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1 coat with paint
coated with paint — красил; окрашенный
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > coat with paint
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2 daub paint on(to) a wall/daub a wall with paint
daub paint on(to) a wall/daub a wall with paintEnglish-Dutch dictionary > daub paint on(to) a wall/daub a wall with paint
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3 cover with paint
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4 coat with paint
1) Техника: покрывать краской2) Химия: красить -
5 coat wood with paint
Макаров: окрасить дерево, покрасить дерево -
6 coated with paint
Химия: окрашенный -
7 coating with paint
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8 cover with paint
1) Техника: закрашивать2) Макаров: закрашивать (что-л.) -
9 dab canvas with paint
Макаров: покрывать холст легкими мазками -
10 daub a wall with paint
Макаров: мазать стену краскойУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > daub a wall with paint
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11 daub with paint
Макаров: мазать краской, пачкать краской -
12 touch up a scratch (with paint)
Макаров: подкрасить царапинуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > touch up a scratch (with paint)
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13 decorate with paint
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14 spotted with paint
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15 to lock with paint
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16 to seal with paint
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17 coat with paint
• 1) красить; 2) окрашивать• красить -
18 coated with paint
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19 coating with paint
English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > coating with paint
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20 coat with paint
1. красить с поверхности; 2. наносить намазь (на шкуру для обезволашивания);English-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > coat with paint
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