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1 Kremlin Armory
Общая лексика: Оружейная палата Кремля -
2 палата
жен.
1) только мн.;
уст. palace
2) уст. chamber, hall Оружейная палата ≈ Armory Museum (в Москве)
3) мед. ward одноместная больничная палата ≈ cubicle родильная палата ≈ labour ward инфекционная палата ≈ isolation ward больничная палата ≈ ward
4) полит. chamber, house верхняя палата ≈ upper chamber;
House of Lords (в англ. парламенте) палата депутатов ≈ Chamber of Deputies палата общин ≈ Commons, the House член палаты общин ≈ член палаты общин ≈ commoner
5) (название государственных институтов): палата мер и весов ≈ Board of Weights and Measures Торговая палата ≈ Chamber of Commerceпалат|а - ж.
1. (в больнице) ward;
2. (высшее законодательное учреждение) house, chamber;
верхняя ~ Upper House;
Upper Chamber амер. ;
нижняя ~ Lower House;
Lower Chamber амер. ;
~лордов (в Великобритании) the House of Lords;
~ общин (в Великобритании) the House of Commons;
~ представителей (в США) the House of Representatives;
~ депутатов (во Франции) the Chamber of Deputies;
3. (учреждение) chamber, office;
арбитражная ~ юр. arbitration chamber;
расчётная ~ settlement house;
торговая ~ chamber of commerce;
~ мер и весов Board of Weights and Measures;
4. мн. (хоромы) palace sg. Оружейная ~ the Armoury( in the Kremlin) ;
Грановитая ~ the Hall of Facets( in the Kremlin) ;
у него ума ~ he has a wonderful brain.
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