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1 корыто покрытия
trapezoidal ditch дорож.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > корыто покрытия
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2 корыто
1) General subject: back, backer, hod (для извести), pan, trough, vat, washtub, washing tub2) Geology: swally3) Engineering: hod (для раствора), launder, trapezoidal ditch (дорожного покрытия), tray, trough pan4) Automobile industry: drip pan, trapezoidal ditch (покрытия)5) Architecture: wash-tub6) Forestry: bath, trough (под валом барабана ролла), vat (сгустителя)7) Polygraphy: duct, fount, fountain (напр. для увлажняющего раствора)9) Automation: dripping tray
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