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1 fine-grained felt
felt malt — солод, сросшийся в войлок
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > fine-grained felt
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2 fine-grained felt
Полиграфия: мелкоструктурный войлок -
3 fine-grained felt
Англо-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > fine-grained felt
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4 felt
1. n фетр; войлок; кошмаfelt malt — солод, сросшийся в войлок
2. n текст. войлочно-фетровое изделие3. n фетровая шляпа4. n стр. строительный тряпичный картон5. v валять, сбивать войлок6. v сбиваться в войлок; свалятьсяI felt it was touch-and-go — я понимал, что всё висело на волоске
7. v покрывать, обивать войлокомСинонимический ряд:1. believed (verb) believed; considered; credited; deemed; held; thought2. experienced (verb) experienced; had; knew/known; savored; savoured; tasted3. fumbled (verb) fumbled; grabbled; groped; poke around4. pitied (verb) ached; commiserated; pitied; sympathised; yearned5. sensed (verb) intuited; perceived; sensed6. touched (verb) fingered; handled; palpated; pawed; touched -
5 felt
войлок; фетрfelt malt — солод, сросшийся в войлок
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7 felt
фетр, войлокАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > felt
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8 acoustics felt
felt malt — солод, сросшийся в войлок
he felt a great deal that was not sayable — он чувствовал много такого, для чего не находил слов
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9 paper
1) бумага
2) бумажный
3) статья
4) бумажные деньги
5) работа
– abrasive paper
– Alexandria paper
– aquarel paper
– asbestos paper
– autographic paper
– backing paper
– bag paper
– bakelized paper
– baryta paper
– blotting paper
– box-cover paper
– building paper
– bundle of paper
– capacitor paper
– carbon paper
– chalk-overly paper
– chart paper
– cigarette paper
– coil paper
– colored paper
– coordinate paper
– copying paper
– cover paper
– crepe paper
– desinfectant paper
– diagram paper
– diazo-type paper
– drawing paper
– duplication paper
– embossed paper
– emery paper
– filter paper
– flat paper
– flonix paper
– fuzzing of paper
– glazed paper
– grained paper
– graph paper
– gum paper
– gummed paper
– hard-sized paper
– heat-sensitive paper
– heliographic paper
– insulating paper
– keyboard paper
– kraft paper
– lacquering of paper
– leather-imitation paper
– light-sensitive paper
– long-fibered paper
– map paper
– mat paper
– match box paper
– matrix paper
– metallization of paper
– metallized paper
– mica-loaded paper
– micanite paper
– mimeo paper
– mulch paper
– offset paper
– packaging paper
– paper advance
– paper back
– paper capacitor
– paper clamp
– paper cockling
– paper conditioning
– paper creping
– paper cup
– paper dirt
– paper gloss
– paper insulation
– paper loading
– paper mill
– paper money
– paper oiling
– paper shuffling
– paper tape
– paper trimmings
– paper winder
– paper wood
– paraffined paper
– phototype paper
– post paper
– poster paper
– pre-coated paper
– printing paper
– reagent paper
– reinforced paper
– resistance paper
– roll-fed paper
– roofing paper
– sand paper
– seasoning of paper
– semi-sized paper
– sheet paper
– size paper
– sized paper
– square paper
– squared paper
– static-charge by paper
– stencil paper
– supercalendered paper
– test paper
– thread paper
– ticket paper
– tracing paper
– transfer paper
– unfinished paper
– vellum paper
– velour paper
– waterproof paper
– wax paper
– web paper
– wrapping paper
– writing paper
bitumized packaging paper — битумированная упаковочная бумага
heavy kraft paper — <industr.> бумага кабельная
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