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1 nonferrous waste
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > nonferrous waste
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2 nonferrous waste
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > nonferrous waste
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3 nonferrous waste
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > nonferrous waste
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4 nonferrous waste
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5 nonferrous waste
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6 nonferrous waste
Техника: отходы цветных металлов -
7 nonferrous
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8 waste
2) скрап, лом3) горн. пустая порода4) горн. выработанное пространство5) лесн. обрезки6) цел.-бум. срыв бумаги8) сброс (воды) || сбрасывать воду9) порча || портить ( материал); бесполезно расходовать ( материал)11) обтирочный материал, ветошь12) ж.-д. буксовая подбивка•-
abiotic waste
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acidic waste
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acid waste
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alkali waste
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animal waste
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aqueous waste
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bioconcentrative waste
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black-ash waste
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blast-furnace waste
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caved waste
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city waste
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cold waste
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colliery waste
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combustible waste
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commercial waste
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condensate waste
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construction waste
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corrosive waste
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cutting waste
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dewatered radioactive waste
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domestic waste
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dry radioactive waste
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farm waste
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felling waste
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fission-product waste
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food waste
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foundry waste
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fuel cycle waste
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gaseous waste
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green waste
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hard waste
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heat waste
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high-level liquid waste
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high-level solidified waste
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high-level waste
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hot waste
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incompatible wastes
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industrial waste
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iron-and-steel waste
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iron-foundry waste
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journal box waste
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leather waste
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livestock waste
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logging waste
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low-activity waste
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lumber waste
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manufacturing waste
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mine waste
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municipal waste
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noncombustible waste
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nonferrous waste
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nonutilizable waste
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nuclear waste
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oily waste
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operation waste
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packing house waste
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paper punch waste
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paper waste
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pathological waste
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photographic processing waste
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power waste
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process condensate waste
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processing waste
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radioactive waste
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refinery waste
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rejectable waste
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sanitary waste
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society's waste
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solid waste
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start-up waste
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steelmaking waste
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sulfur waste
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toxic waste
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trade waste
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untreated waste
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unusable waste
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utilizable waste
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vitrified nuclear waste
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washery waste -
9 plant waste
1. заводские отходы2. внутренние отходы -
10 отходы цветных металлов
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > отходы цветных металлов
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11 отходы цветных металлов
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > отходы цветных металлов
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12 отходы цветных металлов
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > отходы цветных металлов
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13 отходы цветных металлов
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > отходы цветных металлов
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14 цех прокатки цветного металла
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > цех прокатки цветного металла
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15 сплав цветных металлов
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > сплав цветных металлов
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16 отходы черных металлов
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > отходы черных металлов
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17 отходы цветных металлов
Engineering: nonferrous wasteУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отходы цветных металлов
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18 industry
3) фирма; предприятие•-
aerospace industry
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aircraft industry
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air industry
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alcoholic beverage industry
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apparel industry
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automotive industry
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baking industry
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basic industry
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boiler industry
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brewing industry
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building industry
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by-product-coking industry
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canned foods industry
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car-building industry
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chemical industry
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coal-mining industry
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coke industry
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cold-storage industry
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commercial space industry
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communication industry
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computer industry
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confectionary industry
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construction industry
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converter industry
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copper-smelting industry
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cosmetic industry
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cryogenic industry
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dairy industry
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detergent industry
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double-knit industry
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electric machine industry
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electrical manufacturing industry
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electrical industry
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electric-power industry
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electronic industry
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extractive industry
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fabric industry
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fat-and-oil industry
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feed mill industry
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ferroalloy industry
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film industry
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fish industry
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flavor and fragrance industry
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flavoring industry
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flour-milling industry
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food manufacturing industry
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food industry
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forest products industry
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forest industry
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foundry industry
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fragrance industry
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fruit processing industry
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graphic arts industry
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heavy industry
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hightech industry
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hosiery industry
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hydropower industry
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information processing industry
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information industry
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iron ore industry
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knitting industry
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light industry
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logging industry
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machine tool industry
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machine-building industry
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machine industry
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man-made textile industry
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manufacturing industry
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metal mining industry
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metal-working industry
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milk industry
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mineral resource industry
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mining industry
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motion picture industry
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motive-power industry
