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1 bird beak
a dab of a beak — удар клювом, клевок
bird's beak — дефект типа "птичий клюв"
bird's beak defect — дефект типа "птичий клюв"
thermocompression bird beak bonding — термокомпрессия методом "птичий клюв"
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3 bird-beak jaw
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4 TC bird beak bonding
термокомпрессионная сварка "птичьим клювом"Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > TC bird beak bonding
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термокомпрессионная сварка "птичьим клювом"Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > TC bird beak bonding
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6 TC bird beak bending
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7 TC bird beak bonding
1) Техника: термокомпрессионная сварка "птичьим клювом" -
8 thermal compression bird-beak bonding
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > thermal compression bird-beak bonding
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9 thermocompression bird beak bonding
1) Электроника: термокомпрессия методом "птичий клюв"2) Бытовая техника: термокомпрессионная сварка методом "птичий клюв"Универсальный англо-русский словарь > thermocompression bird beak bonding
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > TC bird beak bonding
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > TC bird beak bonding
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12 thermocompression bird beak bonding
термокомпрессионная сварка методом "птичий клюв"English-Russian household appliances > thermocompression bird beak bonding
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термокомпрессионная сварка методом "птичий клюв"English-Russian dictionary on household appliances > thermocompression bird beak bonding
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термокомпрессия методом "птичий клюв"English-Russian dictionary of microelectronics > thermocompression bird beak bonding
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15 thermocompression bird beak bonding
термокомпрессия методом "птичий клюв"English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > thermocompression bird beak bonding
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16 tc bird beak bending
English-Russian dictionary of electronics > tc bird beak bending
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термокомпрессионная сварка методом "птичий клюв"thermal bonding — термическая сварка; термическое соединение
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > thermocompression bird beak bonding
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1. n клювa dab of a beak — удар клювом, клевок
bird's beak — дефект типа "птичий клюв"
bird's beak defect — дефект типа "птичий клюв"
2. n шутл. нос крючком3. n носик4. n зубец, острый конец; шип5. n бот. «носик»6. n тех. рог7. n гидр. нос, водорез8. n архит. слезник9. v схватить или ударить клювом10. v клевать11. n сл. судья12. n сл. учительСинонимический ряд:1. bird's bill (noun) bill; bird's bill; mandible; mouth; neb; nib; nose; nozzle; pecker; proboscis; projection; smeller; snoot; snout2. promontory (noun) cape; foreland; head; headland; naze; point; promontory3. peck (verb) peck; pick -
19 bird's beak
дефект типа "птичий клюв"a dab of a beak — удар клювом, клевок
bird's beak defect — дефект типа "птичий клюв"
thermocompression bird beak bonding — термокомпрессия методом "птичий клюв"
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20 bird's-beak molding
- bird's-beak molding
- n1. архитектурный облом с резным орнаментом в виде птичьей головы с клювом
2. [p]см.[/p) molding>>
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > bird's-beak molding
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