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[weɪst] 1. сущ.1) растрата; расточительство; излишняя или ненужная тратаwaste of time / money / energy — бесполезная трата времени / денег / сил
to go to waste — тратиться непроизводительно; оставаться неиспользованным; идти в отходы
2) = waste products отходы ( производства)3) физиол. выделения ( организма)4)а) потеря, убыль; убыток, ущербб) юр. порча; небрежное отношение ( арендатора к имуществу арендодателя)5) книжн. пустынное пространство6) горн.а) пустая порода; выработанный участок шахтыб) очень мелкий уголь или угольная пыльSyn:slack II2. прил.1) ненужный, непригодный, бесполезныйSyn:2) тех. отработанныйwaste paper — макулатура, использованная бумага
3) бракованный, непригодный ( о сырье)Syn:4) пустынный, незаселённый; невозделанный, необработанный- lie wasteSyn:5) опустошённый прям. и перен.3. гл.1)а) терять даром, тратить впустую (деньги, время, энергию, усилия и т. п.)to waste words — попусту тратить слова, говорить на ветер
All his efforts were wasted. — Все его усилия не привели ни к какому результату.
He was not going to waste time. — Он не собирался терять время даром.
I decided not to waste money on a hotel. — Я решил не тратить денег на гостиницу.
But I waste your time, sir. I will not detain you. — Ах, я же отнимаю ваше драгоценное время. Простите, сударь, не смею больше задерживать.
The invaluable by-products are all wasted and escape into the air in the form of smoke. — Ценные побочные продукты теряются и выбрасываются в воздух в виде дыма.
A considerable portion of the heat is wasted by radiation. — Значительная часть тепла теряется на излучение.
Syn:squander 2.в) упустить ( шанс), не воспользоваться ( возможностью)Let's not waste an opportunity to see the children. — Надо не упустить шанс повидаться с детьми.
г) ( waste on) страд. не произвести впечатления (на кого-л.)As I had not read the book, the allusion was wasted on me. — Я не читал эту книгу, поэтому не понял намёка.
2) опустошать, разорять (землю, чью-л. собственность и т. п.)He fell suddenly on them with four legions, seized their cattle, wasted their country. — Он внезапно обрушился на них силой своих четырёх легионов, захватил скот, разорил земли.
Syn:3) амер.; разг.б) убить, прикончить (кого-л.)They wasted him because he blew their deal. — Они убили его, потому что он сорвал им сделку.
Syn:4)а) изматывать, изнурять, переутомлять, подрывать силыThe war wasted our strength. — Война подточила силы нашего народа.
He wasted his eyes in observing the stars. — Он испортил себе зрение, наблюдая за звёздами.
Syn:б) = waste away чахнуть, истощаться, угасатьSince my aunt's operation, she has simply been wasting away and may not last long. — С тех пор, как моей тёте сделали операцию, силы очень быстро покидают её и, возможно, она долго не протянет.
5) иссякать, подходить к концуThe afternoon wasted away. — День угас.
Syn:6) спорт. худеть, терять вес ( в результате усиленных тренировок) -
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I [weɪst] n1) бесполезная трата, растрата, расточительство, излишняя трата, ненужная трата- waste of time- waste of water
- go to waste2) отбросы, отходы- dump industrial waste into rivers and seas
- recycle household waste II [weɪst] vзря тратить, растрачивать, тратить впустуюAll his efforts were wasted. — Все его усилия были напрасны.
My words were wasted on him. — Мои слова его не тронули.
