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101 engine-room logbook
Морской термин: вахтенный журнал машинного отделения -
102 enter data in a logbook
Макаров: заносить данные в рабочий журналУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > enter data in a logbook
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103 environmental logbook
1) Нефть: экологический паспорт2) Экология: экологический пасспорт -
104 fire-control system logbook
Космонавтика: формуляр системы управления огнемУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > fire-control system logbook
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105 flight logbook
Авиация: бортовой журнал -
106 missile logbook
Космонавтика: бортовой журнал ракеты -
107 official logbook
юр.Н.П. официальный судовой журнал (british) -
108 pilot logbook
Техника: лётная книжка пилота -
109 pilot's logbook
Авиация: лётная книжка лётчика -
110 quality inspection logbook of finished products
Охрана труда: журнал бракеража готовой продукцииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > quality inspection logbook of finished products
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111 radiotelegraph logbook
Телекоммуникации: радиотелеграфный журналУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > radiotelegraph logbook
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112 rehearsal logbook
Кино: дневник репетиций -
113 rough logbook
Морской термин: черновой вахтенный журнал -
114 sampling logbook
Химическое оружие: журнал отбора проб -
115 scrap logbook
Морской термин: черновой вахтенный журнал -
116 smooth logbook
Морской термин: чистовой вахтенный журнал -
117 sounding logbook
Морской термин: промерный журнал -
118 system logbook
Общая лексика: формуляр системы -
119 weapons logbook
Военный термин: формуляр оружия -
120 flight logbook
Англо-русский словарь по гражданской авиации > flight logbook
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