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Военный термин: субмарина класса "Огайо"Универсальный англо-русский словарь > submarine of the Ohio class
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субмарина класса "Огайо"English-Russian military dictionary > submarine of the Ohio class
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субмарина класса "Огайо"English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > submarine of the Ohio class
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1. n подводная лодка; субмарина2. n морское растениеsubmarine chaser — морской охотник, противолодочный корабль
3. n морское животное4. n амер. «субмарина»submarine of the Ohio class — субмарина класса "Огайо"
5. a подводный6. v потопить подводными лодками7. v атаковать подводными лодками8. v управлять подводной лодкойСинонимический ряд:1. subaquatic (adj.) subaquatic; subaqueous; underwater2. pirate ship (noun) brigantine; corsair; mosquito boat; pirate ship; privateer; raider; ship; torpedo boat; U-boat -
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n геогр. р. Огайоsubmarine of the Ohio class — субмарина класса "Огайо"
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submarine of the Ohio class — субмарина класса "Огайо"
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субмарина класса "Огайо" — submarine of the Ohio class
Синонимический ряд:подводная лодка (сущ.) подводная лодка; подлодка -
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Military: submarine of the Ohio classУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > субмарина класса Огайо
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