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1 row drill
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2 row drill
(сельскохозяйственное) рядовая сеялкаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > row drill
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3 row drill
[ʹrəʋdrıl] с.-х. -
4 row drill
['rəʊdrɪl]Сельское хозяйство: рядовая сеялка -
5 row drill
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6 row drill
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7 row drill
siewnik rzędowy -
8 row drill
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9 row drill
с. ст.• редосеялка -
10 row drill
1) с.х. рядовая сеялка2) сажалка; рядовая сеялка -
11 check-row drill
Макаров: гнездовая сеялка -
12 close-row drill
Макаров: узкорядная сеялка -
13 five-row drill
Сельское хозяйство: пятирядная сеялка -
14 multi-row drill
Макаров: многорядная сеялка -
15 narrow-row drill
Техника: узкорядная сеялка -
16 twin-row drill
1) Лесоводство: двухстрочная сеялка2) Макаров: сеялка для двухстрочного посева -
17 wide-row drill
Техника: широкорядная сеялка -
18 check-row drill
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19 five-row drill
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20 twin-row drill
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