that opens inward for ventilation
a container attached to an appliance in which fuel, either wood pellet or coal, is stored and from which the fuel is fed to the burner
A wooden box into which representatives place proposed bills

Related Terms

hopper car
A freight car used for handling dry bulks, with an openable top and one or more openings on the bottom through which the cargo is dumped
hopper car
Freight car with its floor sloping to one or more doors designed for unloading the contents (such as coal or ore) by gravity
hip-hopper
Someone part of the hip hop culture
in the hopper
In the process of being prepared or produced

Mr. Kotick put a lot of faith in the new “Call of Duty” game due out Tuesday and the other titles in the hopper.

job-hopper
One who frequently changes jobs
leaf-hopper
Any insect of the family Cicadellidae
space hopper
A toy; consisting of an large inflated rubber ball, upon which one bounces
table-hopper
A person who table-hops
covered hopper
A covered hopper is a railroad freight car. Structurally, it is very similar to an open-top hopper car in that the carbody consists of a large hopper with unloading chutes at the bottom. What distinguishes this type of car from an open hopper is not only the car's roof, but also the car's overall size. Covered hoppers typically carry loads of less dense, and therefore lighter, materials, so they are built to a higher cubic capacity than open top hoppers. They are used predominantly to haul various grains such as corn, wheat and barley
Edward Hopper
a US artist who painted realistic paintings of everyday life. His work influenced the development of pop art (1882-1967). (b. July 22, 1882, Nyack, N.Y., U.S. d. May 15, 1967, New York, N.Y.) U.S. painter. He was initially trained as an illustrator but later studied painting with Robert Henri. In 1913 he exhibited in the Armory Show but spent much of his time on advertising art and illustrative etchings. In the mid 1920s he turned to watercolours and oil paintings of urban life. His House by the Railroad (1925) and Room in Brooklyn (1932) depict still, anonymous figures within geometric building forms, producing the haunting sense of isolation that was to be his hallmark. He used light to isolate figures and objects, as in Early Sunday Morning (1930) and Nighthawks (1942). His mature style was already formed in the 1920s; his later development showed constant refinement and an even greater mastery of light
Edward Hopper
{i} (1882-1967) American painter and engraver, creator of "Early Sunday Morning" and "Night Shadows
Grace Murray Hopper
orig. Grace Brewster Murray born Dec. 9, 1906, New York, N.Y., U.S. died Jan. 1, 1992, Arlington, Va. U.S. mathematician and rear admiral. She received a Ph.D. from Yale University in 1934 and taught at Vassar College in 1931-44. As a U.S. Navy officer (1943-86), she worked on Harvard's Mark I (1944) and Mark II (1945) computers, and in 1949 she helped design an improved compiler for translating a programmer's instructions into computer codes. She helped devise UNIVAC I, the first U.S. commercial electronic computer (1951), and wrote naval applications for COBOL. She received the National Medal of Technology in 1991
hoppers
plural of hopper
plant hopper
related to the leafhoppers and spittlebugs but rarely damages cultivated plants
rock hopper
small penguin of the Falkland Islands and New Zealand
table-hopper
{i} person who hops and goes around from table to table and greet sfriends in a sociable way
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