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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > rubble stone masonry
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2 rubble (stone) masonry
Строительство: бутовая кладкаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > rubble (stone) masonry
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3 rubble stone masonry
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4 free-stone masonry
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > free-stone masonry
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5 masonry
- masonry
- n1. каменная кладка (1. процесс 2. конструкция)
2. монолитный бетон ( стен здания)
- above-grade masonry
- ashlar masonry
- backing masonry
- bastard masonry
- brick masonry
- brick-lined masonry
- concrete masonry
- coursed block masonry
- cyclopean rubble masonry
- cyclopean masonry
- dry masonry
- exposed masonry
- grouted masonry
- hollow masonry
- infilling masonry
- loose masonry
- plain masonry
- quarry-faced masonry
- reinforced masonry
- reticulated masonry
- rubble stone masonry
- rubble masonry
- shoved masonry
- solid masonry
- stone masonry
- tile masonry
- uncoursed rubble masonry
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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- block-in-course masonry - brick masonry - cement-rubble masonry - clinker masonry - concrete masonry - cyclopean masonry - dressed masonry - dry masonry - free-stone masonry - loose masonry - pick-and-dip masonry - plain masonry - racked-joint masonry - reinforced brick masonry - rustic masonry - stone masonry - stone-faced masonry - tile masonry - two-division masonry - vaulting masonry - winter masonry* * *1. каменная кладка (1. процесс 2. конструкция)2. монолитный бетон ( стен здания)- above-grade masonry
- ashlar masonry
- backing masonry
- bastard masonry
- brick masonry
- brick-lined masonry
- concrete masonry
- coursed block masonry
- cyclopean rubble masonry
- cyclopean masonry
- dry masonry
- exposed masonry
- grouted masonry
- hollow masonry
- infilling masonry
- loose masonry
- plain masonry
- quarry-faced masonry
- reinforced masonry
- reticulated masonry
- rubble stone masonry
- rubble masonry
- shoved masonry
- solid masonry
- stone masonry
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Ashlar masonry
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bastard masonry
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bearing-out masonry
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block-in-course masonry
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brick masonry
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brick-lined masonry
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coarse masonry
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concrete masonry
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cyclopean masonry
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dressed masonry
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dry masonry
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exposed masonry
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glass-block masonry
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grouted masonry
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herringbone masonry
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loose masonry
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quarry-stone masonry
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random masonry
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range masonry
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refractory masonry
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reinforced masonry
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rough masonry
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rubble masonry
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1. n бут, булыжник, рваный камень2. n ледяной валун3. n горн. штыбСинонимический ряд:1. fragments (noun) fragments; moraine; rock2. gravel (noun) gravel; masonry; stone3. rubbish (noun) debris; destruction; rubbish; ruins; trash; wreckage -
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1. каменная кладкаmegalithic masonry — крупная, частично циклопическая кладка
rustic masonry — кладка из неотёсанного камня, рустовка
2. монолитный бетонabove-grade masonry — наземная кладка; кладка выше нулевой отметки
dry masonry — кладка «насухо», сухая кладка
