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1 гідравлічна муфта
fluid actuated clutch, hydraulic clutch, ( для ремонту підводного трубопроводу) hydrocouple -
2 зчеплення
с1) ( дія) couplingзчеплення вагонів зал. — coupling
2) ( механізм) clutch3) фіз. cohesion, adhesion -
3 вантажний
cargo, cargo carrying; loadingвантажний візок — hand truck, truck, wagon
вантажний контейнер — freight container, transport container
вантажний літак — air-freighter, freight carrier
вантажний ліфт — freight elevator, service elevator
вантажний пакет — unitized load, pallet
вантажний тариф — freight charges, freight rates
вантажний транспорт — motor transport, carrier of freight, freight transportation
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4 виводок
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5 відцентрова муфта
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6 вмикати
= ввімкнути( механізм) to engage; ( електрику) to make contact, to switch on (in); ( газ) to turn on; ( пускати) to startвмикати зчеплення — to let/throw in the clutch
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7 вчепитися
to seize, to lay hold of, to claw, to clutch, to snatch (at), to grasp -
8 гніздо
с1) nest, birdhouse; ( хижих птахів) aerie; (комах; вогнище інфекції) nidusвити гніздо — to nest, to nidify, to build a nest
2) тех. socket, seat, slot, recess; mortise; ( щогли) step4) військ.кулеметне гніздо — machinegun post, gun pit
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9 двоконусна муфта
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10 затискач
ч( пристрій) clutch; clamp, clip -
11 затискувати
= затиснути, затискати1) ( стискувати) to clutch, to squeeze, to press, to grip; ( закривати) to stop up2) (заважати, стримувати) to keep down, to suppress -
12 з'єднувати
= з'єднати1) to join, to link; ( об'єднувати) to unite2) ( про засоби зв'язку) to connect, to link up; to put throughз'єднувати мостом — to bridge; ( без проміжних опор) to span
3) хім. to combine -
13 зчіпний
coupling; clutch -
14 кіготь
чclaw; ( хижого птаха) talon; nail; ( хижого птаха) pounce; clutchкігті мн. — clutches; ( монтерські) climber, climbing irons, pole climbers; тех. grappler
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15 корпус
ч1) ( тулуб) body; trunk2) ( будівля) building3) тех. frame, body, case, bottomкорпус корабля — hull; ( без обшивки) skeleton of a ship
корпус насоса — case, barrel of a pump, pump case, pump house, pump housing
корпус турбіни — turbine casing, turbine housing
5) полігр. long primer6)7)морський (кадетський) корпус — naval ( military) college
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16 кулачкова муфта
jaw clutch, claw coupling -
17 лапка
ж1) див. лапа I2) тех. claw, clutch, grip, tenon3)стояти на задніх лапках перед кимсь — to dance attendance upon smb.
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18 муфта
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19 нереверсивна муфта
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20 обгінна муфта
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