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Definition of shimmed in English Turkish dictionary
- ayar pullu
- shim
- teçhiz etmek
- shim
- besleme
- shim
- ayar sacı
- shim
- takoz
- shim
- pul
- shim
- kama
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- şim
- shim
- ara sacı
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- (Mühendislik) sım; dişliler veya hareketli yüzeyle arasındaki açıklığı ayarlamak için kullanılan madeni levhalar
- shim
- dolgu
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- {i} layner
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- kıskı
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- parça koyarak doldurmak veya sıkıştırmak
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- boş yerleri doldurmak için konulan parça
- shim
- {i} ayar saçı
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Definition of shimmed in English English dictionary
- shim
- a person characterised by both male and female traits, or by ambiguous male-female traits, also called a he-she; transsexual
We call him shim— short for 'she-him.'.
- shim
- To adjust something by using shims
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- To fit one or more shims to a piece of machinery
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- A thin piece of material, sometimes tapered, used for alignment or support
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- A wedge
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- A small library that transparently intercepts and modifies calls to an API, usually for compatibility purposes
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- hermaphrodite
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- A small metal device used to pick open a lock
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- A kind of shallow plow used in tillage to break the ground and clear it of weeds
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- a thin wedge of material (wood or metal or stone) for driving into crevices
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- A shim is a thin piece of metal or plastic used the separate the sections of molds or carriers as they are made
- shim
- a wedge or washer inserted into gaps in machinery to help with fitting or alignment
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- A spacer (usually a wood wedge) placed between a frame and the wall structure to hold the frame in position
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- A thin piece of material placed between two surfaces to obtain a proper fit, adjustment, or alignment The piece can also be analyzed to measure furnace carbon potential (that is, because while in the furnace it will quickly carburize to a level equal to the furnace carbon potential)
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- Thin tapered pieces of material such as a shingle Used for leveling timbers
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- A thin piece of metal placed between two parts to make a fit
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- A thin strip of wood, sometimes wedge-shaped, for plumbing or leveling wood members Especially helpful when setting door and window frames
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- A thin piece of material used between two surfaces to obtain a proper fit, adjustment, or alignment, or to level a machine
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- A wedge or strip of wood used to level and square a window or door in the rough opening
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- Thin tapered piece of wood used for leveling or tightening a stair or other building element
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- A thin, often tapered, piece of material, such as metal, used to fill in space between things for support, adjustment, or leveling
- shim
- A thin strip of wood, sometimes wedge-shaped, for leveling wood members, especially door frames
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- {i} thin wedge of wood or metal placed into empty spaces to provide support or balance
- shim
- A kind of shallow plow used in tillage to break the ground, and clear it of weeds
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- A piece of steel used to level a joist seat It can be a bent plate, flat plate or rod
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- A software component inserted at a well known interface between two other software components "Shim" versions of IPSEC are often implemented at the device driver interface, below the host's TCP/IP network protocol stack
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- A thin piece of material inserted between the machine feet and the baseplate used to produce precise vertical adjustments to the machine centerline Shims are normally made of stainless steel, mild steel, or plastic Shims come in various thicknesses from 1 mil to 125 mils
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- A piece of thin metal used between two parts to adjust the fit
- shim
- a thin plate inserted between two elements to fix their relative position and to transmit bearing stress
- shim
- To fill in, level, or adjust by using shims or a shim
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- A piece of steel used to level base plates or square beams
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- A shim is a ¼" spacing block that is used to extend a regular bracket in toward the room to allow a blind to fall without obstruction Up to 3 shims may be used on each bracket