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n1) пуск, запуск (ракети, супутника, планера)2) катапультування; випускання (снаряду)•- catapult-assisted launching - catapult launching - multiple launching - salvo launching - shipboard launching -
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1. n1) іст. катапульта; метальна машина2) ав. катапультаcatapult seat — ав. катапультоване крісло
3) рогатка2. v1) метати, викидати катапультою2) ав. катапультувати3) стріляти з рогатки* * *I n1) icт. катапульта; метальна машина2) aв. катапульта3) рогаткаII v1) icт. метати, кидати катапультою2) aв. катапультувати -
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['kætəpʌlt] 1. n1) іст., військ., ав., тех. катапу́льта2) рога́тка3) attr.2. vcatapult launching — зліт літака́ за допомо́гою катапу́льти
1) ав. катапультува́ти; викида́ти катапу́льтою2) стріля́ти з рога́тки -
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