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1 deck-cabin
deck-cabin [ˊdekˏkæbɪn] nпа́лубная каю́та -
2 deck-cabin
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > deck-cabin
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3 deck-cabin
[ˈdekˈkæbɪn]deck-cabin каюта на палубе -
4 deck cabin
Общая лексика: палубная каюта -
5 deck-cabin
['dek'kæbɪn]Общая лексика: каюта на палубе, палубная каюта -
6 deck-cabin
[`dek`kæbɪn]каюта на палубеАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > deck-cabin
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7 deck cabin
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8 deck-cabin
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9 deck cabin
['dekˌkæbɪn]сущ. -
10 deck-cabin
n палубная каюта -
11 upper-deck cabin
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > upper-deck cabin
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12 cabin
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13 cabin deck
Морской термин: каютная палуба -
14 cabin deck
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15 палубная каюта
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > палубная каюта
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16 deckcabin
deck-cabin
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17 палуба
жен. deck посадка на палубу ≈ мор.;
авиац. deck landing взлет с палубы ≈ мор.;
авиац. deck start каюта на палубе ≈ deck-cabin проезд на палубе ≈ (без права пользования каютой) deck-passage имеющий столько-то палуб ≈ - decker верхняя палуба ≈ promenade deck, upper deck, main deckпалуб|а - ж. deck;
верхняя ~ upper deck;
средняя ~ middle deck;
нижняя ~ lower deck;
выйти на ~у go* on deck;
~ный deck attr. ;
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18 parts of a ship
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19 палубный
прил. topside палубный самолет ≈ carrier-plane, seaborne aircraft, shipborne aircraft палубная каюта ≈ deck-cabin палубный груз ≈ deck-cargo палубное судно ≈ decker палубный пассажир ≈ decker, deck passenger палубная надстройка ≈ deck erection, deck superstructure палубные устройства ≈ deck gear палубный матрос ≈ deck-hand палубный иллюминатор ≈ deck lightship deckБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > палубный
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20 рубка
I жен.
1) (деревьев) felling
2) (дров) hewing, chopping
3) (мяса, капусты и т.п.) mincing, chopping II жен.;
мор. cabin, deckhouse, deck-cabin боевая рубка ≈ conning towerfelling ;
c cabin ;
См. также в других словарях:
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Cabin fever — is a slang term for a claustrophobic reaction that takes place when a person or group is isolated and/or shut in, for an extended period. Symptoms include restlessness, irritability, forgetfulness, and excessive sleeping.cite episode|title=Alaska … Wikipedia
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