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I[flæp] n թեթև զարկ/հարված. թափահարում. get into a flap փխբ., խսկց. իրար անց նել/ խառնվել. a flap at home իրարանցում տանը. (կափույր) flap of a pocket/envelope գրպանի /ծրայրի կափույր. a table with a folding flap ծալովի առանձնատախտակով սեղանII[flæp] v թափահարել. խսկց. իրար անցնել, հուզվել. flap the wings թևերը թա փա հարել. The sails were flapping Առագաստները ծփում էին. The flags were flapping Դրոշները ծածանվում էին -
2 flap
1) خفوق 2) سديلة* * *سَديلَة (ج: سَدائِل) -
3 Flap
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4 FLAP LID RADAR
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5 FLAP WHEEL RADAR
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6 FLAP VALVE
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7 FLAP
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8 FLAP INDICATOR
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9 FLAP-POSITION INDICATOR
مُبين وضع القلاباتEnglish-Arabic military dictionary > FLAP-POSITION INDICATOR
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10 FLAP GEAR
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11 FLAP LIMIT
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12 FLAP-LIMIT SWITCH
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13 FLAP CONTROL
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14 FLAP LANDING
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15 FLAP VALVE
English-Arabic construction engineering dictionary > FLAP VALVE
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16 flap
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17 flap-eared
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18 cross-arm flap
سديلة ذراعية متصالبة* * *سَديلَةٌ ذِراعِيَّةٌ مُتَصالِبَة -
19 cross-finger flap
سديلة إصبعية متصالبة* * *سَديلَةٌ إِصْبَعِيَّةٌ مُتَصالِبَة -
20 cross-leg flap
سديلة ساقية متصالبة* * *سَديلَةٌ ساقِيَّةٌ مُتَصالِبَة
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