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movie industry
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natural gas industry
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nonferrous industry
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nuclear industry
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nuclear instrument industry
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nuclear reactor industry
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oil industry
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packaging industry
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paper converting industry
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photographic industry
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plastics industry
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power industry
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printing industry
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process industry
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public water-supply industry
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pulp-and-paper industry
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radiation-instrument industry
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refractories industry
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refrigeration industry
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resin industry
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robotic industry
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robot industry
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robotized industry
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rock-products industry
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rubber-processing industry
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salvage industry
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scrap industry
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semiconductor industry
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sewing industry
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soap industry
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soft drink industry
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software industry
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solar industry
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space industry
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steel tubular industry
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sugar industry
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sweater industry
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tea industry
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textile industry
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timber industry
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tobacco industry
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warp knitting industry
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waste industry
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water industry
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wine industry
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19 metal
1) металл || покрывать металлом || металлический3) щебень || мостить щебнем4) ж.-д. балласт || балластировать5) мн. ч. англ. рельсы6) стекломасса•metal with special expansion properties — металл с особыми свойствами расширения-
added metal
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alkaline metals
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alkali metals
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alkaline-earth metals
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antifriction metal
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as-cast metal
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as-quenched metal
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as-rolled metal
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babbitt metal
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babbit metal
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backing metal
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base metal
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basic metal
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blown metal
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blue metal
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brazing filler metal
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brazing metal
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burned metal
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cast metal
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ceramic metal
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clad metal
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coarse metal
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coated metal
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composite metal
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compound metal
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coupled metals
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crude metal
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cutting metal
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delta metal
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deposited metal
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direct metal
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dozzle metal
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dual metal
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ductile metal
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earth metal
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electrode metal
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electrofluxed metal
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electronegative metal
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electropositive metal
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emergency metal
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excess metal
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expanded metal
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expanding metal
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ferromagnetic metal
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ferrous base metal
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ferrous metal
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filler metal
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fine metal
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finishing metal
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first metal
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foamed metal
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fusible metal
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glass bubble-free metal
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glass metal
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hard metal
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head metal
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heat-transfer metal
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heavy metal
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high-density metal
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host metal
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hot metal
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image metal
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jobbing metal
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ladle-degassed metal
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laminated metal
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lead-base white metal
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light metal
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matrix metal
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molten metal
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Monel metal
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native metal
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noble metal
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nonferromagnetic metal
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nonferrous metal
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nonimage metal
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nonreactive metal
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one-dimensional metal
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organic metal
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pallet metal
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parent metal
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pickled sheet metal
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pig metal
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piped metal
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plated metal
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platinum metal
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pot metal
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powdered metal
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precious metal
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prerefined metal
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printer's metal
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rare-earth metals
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raw metal
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reactive metal
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receding metal
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recirculated metal
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reclaimed metal
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red metal
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refined metal
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refractory metal
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reinforcement metal
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rejected metal
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resistance metal
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road metal
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rolled metal
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sandy metal
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scrap metal
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second metal
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sheet metal
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shotted metal
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shot metal
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sintered powder metal
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skull-cast metal
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slush metal
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soluble metal
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solvent metal
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space metal
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speculum metal
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structural metal
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superconducting metal
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synthetic metal
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temperature-sensitive metals
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terne metal
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thermostat metal
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tinning metal
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transition metal
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type metal
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underlying metal
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unstainable metal
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valve metal
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VAR metal
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VIM metal
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virgin metal
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washed metal
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waste metal
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weld metal
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white metal
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work-hardened metal
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wrought metal
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yellow metal
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zone-melted metal
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zone metal -
20 metal
1) металл || металлический2) щебень•- light metal
- nonferrous metal
- road metal
- scrap metal
- sheet metal
- undulated sheet metal
- waste metal* * *
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