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Definition of addendum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
writingTECH. text added as an appendix to a documentTECH.
- The report included an addendum with recent data.
2.
engineeringTECH. the radial distance between major and pitch cylinders of a screw threadTECH.
- The addendum was crucial for the screw's design.
3.
mechanicsTECH. the height a gear tooth projects beyond the pitch circleTECH.
- The engineer measured the addendum of the gear.
Images of addendum
the height a gear tooth projects beyond the pitch circle
Origin of addendum
Latin, addendum (something to be added)
Terms with addendum included in their meaning
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abr: addendum
extra part added at the end of a document
Examples of addendum in a sentence
An addendum was attached to the contract for clarity. Engineers calculated the addendum precisely. The addendum affects the gear's performance. The technician adjusted the addendum for optimal performance. A larger addendum can affect the gear's efficiency.
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- French:addendum, surépaisseur, ...
- German:Addendum, Kopfhöhe, ...
- Italian:addendum, sovrametallo, ...
- Spanish:apéndice, saliente, ...
- Portuguese:adendo, altura da cabeça do dente, ...
- Chinese:附录, 齿顶高, ...
- Japanese:付録, アデンダム, ...
- Arabic:إِضَافَةٌ, ارْتِفَاع السِّنّ, ...
- Hebrew:נִסְפָּח, תּוֹסֶפֶת, ...
- Russian:дополнение, добавка, ...
- Ukrainian:додаток, аддендум, ...
- Hindi:परिशिष्ट, एडेंडम, ...
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