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Общая лексика: граната со слезоточивым газом -
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мед.сущ. граната со слезоточивым газом -
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(n) граната со слезоточивым газом -
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Безопасность: граната со слезоточивым газом -
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1) Техника: ручная граната с ОВ слезоточивого действия2) Оружейное производство: ручная газовая граната -
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жен. shell;
grenade разрывная граната ≈ percussion grenade осколочно-фугасная граната ≈ high-explosive shell винтовочная граната ≈ rifle-grenade ручная граната ≈ hand grenade, trench bomb, bomb, bombshell;
apple амер.;
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pineapple сл. осколочная граната ≈ frag, fragmentation grenade газовая граната ≈ asphyxiating grenade химическая граната ≈ chemical grenade учебная граната ≈ training grenade граната со слезоточивым газом ≈ tear-grenade связка гранат ≈ clump of grenades, cluster of grenades бросить гранату ≈ to fire a grenade метание гранаты ≈ grenade throw( ing)ж. воен. grenade;
(артиллерийская) high-explosive shell;
ручная ~ hand-grenade;
противотанковая ~ anti-tank grenade. -
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патрон; заряд в картузе; кассета— blasting cartridge— flechette shot cartridge— low-powered cartridge— multiple-flechette cartridge— rimmed cartridge— triple bullet cartridge— triplex bullet cartridge -
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grenade — /grəˈneɪd / (say gruh nayd) noun 1. a small explosive shell thrown by hand or fired from a rifle. 2. a glass missile for scattering chemicals in order to put out fires, spread tear gas, etc. 3. Also, hand grenade. Colloquial (humorous) a 250 ml… …
grenade — noun Etymology: Middle French, literally, pomegranate, from Late Latin granata, from Latin, feminine of granatus seedy, from granum grain more at corn Date: 1591 a small missile that contains an explosive or a chemical agent (as tear gas, a flame … New Collegiate Dictionary