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1 accessory cognate
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3 accessory cognate
1) материал акцессорный родственный
2) материал родственный акцессорный -
4 accessory cognate
Геология: акцессорный родственный (материал) -
5 accessory
1) акцессория
2) акцессорный
3) комплектующий
4) принадлежность
5) вспомогательный
6) побочный
7) арматурный
8) приставка
9) дополнительный
– accessory cognate
– accessory lens
– accessory material
– accessory parameter
– accessory plate
– wiring accessory
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6 материал акцессорный родственный
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7 материал родственный акцессорный
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8 ejecta
1. ежектиты (стекло, обломки и другой материал, выбрасываемый из ударного кратера) 2. материал, выброшенный вулканом; пирокласты
accessory ejecta вторичные [дополнительные] выбросы
capillary ejecta волосы Пеле
clastic ejecta обломочный [кластический] вулканический материал
cognate ejecta родственные выбросы
essential ejecta основные выбросы
fragmentary ejecta обломочный материал; отдельные выбросы
juvenile ejecta ювенильный выброс
loose ejecta рыхлый вулканический материал, рыхлый материал выбросов
plutonic cognate ejecta плутонический [глубинный] пирокластический материал
solid ejecta обломочный вулканический материал
volcanic ejecta выброшенный вулканом материал, вулканический выброс
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