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[ʹʃu:͵leðə] n1. сапожная кожа2. разг. обувьyou might as well save your shoe-leather - не стоит туда ходить /зря ноги бить/
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as good a man as ever trod shoe-leather - прекрасный человек -
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[ʃuː] 1. n1) череви́к, напівчереви́к; ту́фляhigh shoe амер. — чо́біт
low shoe амер. — напівчереви́к, ту́фля
2) підко́ва3) тех. коло́дка, башма́к4) залі́зний по́лоз••that's another pair of shoes — це зо́всім і́нша річ
to know where the shoe pinches — зна́ти причи́ну занепоко́єння
2. v ( past і p. p. shod)to be in smb.'s shoes — бу́ти в одна́ковому стано́вищі з кимсь
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brake shoeтормозной башмак(колеса) pole shoeполюсный башмак(генератора) shoe brakeколодочный тормоз -
125 shoe-string sand
- шнурки (геол.)
- линзовидные пески
линзовидные пески
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шнурки (геол.)
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > shoe-string sand
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126 shoe-lace
сущ. шнурок для ботинок to knot, tie a shoe-lace ≈ завязать шнурок to untie a shoe-lace ≈ развязать шнурок n шнурок для ботинокБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > shoe-lace
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127 shoe and leather workers
эк. тр., амер. сапожники и обработчики кожи (в SOC входят в подраздел "текстильные, швейные работники и отделочники" в разделе "производственные профессии"; включают следующие професии: "сапожники и мастера по ремонту обуви и изделий из кожи", "операторы машин для шитья обуви")See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > shoe and leather workers
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