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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > dry rubber substance
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English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > dry rubber substance
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1. n резина; каучукIndia rubber — каучук; резина
2. n резинка, ластик3. n l4. n резиновые сапоги5. n резиновый плащ6. n амер. галоши7. n ком. акции или облигации каучуковых компанийrubber paste — каучуковая паста; резиновая паста
8. n шайба9. n шина; автопокрышка10. n комплект шин, «резина»11. n разг. презерватив12. a резиновый13. a жёсткий14. v покрывать резиной, прорезинивать15. v собирать каучукsprayed rubber — каучук, полученный распылением латекса
16. n массажист; массажистка17. n банщик; банщица18. n банное полотенце19. n едкое замечание, язвительная насмешка20. n наждачная бумага21. n драчёвый напильник22. n диал. точильный камень23. n карт. роббер24. n амер. сл. наёмный убийца; убийца-профессионалСинонимический ряд:1. busybody (noun) busybody; butt-in; intermeddler; kibitzer; meddler; Meddlesome Mattie; nose; nosey Parker; Paul Pry; polypragmatist; pragmatic; pragmatist; prier; pryer; quidnunc; rubberneck; snoop2. contraceptive (noun) birth-control device; condom; contraceptive; diaphragm; preventive; prophylactic; safeguard; sheath; shield
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