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1 водопотребление
water consumption, water demand, water use, water requirement* * *водопотребле́ние с.
water consumption, water useкоммуна́льное водопотребле́ние — public water consumptionпитьево́е водопотребле́ние — drinking water consumptionпроизво́дственное водопотребле́ние — industrial water consumptionсельскохозя́йственное водопотребле́ние — agricultural water consumptionхозя́йственное водопотребле́ние — domestic-water consumption* * * -
2 сельскохозяйственное водопотребление
1) Engineering: agricultural water use2) Ecology: rural water use3) Makarov: agricultural water consumptionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сельскохозяйственное водопотребление
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