Schnabel in German
Schnabel in German is Schnabel — Schnabel means the long, beak-shaped section at the front or rear of a Schnabel car, a type of railway wagon used to carry extremely heavy, oversized loads.
Schnabel in German
Schnabel
A surname from German.
What does "Schnabel" mean?
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noun The long, beak-shaped section at the front or rear of a Schnabel car, a type of railway wagon used to carry extremely heavy, oversized loads.
"The transformer was cradled between the two schnabel sections of the rail car."
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Schnabel in a sentence
- The transformer was cradled between the two schnabel sections of the rail car.
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What is "Schnabel" in German?
"Schnabel" in German is Schnabel. Schnabel means: The long, beak-shaped section at the front or rear of a Schnabel car, a type of railway wagon used to carry extremely heavy, oversized loads.
How do you use "Schnabel" in a sentence?
Example: "The transformer was cradled between the two schnabel sections of the rail car." In German, "Schnabel" is Schnabel.
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