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81 shade-loving plant
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82 shade-tolerant
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83 shade-enduring plant
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84 shade-requiring
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85 SHADE
1) Техника: shielded hot-air drum evaporator2) Сокращение: Shared Data Engineering -
86 Shade-Grown Connecticut
Макаров: Коннектикут, выращенный под шатромУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Shade-Grown Connecticut
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87 shade
1) Техника: shielded hot-air drum evaporator2) Сокращение: Shared Data Engineering -
88 shade (one's) eyes with (one's) hand
Макаров: заслонить глаза рукой (от солнца)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > shade (one's) eyes with (one's) hand
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89 shade a white spot
Общая лексика: затушевать белое пятно -
90 shade away
1) Общая лексика: исчезать, незаметно переходить (в другой цвет into)2) Макаров: постепенно исчезать, смягчать -
91 shade axis
Макаров: ось цветового тона -
92 shade bearer
Техника: теневыносливая древесная порода -
93 shade better
Общая лексика: чуть-чуть лучше -
94 shade card
Реклама: цветовая карта -
95 shade cloth
1) Текстиль: гардинная ткань, занавесочная ткань, экранная ткань2) Тепличные технологии: затеняющая сетка -
96 shade clump
Лесоводство: древесный зонт, зеленый зонт -
97 shade deck
Морской термин: тентовая палуба -
98 shade decker
Морской термин: судно с тентовой палубой -
99 shade density
Лесоводство: освещённость в лесу -
100 shade down
1) Общая лексика: смягчать окраску, смягчать цвет2) Макаров: смягчать
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