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1) General subject: unload cargo from a ship2) Economy: discharge a ship, discharge a vessel, unload a ship, unload a vessel -
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1. unload2. unloaded3. unloadingБизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > разгружать
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гл. unload; dump; dischargeразгружать, выгружать — to discharge cargo
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discharge, discharging, (памяти, напр. на внешний носитель) dump, dumping, relief, unload, unloading* * *разгру́зка ж.разгру́зка есть опера́ция по перева́лке гру́за на бе́рег или друго́е су́дно — discharge is transfer of cargo from a ship to shore or another vesselнача́ть разгру́зку (су́дна) — break out a cargo2. ( уменьшение нагрузки) (load) relief, off-loadingразгру́зка в отва́л — dumping (to spoil)разгру́зка движе́ния трансп. — traffic reliefразгру́зка пе́чи — furnace discharge, furnace unloadразгру́зка самотё́ком — gravity discharge* * *
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