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61 window rabbet
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62 window rabbets
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63 window rail
• хоризонтален греда на прозоречен рамка -
64 window rails
• хоризонтален греда на прозоречен рамка -
65 window-rail seal
• уплътнение на стъклото на прозорецEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > window-rail seal
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66 window-rail seals
• уплътнение на стъклото на прозорецEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > window-rail seals
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67 window recess
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68 window recesses
• прозоречна нишаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > window recesses
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69 window sash
• прозоречна рамка -
70 window sashes
• прозоречна рамка -
71 window sills
• подпрозоречна греда -
72 window winder
• ръчка за вдигане и спускане на прозорци -
73 window winders
• ръчка за вдигане и спускане на прозорци -
74 shop window
{'ʃɔpwindou}
n витрина (на магазин)
to put all one's goods in the SHOP WINDOW показвам/хваля се с всичките си знания/постижения и пр* * *{'shъpwindou} n витрина (на магазин); to put all o.'s good* * *1. n витрина (на магазин) 2. to put all one's goods in the shop window показвам/хваля се с всичките си знания/постижения и пр* * *shop window[´ʃɔp¸windou] n витрина; • to put all o.'s goods in the \shop window хваля се, гледам да правя впечатление с познанията си. -
75 picture window
picture window[´piktʃə¸window] n голям прозорец, който рамкира пейзажа отвън. -
76 French window
{,frentʃ'windou}
двукрила стъклена врата (на тераса)* * *{,frentsh'windou} двукрила стъклена врата (на тераса).* * *двукрила стъклена врата (на тераса)* * *French window[´frentʃ¸windou] n френски прозорец. -
77 bay window
bay window[´bei¸windou] n 1. еркерен прозорец; 2. шег. корем, шкембе, тумбак, разг. тулум, търбух. -
78 bow-window
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79 dead-window
dead-window[´ded¸windou] n архит. сляп прозорец. -
80 gable window
{,geibl'windou}
n прозорец във фронтон* * *{,geibl'windou} n прозорец във фронтон.* * *n прозорец във фронтон* * *gable window[´geibl¸windou] n прозорец във фронтон.
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Window box — Window Win dow, n. [OE. windowe, windoge, Icel. vindauga window, properly, wind eye; akin to Dan. vindue. ????. See {Wind}, n., and {Eye}.] [1913 Webster] 1. An opening in the wall of a building for the admission of light and air, usually closed… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English