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1. бронза2. бронзовый3. покрывать бронзой, бронзироватьadmiralty bronze — адмиралтейская [морская] бронза
age-hardening bronze — стареющая бронза
aluminum bronze — алюминиевая бронза
aluminum-iron bronze — железо-алюминиевая бронза
aluminum-iron-manganese bronze — алюминиево-железо-марганцовистая бронза
aluminum-iron-nickel bronze — алюминиево-железо-никелевая бронза
antifriction bronze — антифрикционная бронза
antimonous bronze — сурьмянистая бронза
antimonous-leaded bronze — сурьмяно-свинцовистая бронза
antimonous-nickel bronze — сурьмяно-никелевая бронза
antimonous-phosphor bronze — сурьмяно-фосфористая бронза
beryllium bronze — бериллиевая бронза
cadmium bronze — кадмиевая бронза
cermet-tin bronze — металлокерамическая оловянистая бронза
chrome bronze — хромистая [хромовая] бронза
chrome-nickel-aluminum bronze — xpoмо-никель-алюминиевая бронза
chromium bronze — хромистая [хромовая] бронза
cobalt-nickel bronze — кобальто-никелевая бронза
copper-cadmium bronze — медно-кадмиевая бронза
free-tin bronze — безоловянистая бронза
high-temperature strength bronze — жаропрочная бронза
high-tin bronze — высокооловянистая бронза
leaded bronze — свинцовистая бронза
leaded-nickel bronze — свинцовисто-никелевая бронза
leaded-tin bronze — свинцово-оловянистая бронза
manganese bronze — марганцовая бронза
molybdenum disulfide filled sintered bronze — спечённая бронза, наполненная дисульфидом молибдена
naval bronze — морская бронза
nickel bronze — никелевая бронза
nickel-aluminum bronze — никель-алюминиевая бронза
nickel-Ieaded bronze — никель-свинцовистая бронза
nickel-phosphor bronze — никель-фосфористая бронза
non-tin bronze — безоловянистая бронза
phosnic bronze — фосфорно-никелевая бронза
phosphor bronze — фосфористая бронза
silicon bronze — кремнистая бронза
silicon-aluminum bronze — кремнисто-алюминиевая бронза
silicon-manganese bronze — кремнисто-марганцовистая бронза
silicon-nickel bronze — кремнисто-никелевая бронза
sodium-tungsten bronze — натрий-вольфрамистая бронза
stibium bronze — сурьмянистая бронза
structural bronze — конструкционная бронза
teflon-impregnated porous bronze — пористая бронза, пропитанная тефлоном
tin bronze — оловянистая бронза
titanium-chromium bronze — титанo-хромистая бронза
tungsten bronze — вольфрамистая бронза
valve bronze — клапанная бронза
wear-resistant bronze — износостойкая бронза
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