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1 мясной бульон
1) General subject: broth, meat broth, meat-broth2) Biology: beef-infusion broth3) Gastronomy: clear meat soup, meat-stock4) Fishery: beef extract broth5) Makarov: beef tea, infusion broth -
2 мясной
прлmeat attrмясно́й магази́н — butcher's shop
мясно́й бульо́н — meat broth, beef tea
мясны́е консе́рвы — tinned/AE canned meat sg
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3 судно для перевозки мяса
мясо, нарезанное кубиками или мелкими кусочками — diced meat
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > судно для перевозки мяса
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4 бульон
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5 мясной бульон
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6 мясопептонный бульон
1) Biology: beef-extract broth, beef-extract broth (МПБ), meat infusion broth (МПБ), plain broth (МПБ)2) Chemistry: plain brothУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > мясопептонный бульон
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7 простой бульон
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8 рыбный бульон
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9 МПБ
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10 мясопептонный бульон
Русско-английский биологический словарь > мясопептонный бульон
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11 мясной
прил. к мясомясная пища — meat products pl.
мясные консервы — tinned meat, canned meat амер.
мясной бульон — beef-tea, broth
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12 мясной
мясна́я пи́ща — meat products pl
мясны́е консе́рвы — tinned meat брит.; canned meat амер.
мясно́й бульо́н — beef tea, broth
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13 китовый
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14 вареный
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15 варёное китовое мясо в бульоне
Canning: boiled whale meat in brothУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > варёное китовое мясо в бульоне
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16 мясопептонный бульон
beef-extract [meat infusion] brothБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > мясопептонный бульон
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