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1 deliberate trench
Военный термин: (заблаговременно отрытый) окоп полного профиля -
2 deliberate trench
( заблаговременно отрытый) окоп полного профиля -
3 trench
траншея, окоп; канава, ров; ( максимальная) ширина рва ( преодолеваемого БМ) ; отрывать окоп [траншею]; см. тж. pit— lying down trench— maximum trench width— standard fire trench -
4 окоп полного профиля
Military: complete trench, complete-type trench, (заблаговременно отрытый) deliberate trench, finished trench, full-size trench, normal trench, standard (fire) trench (со стрелковой ступенью), standard trenchУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > окоп полного профиля
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5 (заблаговременно отрытый) окоп полного профиля
Military: deliberate trenchУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (заблаговременно отрытый) окоп полного профиля
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6 crossing
преодоление; переправа; форсирование ( реки) ; переезд; перекресток— deliberate stream crossing— tactical river crossing -
7 shelter
убежище; укрытие; контейнер ( для оборудования)C3 and Intelligence shelter — подвижный пункт оперативного управления, связи и разведки
— environmental shelter— gasproof shelter— tunneled shelter
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