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1) пыль2) порошок; пудра; мука || превращать в порошок3) посыпать, обсыпать ( литейную форму)•to give up dust — пылить;to separate dust — улавливать (отделять) пыль-
abrasive dust
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active dust
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airborne dust
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atmosphere dust
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batch dust
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black dust
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blast furnace dust
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blasting dust
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blowing dust
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brick dust
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carbon dust
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cement kiln dust
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chip dust
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coal dust
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coarse dust
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collected dust
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cork dust
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cyclone dust
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degassing dust
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deposited dust
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diamond dust
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drifting dust
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drilling dust
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drill dust
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emery dust
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emitted dust
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fine dust
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glass dust
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grinding dust
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injurious dust
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mine dust
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natural coal dust
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noninjurious dust
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occupational dust
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organic dust
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paper dust
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parting dust
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radioactive dust
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respirable dust
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rock dust
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saw dust
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emitted dustБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > вынесенная пыль
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > вынесенная пыль
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отношение; коэффициент@ratio of optical to radio emissionотношение интенсивностей оптического и радиоизлучения@ratio of radio to optical power emittedотносительная радиоизлучательная способность@aperture ratioотносительное отверстие@brightness ratioотношение яркостей; коэффициент яркости@Cassegrain focal ratioдействительное отверстие системы Кассегрена@fast focal ratioдействующее отверстие@focal ratioотношение фокусного расстония оптического элемента телескопа к его апертуре@gas-to-dust ratioотношение плотностей газа и пыли@hydrogen-helium ratioсоотношение водорода с гелием (в звездах)@line ratioотношение интенсивностей спектральных линий@mass ratioотношение масс@observed ratioнаблюденное отношение@primary focus ratioдействующее отверстие схемы первичного фокуса@
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