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1. n1) станция; место; участок; стоянка2) развед. жарг. резидентура ( при посольстве)•to decommission a commercial nuclear power station — отказываться от дальнейшего использования промышленной атомной электростанции
- automatic interplanetary stationto march to the police station in protest — организовывать демонстрацию протеста к зданию полицейского участка
- ballot station
- bootleg radio station
- broadcasting station
- dissident radio station
- duty station
- experimental station
- guided missile tracking station
- hydroelectric power station
- hydro-power station
- jamming station
- laser-equipped space station
- mobile instruction station
- mobile polling station
- nuclear energy station
- nuclear power station
- official duty station
- orbital scientific station
- orbiting station
- pirate radio station
- police station
- polling station
- proliferation of nuclear power stations
- radar station
- radio broadcasting station
- recruiting station
- space station
- space tracking station
- station of destination
- television station
- unmanned station
- work station 2. vнаходиться, размещать(ся); располагать; проживать; базироваться; дислоцировать(ся)
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