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21 half-measure
{,ha:fmeʒə}
n полумярка* * *{,ha:fme(c)ъ} n полумярка.* * *n полумярка* * *half-measure[¸ha:f´meʒə] n полумярка. -
22 over-measure
{'ouvə,meʒə}
вж. overplus* * *{'ouvъ,me(c)ъ} overplus.* * *горница;* * *вж. overplus* * *over-measure[´ouvə¸meʒə] n излишък, горница. -
23 tape-measure
{'teipmeʒə}
n рулетка, (шивашки) сантиметър* * *{'teipme(c)ъ} n рулетка; (шивашки) сантиметър.* * *рулетка;* * *n рулетка, (шивашки) сантиметър* * *tape-measure[´teip¸meʒə] n рулетка, мерна лента; сантиметър. -
24 yard-measure
{'ja:d,meʒə}
n метър (от дърво, метален, лента, рулетка и пр.), аршин* * *{'ja:d,me(c)ъ} n метър (от дьрво, метален, лента, рулетк* * *n метър (от дърво, метален, лента, рулетка и пр.), аршин* * *yard-measure[´ja:d¸meʒə] n аршин, метър (за мерене). -
25 long-measure
{,lɔŋ'meʒə}
n мярка за дължина* * *{,lъn'me(c)ъ} n мярка за дължина.* * *n мярка за дължина -
26 poulter's measure
{'poultəz,meʒə}
n проз. двустишие с 12 и 14 срички* * *{'poultъz,me(c)ъ} n проз. двустишие с 12 и 14 сричк* * *n проз. двустишие с 12 и 14 срички -
27 above all measure
прекалено; -
28 anti-measure
противомярка; -
29 additive measure
мат.• адитивна мяркаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > additive measure
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30 angular measure
• ъглово измерениеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > angular measure
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31 arc measure
• дъгова мярка -
32 bank measure
• измерване на земни работи по кубатурата на насипа -
33 board measure
• стандартна мярка за дървен материал -
34 common measure
мат.• общ делител -
35 convergence in measure
• сходимост по мяраEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > convergence in measure
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36 convergences in measure
• сходимост по мяраEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > convergences in measure
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37 cross measure
мин.• изработка напречно на простирането -
38 cubic measure
• мярка за обем -
39 dry measure
• мярка за материали в насипно състояние -
40 folding pocket measure
• сгъваем метърEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > folding pocket measure
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