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1 crack-free deposit
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > crack-free deposit
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2 crack-free deposit
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3 crack-free deposit
1) Металлургия: нерастрескивающийся осадок, покрытие без трещин2) Электрохимия: беспористое покрытие -
4 deposit
1. n вклад в банке; депозитfixed deposit, deposit for a fixed period — срочный вклад
2. n взнос3. n превышение своего кредита в банке4. n ручательство, порука; доверие, «кредит»5. n задаток, залог6. n вложение, вкладывание, внесение7. n сдача на хранение, депонированиеdeposit collection — депозитарный фонд, фонд депонированных материалов
8. n преим. амер. склад, хранилище9. n отложение, отстой, осадок10. n налёт; нагар; накипь11. n геол. месторождение; россыпь; залежь12. v класть в банк или в сберегательную кассу; отдавать на хранение13. v депонироватьplaced on deposit — депонировал; депонированный
14. v вносить, давать задаток; делать взнос15. v отлагать, осаждатьto deposit matter held in suspension — осаждать вещество, находящееся во взвешенном состоянии
16. v отлагать, наносить, намыватьthe flood waters deposited a layer of mud in the streets — паводковые воды оставили на улицах слой грязи
17. v класть, откладывать18. v метать19. v книжн. класть; оставлятьСинонимический ряд:1. coating (noun) coating; lode; vein2. collateral (noun) collateral; down payment; earnest money3. sediment (noun) alluvium; deposition; dregs; drift; grounds; lees; mud; precipitate; precipitation; sand; sediment; settlings; silt; slime4. bank (verb) accumulate; amass; bank; collect; hoard; invest; keep; lay away; lodge; save; secure; store5. drop (verb) drop; hail; precipitate; rain; sleet; snow; throw down6. place (verb) lay; lay down; locate; place; put; rest; setАнтонимический ряд:disperse; scatter -
5 brittle deposit
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > brittle deposit
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6 copper deposit
flake deposit — хлопьевидные отложения; хлопьевидный осадок
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7 radioactive deposit
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > radioactive deposit
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