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1 деревянная балка
Русско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > деревянная балка
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1) General subject: bd, blackboard, board, plank, plaquette, plate, screen, table (тж. для настольных игр)2) Geology: cutter4) Dialect: bred6) Construction: batten, deal, plank (толщиной 5-10 см и шириной 20 см и выше), poling board, wood board, board (шириной 20 см и толщиной 5 см), lath, plank (толщиной 5-10 см и шириной более 20 см)8) Architecture: board (в Англии - шириной до 10 см и толщиной до 5 см; в Америке - шириной до 20 см и толщиной до 5 см), plank (в Англии - толщиной от 48 до 102 мм; в Америке - толщиной более 25 и более, шириной 279мм)9) Mining: board (шириной более 20 см и толщиной менее 5 см), plank (толщиной 5-10 см и шириной от 20 см и больше)10) Forestry: baffle board (для предупреждения разбрызгивания массы), board (прямоугольный пилёный лесоматериал любой длины, толщиной менее 50.8 мм и шириной более 101,6 мм)11) Jargon: two by four (Then it hit me like two-by-four - Тут меня как дубиной огрело...)12) Information technology: bd( коммутационная), board (коммутационная)13) Drilling: bit box (from motor to bit), joist14) Quality control: (приборная) board15) Arms production: die16) Makarov: board (англ. шириной до 10 см и толщиной до 5 см; амер. шириной до 20 см и толщиной до 5 см), board (прямоугольный пилёный лесоматериал любой длины, толщиной менее 50,8 мм и шириной более 101,6 мм)17) Microsoft: whiteboard
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