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1 вапняна цегла
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2 известковый кирпич
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > известковый кирпич
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3 силикатный кирпич
1) General subject: silex brick2) Engineering: lime brick, lime-sand brick3) Construction: acid brick, calcium silicate brick, calcium-silicate brick, limestone brick, midhurst white (изготовленный с автоклавированием), sand-lime brick4) Railway term: malm-brick5) Silicates: calcareous brick6) Oilfield: silica brick7) Makarov: lime-and-sand brick -
4 известковый кирпич
Engineering: calcareous brick, limestone brickУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > известковый кирпич
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5 пемзосиликатный кирпич
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > пемзосиликатный кирпич
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6 Kalksandstein
m <bau.mat> ■ lime-sand brick; sand-lime brickm < geo> ■ calcareous sandstone; sandy limestone; lime sandstone -
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Kalksandstein m 1. calcareous sandstone, chalky sandstone, lime sandstone, sandy limestone, arenaceous lime (petrographisch); 2. sand-lime block, lime-sand brick, calcium silicate brick (Baustein); (sl) scrubstoneDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Kalksandstein
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8 Kalksandstein
m1. calcareous sandstone2. lime sandstone3. sandy limestonem[Stein zum Mauern]1. lime-sand brick2. sand-lime brick -
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subst. chalky sandstone, sand-lime brick subst. (geologi) calcareous sandstone, chalky sandstone, calcarenite -
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subst. (Riksmål, eg. kalksandstein) chalky sandstone, sand-lime brick subst. (geologi) (Riksmål, eg. kalksandstein) calcareous sandstone, chalky sandstone, calcarenite
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