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1 свая
pile, pole, post, spile* * *сва́я ж.
pileвыдё́ргивать сва́ю — draw [extract, pull out] a pileзабива́ть сва́ю — drive a pileзабива́ть сва́ю до отка́за — drive a pile to refusalзабива́ть сва́ю до разруше́ния — overdrive a pileзабива́ть сва́ю на глубину́ … ме́тров — drive a pile to a depth of … metresзабива́ть сва́ю с подмыва́нием водяно́й струё́й — use a water jet to assist in driving a pileзаостря́ть сва́ю — point a pileнара́щивать сва́ю — splice a pileсва́я несё́т нагру́зку — a pile bears [supports] a loadсва́я опира́ется на поро́ду — a pile rests on (solid) rockсва́я передаё́т нагру́зку на … — a pile transmits loads to …погружа́ть сва́ю в грунт — sink a pileснабжа́ть сва́ю наса́дкой — cap a pileустана́вливать сва́ю — install a pileсва́я без оболо́чки — uncased pileбето́нная сва́я — concrete pileвинтова́я сва́я — boring pileвися́чая сва́я — friction pileсва́я в оболо́чке — encased [shell] pileдеревя́нная сва́я — timber pileжелезобето́нная сва́я — reinforced concrete pileзабивна́я сва́я — precast pileсва́я, заби́тая с подмы́вом — jetted pileмая́чная сва́я — gauge [guide, leading] pileнабивна́я сва́я — cast-in-place pileнесу́щая сва́я — load-bearing pileотбо́йная сва́я — fender pileотве́сная сва́я — plumb pileотко́сная сва́я — batter [spur] pileподко́сная сва́я — raking pileпо́лая сва́я — hollow pileсбо́рная сва́я — precast pileсплошна́я сва́я — solid pileсва́я с уши́ренным основа́нием — blunt pileфунда́ментная сва́я — foundation pileшарни́рная сва́я — hinged pileшпунтова́я сва́я — sheet pile -
2 свая
ж. pileзабивать сваю на глубину … метров — drive a pile to a depth of … metres
свая передаёт нагрузку на … — a pile transmits loads to …
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3 забивать сваю с подмыванием водяной струёй
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