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1 неровная поверхность
1) General subject: an uneven surface2) Aviation: broken surface4) Construction: irregular surface, uneven surface5) Railway term: rasping surface6) Automobile industry: torn surface7) Architecture: rough8) Forestry: raised grain (строганой доски)9) Plastics: pulled surface10) Makarov: harsh surface, rough surface, undulating terrain11) Cement: serrated surfaceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неровная поверхность
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2 неровная поверхность дороги, вызывающая дребезжание узлов в автомобиле
Automobile industry: rasping surfaceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неровная поверхность дороги, вызывающая дребезжание узлов в автомобиле
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