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121 мазок
м.1) жив. coup m de pinceau; touche f; frottis m ( лёгкий)сме́лый мазо́к — touche hardie (придых.)
писа́ть широ́кими мазка́ми — peindre à touches hardies
2) мед.взять мазо́к — opérer ( или faire) un prélèvement ( pour analyse microscopique)
* * *n2) biol. frottis (вид препарата)3) med. prélèvement (для анализа)4) paint. pâte -
122 накладка
ж.1) ( предмет) applique f; moraillon m (для замка́)накла́дка из воло́с — chignon m
ре́льсовая накла́дка — éclisse f de rail
2) ( ошибка) разг.накла́дка вы́шла — c'est une bourde
* * *n1) gener. postiche, couvre-joint, applique, éclisse (для рельсов и т.п.)2) eng. disque, gousset, hausse, plaque, recouvrement, plot, béquille, (стыковая) couvre-joint (в заклёпочном шве), gousset d'attache, tôle de couverture3) construct. plaque d'éclissage, plaque de recouvrement, tôle de liaison, battement, clin, tôle de recouvrement4) movie. volet, volet (копировальной рамки)5) electr. moulure (для электропроводки)6) mech.eng. couvre-joint (напр. заклёпочного шва), (стыковая) plaque de recouvrement7) watchm. coqueret8) argo. mastic -
123 неводосливный блок
adjeng. plot non déversant -
124 необрезная доска
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125 неподвижный контакт
adj1) eng. contact fixe (выключателя)2) metal. contact fixe3) electr. mors (рубильника), mâchoire (разъединителя)4) mech.eng. plot (измерительного электроприбора) -
126 ограничительная колонка
adjeng. plot de renversementDictionnaire russe-français universel > ограничительная колонка
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127 опорная подкладка
adjmech.eng. plot d'appui -
128 отбраковка
n1) eng. déclassement (La méthode de sciage en plot, permettant le séchage avant délignage des débits, a permis de réduire le déclassement des pièces suivant les défauts de forme dus au séchage.), rejet2) IT. mirage en rebut (напр. перфокарт)3) mech.eng. rebut, tri, triage
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