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1 bismuth ion engine
ионный (электростатический) ракетный двигатель на висмутеАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > bismuth ion engine
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2 bismuth ion engine
1) Техника: ионный ракетный двигатель на висмуте (электростатический), ионный ракетный индукторный двигатель на висмуте -
3 bismuth ion engine
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > bismuth ion engine
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1) двигатель, мотор2) ж.-д. локомотив3) машина4) процессор•to run up the engine — опробовать двигатель ( на режимах работы);to unreverse the engine — выводить двигатель из режима реверса-
light bulb engine
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accelerating engine
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adiabatic engine
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air breathing engine
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air engine
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air-cell engine
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air-chamber engine
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air-cooled engine
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aircraft engine
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air-feed jet engine
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air-injection engine
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airless-injection engine
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alcohol engine
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analytical engine
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anchor engine
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apogee engine
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approach-correcting engine
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arc jet engine
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arrow engine
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ascent engine
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assisted takeoff engine
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AV-1 engine
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aviation engine
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axial-flow gas turbine engine
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bare engine
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baseline engine
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basic engine
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beating engine
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bipropellant engine
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bismuth ion engine
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bleaching engine
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blowing engine
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blown engine
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booster engine
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boxer engine
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brake engine
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Brayton engine
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breaker engine
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bypass engine
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catalytic engine
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centrifugal expansion engine
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ceramic engine
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coaxial MPD engine
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cogging engine
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cold-reaction engine
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commercial engine
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compression ignition engine
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computing engine
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constant 1 engine
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conventional engine
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crankcase compression engine
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crest engine
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cross-compound blowing engine
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cross-mounted engine
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cryogenic expansion engine
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cryogenic rocket engine
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dead engine
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derated engine
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descent engine
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diesel engine
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diesel-electric engine
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difference engine
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digital engine
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direct-injection engine
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displacement engine
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docking engine
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donkey engine
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double-row engine
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double-row radial engine
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down-rated engine
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drilling engine
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dual-flow turbojet engine
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dual-mode engine
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duct-burning bypass engine
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ducted-fan engine
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electric arcjet engine
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electron-bombardment engine
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emergency propulsion engine
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energy-cell diesel engine
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erosion engine
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expansion engine
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external combustion engine
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F-head engine
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fire engine with extension ladder
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fire engine
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fixed head engine
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flat engine
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flat-head engine
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fluorine-hydrogen engine
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four-barrel engine
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four-cycle engine
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Gardner engine
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gas discharge ionizator electrostatic engine
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gas engine
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gas turbine engine
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gas-driven blowing engine
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gas blowing engine
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gasoline engine
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graphics engine
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heat engine
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heavy equipment diesel engine
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heavy-duty engine
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high bypass ratio engine
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high-compression engine
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high-efficiency engine
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high-I engine
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horizontal engine
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horizontally opposed engine
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Horning engine
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hump engine
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hybrid air-breathing engine
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hybrid-propellant engine
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hydrogen-fueled engine
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I-head engine
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impact volume ionization ion engine
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inboard engine
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indirect-injection engine
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individual cylinder head engine
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industrial application engine
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inference engine
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inlet over exhaust engine
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in-line engine
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ionic engine
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ion engine
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jet engine
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ladle-car engine
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laser air-jet engine
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laser-driven rocket engine
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laser-heated rocket engine
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laser-propulsion rocket engine
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Lauson engine
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L-head engine
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lift engine
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lift jet engine
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light duty diesel engine
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linear MPD engine
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liquid air cycle engine
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liquid petroleum gases engine
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liquid-propellant engine
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long-stroke engine
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low bypass ratio engine
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low-I engine
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LOX/HC engine
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LOX/LH engine
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magnetogasdynamic engine
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maneuvering engine
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marine application engine
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marine engine
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mercury ion engine
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mid-flight engine
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model diesel engine
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monkey engine
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motored engine
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multifuel engine
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nacelle-mounted engine
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naturally aspirated engine
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nonturbo engine
