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21duralumin — du·ral·u·min || djÊŠÉ™ ræljÊŠmɪn n. (Trademark) alloy of aluminium …
22duralumin — A trade name for aluminum alloy containing copper, magnesium, and manganese. It has very high tensile strength and fatigue endurance. It is one of the most widely used alloys for construction of ribs, tanks, bulkheads, and propeller blades …
23Duralumin — [djʊ raljʊmɪn] noun trademark a hard, light alloy of aluminium with copper and other elements. Origin early 20th cent.: perh. from L. durus hard + aluminium, but prob. influenced by Düren, the name of the German town where the alloy was first… …
24Duralumin — Du·ral·u·min …
25duralumin — du•ral•u•min [[t]dʊˈræl yə mɪn, dyʊ [/t]] n. mel a strong, lightweight alloy of aluminum, copper, and other metals, used in aircraft construction • Etymology: 1905–10; < L dūr(us) hard +alumin (um) …
26duralumin — /djuˈræljəmən/ (say dyooh ralyuhmuhn) noun an alloy comparable in strength and hardness to soft steel. {trademark; dur from Düren, Germany, where first produced + alumin(ium)} …
27Duralumin — n. trademark, a very strong aluminium alloy …
28Duralumin — Dur|alu|min®, das; s (eine Aluminiumlegierung) …
29Duralumin — n. propr. a light hard alloy of aluminium with copper etc. Etymology: perh. f. Duumlren in the Rhineland or L durus hard + ALUMINIUM …
30lumin — duralumin …
