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1) General subject: chest foundering, fit, fuse, fusee, fuze, ignition, lighter, passion, pilot light, primer, roaring (болезнь лошадей), scorching, touch string, touchhole, wind burn (заболевание растений), windburn (заболевание растений), fervor (перен.), (для взрыва) ambition2) Literal: heat of the moment (in the heat of the moment \запал в запале; под горячую руку; необдуманно; в порыве страсти), heat of the moment3) Military: detonator, fuse assembly (гранаты), igniter set (ручной гранаты), portfire, time-fuse4) Engineering: blaster, bursting charge, glow, igniting fuse, premature drying (повреждение растений)5) Agriculture: hot-wind burn, shrinkage, wind burn, windburn (растений, семян)6) Chemistry: blasting cap, igniter7) Construction: blaster fuse, fusing, match8) Automobile industry: ignition device (напр. в двигателе с самовоспламенением)9) Veterinary medicine: broken wind (у лошади), chest-foundering, heaves (у лошадей), pursiness, wind10) Mining: miner's squib, squib11) Special term: touch-string13) Makarov: fuse (средство воспламенения), heat injury (растений), primer (средство воспламенения), scorching (хлебов)14) Security: initiator, pyrotechnic squib15) Electrical engineering: ignitor -
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black oil, reduced crude, black oil fuel, oil fuel, masut, mazout, mazut, black product, fuel-oil residue, naphtha residue, oil residue, petroleum residue, heavy liquid residuum* * *мазу́т м.
(residual [residuum]) fuel oil, boiler oilрабо́тать на мазу́те ( о топках) — burn [be fired with] fuel oilсжига́ть мазу́т — burn fuel oilсме́шивать мазу́т с бо́лее лё́гкими фра́кциями — blend [cut back] residual oil with a lighter (cutter) stockвысокосерни́стый мазу́т — high-sulphur residual oilмаловя́зкий мазу́т — low-viscous residual oilмалосерни́стый мазу́т — low-sulphur residual oilто́почный мазу́т — furnace [industrial] fuel oilто́почный, судово́й мазу́т — marine residual [bunker] oil* * * -
5 мазут
м. fuel oil, boiler oil
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