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1 oxide tint
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2 oxide tint
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4 oxide tint
Англо-русский словарь по сварочному производству > oxide tint
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5 tint
1. n краска; оттенок; тонred of tint, with a red tint — с красным оттенком
2. n нежный тон3. n краска, красящий состав для волос4. n глубина тона; насыщенность, интенсивность цвета5. n фон; теньruled tint — тень, нанесённая параллельными линиями
6. n примесь7. v слегка окрашивать; подкрашивать; оттенять; тушевать8. v окрашиватьсяСинонимический ряд:1. hue (noun) cast; color; colour; complexion; dye; gradation; hue; shade; stain; tinge; tone2. colour (verb) color; colour; dye; pigment; stain3. complexion (verb) complexion; tincture; tinge -
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1. оттенок; тонred of tint, with a red tint — с красным оттенком
2. интенсивность цвета3. растровый фон4. светлый, малонасыщенныйBenday tint — узор на прозрачной плёнке, имитирующий узоры тангирных сеток
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7 tint
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8 india tint
1. светло-коричневый цвет2. светло-желтый оттенокred of tint, with a red tint — с красным оттенком
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9 heat tint
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10 letting tint
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11 oxidation tint
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12 temper tint
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13 glass
1) стекло3) зеркало4) стеклянная тара, стеклотара || упаковывать в стеклотару5) стакан; бокал6) мн. ч. очки•-
acidproof glass
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actinic glass
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adiactinic glass
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alarm glass
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alcohol test glass
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alkali glass
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alkali-free glass
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aluminosilicate glass
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amber glass
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anaglyph glasses
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antiactinic glass
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antidazzle glass
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antiglare glass
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armored glass
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art glass
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avanturine glass
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barium glass
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base glass
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bend glass
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beveled glass
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blank glass
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blown glass
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bone glass
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borate glass
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borosilicate glass
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bottle glass
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bottom glass
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broken glass
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building glass
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bulletproof glass
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cabal glass
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cased glass
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cast glass
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cellular glass
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ceramized glass
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cerise glass
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chalcogenide glass
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chart-reading glass
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chemical glass
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chip-mounting glass
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cladding glass
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clear glass
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clear window glass
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clock glass
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cloth glass
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clouded glass
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colored glass
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colorless glass
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commercial glass
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complex glass
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conductive glass
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container glass
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cooking glass
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corrugated glass
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cover glass
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crown flint glass
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crown glass
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crushed glass
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crystal glass
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crystalline glass
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cut glass
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dead glass
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decorative glass
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devitrified solder glass
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dimming glass
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double glass
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double-strength glass
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expanded glass
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face glass
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fancy glass
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fiber glass
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figured glass
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filter glass
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finely crushed glass
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fireproof glass
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flashed glass
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flat glass
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flint glass
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float glass
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fluid glass
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fluoride glass
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fluorine-doped silica glass
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fluted glass
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foam glass
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frosted glass
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frozen glass
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gage glass
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Georgian glass
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germanosilicate glass
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glare-resistant glass
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glazing plate glass
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granulated glass
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green glass
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grooved glass
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ground glass
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hard glass
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hardened glass
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hearth glass
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heat-absorbing glass
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high-melting glass
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high-silica glass
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high-temperature glass
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high-transmission glass
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hollow glass
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horizon glass
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hot glass
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household glass
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illuminating glass
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index glass
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iron glass
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laboratory glass
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laminated glass
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lead crystal glass
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lead glass
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light glass
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light-sensitive glass
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lime glass
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lime-soda glass
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liquid glass
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long glass
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low iron glass
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low-melting glass
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manifold plate glass
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marbled glass
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medical glass
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mirror glass
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mixed-alkali borate glass
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mold-blown glass
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molded glass
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molten glass
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moonstone glass
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natural glass
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neck glass
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noncrystallized solder glass
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nuclear waste glass
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obscured glass
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observation glass
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opacified glass
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opal glass
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ophthalmic glass
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optical glass
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organic glass
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ornamental glass
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overlaid glass
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oxide glass
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pane glass
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particulate glass
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phase-separated glass
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phosphate glass
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photoceram glass
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photochromic glass
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photosensitive glass
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pigmented glass
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plain weave glass
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plate glass
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ply glass
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polished glass
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polished plate glass
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powder glass
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pressed glass
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prism glass
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processed glass
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pyrex glass
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quartz glass
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quick-setting glass
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reduced glass
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refined glass
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refractory glass
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resin glass
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rolled glass
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ruby glass
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safety glass
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sealing glass
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seal glass
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semicrystal glass
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shaped glass
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shatterproof glass
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sheet glass
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shielding glass
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short glass
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sialon glass
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sight glass
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silica glass
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silicate glass
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silvering glass
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single strength glass
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slag glass
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soda glass
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soda-free glass
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soda-lime glass
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soft glass
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solder glass
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soluble glass
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soundproof glass
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space-manufactured ultrapure glass
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spectacle glass
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spin-quenched glass
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sponge glass
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stained glass
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striated glass
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structural glass
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sun glass
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tank glass
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technical glass
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tempered glass
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ternary glass
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tint glass
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toughened glass
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transfer glass
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translucent glass
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tuyere glass
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TV glass
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uviol glass
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visionproof glass
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vitreous glass
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waste glass
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water glass
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window glass
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wire glass
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1. порошок2. пыль3. пудраbronze powder — бронзовый порошок, «золотая пудра»
developer powder — проявляющий порошок, тонер, тон-порошок
dye-sensitized zinc oxide powder — порошок оксида цинка, сенсибилизированный красителем
gold bronze powder — бронзовый порошок, «золотая пудра»
image powder — порошок, составляющий изображение
ink powder — порошковая краска; тонер, тон-порошок
toner powder — тонер, тон-порошок, проявляющий порошок
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