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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > glass-works
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > glass-works
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13 Jackson Glass Works
Trademark term: JGWУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Jackson Glass Works
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14 glassworks glass·works nsg
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15 glass
1) стекло
2) закристаллизованный
3) остекленный
4) стакан
5) стаканный
6) стеклокалильный
7) стекольный
8) зеркало
9) барометр
10) телескоп
11) бинокль
12) микроскоп
13) стеклянный
– anneal glass
– bevelled glass
– blow glass
– borosilicate glass
– bottle glass
– cast glass
– cellular glass
– chemical glass
– clear glass
– colored glass
– cover glass
– crown glass
– cut glass
– degas glass
– draw glass
– electron-tube glass
– etch glass
– eye glass
– fibre glass
– figure glass
– frost glass
– gauge glass
– glass block
– glass blowing
– glass bulb
– glass can
– glass ceramic
– glass coat
– glass cover
– glass door
– glass engraving
– glass envelope
– glass fiber
– glass forming
– glass gauge
– glass insulation
– glass laser
– glass mass
– glass mat
– glass pack
– glass packet
– glass pot
– glass seal
– glass shatters
– glass structure
– glass thermometer
– glass wool
– glass worked
– glass works
– grind glass
– heat-resisting glass
– heat-strengthened glass
– hollow glass
– laminated glass
– lead glass
– lime glass
– magnifying glass
– molded glass
– neodymium-doped glass
– non-splintering glass
– oil gauge glass
– opacify glass
– opal glass
– opaque glass
– photochromic glass
– plate glass
– polish glass
– potassium glass
– preservation in glass
– press glass
– quartz glass
– reinforce glass
– reticulated glass
– rippled glass
– roll glass
– safety glass
– sand glass
– sheet glass
– silver glass
– sinter glass
– smoked glass
– soda glass
– soda-lime glass
– soluble glass
– stained glass
– structural glass
– temper glass
– translucent glass
– transparent glass
– uviol glass
– volcanic glass
– water glass
– window glass
– wire glass
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[gla:s] n ապակի. ապակյա ամանեղեն. աստղբ. աստղադիտակ, հեռադիտակ. dark/ frosted/stained/coloured/transparent /crystal glass մուգ/փայլատ, անփայլ/գունա վոր/թա փանցիկ / բյուրեղապակի ապակի. a pane glass պատու հանի ապակի. plate glass հայելու ապակի. splinter of glass ապակու կտորտանք. glass door ապակե դուռ. glass works ապակու գործա րան. ապակեգործություն. medicine glass չափանոթ, հեղուկաչափ. (բաժակ, ըմպա նակ. խսկց. խմիչք) wine/champagne / spirit glass գինու/ շամպայնի/ օղու բաժակ. clink glasses բաժակներն իրար զարկել. raise one’s glass բաժակ բարձրաց նել, կենաց խմել. glasses ակնոց. թա տե րական հեռադիտակ. put on/wear glasses ակնոց կրել. opera glasses թատերական հեռադիտակ/ բինոկլ -
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1) мастерские
2) цехи
– bricks works
– carriage works
– engine works
– gas works
– glass works
– integrated works
– locomotive works
– metallurgical works
– soap works
– steel works
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18 Steuben glass
Изделия из прозрачного стекла в стиле "модерн". Впервые стали изготавливаться в 1903 на заводе "Стубен глас уоркс" [Steuben Glass Works] в г. Корнинге, шт. Нью-Йорк. В 1918 компания стала частью фирмы "Корнинг гласс уоркс" [Corning Glass Works], которую в 1933 возглавил А. Хоутон, мл. [Houghton, Arthur, Jr.]. К 1933 стубеновский цветной и прозрачный хрусталь с гравировкой получил всемирную известность. Главным дизайнером хрустальных изделий до 1934 был английский мастер Ф. Гардер [Carder, Frederick], а с 1934 - американский дизайнер У. Тиг [Teague, Walter Dorwin]. Для изготовления отдельных изделий широко привлекались и другие художникиEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Steuben glass
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19 стекольный завод
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20 fabrika stakla
• glass works
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Corning Glass Works — Corning (entreprise) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Corning. Corning Incorporated … Wikipédia en Français
Glass art — and Glass sculpture is the use of glass as an artistic medium to produce sculptures or two dimensional artworks. Specific approaches include stained glass, working glass in a torch flame (lampworking), glass beadmaking, glass casting, glass… … Wikipedia
Glass — (gl[.a]s), n. [OE. glas, gles, AS. gl[ae]s; akin to D., G., Dan., & Sw. glas, Icel. glas, gler, Dan. glar; cf. AS. gl[ae]r amber, L. glaesum. Cf. {Glare}, n., {Glaze}, v. t.] [1913 Webster] 1. A hard, brittle, translucent, and commonly… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
