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spade, spitter, ( для удаления воды с палубы) squeegee* * *лопа́та ж.1. ( ручной инструмент) spade; ( совковая) shovel2. ( тип одноковшового экскаватора) (power) shovel3. ( рабочее оборудование одноковшового экскаватора) dipper (assembly)4. ( для сгона воды с палубы после мытья) squilgeeбалла́стная лопа́та ж.-д. — square shovelдрена́жная лопа́та — dram spadeмета́тельная лопа́та метал. — throwing shovelмехани́ческая лопа́та — (power) shovelмехани́ческая лопа́та применя́ется для землеро́йных рабо́т — a (power) shovel is used to excavate earthмехани́ческая лопа́та рабо́тает по, напр. крупнокусково́му ска́льному гру́нту — the (power) shovel can handle, e. g., large rocksустана́вливать механи́ческую лопа́ту на гу́сеничном ходу́ — mount a (power) shovel on crawler tracksмехани́ческая лопа́та на автомоби́льном шасси́ — truck-mounted (power) shovelмехани́ческая лопа́та на гу́сеничном ходу́ — crawler-mounted (power) shovelмехани́ческая, обра́тная лопа́та — backhoe (dipper), back diggerмехани́ческая, пневмати́ческая лопа́та — pneumatic (power) shovelмехани́ческая, поворо́тная лопа́та — rotating (power) shovelмехани́ческая, поро́дная лопа́та — rock (power) shovelмехани́ческая, пряма́я лопа́та — face [dipper, crowd] (power) shovel, shovel dipperмехани́ческая лопа́та с пневмоколё́сным хо́дом — rubber-tyre-mounted [wheel-mounted] (power) shovelмехани́ческая, у́гольная лопа́та — coal (power) shovelпарова́я лопа́та ж.-д. — steam shovelсажа́льная лопа́та с.-х. — planting spadeтра́кторная лопа́та — tractor shovel, tractor-mounted bucketформо́вочная лопа́та литейн. — moulding spade, moulders peel, moulders shovelшахтё́рская лопа́та — mining shovelлопа́та экскава́тора — dipper (assembly)* * * -
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1. ж. spade; shovel2. ж. shovel3. ж. dipper4. ж. squilgeeСинонимический ряд:заступ (сущ.) заступ
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