loose masonry — кладка «насухо», сухая кладка
reinforced masonry — армированная каменная кладка, армокаменная конструкция
stone masonry — каменная кладка; кладка из природного камня
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каменная крепь; каменный, кирпичный•
- concrete masonry
- quarry-stone masonry
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бутовый камень, бут; каменные обломки, рваный каменьregular-coursed rubble — рядовая бутовая кладка, бутовая кладка ровными рядами
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megalithic masonry — крупная, частично циклопическая кладка
stone masonry — каменная кладка; кладка из природного камня
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1) Техника: бутовая кладка, забутовка2) Строительство: (stone) бутовая кладка, циклопическая кладка3) Горное дело: сухая каменная кладка -
14 rubble toe wall
stone wall — каменная стена, каменная ограда
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > rubble toe wall
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15 rough rubble
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16 snecked rubble
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17 uncoursed rubble
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > uncoursed rubble
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18 каменная кладка
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > каменная кладка
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20 wall
1) стена, вал; стенка; перегородка; переборка2) дамба, насыпь ( для защиты от наводнения)3) геол. боковая порода4) горн. забой, лава5) обыкн. мн. ч. укрепления ( в военном деле)6) стенной, настенный7) обносить стеной, валом; разделять стеной; заделывать8) укреплять, строить укрепления•to wall in — огораживать, обносить стеной
to wall off — отгораживать (стеной, забором)
- abutment wall - adiabatic wall - aisle wall - all-rowlock wall - anchor wall - anchored retaining wall - approach wall - apron wall - arch wall - area wall - areaway wall - ashlar wall - back wall - baffle wall - bag wall - barrier wall - battened wall - batter-curved wall - battering wall - bearing wall - below-grade wall - blank wall - bottom wall - boulder wall - boundary wall - boxed buttress wall - breast wall - brick wall - bridge wall - bulkhead wall - buttress wall - buttressed wall - buttress retaining wall - buttress stiffening cross wall - cantilevered wall - cantilever retaining wall - cantilever tee retaining wall - carrying wall - cavity wall - central core wall - ceramic wall - chief wall - city wall - cob wall - column-and-panel wall - common wall - composite core wall - compound wall - concrete block masonry wall - concrete block quay wall - concrete core wall - continuous training wall - coping wall - core wall - core wall of dam - counterfort retaining wall - counterforted retaining wall - counterscarp wall - crib retaining wall - cross wall - crown wall - curtain wall - cut-off wall - dead wall - deflecting wall - diaphragm wall - diathermal wall - dirt wall - divide wall - dividing wall - division wall - double-face wall - downstream curtain wall - drain wall - dry wall - dry rubble wall - dry stone wall - dwarf wall - embankment wall - enceinte wall - enclosure wall - end wall - exposed wall - facade wall - face wall - faced wall - fencing wall - fender wall - filler wall - filtration-proof wall - fire wall - fire-division wall - fireproof wall - flat wall - flood wall - foot wall - foundation wall - frame wall - free-standing sheet pile wall - front wall - furred wall - gable wall - gravity wall - gravity quay wall - gravity retaining wall - guard wall - guide wall - half-brick wall - half-timber wall - head wall - heat insulated wall - hollow wall - hollow concrete quay wall - hollow core wall - honeycombed wall - intake wall - internal wall - jacketed wall - key wall - land lock wall - latticed partition wall - lightweight wall - load-bearing wall - loam wall - main wall - masonry wall - monolith quay wall - moorage wall - mortarless wall - moving wall - mud wall - naked wall - non-bearing wall - non-loadbearing wall - one-and-half brick wall - one-brick wall - outer protective wall - outside wall - oven wall - pack wall - panel wall - parapet wall - partition wall - party wall - perforated wall - periphery wall - piling wall - plinth wall - porous wall - prefabricated wall - prefabricated area wall - puddle wall - quay wall - reed slab