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Техника: глубоководный трал -
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трал; траловая сеть || ловить ( рыбу) тралом-
beam trawl
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bottom trawl
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deep-sea trawl
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demersal trawl
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floating trawl
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hydrographic trawl
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line trawl
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midwater trawl
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net trawl
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otter trawl
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pair trawl
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paranza trawl
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pelagic trawl
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pole trawl
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surface floating trawl
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twin trawl
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[trɔːl] 1. сущ.; = trawl netтрал; траловая сетьbottom / demersal trawl — донный трал
2. гл.hydrographic / surveying trawl — гидрографический трал
1)а) тралить, ловить рыбу тралом -
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2) ворот || поднимать ( груз) воротом; перемещать ( груз) с помощью ворота3) изогнутая рукоятка; коленчатый рычаг•-
abandonment winch
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air winch
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anchor winch
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auxiliary winch
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bathythermograph winch
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boom winch
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bracket winch
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cable winch
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chain winch
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constant tension winch
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coring winch
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crab winch
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deep-sea winch
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docking winch
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double-drum winch
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electric winch
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grubbing winch
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hoisting winch
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hydraulic winch
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instrumentation winch
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ladle-positioning winch
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lifting winch
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lowering winch
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mooring winch
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oceanographical winch
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oceanographic winch
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pipelayer winch
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pneumatic winch
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positioning winch
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pull winch
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ratchet winch
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reversible winch
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rope winch
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single-drum winch
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sounding winch
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stage winch
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stockrod winch
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topping winch
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towing winch
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Синонимический ряд:catch fish (verb) angle; bait a hook; bob for; catch fish; fish; net; shrimp; trawl; troll for fish
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