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41 slip(ping), infiltration
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42 Slip Slip Knit
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43 slip x slip
Abbreviation: SxS (конфигурация муфт трубопровода) -
44 Slip Bluetooth Interface
Security: SBIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Slip Bluetooth Interface
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45 Slip End
Metallurgy: SE -
46 Slip Matt Dubs
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47 Slip On Glove
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48 Slip Ring Unit
Abbreviation: SRU -
49 Slip Stream Transport
Transport: SSTУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Slip Stream Transport
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50 Slip Yoke Eliminator
Transport: SYEУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Slip Yoke Eliminator
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51 slip fit
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52 slip joint
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53 slip ring
Abbreviation: SR -
54 Slip mit hohem Beinausschnitt
m < bekl> ■ hi-cut brief; hi-leg briefGerman-english technical dictionary > Slip mit hohem Beinausschnitt
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55 slip-let
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56 slip
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57 slip külot
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58 slip de bain
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59 slip sm inv
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60 slip
n. lappet, lap, briefs, skirt
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