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1 углевоз
1) Naval: coal-supply ship, coaler2) Engineering: coal carrier, coal hauler, coal vessel, collier3) Railway term: coal train4) Transport: coal ship -
2 угольный транспорт
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > угольный транспорт
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