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1) General subject: fasten, fasten with screws, screw together2) Colloquial: hot foot it, make tracks, scram (уходить, убегать to leave quickly, especially to avoid apprehension), split3) Engineering: bolt, bolt together, screw on, secure, secure by screwing, spin4) Railway term: back off (винторезную головку с болта)5) Automobile industry: back out6) Oil: connect, make (трубы или бурильные штанги), make up (трубы или бурильные штанги), make up connections (бурильные трубы на роторном стволе), screw up, spin up (бурильные трубы с помощью шпилевых катушек), ticket on (трубы), tie on (трубы), wrench up7) Drilling: thread up8) Automation: run off, screw off, secure by screw9) Plastics: screw10) Makarov: spin (бурильные или лифтовые трубы) -
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СВИНЧИВАТЬto hot foot it / to make tracks / to split / to scram уходить, убегать to leave quickly, especially to avoid apprehension
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