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1 shredding machine for wood wool production
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > shredding machine for wood wool production
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2 настриг шерсти
2) Australian slang: tally (одного стригаля за день)3) Textile: production of wool4) Makarov: clippings, wool production -
3 шерстное овцеводство
Русско-английский сельскохозяйственный словарь > шерстное овцеводство
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4 овцеводство
1) General subject: pastoral industry, sheep breeding2) Agriculture: sheep raising, sheep rearing3) Economy: sheep farm-out, sheep farming, sheep husbandry4) Textile: wool growing, wool production5) Makarov: sheep production -
5 пироксилин
1) General subject: gun-cotton, pyrocotton2) Geology: gun cotton, pyroxyline3) Medicine: pyroxylin (нитроклетчатка), pyroxylon4) Military: guncotton (ВВ), military guncotton, military guncotton (ВВ), nitrocotton (ВВ), pyro cotton, pyroxylin (ВВ)5) Engineering: guncotton6) Chemistry: collodion wool, nitrocotton, pyroxylin, pyroxylins7) Plastics: collodion cotton9) Cement: cotton powder (для взрывных работ) -
6 производство шерсти
Makarov: wool productionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > производство шерсти
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7 пуховое кролиководство
Makarov: rabbit wool productionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пуховое кролиководство
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8 станок для производства древесных волокон
Automation: shredding machine for wood wool productionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > станок для производства древесных волокон
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9 изделие
ср.1) (только ед.; изготовление) make2) ( предмет) (manufactured) article, product(ion); (мн. ч. изделия) goods, wares, manufacture, produce, productionглиняные изделия — earthenware ед.
жестяные изделия — tinware ед.
кустарные изделия — handicrafts, hand-made goods
серебряные изделия — silver goods; silverware ед.
скобяные изделия — ironmongery ед., hardware ед., ironware ед.
фарфоровые изделия — china, china-ware, porcelains
чулочные изделия — hosiery, hose
ювелирное изделие — jewel; мн. ч. jewelry, gold and silver ware
См. также в других словарях:
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