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61 hock shop
(n) ломбард -
62 hock
жарг. амер.закладывать (вещь) -
63 hock
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64 hock cup
кап из белого вина, хереса и сельтерской воды -
65 hock joint
Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > hock joint
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66 hock
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67 hock cap
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68 hock, neck and leg cutter
устройство для обрезки коленного сухожилия, шеи и ногАнгло-русский сельскохозяйственный словарь > hock, neck and leg cutter
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69 hock-cart
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70 hock
1) скакательный сустав 2) коленное сухожилие -
71 hock\ lameness
English-Russian dictionary of orthopedics horse > hock\ lameness
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72 hock
• коленное сухожилие (на задних конечностях), подколенок -
73 hock -circle dismount
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74 hock hang
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75 hock swing
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76 hock swing backward
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77 hock swing backward to catch in hang on HB
оборот назад на подколенках с перехватом в вис на в.ж.English-Russian sports dictionary > hock swing backward to catch in hang on HB
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78 hock swing backward to rear support
English-Russian sports dictionary > hock swing backward to rear support
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79 hock swing backward, half turn to front support
English-Russian sports dictionary > hock swing backward, half turn to front support
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80 hock
рейнвейн; закладывать
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