Waste not, want not. — ◊ Кто деньгам не знает цены, тому не избежать нужды
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1) газ || выделять газ || газовый; газообразный2) авто проф. сокр. от gasoline топливо; бензин3) отравляющее вещество, ОВ || поражать ОВ4) наполнять газом; насыщать газом; пищ. газировать•gas in place — запасы газа в коллекторе;gas in-situ — газ в пластовых условиях;to boost gas along to its destination — повышать давление газа для доставки его к месту назначения;to sweeten gas — удалять из газа соединения серы;to take off casing-head gas — отбирать нефтяной газ на устье скважины-
absorbent gas
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acid gas
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active gas
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actuation gas
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aerogen gas
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aggressive gas
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air gas
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air-free gas
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alky gas
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all-weather liquefied petroleum gas
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ammonia gas
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ammonia synthesis gas
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anaerobic fuel gas
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anode gas
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artificial gas
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associated gas
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associated-dissolved gas
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ballast gas
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blast-furnace gas
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blau gas
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blue gas
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bottled gas
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bradenhead gas
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burning gases
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burnt gas
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butane-enriched water gas
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butane-propane gas
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by-product gas
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calibrating gas
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cap gas
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carbureted gas
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carbureted hydrogen gas
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carrier gas
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casinghead gas
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cathode gas
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char gas
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city gas
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coal gas
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coke oven gas
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coke-cooling gas
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combination gas
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combustible gas
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combustion gas
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compressed gas
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condensed gas
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consumer gas
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contaminant gas
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conventional gas
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converted gas
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converter waste gas
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coolant gas
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corrosive gas
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cryogenic gas
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degenerate gas
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desuperheat gas
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dielectric gas
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diluent gas
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diluted gas
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dissolved gas
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diving gas
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domestic gas
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doping gas
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dry gas
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drying gas
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dump gas
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dust-laden gas
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effluent gas
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electrode gas
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electronic gas
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electron gas
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electronegative gas
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elementary gas
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end gas
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enriched gas
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entrained gas
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exhaust gas
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explosion gas
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extremely dry gas
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fat gas
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filtered flue gas
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fire gas
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fission gas
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fixed gas
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flare gas
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flash gas
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flue gas
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fluidizing gas
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fluorocarbon gas
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foul gas
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free gas
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fuel gas
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fume-laden gas
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furnace gas
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gas-lift gas
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glass-forming gas
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green gases
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head-space gas
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heating gas
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helium-bearing natural gas
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high btu gas
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high gas
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high-altitude LP gas
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high-purity gas
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household fuel gas
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humid gas
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hydrocarbon gases
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ideal gas
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illuminating gas
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incoming gas
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indifferent gas
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industrial gas
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inert gas
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inflammable gas
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injected gas
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inleaking gas
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intergalactic gas
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interplanetary gas
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interstellar gas
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ionized gas
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kerosine gas
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kiln gases
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landfill gas
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lean gas
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lift gas
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lighting gas
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liquefied natural gas
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live gas
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LN gas
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low-boiling gas
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low-energy coal-derived gas
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low-thermal-value fuel gas
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LP gas
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makeup gas
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manufactured gas
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manure gas
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marsh gas
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medium-energy coal-derived gas
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mine gas
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mixed gas
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mustard gas
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naphtha gas
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native gas
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natural gas
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noble gas
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nonassociated natural gas
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noncondensable gas
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nonhydrocarbon gases
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nonstripped petroleum gas
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noxious gas
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occluded gas
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off gas
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oil gas
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oil samp gas
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oil-water gas
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oil-well gas
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olefiant gas
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onboard-stored gas
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paraffin gas
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peat gas
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perfect gas
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petroleum gas
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pipeline gas
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pollutant gases
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poor gas
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power gas
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process gas
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processed gas
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producer gas
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propulsive gas
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protective gas
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purge gas
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radiating gas
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radioactive gas
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radioactive noble gases
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rare gas
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reaction gas
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reactionless gas
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reactivation gas
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reactive gas
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receiver gases
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recoverable gas
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recycled gas
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recycle gas
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reference gas
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refinery gas
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refrigerant gas
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regeneration gas
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relief gases
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residual gas
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residue gas
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rich gas