wall - relieving wall - retaining wall - retaining wall with surcharge - retention wall - revetment wall - ribbed wall - ring wall - river lock wall - rough wall - rubble wall - rubble retaining wall - rubble toe wall - sandwich wall - scarp wall - sea wall - sealing wall - self-supporting wall - self-sustaining wall - separation wall - serpentine wall - shadow wall - sheet-pile wall - sheet-pile retaining wall - shelter wall - short training wall - side wall - skimmer wall - skimming wall - sleeper wall - slot wall - slurry wall - socle wall - solid quay wall - soundproof wall - spandrel wall - spillway guide wall - spine wall - spiral wall - splay walls - stair wall - stepped side wall - string wall - stringer wall - structural wall - stud wall - suspended wall - tail wall - talus wall - tied retaining wall - tile-hung wall - toe wall - training wall - tube wall - turf wall - two-and-a-half brick wall - two-brick wall - unpierced wall - upstream wall - veneered wall - wake wall - wall-derrick wall - waterproofing wall - wave wall - wharf wall - whole-brick wall - window wall - wing wall - wing wall of lockto wall up —1) производить кладку стены 2) заделывать (дверь, окно), замуровывать
* * *1. стена (здания, сада)2. стенка (траншеи, котлована)3. крепостной вал- above-grade wallto wall up — заделывать [замоноличивать] в стену
- all-brick wall
- all-rowlock wall
- anchor wall
- anchored retaining wall
- anchored sheetpile wall
- anchored sheet wall
- angular retaining wall
- apron wall
- arched retaining wall
- area wall
- avalanche baffle wall
- backup wall
- baffle wall
- basement wall
- basement retaining wall
- bearing wall
- below-grade wall
- bin wall
- bin-type retaining wall
- blank wall
- blind wall
- block wall
- block quay wall
- boulder wall
- boundary wall
- bracket-type retaining wall
- breast wall
- brick wall
- brick-and-a-half wall
- bridge spandrel wall
- bulged retaining wall
- bulkhead wall
- buttressed retaining wall
- canted wall
- cant wall
- cantilevered quay wall
- cantilevered retaining wall
- cast-in-place trench wall
- cavity concrete block wall
- ceramic wall
- climbing wall
- collision wall
- common wall
- compound wall
- concrete wall
- concrete block gravity wall
- concrete block masonry wall
- concrete core wall
- concrete tile masonry wall
- concrete tile wall
- core wall
- counterfort retaining wall
- crib retaining wall
- cross wall
- curtain wall
- curved wall
- cutoff wall
- cutoff sheet pile wall
- dead wall
- diaphragm wall
- diaphragm retaining wall
- dividing wall
- division wall
- drop wall
- dry wall
- dry stone wall
- dwarf wall
- economy wall
- embankment wall
- enclosure wall
- envelope wall
- exterior wall
- external wall
- external panel wall
- face wall
- faced wall
- falling wall
- fence wall
- fender wall
- filler wall
- fire wall
- fire division wall
- fixed retaining wall
- flank wall
- flexible retaining wall
- flexible wall
- foundation wall
- freestone wall
- front wall
- gable wall
- garden wall
- garden wall with coping stones
- glass wall
- glass brick wall
- gravity masonry wall
- gravity quay wall
- ground wall
- guard wall
- guide wall
- half-brick wall
- head wall
- hollow masonry wall
- hollow wall
- honeycomb wall
- hopper wall
- infilled wall
- interior wall
- knee wall
- lateral wall
- lattice retaining wall
- load-bearing wall
- mechanical core wall
- metal curtain wall
- naked wall
- noise abatement wall
- noise control barrier wall
- nonbearing wall
- one-brick wall
- operable wall
- outer wall
- panel wall
- paneled wall
- parapet wall
- party wall
- perforated wall
- periphery wall
- pierced wall
- plastered wall
- precast barrier wall
- precast barrier wall for noise control
- precast basement wall
- quay wall
- retaining wall
- revetment wall
- ribbed wall
- rising wall
- rollock cavity wall
- rubble masonry wall
- rubble wall
- sandwich wall
- screen wall
- sea wall
- sectional retaining wall
- semigravity wall
- shear wall
- shotcreted wall
- side wall
- sleeper wall
- slurry-type wall
- slurry wall
- solid masonry wall
- solid retaining wall
- sound-proof wall
- spine wall
- splitter wall
- steel curtain wall
- stone wall
- storm wall
- structural wall
- stub wall
- stud wall
- surcharged wall
- thrust resistance wall
- tied retaining wall
- timber-paneled wall
- toe wall
- training wall
- veneered wall
- waterproofing below-grade wall
- whole-brick wall
- window wall
- wing wall
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