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1 chimney brick bond
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > chimney brick bond
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2 brick
1) кирпич; клинкер2) брус; брусок; брикет3) класть кирпичи; выкладывать, мостить, облицовывать•to brick in — вмазывать, вмуровывать
to brick up — перекрывать кирпичной кладкой, закладывать кирпичами
to bond brick — класть кирпич "на ребро"
to dead-burn brick — обжигать кирпич "намертво"
- acid brick - acidproof brick - adobe brick - aerated brick - air-dried brick - American brick - angle brick - arch brick - ashlar brick - axed brick - backing brick - back-up brick - basic brick - bauxite brick - beam brick - bloating brick - blue brick - body brick - bonder brick - bottom brick - broken brick - building common brick - bullnose brick - burnt brick - calcium-silicate brick - cant brick - capping brick - cavity brick - cellular brick - cement brick - chemically bonded brick - chimneys brick - chrome brick - circle brick - clay brick - closer brick - cob brick - compass brick - concrete brick - coping brick - cork brick - curved brick - diatomite brick - dome brick - double bullnose brick - double standard brick - dry-pressed brick - Dutch brick - edge brick - engineering brick - English brick - erosion-resistant brick - face brick - facing brick - fashioned brick - fixing brick - frog brick - front brick - green brick - grizzle brick - hollow brick - insulating brick - key brick - light brick - lime-sand brick - lining brick - loam brick - lugless brick - malm brick - medium brick - medium-baked brick - medium-burned brick - metal-cased brick - modular brick - molded brick - oversize brick - pale brick - panel brick - paving brick - perforated brick - porous brick - pressed brick - radial brick - radial chimney brick - refractory brick - reinforced brick - Roman brick - rough brick - rough-axed brick - sand-faced brick - sand-lime brick - scrap brick - second-hand brick - sewer brick - slaking resistant brick - solid brick - spalled brick - spent brick - sun-dried brick - tar-bonded brick - timber brick - used brick - veneered brick - vitrified brick - voussoir brick - wall brick - wood brickto lay brick on end — класть кирпич "на торец"
* * *1. кирпич2. закладывать кирпичом (напр. проём); заполнять кирпичом (напр. фахверк); облицовывать кирпичом; мостить кирпичом; замуровывать в кирпичной кладке; возводить конструкцию из кирпича; придавать внешний вид кирпичной кладки, делать разрезку (напр. стены) под кирпичbrick on bed — кирпич, уложенный плашмя [на постель]
- acid-proof brickbrick on edge — кирпич, уложенный на ребро
- acid-resistant brick
- adobe brick
- aerated brick
- air-dried brick
- aluminous fire brick
- aluminous brick
- angle brick
- arch brick
- ashlar brick
- axed brick
- backing brick
- back-up brick
- basic brick
- beam brick
- blue brick
- body brick
- bonder brick
- building common brick
- bullnose brick
- burnt brick
- calcium silicate brick
- cant brick
- cavity brick
- cellular brick
- clay brick
- clinker brick
- common brick
- compass brick
- concrete brick
- crushed bricks
- cut brick
- diatomaceous brick
- Dutch brick
- economy brick
- enameled brick
- engineered brick
- engineering brick
- face brick
- featheredge brick
- fire brick
- floor brick
- frog brick
- furring brick
- gauged brick
- glass brick
- glazed brick
- half brick
- header brick
- hollow brick
- internal-quality brick
- key brick
- kieselguhr brick
- kieselgur brick
- kiln brick
- lightweight building brick
- lime-sand brick
- lining brick
- modular brick
- molded brick
- moler brick
- no frogs brick
- paving brick
- perforated brick
- pressed brick
- radial brick
- radius brick
- refractory brick
- rock-faced brick
- rough-axed brick
- rubbing brick
- sand-lime brick
- sewer brick
- solid brick
- splay brick
- three-quarter brick
- unfired brick
- V brick
- ventilation brick
- vertical-fiber brick
- vitrified brick
- voussior brick
- wedge-shaped brick
- wire-cut brick
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3 bond
1) связь; соединение; сцепление || связывать; соединять; сцеплять2) присоединение || присоединять3) связующее ( вещество), связующий материал, связка; крепитель ( вещество)5) строит. антисейсмический пояс6) строп7) электрическое соединение; сращивание проводов10) электрон. выполнять (прикрепление) соединение пайкой или сваркой11) швейн. дублированное (клеевое) соединение•to break ( to fail in) bond — нарушать сцепление-
acceptor bond
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adhesive bond
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American bond
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angle bond
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atomic bond
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available bond
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ball bond
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basket-weave bond
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block bond
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block-in-course bond
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brick bond
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bridge bond
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cable bond
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carbon-coke bond
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ceramic bond
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chain bond
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chemisorptive bond
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chimney bond
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cohesive bond
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common bond
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concrete bond
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conductor bond
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continuity-rail bond
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covalent bond
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cross bond
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cross-linking bond
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cross-rail bond
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dangling bond
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diagonal bond
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die bond
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dipolar bond
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donor bond
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double bond
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Dutch bond
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energy rich bond
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English bond
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English cross bond
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English garden-wall bond
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eutectic bond
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face-down bond
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face bond
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Flemish bond
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frictional bond
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glassy bond
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gold bond
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header bond
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herringbone bond
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heteropolar bond
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high-energy bond
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homeopolar bond
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hoop iron bond
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ice bond
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impedance bond with secondary winding
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impedance bond
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interfacial bond
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intertrack-rail bond
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ionic bond
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ion bond
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mechanical bond
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molecular bond
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nail-head bond
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ornamental bond
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oven-wall bond
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pattern bond
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planar bonds
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point bond
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punch-driven bond
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quadruple bond
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quarrystone bond
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quetta bond
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rail bond
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raking bond
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random bond
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ranging bond
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rattrap bond
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reactance bond
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refractory bond
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rope-rail bond
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running bond
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sand bond
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scissile bond
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Scotch bond
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semipolar bond
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silver bond
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silver-lock bond
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single bond
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solder bond
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solderless bond
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steel welded bond
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stitch bond
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stone bond
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stretcher bond
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tar bond
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track bond
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traction rail bond
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triple bond
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valence bond
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vulcanization bond
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wedge bond
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wire bond
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wire-rail bond
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