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1 incidental defect
3. незначительная неисправность, несущественная неисправность
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3) незначительная неисправность, несущественная неисправность* * *Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > incidental defect
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6 incidental defect
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > incidental defect
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7 incidental defect
1. второстепенный дефект2. случайный дефект3. незначительная [несущественная] неисправностьThe English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > incidental defect
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8 defect
1. порок; дефект; неисправность2. повреждение
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1. дефект; недостаток; порок; изъян; несовершенство || дефектный2. неисправность; повреждение || неисправный; повреждённый3. недостаток, нехватка
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1) дефект; недостаток; порок; изъян; несовершенство || дефектный2) неисправность; повреждение || неисправный; повреждённый3) недостаток, нехватка•free from defect — бездефектный;
defects per hundred units — число дефектов на сто изделий;
defects per unit — число дефектов на изделие;
to correct defects — устранять дефекты;
- allowable defectsto overcome defects — устранять дефекты;
- assembling defect
- assembly defect
- birth defect
- casting defect
- chronic defect
- condemnable defect
- controllable defect
- crack-like defect
- critical defect
- debugged defect
- deep-level defect
- design defect
- deterioration defect
- dimensional defect
- discovered defect
- dynamic defect
- eliminable defect
- embryonic defect
- equivalent defects
- external defect
- fabrication defect
- fatal defect
- fault defect
- fundamental defect
- gross defect
- hidden defect
- identifiable defect
- inadvertent defect
- incidental defect
- incipient defect
- independent defects
- indistinguishable defects
- induced defect
- inherent defect
- inherited defect
- in-process defect
- in-service defect
- internal defect
- intrinsic defect
- invisible defect
- killing defect
- latent defect
- leading defect
- local defect
- macroscopic defect
- major defect
- man-made defect
- manufacturing defect
- material defect
- mechanical defect
- minor defect
- multiple defects
- natural defect
- nonfunctional defect
- noninspectable defect
- nonmeasurable defect
- nonoperational defect
- nonrepairable defect
- nonsignificant defect
- observed defect
- obvious defect
- open defect
- operational defect
- operator controllable defect
- physical defect
- point defect
- potential defect
- pouring defect
- primary defect
- process-induced defect
- processing defect
- proven defect
- random defect
- reliability defect
- removable defect
- repairable defect
- revealed defect
- rolling defect
- secondary defect
- serious defect
- service defect
- shape defect
- shrinkage defect
- significant defect
- simulated defect
- source defect
- special defect
- sporadic defect
- spot defect
- spurious defect
- stratified defect
- structural defect
- surface defect
- technological defect
- tolerance limit defect
- true defect
- typical defect
- unrepairable defect
- visible defect
- visual defect
- volume defect
- welding defect
- weldment defect
- workmanship defect
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nдефект; изъян; неисправность
- alleged defect
- apparent defect
- claimed defect
- critical defect
- detected defect
- discovered defect
- established defect
- grave defect
- hereditary defect
- hidden defect
- incidental defect
- inherent defect
- initial defect
- internal defect
- invisible defect
- latent defect
- major defect
- manufacturing defect
- manufacturing works defect
- material defect
- minor defect
- natural defect
- obvious defect
- outer defect
- outside defect
- patent defect
- petty defect
- principal defect
- quality defect
- repairable defect
- serious defect
- slight defect
- small defect
- subsurface defect
- surface defect
- visible defect
- visual defect
- zero defects
- undetected defect
- defect in design
- defect in goods
- defect in material
- defect in packing
- without defects
- free from defects
- conceal a defect
- correct a defect
- detect a defect
- discover a defect
- eliminate a defect
- find a defect
- have defects
- make good a defect
- rectify a defect
- remedy a defect defect costsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > defect
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Русско-английский автомобильный словарь > нехарактерный дефект
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15 второстепенный дефект
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > второстепенный дефект
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16 второстепенный дефект
incidental defect, minor defect, nonsignificant defectРусско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > второстепенный дефект
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17 случайный дефект
incidental defect, random defectБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > случайный дефект
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18 второстепенный дефект
1) Metallurgy: minor defect (дефект, не снижающий годности продукции)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > второстепенный дефект
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19 незначительная неисправность
1) Engineering: minor failure2) Information technology: glitch (в электронной аппаратуре)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > незначительная неисправность
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20 несущественная неисправность
1) Oil: incidental defect, insignificant failure, minor defect, nonsignificant defect, minor failure2) Microelectronics: redundant faultУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > несущественная неисправность
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