volute

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Определение volute в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь

başlık kıvrımı

kıvrımlı

sarmal

kıvrım

volüt

volutionhelezonun her bir kıvrımı

helezoni

kıvrık

{i} helezoni deniz kabuğu

{i} sarmal yapı

sarmal tek kabuklu deniz böceği kabuğunun bir kıvrımı

sarmal bir şekilde kıvrılan süs

sarmal kabuklu bir çeşit deniz böceği

Связанные Термины

volute spring

(Askeri,Teknik) sarmal yay

volute spring

yay

volute spring

konik yay

volute spring

(Askeri) KONİK YAY, KONİK HELİSEL YAY: Araçların atış donanımlarında kullanılan bir tür makas. Bu makas yassı çelikten yapılmış, genişliği ve kalınlığı tedricen azalan, helisel bir yaydır. bu yay ekseni boyunca çalışır ve elastiki kuvvetini de bu istikamette tatbik eder. Yayın geniş ve kalın kısmı dışta olmak üzere her yaprak bir iç yaprağın içine geçer

buffer with volute spring

konik sustalı kovanlı tampon

neck volute

(Muzik) sap arkası oyuğu

voluted

sarmal

angular volute

(Mimarlık) köşe kıvrımı

horizontal volute spring suspension

(Askeri) YATAY VOLÜT ASKI DONANIMI: Bak. "suspension" ve "volute spring"

vertical volute spring suspension

(Askeri) DÜŞEY VOLUT YAYLI ASKI: Bak "suspensıon"

voluted

{s} kıvrımlı

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Определение volute в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь

The spirls or whorls on a gastropod's shell

The spiral curve on an Ionic capital

Any marine gastropod of the (super)family Volutidae

{n} a spiral scroll used as an ornament in building

A handrail fitting used on a starting newel which turns away from the stairway in a circular fashion up

a spiral, Pronounced (vo 'lute; rhymes with no suit, pollute, or astute) Volute is the 'trademark' or writing/pen name of A Minahan and K Minahan, the authors of this site The meaning of the word is generally, a spiral, coil, helix, whorl or scroll-shaped form It especially applies to the spirals found on Ionic capitals (tops of columns) and also Corintian and Composite capitals Sometimes it is applied to shells, especially those from the family Volutidae which are marine gastropod mollusks The word originates from French and Latin and is related to many words in modern use such as voluble (meaning fluent, talkative, flowing words- or meaning - readily turned, rolled; akin to Old English wealwain)

A spiral scroll which forms the chief feature of the Ionic capital, and which, on a much smaller scale, is a feature in the Corinthian and Composite capitals

Spiral casing

a structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops; "a coil of rope"

A handrail fitting used on a starting newel which turns away from the stairway in a circular fashion

Spiral scroll carved on the capital of an Ionic column

ornament consisting of a curve on a plane that winds around a center with an increasing distance from the center

{i} curling or spiral figure decorating the top of an Ionic column; mollusk which has a spiralling sometimes colorful shell

Any voluta

A stationary, spirally shaped passage that converts velocity head to pressure (060)

A spiral scroll found particularly on (Ionic) capitals and gables, as a transition between horizontal and vertical elements

A spiral turn, as in certain shells

of Capital, also Helix, and Stale

The spirls or whorls on a gastropods shell

The scroll shaped ornament forming the chief feature on an Ionic capital

A carved spiral form in classical architecture; often used in pairs as in the capitals of Ionic columns

in the shape of a coil

a spiral, scroll-like decoration often found in ancient Greek and Roman art

In classical architecture, the spiral ornament on a capital

Spiral scroll at angle of a capital

A spiral scroll, often very ornate

Связанные Термины

voluted

Having a volute, or spiral scroll

volutes

plural of volute

volutes

a spiral or scroll-shaped form

volutes

The downward oriented spiral ornamentation present on the capitals of columns of the Ionic order

volutes

Spirals that form an Ionic capital

Этимология

[ v&-'lüt ] (noun.) circa 1696. Via French and Italian from Latin voluta.