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oil engine
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oil-electric engine
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OMS engine
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one-shaft engine
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open-cylinder engine
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opposed-piston engine
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Otto engine
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outboard engine
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overhead valve engine
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oversquare engine
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pancake engine
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petrol engine
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Petter AV-I Diesel engine
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Petter W-1 engine
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photon engine
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piston ported engine
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plasmajet rocket engine
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plasma rocket engine
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podded engine
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pollution-free engine
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potassium ion engine
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prechamber engine
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propulsion engine
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pulping engine
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pulsejet engine
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pusher engine
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quench-car engine
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racing engine
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radial engine
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radiation-heated rocket engine
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radio-frequency ion engine
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ram engine
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ramjet engine
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Rankine engine
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RCS engine
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reciprocating solar engine
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rectenna-powered ion engine
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remanufactured engine
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restartable engine
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rotary engine
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rubidium ion engine
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separation engine
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shaft-turbine engine
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shunting engine
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single-shaft gas turbine engine
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six-cylinder in-line engine
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solar Brayton engine
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solar engine
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solar photon rocket engine
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solar-heated gas engine
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solar gas engine
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solar-powered engine
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spacer plate engine
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special arrangement engine
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square engine
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starting engine
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steam-driven blowing engine
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steam blowing engine
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steering engine
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Stirling engine
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stock engine
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subsonic engine
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supercharged engine
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surface ionization engine
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swirl-chamber diesel engine
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switch engine
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take-home engine
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tee engine
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test bed engine
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T-head engine
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thermal arc engine
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thermoelectronic engine
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three-flow turbojet engine
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towing engine
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trans-rear engine
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transverse engine
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traveling wave plasma engine
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trimmer engine
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tripropellant engine
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truck engine
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turbine engine
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turbine expansion engine
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turbocharged engine
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turbo engine
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turbofan engine
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turbojet engine
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turboprop engine
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turboshaft engine
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turbulence-chamber engine
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twin rotor engine
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two-rotor engine
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two-shaft gas turbine engine
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two-spool engine
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unblown engine
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undersquare engine
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variable compression engine
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variable cycle engine
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variable cylinder engine
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vehicular engine
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V-engine
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volume collision ionization engine
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Wankel engine
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warmed-up engine
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washing engine
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waste-heat recovery Stirling engine
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water-cooled engine
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windmilling engine
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wing engine
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W-type engine
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n1) двигун, мотор2) комп. процесор◊engine off — вимкнутий [вимкнений] двигун
engine on — двигун, що працює
engine out — двигун, що відмовив
to blow down an engine — 1) виконувати холодний запуск двигуна; 2) продувати двигун (від залишків палива)
to close down an engine — зупиняти [вимикати] двигун
to cut off an engine — зупиняти [вимикати] двигун
to run an engine — запускати, заводити двигун
to shut down an engine — зупиняти [вимикати] двигун
to start an engine — запускати, заводити двигун
•- air-breathing engine - air-cooled engine - aircraft engine - air-feed jet engine - altitude engine - apogee engine - approach-correcting engine - arc-heating jet engine - arc jet engine - ascent engine - assisted takeoff engine - atmospheric jet engine - aviation engine - axial-flow gas turbine engine - bare engine - baseline engine - basic engine - bipropellant engine - bipropellant rocket engine - bismuth ion engine - boost engine - booster engine - boost rocket engine - bypass engine - center engine - cold-reaction engine - combustion engine - compound engine - critical engine - cryogenic rocket engine - dead engine - definitive engine - derated engine - descent engine - docking engine - double-flow engine - double-row radial engine - dual-flow turbojet engine - duct burning bypass engine - ducted-fan engine - electric arcjet engine - electron-bombardment engine - erosion engine - fan engine - fan-type engine - fluorine-hydrogen engine - free-turbine engine - fuel efficient engine - gas discharge ionizator electrostatic engine - gas turbine engine - gas turbine jet engine - high bypass ratio engine - high compression ratio engine - high-I engine - hybrid air-breathing engine - hybrid-propellant engine - hybrid rocket engine - idling engine - impact volume ionization ion engine - inboard engine - internal combustion engine - in-wing mounted engine - ionic engine - ion rocket jet engine - jet engine - laser air-jet engine - laser-driven rocket engine - laser-heated rocket engine - laser-propulsion rocket engine - launching rocket engine - left-hand engine - lift-fan engine - lift jet engine - light bulb engine - liquid air cycle engine - liquid-cooled engine - liquid-fuel rocket engine - liquid-propellant rocket engine - longer-lived engine - long-life engine - low bypass ratio engine - low-I engine - low-thrust rocket engine - LOX/HC engine - LOX/LH engine - maneuvering engine - mid-flight engine - model diesel engine - modular engine - monopropellant rocket engine - nacelle-mounted engine - oil engine - OMS engine - one-shaft engine - one-spool engine - on-wing mounted engine - outboard engine - photon engine - piston engine - plasma rocket engine - plasmajet rocket engine - podded engine - port-outer engine - port-side engine - potassium ion engine - powerful engine - precombustion chamber engine - propfan engine - propulsion engine - pulsating jet engine - pulsejet engine - pylon-mounted engine - quiet engine - radial engine - radiation-heated rocket engine - radio-frequency ion engine - ramjet engine - RCS engine - reaction engine - reciprocating engine - rectenna-powered ion engine - remanufactured engine - right-hand engine - rocket engine - rough engine - rubidium ion engine - self-aspirating engine - shaft-turbine engine - side engine - single-rotor engine - single-shaft gas turbine engine - single-shaft turbine engine - solar engine - solar photon rocket engine - solar-powered engine - solid-fuel rocket engine - solid-propellant rocket engine - spark-ignition engine - starboard engine - starting engine - subsonic engine - supersonic engine - surface ionization engine - sustainer rocket engine - thermal arc engine - thermal jet engine - three-flow turbojet engine - three-rotor turbofan engine - traveling wave plasma engine - triple-spool jet engine - tripropellant engine - turbine engine - turbofan engine - turbojet engine - turboprop engine - turboshaft engine - two-rotor engine - two-shaft turbine engine - two-spool engine - underwing engine - uprated engine - volume collision ionization engine - warmed-up engine - water-cooled engine - winding engine - wing engine
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