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41 chain-smoke
B vi fumer comme un sapeur ○, fumer sans arrêt. -
42 chain and buckets
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43 chain armour
chain armour кольчуга -
44 chain belt
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45 chain bridge
chain bridge цепной мост -
46 chain broadcasting radio
chain broadcasting radio одновременная передача одной программы несколькимистанциями -
47 chain cable
chain cable якорная цепь -
48 chain letter
chain letter [ˊtʃeɪnˏletə] nписьмо́, рассыла́емое по цепо́чке не́скольким адреса́там -
49 chain mail
chain mail [ˊtʃeɪnmeɪl] nкольчу́га -
50 chain of happenings
chain of happenings цепь событий -
51 chain of mountains
chain of mountains горная цепь -
52 chain reaction
chain reaction цепная реакция -
53 chain to
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54 chain-gang
chain-gang noun группа каторжников в кандалах, скованных общей цепью -
55 chain-rule
chain-rule noun math. цепное правило -
56 chain-smoker
chain-smoker [ˊtʃeɪnsməυkə] nзая́длый кури́льщик -
57 chain-stitch
chain-stitch noun тамбурная строчка -
58 chain-stores
chain-stores noun; pl.; amer. однотипные магазины одной фирмы -
59 chain lighthing
chain lighthing
1> _метеор. зигзагообразная молния
2> _ам. _сл. крепкое дешевое виски -
60 chain off command
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