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1 sharpness of lines
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2 sharpness of lines
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3 sharpness of lines
English-Russian sailing ships dictionary > sharpness of lines
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4 sharpness
1. резкость2. остротаThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > sharpness
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5 sharpness
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6 cutting edge sharpness
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > cutting edge sharpness
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7 edge
1. край, кромка; полеslit edge — кромка, образующаяся при продольной разрезке
2. обрез; обрезатьsprinkled edge — обрез, закрашенный брызгами краски
stippled edge — обрез, закрашенный брызгами краски
combered edge — обрез, отделанный под мрамор
3. лезвие4. петля5. корешок6. корешковый сгиб7. режущая кромка8. линия разрезаdeckle edge — необрезанный край, отливная кромка
9. необрезанный край, отливная кромка10. тонкая кромка11. передний обрез12. нижнее поле13. разрезанная вручную петля в книге14. открытая сторона15. хвостовая кромка16. нижний обрез17. верхний обрез18. верхнее поле19. передняя кромка20. задняя кромка21. корешковое поле
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