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1 Boot and Shoe Workers
Общая лексика: профсоюз рабочих обувной промышленности (США) -
2 BSW
1) Военный термин: уровень первичной инфраструктуры (УПИ) (Basic infrastructure layer)2) Техника: трубная резьба Витворта (British Standard Whitworth thread)3) Сокращение: Boot and Shoe Workers, British Standard Whitworth screw thread4) Нефть: barrels of salt water, баррелей солёной воды (barrels of salt water), число баррелей солёной воды (barrels of salt water)5) Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: Bottom settlement water, by centrifugation, обводнение скважины (Белянин)6) Автоматика: British standard Whitworth thread7) Нефть и газ: backup switch, обводнение продукции8) Фантастика Before Star Wars9) Программное обеспечение: Bernese Software We10) Клинические исследования: Benefit, Satisfaction, Willingness to Continue -
3 plant
I [plaːnt] nрастение, саженец, черенок, побегThis plant is sensitive to cold. — Это растение боится холода.
I had to root up all the plants and burn them. — Мне пришлось вырвать все растения с корнем и сжечь их.
to obtain a form plant on the ground — ◊ прочно стоять на земле/занять прочную позицию
- rare plant- harmful plant
- climbing plants
- evergreen plant
- some sallow plant
- forest plant
- greenhouse plant
- pot plant
- rubber plant
- cabbage plants
- withered plant
- young seedling plant
- most popular garden plants
- plant-pot
- plant finder
- plant kingdom
- plant of this type
- plants touched by frost
- root of the plant
- disease of the plants
- plants under the threat of extinction
- classify plants into types
- cross one plant with another
- cultivate a plant for its fruit
- damage a plant
- dig up a plant
- grow plants
- guard plants against wind and rain
- nurse young plants
- pour water on a plant
- study the life of plants
- plant takes rooot
- plant grows II [plaːnt] vсажать растения, сеятьI'd like to plant vegetables in this half of the garden. — Я хочу посадить овощи в этой части сада
- plant a tree- plant out seedlings
- plant seeds III [plaːnt]1) завод, фабрика- large plant
- nuclear plant
- new chemical plant
- cement plant
- power plant
- workers of a plant
- reopening of a plant after an accident
- our own small power plant for electricity
- build a plant
- own a plant
- show smb round the plant
- work at a plant
- plant is stands
- plant is under construction
- plant produces fertilizers
- plant called into being by war requirements2) имущество, оборудование, техникаWe're getting some new plant for our factory. — Мы приобретаем новую технику для нашей фабрики.
- radio plantThe farm has its own lighting plant. — В хозяйстве имеется собственный электродвижок/электрогенератор.
- boot and shoe making plant
- plant and equipment
- operate a new plant•CHOICE OF WORDS:(1.) Русскому завод соответствуют английские существительные plant и works. Оба существительных, в отличие от factory и mill, обозначают предприятия тяжелой промышленности и часто взаимозаменяемы: steel plant (works) сталелитейный завод; brick plant (works) кирпичный завод; gas plant (works) газовый завод. Plant чаще относится к производству специального назначения: chemical (machine building) plant химический (машиностроительный) завод. Works, как правило, подразумевает более широкую сферу производства: aviation works авиационный завод. (2.) See factory, n
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