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1 brake arrangement
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > brake arrangement
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2 arrangement
n1) договір, домовленість, угода2) узгодження3) монтаж4) розміщення; компонування5) пристрій6) класифікація7) мн. заходи◊•- airlines leasing arrangement - antennas arrangement - balanced arrangement - brake arrangement - cabin interior arrangement - direct transit arrangement - follower arrangement - functional arrangement - interchanging arrangement - leasing arrangement - locking arrangement - multiplexing arrangement - parking arrangement - seating arrangement - traffic flow arrangementEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > arrangement
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3 safety
n1) безпека, безпечність2) неушкодженість; схоронністьto keep smth. in safety — зберігати щось у надійному місці
3) засіб гарантування безпеки; гарантія4) розм. (скор. від safety-bolt) запобіжний болт5) запас міцностіsafety belt — рятувальний пояс; запобіжний пояс; ав. прив'язний ремінь
safety brake — тех. автоматичне гальмо
safety catch — тех. запобіжник; засувка запобіжника; ел. плавкий запобіжник
safety exploder — військ. самодетонатор
safety factor — тех. коефіцієнт безпеки; запас міцності
safety fuse — вогнепровідний шнур; ел. плавкий запобіжник
safety grid — зал. запобіжні грати
safety harness — ав. прив'язні ремені
safety hook — гак з запобіжником, карабін
safety limit — військ. межа безпеки
safety officer — військ. офіцер, що гарантує безпеку руху автотранспорту; ав. офіцер, що відповідає за безпеку польотів
safety pilot — військ. льотчик-контролер
* * *['seifti]n1) безпека2) схоронність3) icт. засіб безпеки; гарантія4) запобіжник ( зброї)5) cкop. від safety-bolt6) = safety factor
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