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10 Language-to-English DictionariesGroßzügige Fertigungstoleranz
Native Script:Großzügige Fertigung
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ɡʁoːtsʏyɡɪɡə fɛʁtɪɡʊŋstoləʁants
"Großzügige Fertigung senkt die Kosten für einfache Bauteile."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A production approach that permits a relatively wide margin of variation or error in the physical dimensions and specifications of manufactured parts.
"Loose-tolerance manufacturing is often used when producing inexpensive consumer goods where absolute precision is unnecessary." - 2
A manufacturing methodology emphasizing lower precision costs over strict dimensional uniformity.
"Switching to loose-tolerance manufacturing significantly reduced our tooling and production expenses."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the combination of 'loose' (from Old Norse lauss, meaning untied or flexible), 'tolerance' (from Latin tolerantia, meaning endurance or permissible variation), and 'manufacturing' (from Latin manufactura, meaning made by hand). The term evolved during the industrial revolution and mass production eras to describe processes allowing wider margins of error in dimensions.
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fabrication à tolérances larges
Transliteration: fabʁikasjɔ̃ a tɔleʁɑ̃s laʁʒ
"La fabrication à tolérances larges réduit les coûts de production."
Großzügige Fertigungstoleranz
Transliteration: ɡʁoːtsʏyɡɪɡə fɛʁtɪɡʊŋstoləʁants
Script: Großzügige Fertigung
"Großzügige Fertigung senkt die Kosten für einfache Bauteile."
produzione a tolleranza larga
Transliteration: produtsjoːne a tollerantsa larda
"La produzione a tolleranza larga è economica per oggetti semplici."
fabricación de tolerancia amplia
Transliteration: fabɾikasiˈon de toleˈɾansja amˈplja
"La fabricación de tolerancia amplia es común en productos de bajo costo."
fabricação de tolerância larga
Transliteration: fabɾikɐˈsɐ̃w dʒi tolɛˈɾɐ̃sɐ ˈlaɾɡɐ
"A fabricação de tolerância larga reduz o tempo de usinagem."
ढीली सहिष्णुता विनिर्माण
Transliteration: dhiili sahisnuta vinirman
"ढीली सहिष्णुता विनिर्माण लागत को कम करता है।"
宽松公差制造
Transliteration: kuān sōng gōng chā zhì zào
"宽松公差制造可以有效降低生产成本。"
느슨한 공차 제조
Transliteration: neuseunhan gongcha jejo
"느슨한 공차 제조 방식은 대량 생산에 유리합니다."
ゆるい公差の製造
Transliteration: yurui kōsa no seizō
"ゆるい公差の製造はコスト削減に役立ちます。"
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