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rich petroleum gas
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roaster gas
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roast gas
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rock gas
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sales gas
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separator gas
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sewer gas
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shocked gas
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sludge gas
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solute gas
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solution gas
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sour gas
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span gas
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spent gas
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stabilizer gas
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stack gas
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steam run gas
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stillage gas
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still gas
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stripped gas
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suction gas
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sweet gas
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synthesis gas
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synthetic natural gas
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synthetic gas
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tail gas
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tank gas
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tar gas
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top gas
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town gas
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toxic gas
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trace gases
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trapped gas
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trap gas
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treated gas
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trip gas
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unassociated gas
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underground storage gas
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unstripped gas
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vapor gases
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washed gas
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waste gas
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water gas
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wet gas
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working gas
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1) топливо, горючее || заправлять(ся) топливом, заправлять(ся) горючим•-
acid sludge fuel
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additional fuel
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aircraft engine fuel grade 100
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aircraft fuel grade 100
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alcohol fuel
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alternate fuel
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annihilation fuel
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antiknock fuel
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aromatic fuel
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ash-bearing fuel
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ash-free fuel
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ash-rich fuel
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atomic fuel
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atomized fuel
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automotive fuel
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aviation blending fuel
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aviation fuel
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aviation mixed fuel
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backup fuel
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binary fuel
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biomass-based fuel
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black oil fuel
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blended fuel
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blending fuel
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borderline fuels
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bunker fuel
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by-product fuel
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ceramic nuclear fuel
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clean-burning fuel
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climb fuel
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coal-derived liquid fuel
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coal-in-oil fuel
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coal-water fuel
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cold-starting fuel
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colloidal fuel
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commercial grade fuel
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composite fuel
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concentrated nuclear fuel
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cupola fuel
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degraded fuel
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denatured fuel
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diesel fuel
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dispersion fuel
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domestic fuel
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doped fuel
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dribbling diesel fuel
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dusty fuel
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emulsified fuel
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engine fuel
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enriched fuel
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ethanol fuel
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ethylized fuel
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finished fuel
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fissionable fuel
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fission fuel
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fossil fuel
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fresh fuel
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fusionable fuel
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fusion fuel
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gas fuel
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generative fuel
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heavy oil fuel
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high-antiknock fuel
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high-flash fuel
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high-grade fuel
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high-moisture fuel
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high-speed diesel fuel
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high-sulfur fuel
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high-volatile fuel
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household fuel
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hydrocarbon fuel
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hydrogen fuel
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hydrogen-based gaseous fuel
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intentionally dumped fuel
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irradiated fuel
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jet aircraft fuel
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jet fuel
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knock-free fuel
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lead-free fuel
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light diesel fuel
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light-volatile fuel
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liquid fuel
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liquid gas fuel
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liquid hydrocarbon fuel
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liquid transportation fuel
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lower enrichment nuclear fuel
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low-grade fuel
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low-sulfur fuel
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low-volatile fuel
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mixed oxide fuel
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motor fuel
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motor volatile fuel
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nitrogen-containing fuel
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nonfroth fuel
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nonhydrocarbon motor fuel
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nonleaded fuel
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nuclear fuel
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oil fuel
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oxygen-oil rocket fuel
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patch fuel
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petroleum fuel
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pollution-free fuel
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poor diesel fuel
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poor ignition quality fuel
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porous fuel
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powdered fuel
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power booster fuel
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power fuel
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power-plant fuel
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premium fuel
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premium motor fuel
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premium-priced fuel
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pressed fuel
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pressure fuel
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primary nuclear fuel
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process fuel
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pulverized fuel
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pumpable fuel
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radioactive fuel
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railroad fuel
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recycle nuclear fuel
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reduced-enrichment fuel
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reference fuel
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replacement fuel
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rocket fuel
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safety fuel
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shellspark fuel
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slurry fuel
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smokeless fuel
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solid fuel
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spent fuel
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sphere-pac fuel
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standard fuel
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starting fuel
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stove fuel
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sulfur-bearing fuel
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superoctane number fuel
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superoctane fuel
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synthetic liquid fuel
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temporary fuel
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transport fuel
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turbine fuel
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two-stroke fuel
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unleaded fuel
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unsafe fuel
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uranium carbide fuel
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vehicle fuel
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waste fuels
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wide-cut fuel
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