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1 белый трос
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2 выбленочный трос
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > выбленочный трос
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3 манильский трос
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > манильский трос
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4 тентовый трос
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > тентовый трос
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5 тентовый леер
Naval: awning jackstay, just jackstay, ridge rope -
6 тентовый трос
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7 тентовый трос
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8 растяжка
1) General subject: expansion, ridgepole (у палатки), tie-rod, (гранаты) tripwire2) Aviation: cross-bracing3) Naval: tension brace4) Sports: ridge-pole6) Engineering: brace, extending, guy, guy line, guyline, guywire, spreader, stretching, tension cable, tension member, upsetting7) Construction: main carrier cable8) Mathematics: extension9) Automobile industry: strut, tension bar, tie, tie rod, strut brace10) Mining: anchor, anchor rope11) Forestry: guy cable, guy rootwood12) Polygraphy: stretcher (элемент конструкции печатных машин)13) Information technology: enlargement zooming14) Oil: anchor guy, anchor line, anchoring line, bracing whipstock, bracing wire, guy wire15) Astronautics: bracing rod, draw-string16) Mechanic engineering: guy rod17) Advertising: cross street banner (advertising), over-the-street banner, banner18) Drilling: bracing19) Sakhalin energy glossary: shroud, turnbuckle20) Polymers: stenter21) Automation: tension bracing22) Makarov: spreader (для туш), spreading device (для туш крупного рогатого скота), tensile member, tie link, tie member23) Gold mining: delay24) oil&gas: guy-line, guy-rope, guy-wire, guyline (буровой вышки), guyrope, tailing (при креплении)25) Logistics: guy rope -
9 чересседельник
1) General subject: back chain, back rope, back-chain, back-rope, backband, saddle2) Horse breeding: back band, ridge band, ridgeland
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