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1 širokih okaca
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2 širokih okaca
• coarse meshed -
3 grobmaschig
<tech.allg> (Geflecht, Gewebe) ■ wide-meshed; large-meshed<tech.allg> (z.B. Sieb, Gitter, Netz) ■ coarse-mesh; coarse-meshed; wide-meshed -
4 weitmaschig
Adj. wide-meshed* * *weit|ma|schig [-maʃɪç]adjNetz coarse-meshed, wide-meshed, broad-meshed; Gestricktes loosely knitted, loose-knit* * *weit·ma·schig[ˈvaitmaʃɪç]* * *Adjektiv wide-meshed* * *weitmaschig adj wide-meshed* * *Adjektiv wide-meshed -
5 harva
yks.nom. harva; yks.gen. harvan; yks.part. harvaa; yks.ill. harvaan; mon.gen. harvojen harvain; mon.part. harvoja; mon.ill. harvoihincoarse (adje)coarse-meshed (adje)few (adje)loose (adje)not dense (adje)scanty (adje)sparse (adje)thin (adje)* * *• loose• thin• tarde• sparse• sparce• scattered• scanty• not dense• few• coarse-meshed• coarse• not many -
6 grobmaschig
Adj. wide-meshed* * *grob|ma|schig [-maʃɪç]1. adjlarge-meshed; (= grob gestrickt) loose-knit attr2. advcoarsely* * *grob·ma·schigI. adj1. (mit weiten Maschen) wide-meshedII. adv\grobmaschig gehäkelt/gestrickt loose-crocheted/knit* * ** * *grobmaschig adj wide-meshed* * ** * *adj.coarse meshed adj. -
7 крупноячеистый
1) Biology: wide-meshed2) Makarov: coarse-meshed, large-meshed (о сите), widely-meshed -
8 weitmaschig
<tech.allg> (z.B. Sieb, Gitter, Netz) ■ coarse-mesh; coarse-meshed; wide-meshed -
9 grovmasket
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10 weitmaschig
weitmaschig wide-meshed, coarse-meshed (z. B. Siebe)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > weitmaschig
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11 trasmallo
m.1 trammel-net, drag-net, a coarse-meshed net, having a smaller one behind it.2 iron handle of a hammer.3 trammel net, trammel, fishing net.* * *trammel* * *trasmallo nmtrammel -
12 grobmaschig
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13 крупноячеистый
coarse-cellular, large-meshedРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > крупноячеистый
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14 сито с крупными отверстиями
1) Geology: griddle2) Engineering: coarse screen, riddle3) Mining: wide-meshed screen4) Metallurgy: coarse mesh5) Drilling: coarse sieve6) Cement: wide-meshed sieveУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сито с крупными отверстиями
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15 крупный
1. heavy2. king-size3. large-scale4. grossкрупное животное — a gross animal, an animal with a gross body
5. wide-meshedкрупносетчатый, с крупной сеткой — wide-meshed
6. major7. coarse; gross; big; large; great; outstanding; wholesaleпредмет, отпускаемый крупными партиями — large quantity item
8. bigважная персона, крупная фигура, «шишка» — a big gun
9. large10. massive11. severeСинонимический ряд:1. значительно (прил.) внушительно; внушительных размеров; заметно; значительно; изрядно; основательно; порядочно; солидно2. немало (прил.) здоровенно; здорово; знатно; немалоАнтонимический ряд: -
16 сито с крупными ячейками
Silicates: coarse screen, coarse sieve, griddle, wide-meshed sieveУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сито с крупными ячейками
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17 крупный
1) big
2) coarse
3) gross
4) large scale
5) large-scale
6) vast
7) wide-meshed
– крупный гравий
– крупный заполнитель
– крупный лом
– крупный масштаб
– крупный песок
– крупный план
– крупный сортовой
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18 сито
bolt, bolter, cover, crible, mesh, ( для крупных фракций или сходов) scalp, scalper, riddle, screen, separator, sieve* * *си́то с.
sieveостава́ться на си́те № … — be retained on sieve No …проходи́ть че́рез си́то № … — pass through sieve No …бараба́нное си́то — trommel screenси́то бе́личье колесо́ — squirrel cage screenвибрацио́нное си́то — vibrating screen, riddleволосяно́е си́то — hair sieveвраща́ющееся си́то — rotary [revolving, gyratory] screenкача́ющееся си́то — shaking screenкрупнояче́истое си́то — coarse screenмелкояче́истое си́то — close-meshed screenмолекуля́рное си́то — molecular sieveси́то с квадра́тными отве́рстиями — square-mesh sieveсортиро́вочное си́то — grading sieveтка́ное си́то — woven sieve
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