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1 деталь
part, component, member, element▪ Part: an item which cannot be disassembled or is of such design that disassembly is impractical.деталь быстроизнашивающаяся — fast-wearing part, part subject to rapid wearдеталь необезличенная — returnable part, identified part, non-pooled partдеталь обезличенная — pooled part, non-identified part, nonreturnable part, general-purpose partдеталь ответственная — vital part, essential partдеталь ремонтная — repair part, maintenance part▪ Repair part: Any part, subassembly, assembly or component required in the maintenance or repair of an end item, subassembly or component.деталь сменная (предназначенная для замены) — replacement part, replacements (pl.)▪ Pulse transformer TF5R is a replacement item for radio set AN/TRC-24.деталь сопряженная — mating member, mating partдеталь трущаяся — friction member, rubbing partдеталь уплотнительная — packing part, sealing part, sealing piece————————Поставки машин и оборудования. Русско-английский словарь > деталь
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