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1 bring the images into coincidence at the observers eye
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > bring the images into coincidence at the observers eye
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2 совмещать
align, overlap, overlay, ( передачу запросов и ответов) piggyback, register* * *совмеща́ть гл.
align; bring into coincidence; match; registerсовмеща́ть выполне́ние опера́ций вчт. — overlap operationsсовмеща́ть изображе́ния в глазу́ наблюда́теля опт. — bring the images into coincidence at the observers eyeсовмеща́ть отве́рстия — register [mate] holesсовмеща́ть цвета́ — bring the colours in register -
3 совмещать изображения в глазу наблюдателя
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > совмещать изображения в глазу наблюдателя
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