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1 надежность
dependability, reliability, safety, security* * *надё́жность ж.
reliabilityдли́тельно обеспе́чиваемая надё́жность — long-term reliabilityкратковре́менно обеспе́чиваемая надё́жность — short-term reliabilityнадё́жность крепле́ния — security of attachment, security of mountingпроверя́ть надё́жность крепле́ния бло́ка — check the unit for security of mountingрасчё́тная надё́жность — design reliabilityрезерви́руемая надё́жность — redundant reliabilityнадё́жность систе́мы — system reliabilityсо́бственная надё́жность — inherent reliabilityэксплуатацио́нная надё́жность — operate reliability* * * -
2 надёжность
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3 проверять надежность крепления блока
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