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1 производить перевалку груза
Русско-английский словарь по логистике > производить перевалку груза
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2 производить перевалку груза
Logistics: transship cargoУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > производить перевалку груза
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3 перегружать
1) General subject: congest, over-charge, overburden, overcharge, overfreight, overload, overweight, overwork, pad (пустыми словами, излишними подробностями), reload, surcharge, task, tranship (на другое судно (и т.п.)), break the back2) Naval: handle cargo, overcharge (чрезмерно), tranship3) Medicine: overstrain4) Military: load5) Engineering: overburden (превышать нормальную нагрузку), overcharge (превышать нормальную нагрузку), overcharge reload, overdrive (превышать нормальную нагрузку), overload (превышать нормальную нагрузку), supercharge, transfer (груз), transship (с одного вида транспорта на другой)6) Construction: trans-ship8) Economy: overcharge (нагружать больше нормы), reship9) Automobile industry: force (машину), reload (с одного места на другое), urge10) Forestry: reload (напр. с автомобиля в вагон), transfer (напр. лесоматериалы с автомобиля на железнодорожную платформу)12) Oil: crowd (алмазную коронку)17) Quality control: overstress18) Makarov: break the back ( of), clutter, congest (напр. линию связи), overcrowd, overload (превышать нагрузку), overrun, transfer cargo (перемещать грузы), transfer load (перемещать грузы), clutter up (подробностями и т. п.)
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