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gear·wheel

also gear wheel (gîr′wēl′, -hwēl′)
n.
A wheel with a toothed rim.
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gearwheel

(ˈɡɪəˌwiːl)
n
(Mechanical Engineering) another name for gear 1
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gear•wheel

(ˈgɪərˌʰwil, -ˌwil)

n.
gear (def. 1.a.).
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Translations

gearwheel

[ˈgɪəwiːl] N → rueda f dentada
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gearwheel

[ˈgɪəˌwiːl] n → ruota dentata
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